. >> i can't remember the timing but i remember standing at the plaza and with supervisor lee and chiu, i think it's been a year 1/2 sense we announced the free wifi on market and it's been some time. seems like something that should have been probably resolved awhile ago because it's not a new issue. >> yes, there is some art form to the science and it has significantly improved from the last three months from personal experience and feedback identify been collecting. there is some art form to the radio frequency and the way the antennas are aligned and things change. it's important to tell you that it requires on going support and maintenance which we are doing actively. but it doesn't surprise me that you experienced that about a year ago and i can tell you in the very recent months we've made significant technical adjustments in equipment and configuration changes that have experienced it quite a bit. >> okay, i will let it go but i have experienced it more recently . another issue, last year we passed a legislation that supervisor chiu and i coauthored about laying concrete on the

u supervisor chiu was happy to champion the legislation and i'm proud to be here and quickly go thanks to many many community partners especially the youth services and the housing partnerships and we would like to thank leader pelosi and mayor ed lee and assembly members for being here to celebrate this important process and i want to say that is perfect example of what we need more of in san francisco that's why he's working for more affordable housing funding and can afford to stay in the city congratulations to everyone as well (clapping) >> as i promised on a couple more speakers michael it is the one in san francisco opening in san francisco iemgd to invite veterans up to speak and like nancy pelosi said we can't do this without our speakers and those gentlemen represents different sides of the coin so i'd like to invite of senior vice president of the bank of america (clapping.) >> all right. well, good afternoon and first of all congratulations pardon me to the committee for the partnership for this beautiful bee beautiful building bank of america is proud to provide the tax cr

department to add or change some of the cases to be consulted. >> the legislation from supervisor chiu allowed for the legalization of unit it didn't require that it is something that is available to people and that certainly will be something they can look at here it's a joint process you have to meet the building code requirements as part of legalization process large parts of code were exempted from the process you didn't have to have density exposure, etc. so the building inspection has a bit of a problem in some cases not ceiling clearance or existing requirement but the legislation from supervisor chiu was involuntaryy a path forward. >> so because the legislation we've seen more cases like this of this displacement. >> yeah. just i don't draw but other reasons for an increase in the more of a market issue historically the board of appeals has teen e seen most the removal of illegal permits have been dealt with by the board of appeals and any uptick it could be more off the market rather than the legislation. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez. >> could you address for me and clarify f

. >> i'm part of c pad i want to say i want to thank the captain president chiu son for being copy and tall ones active to our needs and thank you for engaging with our neighborhoods and also our groups and want to is that you've been great to learn from and full of ideas on the crowd controls i also want to echo my issues about the redistricting we feel that we should redistrict at border from fulton and want to appreciate the ideas and captain son your wife is good. >> can i echo that second that that's amazing thank you for bringing that up. >> oh, i'll get there. >> dr. joe knows now welcome. >> i needed to come up here and commend the captain and all the officers in the district i'm a merchants i'm a board member for hate ashbury born and raised and i live in walling lever for the last 12 years i want to commend the captain and all the officers last year in september i believe it was over successful but the police handled the situations the pest they could and we were definitely getting it together for next year and this year and hopefully, you'll be a better in it but back to hav

my name is dennis chiu and the principal of [inaudible] elementary. i can tell you we have a outstanding relationship with the family center. in the fall of last year we got a call saying we were going to have a family that was homeless and before they actually arrived some of them from kevin truit's office gave us a call and a head's up. we had a counselor from the office escort the family to come with the registration and that really helped out. as the family came and we made them acclimated to the school and right now we have two sites we had a couple of issues in the beginning because transportation was an issue. i thought that it was something as a school how can we help out; right? so kevin truit's office explained to the family if you get your kids to come to school everyday on time our office will provide the clipper card so that was one pard that helped. after that so we found out that our students to start not come to school and tard and he stopped coming so as i. >> >> investigated that what happened the adults -- not the children were at f

