before her appointment she served as legislative aide to supervisor chiu.ay you'll get to know her and the issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for join using us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with a little about your background. where you grew up, went to school and what kind of jobs you had in the past. >> sure, i grew up in the sunset district. still live there. spent about 20 years living in the sunset district and just am so proud to be able to represent the district that i grew up in and where my parents still live. i had gone through the public education system and went to neighborhood schools throughout the sunset district. so, had gone to francis scott key elementary school, hoover middle school, lowell high school and am just so proud to be able to come back full circle to support a lot of those schools that i went to and be part of that community in a very integral way. >> so, you spent most of your life in san francisco. why did you choose to live in the city? >> well, first of all, my parents decided to move us to

chiu and on page 4 of the matrix. and it will increase the state tax credit, level, for low income housing to $300 million. and at the state level, and which allows access to several 100 million dollars in additional federal funding, by doing so. and this is, and we will recommending support on this measure. and the city and county. >> ab, 1335, on page 18. and this is speaker atkins measure, and dealing with the affordable housing as well. and this is, very similar and drawn from and the senate bill, 391 from the senate last year and which was supported by this organization, and that would authorize the i am possession of a fee of 75 dollars, and it is supported by the city and county of san francisco. and we are recommended, well, joining in support, and the amount, raised of trying to figure that out in talk to the folks and look at the analysis, and it is full to quantify in terms of the total amount and it is several, 100 million dollars, and which they believe, and it would be used to leverage, a bit and of the

cannabis dispensaries as an institutional care use this is an active use whatever supervisor david chiu intention was medical cannabis dispensaries have never needed an conditional use authorization until supervisor tang emergency interim zonally legislation was passed i believe that the board of supervisors and this commission were mislead but it is a cu so here we go there are passionate and vocal people passionate they were told what they were grouping up the fears they were brought but u up don't apply to this project we have been in touch with doctors and scientists concerning the medical benefits of gus cannabis that itblast will a reliable source and some other dispensaries occasionally sunshine have some things not consisted with the supply we've developed relationship with culture varieties for the sake of the patient and not the money this should make a designation for patients that needs those specialized medications not only in the sunset this should increase foot traffic to help the loophole businesses most business owners are in different to the project and not willingly t

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

here as a private citizen one of the things i don't want to take away all the good work by supervisor chiu've sat here painful listening to the data, etc. we don't is reliable data that's the issue important one area we need to focus on the bad actors how do euphoric on the bad actors you have to get reliable data the planning recommendation for hosting platforms lies the valid register number is the lynch pin the protective analyze report you'll hosting platforms need to have a valid register before lisa house i think there are different listing models i get that from hosting platforms so have it this will level the playing field for all hosting platforms is drives good and efficient enforcement and good plo seattle and seal beach is trying to do this we need to do it for the actresses that don't want to cooperate let's the city attorney shut them down we can prepare the city and the platforms and the hosts and outline compliance and everyone get time to adapt this is moving forward with that new type of arrangement i want to say complaint based systems terrible idea usual pushing your en

been and gardened misleading headlines i'll say it not helpful to take potshots at supervisor david chiu up in sacramento represent our district. >> what air force the extremely member of that board is not here to defend themselves but i don't think that is a helpful way to conduct that debate. >> all right. supervisor farrell. >> let me say the comments about the budget analyst they're amazing to work with they've done great work and continue to do so from my prevention that is a more about the data that is available supervisor campos comments one the companies have has it day we prospective we need to look at this issue across san francisco and across every single platform and no other platform aside is from other than has this data i prefer for the city and county of san francisco to go take a holistic approach to the situation and to the area of short-term rentals and scapegoating one company is not the right approach whether they've within involved or not in drafting prior piece ofs legislation i've spoken and since i've spoken with the opponents and spoken with everyone and i'll sa

the educational feature are less transparent and the enrollment has dropped former supervisor david chiu introduced state legislation that introduced the ac jc bit providing for college and additional the community college bryce harris talked about the board of trustees with that said we thank this board to their attention to the matter and the closer the civic campus. >> the hearing committee on ucsf but we also hope that is the city will sure the city college that is dedicated to serving the needs of diverse students and take all measures to support the restoration of the democratic government and at the college to have the open college assess mission we hope the board that investigate ways to stop the grow up dprop drop of enrollment and finally finally in a decision for the ac d.c. to revoke the education thank you for your time i'd like to pass it on to the next commissioner. >> hello supervisors i'm emily i sits on the immigrant and employment committee and also a district 4 appointee i'm going to present the facts of the market street statistics in january 2015 they're saying wome

neighborhood this didn't particularly apply i'm on the wrong side of the street but asking for president chiu do application it meets supervisor wiener's and i'm going to mention that the developer withheld key information in the past and recommend certain data that the zoning administrator are well aware of and no significant impact it is undeserve of the 7 foot grant i'd like to pass it over to the gentleman. >> thank you my name is michael thank you for your time and consideration i live on clayton street from the back of 5 ashberg i support the - i received the architecture plans in the mail on april 27, 2014, i e-mailed the parenthesis expressing my concerns basically those expressed here he did respond saying my comments will be added to the public folly e-mailed him again and signed the petition in 2014 i'm just stating this one the criticism was why didn't i speak up sooner i was not involved in the prior appeals or outlooks i knew my neighbors as my work didn't allow me to attend the prior hearing i filed this appeal i was shocked they were allowing this building and jet out into 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

