supervisor campos: i think it is possible to do that. even though we have these great districtwide elections, i think district election still allow you to deal with larger issues. we feel that we certainly have demonstrated that as a board. individual supervisors have demonstrated that. one of the pieces of legislation we worked on last year that we are very proud of is the health services master plan, which is legislation that for the first time has a city like san francisco thinking about the health needs of the city of seoul. -- cities as all whole. it is good for us to know what the health care needs of the city are going to be in the next couple of years or long term. so, making sure those who do planning and other things, that we think strategically about the need citywide and also neighborhood by neighborhood. and we were able to do that and pass that legislation as a district-elected supervisors, even though this is legislation that impacts the entire city in the future of health care in san francisco for many years to come. i thi

supervisor campos? >> i do with respect to, i assume finding 3 is the first finding that we are looking at which is the purpose of which the surplus property ordinance was adopted are too narrow and i actually trying to find the mayor's response to -- i actually agree with what the mayor said because i think it's true that it is narrow, but there is reason for that. so i certainly agree with that statement that the mayor's office made. >> it sounds like we are in unanimous agreement with finding for no. 3. supervisor tang? >> just moving object to finding no. 4? this one talks about current practice an allowing the city department and to keeping the property in the surplus list in definite for any consequence. i would like to make a motion to disagree in part. i recognize the school district has demonstrated need, yes while there are surplus properties out this and challenges to school entities. i wanted to disagree in part in that one. >> i agree with that assessment. it's a partial disagreement because the

supervisor campos: i think the labels can mean a lot of different things. i see myself as someone who ultimately has tried to make things better for people. i have a progressive outlook in terms of how i see things. by progressive i mean the sense that we have to make government and the city work for everyone, and that means that not just those who are doing well. it is also those who are not doing so well. it also means making sure the city works for the middle class and to think of innovative ways of addressing issues and to not be afraid to think outside the box. that is what i see as being "progressive," in that sense. ultimately, there is a guiding principle. that is how i approach government. i believe in good government, transparency, accountability. i believe in making sure that we follow best practices. i think that is something that often times transcends the left, the middle, the right. it goes beyond that. and that is why, you know, as a supervisor i focus so much on contracts and how the city spends money, which is not traditionally a progressiv

>> on a motion for item number three, avalos i, breed i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener nay, yee i. motion passes. >> commissioner wiener. >> thank you, i look forward to voting for van ness brt project. as with any major transportation project it entails very hard choices and we have limited roadway and there are always going to be difficult choices and you're never going to make everyone happy. i completely respect those who have concerns about the project in terms of the parking, traffic impacts. i understand that, but now is the time for us to move forward with making muni work for san francisco and right now in many ways, muni is not working for san francisco and it's not reliable enough, it is not fast enough, it is not predictable enough in terms of when it's going to arrive and how quickly and officially it's going to travel. one of the reasons on why it is not predictable and reliable is because of the intense mixture of buses and traffic. it is almost impossible to predict with any significant degree of accuracy whether a bus will stick to

closed >> roll call vote. >> on item 10 commissioner avalos. >> i. >> commissioner breed. >> no. >> campos i. commissioner cowen >> cowen i. commissioner farrell. i. commissioner tanking >> tanking i arrest commissioner weaning. i the item passes >> (clapping) thank you for your demands that have long been placed on you. i'm very grateful for the work you've put into this process and to the members of the personnel department especially for our process and engaging a whole range of stakeholders. i appreciate your wide range of candidates and identifying a great final process of candidates at the end. we've worked very, very closely with some of the candidates and i'm truly honored to be in the company. i've bend from our feedback. i've heard from you and the other folks in the community and thank you to the mayor's office and to the resemble supporting you all in this decision-making process. i'd like to a thank our transportation authority myths staff led by cynthia fong and other staff members. i also have to give my gratitude to the whole team. we all work as a team and anyone of us does

i think commissioner campos would be interested to know she felt she hadn't answered questions well enough. we're willing to have you here to build upon the community with the state of level. i hope to continue to work with you and i'm so happy for till i didn't >> thank you. okay. it feels like a whole days gone by but congratulations we look forward to working with both of you. okay madam clerk can we go onto the next item >> item 5 change of the orders from the university of muscular dystrophy to conduct a case stud and public-private partnerships and negotiate the non material contract items. >> colleagues, any questions or comments. let's go on to public comment. 2 minutes per person >> good afternoon, commissioners aim jackie socks i've been on the subcommittee since 2000 and i'm very - i'm very involved with this project parkway project and i strongly support - i've supported this item since it was first brought up in the finance meeting and i strongly urge you to support this now. thank you very much >> very good any other member of the peanut butter public who wishes to speak. see

supervisor campos: i think a lot of the past to do with my being an immigrant. ateful for all the opportunities this country has given me. only in this country could someone like me have an opportunity to go from having nothing to go to stanford, harvard law school, and to be an attorney. it really

