of the city and county for the central city neighborhood; northside publications/marina times to be the neighborhood outreach knew paper of the city and county for the northern san francisco neighborhood; west portal monthly to be the neighborhood outreach newspaper of the city and county for the west portal neighborhood; and potrero view to be the neighborhood outreach knew paper of the city and county for the potrero hill, dogpatch, bayview, soma, mission bay neighborhoods to provide outreach advertising for fiscal year 2014-2015. >> okay, thanks. we have our office of contract administration here. thank you. >> good afternoon, chairman farrell and supervisor mar. thank you for hearing me. my name is deirdre darling. i'm representing the office of contract administration and i'm here requesting your recommendation and approval for a resolution designating certain periodicals of the city's outreach periodical for the upcoming fiscal year. outreach advertising is intended to meet the public information needs of those communities and neighborhoods which may not be adequately served by

be here in their new homes. we understand the struggles that people have in the city. it is incredibly expensive and it's also we're faced with many other pressure points that cause people to live in some level of concern and fear whether they can be here in the city, whether their jobs will be there for them or the residences and i join with supervisor kim in acknowledging the level of anxiety that exists in the city, and that's why i have to make sure that the city family of agencies from ocii and the great leaders and the commissioners are working closely with dbi and the house -- office of housing and the incredible resources and niby brothers and working with the office of engineers to the office of disabilities to make sure they're for the residents here and only when they feel comfortable is our job to rest for a minute but we're not resting. i think today is both a celebration but yet another call to action just like last november under construction when we announced our aggressive goal of 30,000 units and 33% affordable but also over 50% of the housing we're go

not think we should be talking to the city that much. it was one of those little things that had to be overcome. the city helped us at different times when we needed help. it became a good working relationship. >> as opposed to the traditional structure of male leaders. they were very close. they were very inward. there were not accepting of the government. there were not trusting of the government. they were very of verse to this. they had to work together. the way the land was constructed, the reservation -- bear in mind that the book describes how 7000 acres of the city limits are on tribal land. that is huge. that has to be managed somehow. her willingness to stretch out a hand. was able to our conversations things. there is a very interesting where she says that because she was a halfbreed, i was able to do this. her father was white. he was european ancestry. ,hey married and settled here and she was brought up in those two cultures. to her, it was not something unusual. it was the asset that allowed her to achieve the momentous did

tell him about the operators and how you go go finding them and being in the city to being if the airportrst, we actually find the space and once we can what we would like to sit down we go to different neighborhoods in san francisco and get the people in charge to let us know they are having a process and excited to have important local operators in the airport. >> then we have to go-go through the competitive process they score the proposal and basically a lease is awarded to the recuperate. >> if they have not of a reached us a and picked out the china and the listen in essence he the service and figured out the uniform and memo design and everything is go. >> how long before f ask vendor to move floats process. >> it could take up to a year to go out to bid. >> i don't know if we know sdpaek what we signed up for but the airport a excited to have us here and they know we don't have the experience even taking out the trash there's a learning curb. >> then it happens. >> i here it's american people award-winning program. >> yes. we're proud of our awards altogether we've won 11 wards th

we need to figure out how to build beautiful cities, be densers, go up a little higher. pay attention to europe in their cities. england, for instance, has 6.5 teems the population -- times the population per acre, but maintained farmland, and build beautiful parks. we need to take lessons and do a better job of designing the cities. increasing building codes and make it so people don't have to spend two hours in the car. not only will it improve the quality of life, but it will save the city money. so much cities built infrastructure at the point they can't maintain it. >> mayor parker, what are the challenges you faced. you laid out grave concerns before the break. sounds like you are working with industry. what about when your goals run contrary to big business? >> i don't think any of my goals to improve efficiencies, to reduce green house gas emissions and make the committee resilient are contrary to industry. the big challenges for the coastal cities. think of the impact of katrina, spike and sandy. they are not major storms impacting a city, they are storms that im

commerce. >> telling me about the operator and how you go about finding them and they get from being in the citybeing in the airport. >> so first, we actually find a table and once we know what we want a sit-down we go to the neighborhoods in san francisco and other people seminary of the retail let us know about the rain water and are excited to have the local operators in the airport. >> we have to go going through the conceive selective process and they award a lease to the restaurant. >> they are planning on extending. >> we that you could out the china and the length evens and the travel serve and fourth your minds and it's all good. >> how long for a vendor to move through the process. >> i would say it could take 80 up to a year from the time we go out to bid until they actually open a restaurant. >> i don't know what we signed up for but the airport is happy to have us here. and, you know, even taking out the track simple things there's a learning curve >> with once we're here they are helpful. >> it's an award-winning program. >> we're prude of your awards we have won 11 awards the late

housing authority now, it's company is in our community and, in fact, all over the city buying up property that is going to be used by the city but wow, i want to work with our project particularly in my community you're dealing with people that at the bottom of the to tell up pole and deals with martin luther king and you're getting the key to the city. but the thing i'm up here to talk about the history and my perhaps after this are will be in contact with the related california to see we as community people that look like me are going to be involved with our prosper. ace you should get up there and talk about the lines maybe because i've not got form education but i can write songs about what is happening in my community. i'm not here to say yay or nay on this project you're going to do what you want to do and by the way, mayor ed lee knows me it's no mystery all you have to do is check the black history and a that ace has been looking at cases that are involved in enterprise i have another mini want to be clear to all that here are ace is phenomenon on the case you know i have a moral obligation i've got

