i don't know if the department has that calendar or if someone is dealing with that. i wonder if we can calendar that and talk about how we want to tackle that particular reform issue. >> step to the microphone, please. >> good evening. can you repeat the question. >> is the department of justice indicated the san francisco police department should not investigate their own officer-involved shootings. that is one of their recommendations. i don't know if it is with the working group or not. i am in a different working group. i wonder if it is dealt with. can we calendar and talk with what ideas have come forward in how we are going to deal with that particular recommendation? >> i will check that and work with the sergeant to get that calendared. >> is there a working group currently working with that? >> yes. >> thank you. >> with that recommendation, there has been a discussion with the district attorney's office for over a year on that very recommendation and mou discussion about the investigation of the officer-involved shootings. that is still in progress, and it

at the beginning of the regular calendar or at the end? >> let's do it after item 15. >> very good. >> commissioners, then that leaves items five, six and seven for your consideration under consent. >> all right. is there any member of the public who would like to pull item five, six or seven off of our consent calendar? seeing none, commissioner koppel? >> move to approve items five, six and seven. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion then to continue -- excuse me, to approve with conditions, items five, six and seven under your consent calendar, -- [roll call] >> move, commissioners. that places us under commission matters, item eight, consideration of adoption of draft minutes for february 22, to 18. >> any public comment on the draft minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner fong? >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes for february 22, 2018 -- [roll call] so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0 and places us on item nine, co

we will vote on the consent calendar as a whole. the concept calendar has been adopted. we can move on to item 7 the 2016 public health and safety bond update. >> mark primo. joining me is terry from zuckerberg. here is the presentation. the last time we were before you was in september. we tried to get in during the holidays, then the calendar was jammed. here we are in march. i am going to go over the financial part of it, then turn that over to terry to talk about the accomplishments in september followed by joe talking about the more details of each of the projects. this is just the recap of the first sale tha that we had in january of 2017. remember this bond was one of three other agencies together with the support of housing and the fire department. this shows you our portion of that $350 million broken up between the zuckerberg campus with the majority of funds and the three clinics southeast, max inhall and caster mission. this shows a rate of spending. we should be about 25 to 30% spent. we are a little off just below 20%. that is due mostly to some of the revi

on the date of that calendar? >> president hillis: it's today. they were going to be on consent, but now the regular calendar. >> clerk: and after urban design guidelines? >> president hillis: let's go after informational. >> clerk: very good. do i hear a motion, commissioners? >> commissioner richards: move to approve item 6. >> clerk: on that motion to approve item 6 under your consent calendar -- [roll call] so moved. commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6-0. that places us under commission matters, item 8, consideration of adoption of minutes from march 1, 2018. >> president hillis: any discussions? seeing none. >> commissioner richards: motion to approve. >> second. >> clerk: on that motion -- slooun [roll call] so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. item 9, commission comments and questions. >> commissioner richards: i have two items today. i'm going to request or at least float the idea -- and the reason is, we're getting it from all angles around why things are not being cons

and you have the calendar before you. there's nothing noted in terms of special meeting notes, as we move forward. >> were there any items from the prior year that we had not completely covered or -- ain calendar. >> i took the past two years' calendar and forwarded all the items that we had calendared in the previous years, and any items that we haven't done, i put it forth on this calendar, so right now, the answer would be no. there's nothing undone from the previous years. >> so we begin with a clean slate. >> at least trying to. >> okay. thank you. commissioners, any items you would like to place on the calendar at this point? i think we already placed one, which was the food program. >> right. >> i should say food security, right? >> which i think will probably go in the fall after director garcia -- there's more work to be done on that in the department before that comes forth. >> right. >> shall we move onto item ten, the jcc report back? >> okay. item ten, and i've lost my agenda. >> commissioner sanchez? commiss

chairman, you are at your consent calendar. all matters are considered routine unless a member of the public or board wishes to have an item severed or considered separately. i have requests to sever item 10.2d relating to a new turn on red and 10.3. >> okay. so excluding 10.2d and 10.3 which have been severed, is there any public comment from the remainder on the consent calendar? seeing none, that part of the consent calendar is closed. director, any questions? if none, i will entertain a motion on this consent calendar. >> director, all those in favor? aye. we can do it with a little gusto next time. and that portion continues. and at quinntara and 19th. and we have one commenter ready to go. welcome back. >> in general on 10.2, no section on stakeholder engagement which is generally in the other calendar items. the results could indicate no speakers support opposition and just paragraph on stakeholder engagement for the routine 10.2 would be helpful. i oppose 10.2d. i am not clear and i have not heard back from staff on the