. >> we're honored to be joined by the asserts our chiu. >> thank you commissioner president buell and the commissioner thank you for having me it is a period of time since i've been at the public hearing i'm a bit rusty i want to say it has been about more than two years ago i came to ask for your support i underscore the importance of this project it serves as a node to the history that flies this but making an investment to the kids in the future i wanted to say thank you for your past support we've come a long way and we're almost there this action will bring us to the final place i want to take a quick manipulate to thank phil ginsburg and your team in the capital division that worked hand in hand with the supervisors office and the friends to make sure that all steps we were updated and working together to make that a possibility to thank you for that thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. >> let's see commissioner harrison. >> i know you said you were working on some kind of a design will it be simil

board after a very, very extensive process by the authors of the legislation then supervisor david chiu passed legislation for the very, very first time regulating short-term rentals there's been not regulation before it was the windshield west and passed that legislation the legislation tried to do what i think many people want to see what happened then and that is to be able to go after the bad actors people that are using housing stock nothing but short-term rentals with no residents and people that are engaging in evictions and creating spaces for short-term rentals i think we all agree are b

owl and brighten chiu is here to answer questions. >> thank you for your presentation. >> supervisor mar. >> yeah. i wanted to thank you for the presentation and wanted to ask olsen lee and staff to respond to the question are we build enough avenue, i know you've mentioned my mind housing from the 1950 mission the school district there recent obligations to look at teachers as a my mind grouping of people we need to look at it and i will throw this out there against the wall and ask mr. lee to respond i'm worried about the thirty thesis unit goal we're not going to come close to the 60 percent of affordable housing are the other goal of 60 percent or the 33 percent within prop k the housing balance initiative that stated that the city shall strife to achieve 33 percent of low middle-income plans and special use district with significantly increased development potential my hope we're thinking strategizing open that level of meeting those luckiest i didn't goals and lastly the couple of small site fund i see that as a strategic as we see the shrinking the rent control stock to rehab

board after a very, very extensive process by the authors of the legislation then supervisor david chiu passed legislation for the very, very first time regulating short-term rentals there's been not regulation before it was the windshield west and passed that legislation the legislation tried to do what i think many people want to see what happened then and that is to be able to go after the bad actors people that are using housing stock nothing but short-term rentals with no residents and people that are engaging in evictions and creating spaces for short-term rentals i think we all agree are bad and should be contracted down on and eliminated as opposed to many people about are living in the unit and either renting out a room or when they go on vacation or in some way living in a unit and also deretrofitting income from that unit to try to make ends meet in this very, very expensive city and, of course, no other legislation is perfect but we struck a balance and if we pass the legislation the mayor signed it the operator active date are for legislation was february 1st of this year w

over to deputy director to talk about our budget and sort of the details of our budget and brighten chiund benjamin and i will be here to answer any questions the board any have >> thanks mr. lee and benjamin from the mayor's office of housing and community development i'm going to go through the first few slides quickly you saw them last week our budget is a little bit less than half from the general fund about 25 percent from the federalist grants and quarter from the development impact fees if i drill down into the general fund portion for 2014-2015 our anniversary operating budget delores out the door $21 million from the housing trust fund the boards authorized $20 million from the moogsz and we've not taken that action yet but expect to utilize it authority for the housing department the loss program two work orders to fund subsidies at the housing facilities and then what we're calling the services i'll drill down duo 0 to about $7 million a year here on that slide you'll see a brief bullet list of safety net services your department focuses on i'll run through those the loss prog

. >> 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

this bill is sponsored by assembly member chiu. it has moved out of the transportation committee and it is moving over to the senate. there are a couple of opponents to the bill, primely the triple-as or automobile associations but we're confident that that bill will keep moving through sacramento. and we are prepared for the legislation to pass. we're prepared to begin implementing the administrative and citation-related infrastructure it's related to january, 2016 for ab 1287. >> on the evaluation and data piece, during this period the vision zero epidemiologist at dph worked with ski key staff from sfmta and our agencies are now coordinating and collecting on a monthly basis a final count of traffic fatalities. we have started publishing them. so that the data is transparent and can be known by the public on an on-time -- online fatality map including up from 2014 to the most recently completed month. and finally we have a more detailed update on enforcement, that command mannix will be giving. i will turn the presence over to h