. >> thank you, chair kim, i am in agreement with chair breed. looking at the areas and key intersections with the most conflicts and accidents and deaths is critical. and being equitable from a city-wide level looking at these projects is very important. and i am sensitive to what supervisor wiener is saying to give something to each district. but to me it's looking at the most dangerous areas. and on the list it's masonic and geary. and i am pleased that the small but significant traffic calming is important. but i don't want to knit pick or micro-manage, but item 15 isn't in district 5 at all, it should be just districts 1 and 2. and to supervisor wiener's point, district 2 has nothing on here, but the things on my list share in district 2. you have to include not only for 15, it's included and masonic and union terrace is district 1 and 2. and that's item 35. and item 36, geary and palm, is districts 1 and 2 as well from my understanding. thank you. >> commissioner breed. >> thank you, i just have a couple of comments. i appreciate supervisor

and the policy institute, and a number of other organizations and i think chair kim you put it -- you hit it right on the button that data and having numbers and names is extremely difficult. data collection is going to be really important for san francisco, especially if the city is going to tap into any state or federal funding that may become available. if we can forward to the next slide i think we're one slide behind here. we have a mayor's page and bilingual resource guide and translated materials provided to families by the san francisco immigration court. we translated a number of websites in the city to multiple languages including the aca website and victims portal and immigration and doca and we will provide updated information and translations on the unaccompanied children web page and we hope to work with the grant team to also have this translated, not -- we have it in spanish but we need it translated in my an languages as well and our community ambass doors do outreach and education about city programs and healthy sf, 311, the city id card so they will do that in langu

accounts it appears to be a win/win, and so special congratulations for the board director and chair, kim, and supervisor kim, and the mayor's office and all of the involved, negotiations. and secondly, although, we applaud the efforts of the executive director, and the project team to effectively manage the costs associated with phase one of this project, we remain concerned with the costs for two reasons. and first, based on the passed trend of higher than anticipated amounts for awarded bit packages to this point in the project and it reserve eand with that said, we are cautiously optimistic which you will hear later on today's recommended awards for the plumbing, hvac and fire sprinkler packages which came in, approximately, at ten million dollars under cg estimates in specifically, since these awards are 1.12 million under the estimates from the july, 2013, and why this is so important, is that these are the estimates which make-up the authorized 1.89, billion for the project. and we hope that the approach is used to achieve these gains can be replicated which evaluating and awarding

economic development committee my name is answering i the chairman to my right is supervisor kim the vice chair and to my left is malia cowen also a member of the committee in addition, we're joined by the president of the board of supervisors sdpooufd ii want to thank sgovd specifically the staff as madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. the agenda will be on the next meeting. i also want to note we have an overflow room the north light could you recall u court given how many people are here today, we know the first thing is the sequa tree if you are intending to make a comment and have not done so there are blue cards in the front and fill one out and hand it in and we'll make sure to call you. with that, madam clerk >> item one is an ordinance spigd the giant seconvey tree a landmark tree. >> i'm the author colleagues today before us is legislation to expend the landmark tree status to a giant seconvey tree on market street in the corbett heethsdz neighborhood this landmarking has support from the neighborhood association to this area. labored tree designation will help sure this tree is pr

transbay center we congratulate the city on the establishment of the ma la recuse and supervisor kim with who chairs the ma la rose district that will help complete and support of the phase one terminal project and the caltrain extension into the transbay center. the cf defense is financing and funding mechanism that will help to provide the $3 million for the improvements for the small businesses in transportations network. revenues from the cf have been assumed for the downtown extension plan and this action helps to close the gap on the phase one $1.9 billion terminal project together with the other agencies will be keeping on eye on the remainder funding for phase two the downtown extension of caltrain on vision zero thank you for the board of supervisors for the budget city providing over one $.3 million in general fund for the vision zero in several districts our staff along with mta will be coordinating to figure out how to best use the monies. in fact, today, you'll be considering the approval of practicing that improves this bicycle and signals that are funded vision zero a really good proj

economic development committee my name is answering i the chairman to my right is supervisor kim the vice chair and to my left is malia cowen also a member of the committee in addition, we're joined by the president of the

scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cowen our vice chair is supervisor jane kim will be joining us shortly your clerk is andrea he want to thank jim smith for broadcasting today's hearing i want to know from members in attendance if we reach capacity in the seating area of this board chasms we'll have an overflow room in the agenda we will hear the first few items and item 3 relating to short-term rentals and if we don't finish up by 1:30 we have a special order which will be items four and five relating to interim contrls in a portion of the south of market area and we'll go to that and after that is done we'll return to short-term rentals to compete that i want to remind people of our board rule which is for people not to pack audio prrld sounds it disrupts the proceedings and makes it sometimes exchanging for people to have equal time to make the public comments so if you want to express approval or disapproval do it in a silent way thumps or any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk

how we're going to 0 precede with the complicated agenda i need to step out and supervisor kim the vice chair will take the public comment we're going to move through the public comment on item 3 at 1 o'clock we'll take a recess from one to 1:30 for lunch and if public comment is not completed that will resume in the afternoon if it's completed the city will recess upon the end of. another 1:30 items four and five will be called where their specifically designated so at 1:30 handle items four and five after those items are completed webb we'll resume the short-term rental item and complete public comment if it has not already been implemented and typed after items 4r5e the committee will resume the possible action on item 3 human resources i hope that makes sense i'm sorry about the complexity but with that i'll turn it over to supervisor kim and i'll be back shortly >> we do want to ask the folks respect the speaker cards i know the chair got e-mails of folks that partially waited for their names were called and a lot of folks got up in advance so i'm going to call 10 names at a time and we'