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weren't improper ways the commission had not acted so there was discretion rather than being for photo to the city the forfeiture was waved so nothing ways done illegal as i understand what's being said but so i would i think i would prefer at least from might have point of view we just not respond if the grand jury didn't ask us to respond and let the district attorney respond, however, he may want. >> well - we could i would amend it and say the commission who are acknowledged doesn't know of campaign contributions but agrees with the recommendation an independent by the city attorney audit be conducted. >> i'd accept that language for a motion. >> excuse me. >> i take our motion specifically. >> i move that we remove the current response and replace while the commission doesn't have acknowledge of independent campaign contributions we recommend the board of supervisors request an independent audit by the city attorney. >> second. >> all right. public comment on the proposed >> i'm bob. i like the fact your frankly going to amend this and get rid of what seems clearly convoluted draft response.

san francisco should not be leading the country as the number one faster growing city that's not the legacy we want to leave so we are pleased to be standing with the coalition with the mayor's office and the board of supervisors and other groups to reach the consensus measure. our consensus measure will raise the bar by getting all workers to $15 in 200128 and insure that no minimum wage worker in san francisco goes without on increase over one hundred thousands of our lowest paid worker will benefit it puts hundreds of millions of into worker wages money going directly to local businesses and fuels our economy. i want to put into prospective what that means the campaign is made up of organizations that fight for the lowest minimum wage workers get a decent chance of thriving in san francisco around many policies around housing and health care and education. for people in may day of 2015 theirs to see a pay increase been $240 a month that is a different between paying for health care or paying rent. and within 4 years time as we get to $15 an hour that's putting $9,000 a year into th

housing authority now, it's company is in our community and, in fact, all over the city buying up property that is going to be used by the city but wow, i want to work with our project particularly in my community you're dealing with

and translate them but take the major ones that people are going to be interested in in other words, if someone is running for a city office they should be able to file whatever financial documents, what campaign workers or people like a treasurer eir so forth it required if they don't have that basically in their own language they'll have the defense i did this base it was not provide in my language. not only did we have the problem with the legal definitions we had problems with the language independence if it is found out people are not interested i have a series doubt we really want to show we appreciate the diversity of this city we have to be pro-active and not pass it. >> just a suggestion either identify what those major languages or set up criteria for identifying what those major languages are. populations can be fluid so what the major languages are today might not be that in 10 years >> yes. very quickly i'm a very long supporter of the motion and commissioner keane it's a no-brainer. in terms of costs if all the city departments have the guides materials in spanish and asian mandar mandarin tlag so this

be fined that's one of the portion. on the other hand, it's any prospective and i think it's shared by as follows that home sharing has allowed struggling residents to live in our expensive city whether it be seniors or students out of town or whether it be working families that are visiting families whether workers traveling foyer they jobs and artists that have an extra that is a our legislation says loans you are a that time resident in san francisco and playing by the rules we'll allow a level of this it's. but permanent resident i've proposed we deny that as a san franciscan that has lived no our city for at least 89 most out of the year we selected that to coincide the time of a season what a student is away from the summer or a traif family. you'll likely hear from members of the public who want a 6 month time period or think that missouri one month is okay. we tried to balance the feedback. what's the rules. the major rules are 3 first everyone that engages will have to register with the city so if there's any issues in an neighborhood we know how to address them. secondly, we would require that anyone engaged in this economic activity b.a. will have to pay their fill

for recreation or currently being watered with potable water. next week the city will be voting on an emergency drought declaration which consists of restricting water use during certain hours. sam l.a. car doe will introduce a number of ways to cut usage even more. it includes cutting a water conservation. it will be paid by the city to record complaints of water waste and help residents tear out their lawns. under the proposal, city owned land with grass is only being used for decorative purposes would be replaced with drought tolerant plants. this could involve treating the water and recharging our ground water basins. liccardo plans on presenting this to the council next tuesday. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:08. new this morning berkeley police want your help. they're trying to find a missing elderly woman considering to be at risk. carmen was last seen last night around boatage and durant street. she is about 5'4" with a medium build and straight gray hair. she was last seen wearing a dark green puffy down