. >> yeah, thank you chair campos. i was going to say this grocery outlet market that is going into geary and 27th avenue i really appreciate the business' outreach to my office. they have been really transparent in the different proposals. they have reached out to neighborhood organizations. working with the architect and others they have listened closely to the planning commission as well. i think this is alcohol permit is a small tiny percentage of their floor space and i support the police recommendation to approve this transfer. >> thank you supervisor mar. if we now can turn to someone representing the applicant, so either patrick davis, david blare or mr. peterson. thank you for being here. if you could come up and tell us briefly about the application and include a little bit about any community outreach that you clearly have done. >> i am patrick davis with grocery outlet. since the beginning of this and working with very closely the city and the neighborhood associations our original outreach was march 6 with a

i. >> and supervisor campos, campos i. there are 10 i's >> next 7. >> it's an ordinance amendment the tax regulation code that refer to the are former tax board that xiert on january 21st, 2013. >> colleagues same house, same call. >> this is the next item that levies the property taxed for the city and county of san francisco th community college district and the bay area quality district in a pass through rate for the period erntd june 20, 2013. >> same house, same call this ordinance is finally passed. >> ordinance 9 is an ordinance to provide standards for financial hardship applications of capital improvement costs and requiring the rent board to provide rent notice addressing the hardship. same house, same call this ordinance is finally passed >> ordinance 10 to administer prohibit law enforcement officials from detaining citizens after they've become released from custody. >> thank you, president chiu. this ordinance is ready to go but i'd like to postpone the discussion until we have all our members in the chamber

on to a vote on these items. >> on item number three as amended, commissioner avalos i, breed i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i. item passes. >> item passes. very good. our next item is our closed session on executive director search. it is 1:1 8 right now. i'd like to propose we go into recess now. allow the clerk's office to get the board meeting set up and return after our board meeting. it seems cleaner that way we can have the full discussion about the executive director selection all together after the board meeting. let's take a recess. we'll return after the board meeting. okay, colleagues. oard meeting. we can back from recess and we have remaining three items left to go through. of course, we have our closed session on the selection of the executive director for the county transportation authority. why don't we do this. we have introduction of new items, public comment, and public comment on item number 4. let's do introduction of new item while we're fresh and public comment. and seeing that the audience is virtually empty, i'm not s

and i would like to thank london breed, and president david chiu and committee chair, david campos for their work as well. i would like to call up deputy police chief loftus and officer matt freedman who have helped individuals recover their bikes as well. >> well, thank you very much for having me today. it is good to see everybody again. and i can talk to you about some of the things that we have been doing since the last time that we have met. if that is okay? one of the things to combat bike theft is we have started a twitter account. and it is at sfpd bike theft and in doing that, i wanted to try to harass the power of social media and gather the bicycle community together in one umbrella to try not only to get the message out about locking techniques and bike theft safety, but in general i saw this grow into something where people were actually tweeting me pictures of bike theft in progress. and of a number of different things that we could use in turn to put cases on people and it has been really a community effort under this tweeter feed and i am really proud of it and it has g

with that, i will turn it over to supervisor wiener. >> thank you, supervisor campos. thank you for your leadership. even from before i was on the board of supervisors around pride and making sure that this amazing and unique community institution is strong and sustain able and meeting our city's needs. i think it's important to just stress how critical pride weekend and the pride parade and festival are to san francisco culturally to the lgbt community but frankly to the city as a whole. this parade and this festival belong to no one except for the people of san francisco. no one has more ownership of this parade than anyone else. it belongs to all of us, so when making decisions about pride, we have to be sure and back up and evaluate what is best for this parade and festival in terms of the needs of all of san francisco. i also want to acknowledge there are many people both volunteers and contractors, employees who have worked very very hard for many years to keep this parade and this festival going. although we have had some disagreements and criticisms, i really ju

i. and supervisor avenue loss and a supervisor breed. supervisor campos. campos i.nd supervisor horrify ordinance is passed on the first reading. (clapping) (laughter) (clapping) (chanting). (chanting) >> thank you very much we willing optional have a minute of bus to do at this time. >> mr. vice president today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of the supervisor wiener and on behalf of important o of supervisor cowen. >> madam clerk any more business in front of the body. >> that concludes it. and i want to thank the staff and unless there's no more business lainl we are adjourned for so good morning and welcom to all of you i'm joseph i'm the director of prime care for homeless services and urban higher or speaks louder you still can't hear me. okay. i've joseph with urban house thank you for coming distinguished gifts and staff and community partners and many, many other wlor here today. i can't believe we're here and it's so great to share this exist day with you and this exciting new chapter in homeless service