the presiding officer: objection having been heard, the bill will be placed on the calendar. mr. mcconnell: yesterday we welcomed the president, the vice president and the family of the late reverend billy graham as he laid in the capitol. this is a rare tribute, even rarer for an american without government or military service. but it perfectly suits the remarkable man whose preaching inspired millions worldwide who counseled presidents and world leaders across generations and whom an entire nation came know as america's pastor. his historical revivals brought so many closer to god because his work was not ultimately about him. the secret of my work, he explained, is god. i would be nothing without him. his personal strengths and talents were mighty, but it was his kindness, his humility and his faith to his family that defined his faith and his ministry. i'm glad that congress could honor the great reverend graham in this way. yesterday thousands -- thousands of americans packed the rotunda down the hall to pay their respects. and all across the country people are giving thanks

any other comments or questions about the calendar? >> comment on the calendar? we have any suggestions or comments on the calendar? if not we can proceed to the next item. >> item 12 is report back from the february 27th meeting. i believe commissioner chow. >> within open session the committee reviewed the standard reports including the regulatory fares which they responded. no new surveys since the last report. hospital administrators, patient care services and hr reports. during the medical staff report, the committee approved changes in the urology rules and regulations anesthesia privilege list. in closed session it approved the credentials report and the minutes. any questions? then we can proceed to the next item which is consideration of adjournment. >> next item adjournment motion in order. >> so moved. >> second. all those in favor. this meeting is now adjourned. thank you. [music] >> san francisco city clinic provides a broad range of sexual health services from stephanie tran medical director at san francisco city clinic. we are here to provide easy

like, a calendar of city events that there's applications in. it could be a nonprofit, nonprofit, you know, made an application, and there might be a little block party that people might be interested in and we don't know about. i thought maybe that could be distributed -- >> i think down the road, it might be, but in the beginning, it might have too much sensitive data for public comment. >> like, just a list. this weekend, and who the -- >> yeah, maybe down the road. not in the beginning. >> yeah. i think it's helpful for the public. >> dylan, i feel like either ben -- probably ben from oewd mentioned that sf travel might want to be a hub of information like that, rather than a city site. i don't know that tourists are really looking for fun thing to see do on sfgov. >> or even on our e.c. website. >> but do you know if there's any -- does that ring any bells? >> yeah. it's been a long time since we actually talked to sf travel. i'll bring it up again with them. they actually have a tool that you can actually list your event and get on their p

i know the item is off the calendar, however, i do not intend to talk about it. i'll same my confidential informan informants -- confidential informants for the subsequent meeting on this, but i want to mention that may is a very bad time for two critical members of our group, from neighbors who are very intimate and very concerned about this and who are experts on this, and if there's any way, as much as we wouldn't want to wrap it up -- we want to wrap it up as much as possible, if this could be moved to the following month, in june or if we'd request that staff provide you with some other options to hear this in june, we'd be most grateful. thank you. >> president hillis: and you can talk to staff, if that date doesn't work in may. >> okay. thank you. >> president hillis: mr. bellder. >> good afternoon, president hillis, members of the commission. just in regard to 655 alvarado, which i heard some discussion earlier. if you look at the building code, demolition is defined as removing all of the building from the site down to foundation. that's why you can leav

we are moving onto the consent calendar. >> item nine is the consent calendar. all item listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and will be acted on by a sing the vote of tvote -- single vote of the commission. there will be no discussion about a specific event unless the item is requested to be removed from the consent calendar and it will be considered as a separate item. >> commissioner kwon: is there any request to remove an item from the consent calendar? i see there's a request to remove item 9-c and discuss it separately from the others. do i have a motion? second? >> that's for 9-a and 9-b, correct? >> yes. 9-a and 9-b. okay. any public comments? all in favor? opposed? next item, please. >> we need to hear for 9-c. >> oh, that's right. mr. pillpal. welcome. >> david pillpal. just a minor environment cal concern on 9-c, on page two, the description of environmental review of this action, the city of san francisco is making an action that the sewer is exempt from ceqa. th

overall for calendar year 2017, water use was down 17.5%, compared to calendar year 2013. again, pretty significant ongoing savings. hard to know exactly how it's going to rebound. it'll be interesting to see. we're going to continue to track it and certainly incorporate that into any future updated water demand projections. those will get started in about a year, and we'll be able to see what it means for the future. with that, that's my comments. i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you, nicole. colleagues? thank you very much for your report. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? hearing none, public comment is now closed. madam secretary, will you please summarize the consent calendar. >> all matters here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and will be acted on by a single vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of a separate item, unless one of the commissioners and public requests to remove an item. >> are there any requests to

