he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk today about the reform of the cpr eight and the ralph m brown act, two towering achievements that started here in san francisco with a chronicles series by mike harris back in the early 1950s. so i strongly endorse quentin kopp for this job. thank you >> think you much good any other members of the public was to speak on item 1? please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> the decision is now in the hands of this committee could supervisor mar >> thank you everyone for making the great comments and thank you for sender kopp as well. i move that we appoint quintin l kopp to see number one on the ethics commission in this business need to be a committee report? >> it was not noticed as a committee report so it will not be. i will join supervisor mar in support for the positive recommendation to the full board. it's nice to see that you still want t

he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk today about the reform of the cpr eight and the ralph m brown act, two towering achievements that started here in san francisco with a chronicles series by mike harris back in the early 1950s. so i strongly endorse quentin kopp for this job. thank you >> think you much good any other members of the public was to speak on item 1? please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> the decision is now in the hands of this committee could supervisor mar >> thank you everyone for making the great comments and thank you for sender kopp as well. i move that we appoint quintin l kopp to see number one on the ethics commission in this business need to be a committee report? >> it was not noticed as a committee report so it will not be. i will join supervisor mar in support for the positive recommendation to the full board. it's nice to see that you still want t

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public instruction. the american cancer society and lung association and the california medical and dental association and the hospital association and the service employees international union and that the district supports proposition 56. this act of 2016 and urges californians to vote yes in the lives of students. we have one speaker who has been waiting patiently. >> good evening. thank you so much for taking this resolution president haney and good evening to the commissioners and superintendent. i am a pediatrician here in san francisco and have been for the past 19 years and i am here representing many physicians who aren't here this evening at your meeting both the california medical association as well as the san francisco medical society and also the american academy of pediatrics in california to ask for support of this proposition 56 which 56 tobacco tax act and user fee on tobacco products including ecigarettes containing nicotine and the resolution supported by physicians as well as health care advocate, educators and others the tobacco tax is in the existing programs and research and cure f

california association thank you. >> okay. thank you is there any public comment at this time? any public comment? >> all right. hearing none. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries. >> c request an authorization to enter into a new grant with connor house for a provision to provide money management services to seniors and younger adult disabilities during july one to june 2019 in a total amount of one and $67,000 plus plus a 10 percent contingency for a revised total not to exceed an amount of one and $83,000 plus can i have a motion to discuss. >> so moved. >> second. >> you are. >> good morning so today, we're looking to seek approval for money management services located in the tenderloin district of san francisco connor provides assistance to folks with their daily services and assets not to exceed grant utilities and purchase of food and payment of insurance premiums and deductibles and other necessities to make sure that the paperwork is collected and the social security staff and submit paperwork to the social security and maintain other contact and make referrals and have regular

public instruction. the american cancer society and lung association and the california medical and dental association and the hospital association and the service employees international union and that the district supports proposition 56. this act of 2016 and urges californians to vote yes in the lives of students. we have one speaker who has been waiting patiently. >> good evening. thank you so much for taking this resolution president haney and good evening to the commissioners and superintendent. i am a pediatrician here in san francisco and have been for the past 19 years and i am here representing many physicians who aren't here this evening at your meeting both the california medical association as well as the san francisco medical society and also the american academy of pediatrics in california to ask for support of this proposition 56 which 56 tobacco tax act and user fee on tobacco products including ecigarettes containing nicotine and the resolution supported by physicians as well as health care advocate, educators and others the tobacco tax is in the existing programs and research and cure f

california environmental quality act dates may 11 for the proposed project located on 2000 through 200070 bryant street and next items are the motion associated with that appeal and items thirty is the part of public hearings of persons interested in the certification of a conditional use authorization dated june for a proposed project 2000 through 200070 bryant street and items 31 through 33 are the motions associated with that pole. >> thank you, madam clerk we have before us appeals for the project on 2000 through 2000 and 40 bryant street in district 9 there are two appeals relayed to the determination of the exemption for further environmental review and the conditional use authorization so we're going to hear the two appeals together then the board will vote on the determination of the environmental impact that takes 6 votes to affirm or reverse the board determination if it is rejected the conditional use authorization become mute no other actions can take place and table those items in the environmental determination is upheld we'll vote it i requires 8 votes to overturn the conditional use decision for this hearing items 26 and thirty will be considered why to approve the depreciation tha

california environmental quality act dates may 11 for the proposed project located on 2000 through 200070 bryant street and next items are the motion associated with that appeal and items thirty is the part of public hearings of persons interested in the certification of a conditional use authorization dated june for a proposed project 2000 through 200070 bryant street and items 31 through 33 are the motions associated with that pole. >> thank you, madam clerk we have before us appeals for the project on 2000 through 2000 and 40 bryant street in district 9 there are two appeals relayed to the determination of the exemption for further environmental review and the conditional use authorization so we're going to hear the two appeals together then the board will vote on the determination of the environmental impact that takes 6 votes to affirm or reverse the board determination if it is rejected the conditional use authorization become mute no other actions can take place and table those items in the environmental determination is upheld we'll vote it i requires 8 votes to overturn the conditional use decision for this hearing items 26 and thirty will be considered why to approve the depreciation tha

california environmental quality act dates may 11 for the proposed project located on 2000 through 200070 bryant street and next items are the motion associated with that appeal and items thirty is the part of public hearings of persons interested in the certification of a conditional use authorization dated june for a proposed project 2000 through 200070 bryant street and items 31 through 33 are the motions associated with that pole. >> thank you, madam clerk we have before us appeals for the project on 2000 through 2000 and 40 bryant street in district 9 there are two appeals relayed to the determination of the exemption for further environmental review and the conditional use authorization so we're going to hear the two appeals together then the board will vote on the determination of the environmental impact that takes 6 votes to affirm or reverse the board determination if it is rejected the conditional use authorization become mute no other actions can take place and table those items in the environmental determination is upheld we'll vote it i requires 8 votes to overturn the conditional use decision for this hearing items 26 and thirty will be considered why to approve the depreciation tha