as president chut u chu said i always work at google. i work on the social impact before we like the democratic participation. in learning about the various methods of the democracy i become greatly interested because i have it's proven track record of improving coalition and to idea solution for those needs. to refine them and to prioritize them and to over see the implementation is a major drive of bringing folks together. skilled and problem solving and democraticly engaged. people became so involved it's like a school of democracy for more engagement in ones community. and it results in happier citizens. where pb washgs was first conceived they believe it is a interesting program. i spend most of my days drinking coffee and thinking about how technology can help folks. to this end i'm particle thrilled about exploring ways that technology my enhance the pb. technology can help to reap more people so in essence making the process even more representative. right now it's just a little past 3:00 p.m. on a wednesday and if we look around

rose why don't we go to the budget report carmen chu's department. >> assessor chu as stated we make no distinctions we're happy to work with the sear in this coming week to get agreement. our recommended reduction is on page 4. that's nor 2013 and of that amount 511789 are ongoing savings and the rest is one time savings. point 310th of the percent. and for fourteen, 15 our recommended reductions total 54307 and have that amount the entire 52307 are ongoing savings and those reductions would mean 34 million and 57 hundred thousand. and as i state we're work with the assessor and report back next week >> colleagues any questions for mr. rose or supervisor chu. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. okay. at this point colleagues we'll move on to the department of technology >> yeah. whenever you're ready. looks like we need the projector as well. there it goes okay. so it's good to be back >> please speak into the microphone. you can pull it towards you >> i'm going to try to and share with you the well, the executive summary in the first couple of months to put the pressure on what does

brown >> thank you supervisor chu. i also want to thank supervisor avalos and wiener for raising some points. i do want to add i think to start you tell in kind of piggy bacon some of the supervisors comments. there's a lot about pb on the issues you raised. and the two ways are to number one design the process that inequity issues are prioritized and number it to allocating the resources to make sure it's implemented correctly. i want to say that out front. i wanted to start out with a short video a new video that our organization just is finishing up production on about pb and kind of to bring more of a human face to this and then get to my power presentation >> come out and vote and decide - >> is the - try to communities and you pay taxes and come out and vote and decide how our tax dollars get spent. >> budget is a different way to engage the government and decide highway tax dollars are paint e spent. >> the reality is who knows better about their community. no one else can make a better decide for you, you. this

my name is carmen chu. why don't we get started. with a marking up with the department of small business -- we have been working with the department of small business. this project started when we heard from neighborhood merchants. unfortunately, they had access issues, visibility access issues. we have been working closely with many of our partners year today to educate about these -- many of our partners year today to educate about these issues. also in terms of board guidance. i want to thank all of you for coming. many of you may have assistance. i know many merchants could not be here. please do it share this information with other merchants in the area. we have virginia from the office of small business. we have roger from the bar association. no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disability. i want to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your time. thank you for comin

carmen chu, you're helping us bring in the money already, thank you. assessor chu. (applause) >> london breed, thank you very much, supervisor, always a pleasure to work with you as well. all of you, friends, spouses, family, people who are just enthralled with this wonderful great city of san francisco like i am. thank you for all being here to witness and honor and thank the people who are stepping up with us to help manage this wonderful great city. thank you, chief hayes white, for being here as well, and other department heads and other commissioners, thank you for joining us as well. we have 25 individuals today who are sacrificing a lot of personal time, sacrificing their own family's time away for night meetings, a lot of reading of paperwork, a lot of public engagement. we also have some 15 different bodies that you'll be appointed to today. and, so, it is my pleasure to welcome you and to suggest to you that i personally appreciate citizens of san francisco stepping forward to help us manage this city. it never is ever about one office. it's not even about

and i think that it is odd that you have a carmen chu who has all of these real estate interest and all of these laws slipped in here and i think that is odd how all of that is. and that is a weird thing. and to gain these things and have the electricity and have the out houses in areas where there is not issues with other things, you know? we pay taxes we pay our dmv fees and insurance and we have the people giving us parking tickets. and you know what? i am trying to be made invisible and i am a entrepreneur and i have a small business license and you know i am a modern archeologist who researches and repair it and resell it. and i'm not able to get ga because i have two vehicles, and one of my vehicles does not... and i pick them up on the street and i do the best that i can to resell them. and actually i have to make a payment on my business license, and i think that you should support the people to hinder them and that would be a great thing to do in this town that would support us in the community and the unity of the community and that is what we are. and we are not trying to, yo

i want to thank supervisor kim and a chu as well as campos for the great amount of attendance you've put toward pedestrian safety. it's very heartening to me to see those issues. i think some of the issues that have - i'm glad to see those being pushed forward and i support what's being done here >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisor wiener and campos. i'm the nutrition educator. i have 3 points that i am really excited about. working with the mission has been amazing. it's bring back a lot. first, it creates a safe place for people to assess fresh produce. we work with a lot of folks who are ada eligible. .2 that provides an avenue to help folks engage in healthy habit. and it's in the bartlett corridor. it was not a safe place grouping up but is now. and lastly it brings back community and cultural. it is the biggest and most important part is giving back the cultural back to our friends and families. i think this is really important. in conclusion i'm in support of this it will create save streets and provided essential services >> thank you very much. >>