other side is interested in pursuing a lease with the port. >> right. >> if you would like us to calendar the item, but we would need a willing partner on the other side. [ inaudible ] >> motion to adjourn? >> so moved. [ inaudible ] >> oh, in honor of the young people that organized and participated in the march and are getting active socially in that engagement. >> is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor. meeting is adjourned. go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> commissioner: i'd like to call this meeting to order. welcome everyone to the tuesday march 20th meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. i'm bryant tan the commission president and before we start the meeting put your phones on vibrate, commissioners and members of the public. second, if you're a member of the public and would

the political calendar makes it very hard for some and as big and as complex as nafta to get done.maria: so it liked the lefty went in mexico. what happens then? you have a plan b? >> you do have this matter to deal with between the two countries. they do have the other matter to deal with. they have a huge trade surplus with us. since nafta was enacted, cumulative trade deficit with mexico is $1 trillion with a tee. that is a big number. maria: it sure is. which is that the finance minister of saudi arabia in the studio. obviously, what can you tell us about potential for growing economic ties between the u.s. and saudi? >> the tides are already very come in very significant u.s. is the largest single private direct investment in saudi. some 45 billions of dollars of saudi is around 11 and dependent on us for their import and they are depending about 11% on us for export. it's a very important relationship to say nothing of the geo-relationship with this between saudi and u.s. >> is certainly seems that the relationship is strengthening for sure. the commerce department you are go

most successful tennis players of all time and the only player to this day to achieve a so-called calendar golden slam now that is when you win all the major titles plus gold at the olympics in the same year well graf officially retired from the game in one nine hundred ninety nine but her impact on the sport continues to this day. thank one nine hundred eighty eight was the year for steffi graf first she triumphed at the australian open. then she took the french open. next came wimbledon and she remained undefeated at the u.s. open. then to crown it all she won olympic gold at the summer games in seoul. and even have so far nobody thought i could achieve that so early i'm sure they'll be in losses again at some point that's completely normal. steffi graf was three when she held her first tennis racket. she was coached by her determined father peter cox. at thirteen she started taking part in grand slam tournaments her rapid rise ignited a nationwide tennis fervor in germany along with the successes of boris becker who grew up nearby in a town in boston for timberg. we'll have mines that w

brush is still the only tennis player to have completed the golden slam in one calendar year this and i mean there are so many outstanding athletes especially in recent years i'm sure somebody will manage again. that us so. i'm not going to make it ok i think she will hold on to the record for a very long time because. she's nine hundred eighty nine germany's tennis fever reached its peak thanks to the joint forces of chicago and respect. that was when we both won wimbledon on the same day in july the german president because i don't buy it circa was there in the royal box and it was a special moment for a. moment for the torch it's. alongside her golden slam steffi graf holds another record she was ranked world number one for three hundred seventy seven weeks longer than any other tennis player. thanks by the mid ninety's she suffered increasing injuries her father's conviction on charges of tax of asian was a further follow. rush made a comeback in june one nine hundred ninety nine winning the french open against martina hingis in one of the most spectacular matches of her career th

the calendar or any aeditions you need to -- additions you need to make? >> the next meeting will be april 3rd. >> it may ablong one as yo be a long one as you can see from the calendar. >> president chow: right. my other comments would be, we are looking forward to additional commissioners to help fill our seats here in the coming several weeks. and at that time, then, we will be then looking at making committee appointments and assignments so again we will be reaching out to find your interests at this point and we will take that into consideration but we will await the arrival, also of our new commissioners to make any changes at this point. there being no further business thunderstorm item we can move on to the next item, please. >> item 11 is the report back from the 2018/2019 report from the jcc. >> the jcc in open discussion we discussed the following items. the administration report which included substantial information regarding the gift fund and 2017/18 gift state finding and we also heard about the update on the tran formation updates on discha

roll call on consent calendar. [ roll call ] >> thank you. section d, a discussion and vote on consent calendar resolution severed for separate consideration? there were none. section e proposal for action. we have two items. first is board policy 6145.2 athletic competition. it was moved from january 23rd, a report has been given by rules. superintendent matthews, would you like to read the recommendation into the record? >> yes. general counsel will be reading this into the record. >> the action tonight is they approve the board policy for athletic competition. >> we do not have any public speakers signed up at this time. any comments or questions from the board or superintendent? roll call vote, please [ roll call ] >> six aye. >> thank you. our next item is board policy 6142.2 sexual health and hiv aids prevention. it was moved in december. commissioner norton isn't here. is there someone else that can do a report from curriculum? who else is on curriculum? no others? it's probably on the -- is it further in the -- it was in the backgroun