i am carmen chu, chair of the committee. i am joined by our cochair malia cohen and david campos. our clerk today is here and we have sfgtv here. madam clerk do you have any announcements today? >> please silent all electronic devices and cell phones and all copies part of the file somebody submitted to the clerk. each member of the public will be allowed the same amount of time to speak and will appear on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. will you call item number one. >> item number one is review of the citizen's general obligation bond oversight committee annual report most recent report by the administrative code. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am pleased to be here as the chair of the citizen's general obligation bond oversight committee to give you the annual report. we have a short report for you today basically explaining what this is all about, what our operations have been and we have made changes this here. what is happening with the bonds in place, and finally the city services auditor role that we also play. so the citizen's gen

we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo. at this time we're also requesting approval for modification to extend three of the four leases for an additional five years. * sfo the current leases with the cellular providers were approved by the airport commission in 2009 for an original term of five years. staff inadvertently neglected to bring the leases to the board at that time. it was determined that the nature of the cellular service leases did not lend itself to selecting one provider through an exclusive lease. therefore any cellular license service provider were invite today provide service at the airport as long as it was determined they met all of the city and county of san francisco contract requirements. and i believe that it was this unusual process that may have led to some confusion over whether or not b

two outstanding and i think bay view is opening shortly, so again chair chu in terms of overall lessons learned better scoping to the beginning is absolutely essential. we feel having memorandums of understanding between the departments have helped tremendously. making sure we have opted myselfed community engagement. weez have a very engaged community in our city and to optimize it will help i think to keep the bonds on scope, on time and budget and carefully bidding qualifications are necessary to make sure that we get what we voted for. another service that we provide is overseeing the service auditors. we are the auditors of the city service auditors, and what we did this year was expand benchmark efforts, and this is actually what we recommend being done in the future sort of -- we have a group working with the auditor and expand them by incorporating efficiency measures into the report. we can also make reports better and more easy to understand and this is one way to do it, so that we can see the other times how this is doing. implementing vetting processes for using the data to

chu. >> thank you, mr. chair i want though make a couple of comments. first of all, i share the redundancy of colleagues when we were first discussing the school supplementals. i had a really hesitation but let me point out a few things we did set aside money. this is part of our budget process and when i decided to support the school supplemental we also know there are other supplementals coming down the line especially in the health care area. when it comes to health and i think in this stance i am concerned about the domestic violence. i think did matter it as i and i lutd to before the caseload from the prosecutors office we have a spike of domestic violence in the last few years. we have to make sure that your conviction rate stays high and they're not where they need to be. i think the district attorney's office needs to be where it was and the budget committee obviously made adjustments. i know we're going to have a discussion about what supervisor cohen supported and i'm also supporting. the line share of the money went to the district attorney'

chu for her years here on the board of supervisors. you've been a great companion for your district. i want to say thank you for your great service here today >> i thank you, mr. chair. i know you've got a great vision for your neighborhoods. i look forward to seeing our leadership in the coming years. i also want to take a quick opportunity to thank the the issues a staff. i've been excellent in runably the organization. i know there's going to be changes coming up for our organization. >> thank you. okay public comment on new items? seeing none we'll close public comments. >> this is an opportunity to talk about any item that is not on the agenda. public comment now closed arrest item 15 adjournment. and item

chu for her years here on the board of supervisors. you've been a great companion for your district. i want to say thank you for your great service here today >> i thank you, mr. chair. i know you've got a great vision for your neighborhoods. i look forward to seeing our leadership in the coming years. i also want to take a quick opportunity to thank the the issues a staff. i've been excellent in runably the organization. i know there's going to be changes coming up for our organization. >> thank you. okay public comment on new items? seeing none we'll close public comments. >> this is an opportunity to talk about any item that is not on the agenda. public comment now closed arrest item 15 adjournment. and item>> good morning everyon and welcome to the san francisco board meeting. we are joined today by community member supervisor norman and joined by one of our colleagues. the clerk of the committee is evans and we want to acknowledge the following members of s f g tv staff who are covering the meeting. mark bunch. >> do you have any announcements? >> yes, sir. please silence all devices. files should be submitted to the clerk. items may appear on the agenda unless

chaired those meetings. by the way, supervisor campos, you might want to take into consideration that none of us have ever seen pope bennedict, hagen and carmen chu in the same room at the same time. [laughter] >> i'm just saying, i don't know. but this is a really important institution. kpoo carried the board of supervisors for 30 years free of charge. you didn't have channel 29 at that time. in fact, until kpoo, every board of supervisors meeting, all of your staff would have to come in here and sit and wait, hoping they would be called. and no one has ever talked about the savings that kpoo brought to the city because they could sit in their office and work and tune in. and if they saw that there was a need for them to be in there, they'd grab their coat or their shoes, their show-off shoes, and walk over here and be available for the board at that time. so, whatever support you give kpoo, it's already been paid for by kpoo. so, don't ever feel -- (applause) >> i'm just keeping it real because this is an institution that we should not lose. and, supervisor breed, i'm grateful. i'm always reluctant to participate in black studies events when i'