. >> supervisor jane kim i'm a co-chairs wall. >> thank you colleagues for your consideration and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos for your co-sponsoring this legislation was recommended by the planning commission is a set of clean up legislation meant to honor the original it is not of the western selma plan to allow communities while supported a difference character in the western selma plan when was passed last year and, of course, had begun through a 7 year process in the clean up legislation we made two primary changes one is to allow elementary secondary childcare use beyond the 25 thousand square feet use site restriction and this restriction was put in place to insure we had a diversity have used along that two corridors with freeway to make sure there was a diversity of ground floor activation how have in our discussions prior to planning the silver plan we already considered a k through 89 school in the neighborhood we have a need for elementary and secondary school in the western selma area we have one major school serving the neighborhood and want to make sure that others

scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cowen our vice chair is supervisor jane kim will be joining us shortly your clerk is andrea he want to thank jim smith for broadcasting today's hearing i want to know from members in attendance if we reach capacity in the seating area of this board chasms we'll have an

i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is supervisor jane kim the committee vice chair sea to my left is meaning our clerk is andrea thank you to sfgovtv specific jennifer lowe >> michltd and, yes please silence any diaz and items accountant on today will be on the september 16th agenda unless otherwise stated. >> madam clerk item one. >> an ordinance for the earthquake performance evaluation of private school structures. >> colleagues, we have i along with the mayor and other supervisors are the co-sponsors of this legislation and chaegz i'm sure you're aware of over the last few years the mayor's office and board of supervisors has taken up issues for seismic safety including the legislation the board passed to have retrofits for soft story buildings. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of those various pieces of legislation and look forward to work with the issues on the future preserving our building stock and keeping people safe when the big one hits must be a top priority at city hall today's legislation advances us towards it this goal it requires private schools in san

kim. >> thank you chair wiener sequoa i want to thank you supervisor david chiu for this complex issue when i first heard of air b and b i couldn't fathom the regulations of the new legislation it was first kind of a great way to visit other cities and who wants to make additional revenue in the city that is expensive i'm dissolving into the multiple layers i definitely support recollecting this activity it is something that has been happening to a great step up to the plate in san francisco and will certainly continue on we should grapple it as a city and make sure it's something that works for our neighborhoods and landowners as well sequoa kind of reviewing the planning commission and hearing from the multiple stakeholders i've identified 12 to 13 issuance that i think have questions on or have not come to a position on the way i feel sequoa i'll say one i'm disappointed it the short term vacation rental sites have not collected tax this is not something that needs to be implemented before the legislation today they don't need to wait for the board of supervisors to pass the legislation

. >> tilly chang to supervisor kim through the chair it's incredibly important working with the transportation authority and our caltrain transbay joint powers authority board our partner with the state and federal agency supporting those promotions to make sure we're in the alignment to have the coordination the one technical initial is one to make sure we're in compatibility issue it's been raised by the working group and the region ail body i believe the agencies are meeting i have a meeting next week is a a t c and other members of the joint powers no right i suggest we organize and hearing i believe it called for one at the tjpa and we might want to hear the transportation authority. >> it is an important issue that the board, you know, fully understands the technical issues it seems like a kind of booelg rfp going out they needed to electrify their trains it is going to be difficult to get the trains approved down the road it is a lot of issues everyone has a lot of feeling about but it's important in terms of our leadership to get a full understanding of all the steps that would impact

kim? >> present. >> madam chair you have a quorum. >> do we have any communications or board of director's new or old business? >> good morning, directors and members of the public, would i like to begin by thanking mayor lee, and the tax rates that were introduced in yul july and i would like to thank all of those in the process, and i have been in with, and working along our side and helping to move the project along and thank you very much and, you are support is valuable and now i would like to ask the counsel to provide a little more detail on the out come of the hearing this rate. >> and the counsel for the djpa, and the transit center, plan, provides, that in return for the permission, to build, the taller buildings, then allowed by the existing zoning, and the developers building to these increased heights will pay the community facilities, district, special tax. the proceeds will be 82.6 percent, which would, help to fund the dtx, and the roof top park, and the train elements of the transit center. and the remaining 17.4 percent would on the street improvements and living streets,

francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor wiener to my right is supervisor kim the committee vice chairr cohen will not be able to join us today, our clerk is awning debris awe bigger and thank you to commissioner honda jennifer lowe and other. madam clerk, any announcements?

francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor wiener to my right is supervisor kim the committee vice chair and supervisor cohen will not be able to join us today, our clerk is awning debris awe bigger and thank you to commissioner honda jennifer lowe and other. madam clerk, any announcements? phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. implemented speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk and

francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor wiener to my right is supervisor kim the committee vice chair and supervisor cohen will not be able to join us today, our clerk is awning debris awe bigger and thank you to commissioner honda jennifer lowe and other. madam clerk, any announcements? phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. implemented speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk and the. >> can i have a motion to excuse supervisor cohen. >> madam clerk one item. this is for the business sign in the planning code >> thank you. i'm the author of item one my co-sponsor is supervisor chiu. day today those zoning controls amend did business sign intended to identify signage to the business in which it's connected and the products in the business those serve to dish a particular business between a general sign sloops as a billboard this is hat notice been updated since 1965 since then the practices are challenge we have seen links like loopholes that have been identified businesses turn business signs in effect the billboards that