cheng i did have a question. can you respond to the inspector's report of visits and claims of neck massages and other massages given and what you plan to did for the future again? is there going to be massages again? >> well, the main massages that we do are arms and legs for manicures and pedicures and that is in the chairs. we have a massage chair per se that people sit in and that is in the open as well so nothing is in the rooms. there are massage beds but those bed it's we use them because they're the most comfortable for facials and used for facials and lashes because they do need to lay down. >> and you mentioned speaking with sunny with supervisor kim's office in the district. my understanding is the supervisor is supportive if you can show your outreach plan and letters of support so you have some businesses and what is your outreach plan to the other businesses around you? >> well, i have walked around and i have spoken with our neighbors which is another bar and a grocery store and they were all in su

erica cheng. ms. cheng, could you please dot roll call? >> roll call, commissioner breed? commissioner breed absent. commissioner campos? >> present. >> commissioner kim? kim absent. commissioner mar? >> present. >> yee? present. we have a quorum. >> i'd like to thank nona melkonian and jesse larsen for televising us today. we have 8 items on the agenda this morning. could you please call item number 1? item 2. >> right. item number 2, approve the minutes of the march 19, 2013 meeting. this is an action item. >> seeing no comments, colleagues, let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this forward without objection? >> so moved. >> thank you. [gavel] >> please call the next aye tim, ms. cheng. >> item 3 is citizens advisory committee report. this is a information item. >> thank you. i don't see mr. flanagan here -- oh. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> items 4 and 5 passed unanimously. for the item 6, the cac unanimously adopted a motion

cheng, could you please call the next item? >> [speaker not understood], this is an information item. >> so, i would ask my colleagues to think about what other new items you want to have this committee hear. i just wanted to say that i would like our staff to work with the mta to think about funding strategies for different traffic calming projects. i think a lot of the pedestrian safety presentations have been great at the committee level at the board of supervisors as well. but i'd like our staff to work with the mta on funding strategies for the central richmond traffic calming project that's been chugging along, maybe a little bit more slowly than many of the residents in many neighborhoods that i work with believe. and also to work with the ta or the mta also to prioritize prop k funds to think about how we can keep moving this important traffic calming project forward. seeing no other comments, let's open this up pour public comment. anyone from the public like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >>

rachel cheng submitted this application and came in september so this has been going on, but it's a good lesson that communicating very closely with the police and also showing your community outreach plan early opposed to the day of the hearing is really important, but i'm open to a continuance for another couple of weeks as my colleagues are suggesting. supervisor wiener. >> i am open to putting it forward with a recommendation today. i actually -- i wouldn't be supportive of trying to micro manage the business in terms of what percentage of gross receipts. i think that gets pretty onerous with businesses and we seen some of the conditions attached by the planning commission or the police department and it's a little too much. everything i have seen here this is a reputable business, so if we -- so i'm open to going either way, so mr. chairman. >> i think a couple of other facts that are relevant it's right near south park. a lot of the residents written in support and residents and businesses are in support and not in a high crime area so my assumption if the packet was reviewed

. >> item one is consider the issuance of on site liquor license for dion cheng and rachel cheng at 543 2nd street. >> thank you. i believe we have a staff report on this. let me just say that is there a staff report from inspector vancoal or others on this item? >> inspector keller san francisco police department alcohol liaison unit. raichian cheng has filed a application with california alcohol and beverage control seeking type 42 on sale liquor license for 543 2nd street. this location is midblock on second street between brandon and bryant streets. this premise is located in plot 274. this plot has 94 police reports recorded for the year 2010. applicant premises is not located in the high crime area. this premise is located in census track listed. applicant premises currently in undue concentration area. letters of protest or letters

cheng, please call the next item. >> item 7, san francisco safe routes to school program update. this is an information item. >> thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. [speaker not understood], deputy director for policy and programming. i'll just give some quick introductory remarks and invite [speaker not understood] from the department of public health to give a powerpoint presentation that you should have in front of you as well. when the metropolitan transportation commission approved the 1 bay area grant framework back in may of 2012, they approved the second cycle of the regional safe routes to schools program, the $20 million at a regional level. san francisco's share based on our k through 12 enrollment is about $1.4 million. the first cycle was programmed back in 2010. this funded work that the safe routes to schools coalition under the department of public health and at the san francisco unified school districts, and a large host of partner agencies have implemented in air yawtion schools and you'll hear an update of the status of that program. ~ area the proposal

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the clerk of the board is erika cheng and we are broadcast today by sfgtv. madam clerk will you share any announcements? >> we don't have any announcements. >> i did roll call already so we can go to item two. >> item two is approval of the minutes of february 19 meeting this. is action item. >> any comments? we will go on to public comment first. any member of the public that would like to comment? seeing none we will close public comment and a motion from eric marr to approve and seconded by commissioner campos and we will take that colleagues without objection. madam clerk our next item. >> pup date on selection process for the executive director. this is an information item. >> this is update for the permanent executive director. again this is an information item and we are looking for your guidance on the process. on february 26 at the last board meeting you approve the the process for the selection of the permanent executive director which directed staff to award an informal request for proposal. the approved -- i also have the approved schedule as par

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. >> today, as miss cheng mentioned, we are asking for a contract amendment for up to $395,000 for consultants to add the mission street option. the mission street would be doing both the existing conditions, research, which we did for market street but we need to do it for mission, plus additional studies and not just mission or not just market but how do you connect the two streets? how do you get the bicyclists from different parts of the city downtown most efficiently? what kinds of car restrictions can we do without impacting the hotels and the other businesses? where do people go when they get on those buses? which ones should we move and which ones should we consolidate. so, i appreciate your time and your interest in our project. thank you. >> colleagues i was wondering if anyone has any questions. you have exhausted them. is there any members of the public that would like to comment on this? >> are you sure? >> okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. and let's see, this is there an action for this item? >> commissioner? >> as i said before i think that the action that i would fee

. >> the senate bill would have multiple background chengs and make sure anyone over-staying a visa would be detected. right now, there is no check on airport departures. as for those who came without visas, lindsay graham says this. >> now is the time to bring all the 11 million out of the shadows and find out who they are. most of them are here to work. but wree may find some terrorists in our midst who, have been hiding in the shadows, when it comes to the entry/exit. the 19 hijackers were all student who is overstayed their visas and the system didn't capture that. >> the senate holds the second two of hearings on immigration reform tomorrow. >> it will be very interesting. an emotional ballgame in beston last night, after a week of terror. >> shannon: a yesterday's home game was made more special by neil diamond, who made it there on the red-eye. members of law enforcement, first responders and marathon participants were also honored. david ortiz had a passionate rally cry. >> it doesn't say red sox, it says boston... we want to thank you mayor menino, governor patrick, the whole pol

and you can enact a cheng that will give you the lower price. but if you decide, because you're wearing a purple shirt or you can take off your purple shirt, but because of some attribute is intrinsic to you, must get this price, has some sort of impact on our sense of self or identity that we can externalize these negative things from our persona, and the u.s. perception of equalness and fairness, that feels like a harm or discrimination because we can't do anything about it. >> the harm is that the individual doesn't know why they're getting the price, because i think one thing that we're sort of leaving out of the analysis is the consumer can walk away. if they're not inare trines sick by happy with -- intrinsically happy with the price they get. that's got to be the -- >> there are harms you experience quite directly in -- you know, you wake up -- you walk out of the dressing room, and you're startled by the mannequin with the camera eyes, and you feel really uncomfortable. and there's studies about the influence, how people people more unco