. >> on that call of the role supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor chiu's supervisor mar is alice griffith absent mr. chair you have quorum. >> approval the lafco minutes regular meeting cultivation have you had a chance to review the minutes questions or comments going on to public comment seeing we'll close picking up public comment and rrlt vote. >> first and second. >> motion from commissioner cruz and second by commissioner linda commissioner linda is an additional sxherld and item 3 consideration of the lafco budget for 2015-2016 thank you we have clerk of board. >> good afternoon supervisor avalos and members of the lafco the clerk of board i'm here today with andy our administration and finance deputy to answer questions that surfaced during the lafco review of the proposed 2015-2016 budget as the commission is aware in 1963 the state legislation created the lafco in all county the responsibility stepped from the 19985 local government reorganization act sxhaenl in san francisco the coincidesed with the san francisco lafco being activate the lafco l

chiu was talking about recently. and these families with the subsidies and the solution that we propose, and homeless and chinatown cdc to transition these familys to housing, i think is realistic. san francisco is [inaudible] in united states, and only 2% of the budget is dedicated to homelessness. so i appreciate your support of this initiative. >> thank you. >> hi i am elizabeth anchor the program director at compass point, we holder of wait list i have been there eight years and we have seen the numbers going up they went from 77 in 2008 all the way to 287. and during that time there is two times that we have seen the wait-list numbers go down in 2011 and the homeless authority came through. and the next time was in the last year and a half and we have had 125 chronically homeless families and taken them out of the system as a result the number has gone down significantly, and 137 families are waiting for shelter. those permits for housing units are now full. and we don't have any supportive housing units in the

out yesterday the state perspective committee met i abrogate forgot ab 63 by assembly member david chiu a pharmacy transparent bill and timely given the current presentation we had it requires pharmaceutical companies to file the cost of their medications with the office of the statewide health and planning development it is beginning to keep track she said none of those xoiftsdz in 2013 if he started back in 2013 we'd be looking back two years but it is time to monitor it we had two of our new staff working and we let them stay alicia and carla technicians i have two more items i participated on the california collaborative i'm the only employer participating it is interesting that blue shield and blue cross are members of the smaller health claims and they're addressing first is the total cost of care so a lot of what was said earlier about immigration there are trying to find the best practices and share them and create. >> cafe of what can plans and employers do that will bring down the total cost of care and then this morning i participated in the catalyst for compliment reform blu

. >> thank you principal chiu. it's good to see you. >> hi. i am tara and a counselor in the school district and work in a kindergarten through eighth grade school and working for the support department the last eight years. supporting homeless youth is near and dear to my heart. in our position as you know we have a lot of respond it is but mainly. >> >> responsibilities but mainly to build relationships with staff and families and within the school and families and other community members. in addition we're constantly assessing home and community factors that may affect the learning and as you imagine they present with complex overwhelming and often paralyzing issues and have externalized and internalized behaviors and thanks to the partnership with this group we are chipping away at the needs. not knowing where you will lay your head down can be delibtating for the youth and i am glad to serve as the bridge between the schools and community based organizations such as hfc. they have served as an imperative connection and create a fluid day

forward and supervisor tang mentioned this in the previous legislation that was mentioned in 2009 under chiu they required a massage as a conditional use to go through certain listed ones you've said not listed in the health care so, yes they'll have to go through a conditional use. >> so i'm sorry what is this special case. >> so if you're a claustrophobic office and opening an office as a new office and you have massage accessory use then while you are not required to get a massage established permit but under the planning code your considered a massage establishment even though you're a chiropractic but under the planning code you're required to go through a conditional use. >> it is just i think that is one of the few ones that as an accessory use it is not under the planning code not listed out. >> exempted. >> okay so under the planning code you'll not be considered. >> there's a little bit of confusion. >> the planning code and the planning code has an exemption for medical services not defined within the planning code. >> maybe it provides an option. >> right. >> it is in the plannin