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staying in the city easier and they stressed that this is really an urgent matter of staying in the city or being pushed out like so many others are because of our economic and wealth gap in the city. lastly i want to say i authorized along with the coworkers this is an issue where workers are not only living paycheck to paycheck but hour to hour and this measure the worker bill of rights will help with the stability of low wage and part time workers in the city. the last point i want to make in my introduction before president chiu gives comments this is extremely good for listing the low wage workers out of poverty but many workers are offered high employment, however, the overall trend in the growing san francisco service sector is employers are looking at to cut costs and that's the low road type of employers we're trying to alter their ability to do that. when they do this that pits the pressure on the good employers to encourage in the same allowing low road cost cutting this drives down a motivation so that's why our workers should be offended full-time hours. i want to say this matter is

like to say i'm called the ambassador for solar and i think you need to be in contact with the staff there because the mayor of the city just okayed a $5 million for this year this coming year so we need to be, you know, working together and making sure that solar is there because i have to show them my pg&e and my pg&e was $4.15 i'm in a house a big house. so the thing of it is - oh, i'd like to say that when the navy came about there was a administration boards set up because of the shipyard being a stirrup fund sites but what happened was the rap members didn't support of the d b.a. at that time, because we knew the area was not clean enough to residential standard as the voters voted 87 percent that no man be transported from the shipyard until it was claendz. i know you're going to vote yes. because of the fact that your appoint by mayor and i know that willie brown this is his baby and even though the area is not clean i feel sorry i really feel sorry for the people that goes on that site to that shipyard. the people are dying. people is still getting sick because of the work that is going on presently that shoul

. >> governor rendell says city won't be paying to play host, but instead city funds will have to be raised separately but philly has done that in the past with rnc in 2,000. >> we raised 68 million-dollar in cash and contributions in 2,000. i think we can easily replicate that. >> reporter: it is something dnc committee will be paying close attention to as they tour the town. >> we are working to see what funds are available and what the host committee would put together and how much it will cost to host a event of this magnitude report report mayor nutter says there is working to donnas brooklyn, birmingham, columbus and phoenix are still also in the running, to play host. >> to get this far is significant but we still have, certainly much more work to do and they have a whole lot more questions and it is our responsibility to answer those questions, in the committee, the kind of comfort that ultimately, from our perspective, would result in the recommendation. >> reporter: today's activities concluded with the tour of reading terminal market and candle light tour of independent ha

go craig tomorrow is a big day in at atlantic i be city.ors will pack the beach for thunder over the boardwalk. today they practiced the us thupped storms practice session. officials are hoping that practice makes perfect and so do we. hundreds of mesh of america's best wheelchair athletes are competing right here in philadelphia. the national veterans wheelchair games are underway. eyewitness news at the pennsylvania convention center where the opening ceremonies were held tonight. the games are open for military vets who use wheelchairs for sports competition. it contains 18 sports events. good luck to everyone. we'll be right back. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a

if you continue to have gas leak inand water mains exploding new york city or philadelphia, syracuse, we will not beuild the kind of economy that will quiz us for leadership in the city. -- in this century. madeopical storm iselle landfall last night. the last time a storm of similar scale hit the islands was in 1952. that storm benefited one sector. we have a look at how hawaii's storms actually help. >> that is right. we have heard about tourism, traffic, tropical fruit. we wanted to look at the film industry which has tripled in hawaii since 2006. it turns out what weather is not so bad for hollywood. the last time a big storm hit in ark", "jurassic bark -- p was filming. those scenes that you see were filmed in a category four hurricane. >> they did not have to go to a soundstage. >> they did not fake of the storm. that was a real hurricane. we do not know if we will see any iconic films come out of this weekend. but we would not be surprised. we have "hunger games," "but 0."la," "hawaii 5- has this had on the film industry in the state question mark >> the industry has brought a ton of jobs int

he feels that this city should be doing more. and one of those proposals is to stop watering grass areas on city-owned land that are not being used for recreation or is playing fields. next week, the city will be voting on an emergency drought declaration which consists of restricting water use during certain hours. the council man who is also running for mayor will be introducing a proposal that includes a number of ways to cut water usage. as i mentioned city-owned land with grass would not be watered if other water was being used on it currently. and grass being used for deck ra live turps would be replaced with drought-le to rat plants. they want to create a water conservation core of young adults or teens. they would be paid using recently-authorized funding to do a number of tasks. >> they could be tearing up lawns where residents are willing to instead plant drought plants. they could be distributing information for challenges conserving water and making sure folks know how to best save water. >>> he also wants a fast track

attorney and at the controls is the person victor i'm sdooej we'll be joined by the representatives from the city scott sanchez will be representing the planning department and planning commission and the senior engineer will be here and deputy city attorney will be here on behalf of the department of public health will you go over the rules >> ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices. please carry on conversation in the halfway appellants and permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and 3 minutes for rebuttals all pa parcels parties who are not affiliated with the parties have up to 3 minutes to address the board with no rebuttals to assist the board members of the public who wish to speak are ask but not required to submit a business card to the staff. pencils are available on the lndz of the podium and consumer survey forms on the left-hand side of the podium. the board office is on mission street room 304 between van ness boulevarding it's broadcast live sfgovtv channel 78 and dvds of this meeting are a