>> on a motion for item number three, avalos i, breed i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener nay, yee i. motion passes. >> commissioner wiener. >> thank you, i look forward to voting for van ness brt project. as with any major transportation project it entails very hard choices and we have limited roadway and there are always going to be difficult choices and you're never going to make everyone happy. i completely respect those who have concerns about the project in terms of the parking, traffic impacts. i understand that, but now is the time for us

but i certainly would like to see that >> excellent point commissioner campos. >> thank you, mr. chairman i want to echo our comments with respect to mr. goldberg i think in having that continuity is important. i share the concern that commissioner semioutlined. i do wish making sure with we have a diversity representative sample of the community and i do worry there are not more women on this body. i won thing i >> the clerk will read the journal from the previous day add to the applicants that, you know, you have to - you can this is a hard process because we have so many incredible applicants and that's hard to appoint people but i hope you take out of this process we want people who want to serve and the fact you're not appointed today doesn't mean you won't be. continue the involvement because that's how most people end up getting appointed to those seats >> so let me ask colleagues on those two at large seats i do strongly support what the commissioners are saying and one of the folks wants to be considered for the at large seat as well. commissioner breed >> i want to marry

but i certainly would like to see that >> excellent point commissioner campos. >> thank you, mr. chairman i want to echo our comments with respect to mr. goldberg i think in having that continuity is important. i share the concern that commissioner semioutlined. i do wish making sure with we have a diversity representative sample of the community and i do worry there are not more women on this body. i won thing i >> the clerk will read the journal from the previous day add to the applicants that, you know, you have to - you can this is a hard process because we have so many incredible applicants and that's hard to appoint people but i

i know we'll continue to talk with multiple folks. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you to supervisor avalos and supervisor kim and thank you to the sheriff. and most importantly thanks to the member of the community that are here. i want to make a couple of points. first, i think i made it clear last week my general view that the types of carve outs are counter productive to public safety. i want to be very clear what we're about to do here today is very historic. and i want to begin by making it clear that what's happening in this chamber is a victory for the immigrant community in san francisco and it's a victory for all county's in san francisco (clapping) >> you know, (speaking spanish) what has happened here is that you have seen a movement where people from the ground up people in the community came to the elected lisp and came to the powers that be in city hall and said this is what we need and i know they're about to get what we need and it's because of them that are here. speaking spanish). i don't know that that oily i will be supporting th

the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor campos. >> thank you very much, madam clerk. supervisor breed, happy birthday to your grandmother, wonderful. i have a number of items and i'll try to be as brief as i can. the first is a resolution that i'm introducing and i want to thank my colleagues who are co-sponsoring, supervisors avalos, mar, cohen, and kim. san francisco homeowners have generally held their homes in equity and, in fact, are in better shape than many families in the country and areas like the east bay. but according to a website, the website sill owe, based on a quarter of 2013 housing data, we still have a significant number of ~ households in san francisco that are seeing delinquency in their mortgages. in the 94 124 zip code, bayview potrero hill, 07% of homes are under water, 10% are delinquent. 41 32 zip code, ~ [speaker not understood] 13% of homes are under water 14% are delinquent. ~ 70 in visitacion valley, [speaker not understood]. in my district, 58 households that are facing foreclosure, including neighbo

. >> thank you so much supervisor campos. i know when i started i worked with advocates working on this issue for some time. i am really glad to see it come to the forefront and thank the supervisor for this and all of the advocates and supporters of this. i think this is a small way san francisco can take the lead and combat the issues that face a number of immigrants in the country . i think essential that no matter where they come from or the money or the color of the skin feel safe in interacting with the police. we can't create a second class citizen subject to different standards simply because of citizenship and this legislation makes it sure people are treated equally and i know it still will be a challenge to call law enforcement and situations that i am familiar with around domestic violence and other issues and i do think that it is important that we not only move forward but we also take an opportunity to try and reach out to communities to communicate what this means and how this can change their lives and how this

. >> thank you so much supervisor campos. i know when i started i worked with advocates working on this issue for some time. i am really glad to see it come to the forefront and thank the supervisor for this and all of the advocates and supporters of this. i think this is a small way san francisco can take the lead and combat the issues that face a number of immigrants in the country .