> it was never in so it was a recommendation that the department came in with and supervisor david chiu decided not to put it in. >> they debated it. >> yes. i was on vacation. >> was where the gentleman's information was more valid people have migrate to 0 bp o or have both if you can book it is start counting the calendar days they don't know. >> commissioner moore could the city explores a self-imposing requirement bans the fact at the end of the year you'll be paying your tax. >> deputy city attorney there is a reporting requirement in the existing code that applies to the host so open a yearly say is anyone litigations a short-term rental has to provide that and the planning department can require is this is on the hosting platform not the host itself. >> commissioner moore. >> i already said. >> sorry. >> commissioner richards. >> the question if we explores the account we've voted on we're relying on the host to actually come back and say i've hit one hundred 20 we're not expecting them to say hey, we have the data i went on line and can - i saw the calendar it was available this

passes unanimously president chiu thank you, everybody. >> call item 13. >> item 13 the discussion sf pc. >> commissioners you have the monthly activity i wanted to let you all know this goggling yard has established the credit beginning april 1st 1.3 percent up from 122 percent last quarter do you have any questions i'll be happy to take them. >> commissioner driscoll. >> i have a question on the updates to goldberg for the companies to prepare for retirement it gives a quick summary. >> well, the retirement board approved gold maker sometime ago it was launched last year and the committee looked at the numbers and got feedback they felt perhaps the launch 80 - could have been more robust we're developing a communication to releathern gold maker and hopefully improve the snubs the numbers have improved significant in the last few months i've noticed when i go downstairs to the 5th floor an active discussion and the benefits of gold maker and the new participant in particular a signing up for gold maker. >> fantastic open up for public comment on item number 13. >> i'll close public c

presentation by brian chiu director of community development, mayor's on housing and community development, teresa, director of housing development, michael solomon. lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to speak? yes, bill? >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows about the upcoming ada celebration. carla

long term solution, the state has convened a road user pilot study on which assembly member, david chiu is participating and sitting on for us and we hope that will result in a pilot to mimic the experience that they have had in oregon to look at the potential of the vehicle miles based charge to compliment or replace the gas tax. and i also met with some assistant director amber, and the staff, and he has introduced sb 278 which is a spot bill, calling for regional collaboration, on the corridor and we met with his staff to extend the appreciation and to up date him on the effort to establish the managed lanes on highway 280 in coordination with the counties and you will see on the board agenda this month, one of our local freeway studies called the phase one report of the freeway corridor management study and here we are looking at a goals framework and a policy framework for evaluating the future designs that will incraoels the operational efficiency and safety of our preways and in particular, encouraging the vehicles more shuttle usage on the freeway core doors and we have been in

chiu ms. yanga and ms. sallee. >> good afternoon, brian chew director of community development and mayor's housing and community development. i think as many of you may recall we

chiu ms. yanga and ms. sallee. >> good afternoon, brian chew director of community development and mayor's housing and community development. i think as many of you may recall we gave a presentation i want to say last fall was the time when we were preparing comments on our annual consolidated plans that we sent to hud and we solicited input from you, the council, as best we could toen corporate in our plan and what we spoke about was the creation of an online housing data portal in our attempt to make access to our unfortunately somewhat limited affordable housing more achievable by the broad range of san francisco residents. we are here to give you an update on the process. i will give you a little bit about where we are and who we worked with to get to this point and then mr. solomon will talk a little bit more specifically about the technical aspects of creating the website and my primary point is that to give you some information but to actually solicit as

i know that this recivilianization is another priority when supervisor chiu was the chair of the budget committee this was something we needed to gut police officers out doing police work and civilians trained that are less expensive doing civilian work. at the time there were 53 positions identified. we've filled 43 of those. 43 officers have gone to the field and the other 10 positions are in the hiring cue right now. it would be as soon as june when that process is completed. that is an equivalent of an academy class and getting those 53 folks outside and i would remind you this board was supportive in 2012 again not having officers coming in we met and conferred with the poa and put the scheduling plan back the way it was intended to be from 1986 where the police department was never intended to be on the 10 hour day so better than 500 officers who were in administrative position both civilian and sworn went away from the 10 hour day and went back on the eight hour day or the nine hour day if they're in a specific training assignment like swat or motorcycles. that was a net gain of