item 6 was the original piece of legislation has amended by supervisors chu. and then two weeks ago we duplicate the file it will be creating 7 and inserted an amendment into the taking - and then he continued both items so we would have both versions on the table without unnecessary continuance. thank you for fayette that process. are there any public comment cards? is monotony filled out a card please do so and i'll call the public you will have two minutes to speak

i want to ask supervisor chu it sounds like amy provided a lot of the support but is there any dollar amount about how much it cost your district to do this and on the city level. i'm throwing different questions in my head. i know in brazil they were addressing the whole municipal budget of 4.5 million people and allocating $2.3 million of fund it seems the empowerment how much of that gets trooldz when we bring it to new york or chicago. i think it's a wonderful project. i'm looking forward to decisions how we can bring this to my district >> last year, we decided as a board to include millions for other buckets. it could be something this board of 11 could put into our budget. secondly it's absolutely true that a hundred thousand dollars is just a penny. that being said it was interesting enough for my constituents to engage as i think you heard. we had constituents that were dreaming big and a $20,000 goes a long way for the first step to a particular neighborhood or need. i would advocate for a bigger pot of money and to spend a 1 and $26,000. but to answer your question around s

. >> good afternoon, formerly from chu's office and i am acquainted with this legislation that the board of supervisors passed months ago and it is before you today are the locations in which these signs would go up. i lived in the sunset district for a long time and there th* is something that they are worried about and i know that it is very important to the people who live in the sunset district, it is not a city wide ban it is to be implemented in areas that are seeing a lot of impact like the places of the sunset that have curb with no curb cuts and no meters and street cleaning these are attractive areas for people to store their private vehicles on public streets, this is about parking management. what happens is a couple of people mentioned this, once a rv or a boat or a construction vehicle or a panel truck or a bus parks there a bunch of other ones come and you have a wall and behind that wall of vehicles a lot of unsavory activities and illegal dumping. so in an effort to kind of clean up the neighborhood and open up the parking chu wrote this legislation and working with the

. >> alex chu, followed by lance carren [sounds like], last speaker. >> my name is alex chu, president of the asian-american attorney and cpa firms. we are also a member of the coalition for economic equity and also the council of asian-american business associations. we are here to voice our request that you reconsider the awarding of this contract. we support wholeheartedly what has been said so far about opposing this contract. we support the coalition's position. i don't know. there is much more i can say this point. the small businesses in san francisco are suffering. even though there is an uptick in the economy, the uptick has not helped small businesses. we request that you consider this contract. without taking into consideration the impact on the local economy as well as the lack of assistance to the local, small businesses. thank you. >> next speaker. >> lance carrin, last speaker. >> mr. carrin. >> let's see. two minutes. hello again. i want to follow the discussion, not sure your name, mr. heinicke, mr. fungi, regarding the problems of the schedule. i recommend the article

chu from the community center. i would like to speak for our collaboratives. thanks for the funding we have been able to work with a lot of families. and the mission and tenderloin and south of market and chinato chinatown. we're happy to know that a lot of us are working with residents inside the building and they became leaders in the building we have tenant leaders. i hope if there's funding possible we can expand the part where we can build up more lisp and we could do a lot of things for safety in case of disasters. it's coming and we don't know where were the next earthquake will be but we could do a firm foundation thank you. . how do you evaluate without asking flesh and blood people are their needs being made yes. i know that will take a lot of work that's why they call it a job but you get paid for. i'll be knocking on your doors if you have a few minutes i'd appreciate it reverend drummer i have to get to in services and i wonder how i got into this disabled and elderly crowd but i did >> good morning supervisors. i'm part of the resource collaborat

by the way, i've been told we've been joined by supervisor scott wiener and supervisor chu.o promote this award i selected this award for someone i'd like to thank the coordinator who couldn't stand by me by i was still standing next to here even though they e she injured her angle. we're here to show our asian pride felt community. some have never been in front of an audience i'd like to ask you to applaud these folks as they come up to the stage. let's welcome our brothers and sisters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> darling stand by me offer stand by me oh, stand now. stand by me. if the sky that we look upon should be temple and fall or the mountain should crumble to the sea. i won't cry i won't cry no, i won't shed a tear just as along you stand stand by me. so darling, dazzling stand by me. oh. stand by me stand me. stand by me. ♪ ♪ ♪ in in (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you're in trouble you can stand by me. woe stand by me. please, please. stand by me. stand by me. darling, dazzling stand by me. woe stand by me. oh, stand by me. stand by me. whenever you're in trouble won't y

by the way i've been told we've been joined by supervisor scott wiener and supervisor chu.omote this award i selected this award for someone i'd like to thank the coordinator who couldn't stand by me by i was still standing next to here even though they e she injured her angle. we're here to show our asian pride felt community. some have never been in front of an audience i'd like to ask you to applaud these folks as they come up to the stage. let's welcome our brothers and sisters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> darling

and with chu who did a great job the last two years, i am going to keep this short, as mayor lee mentioned today is about listening to you. we are doing six of these town halls out in the different neighborhoods of san francisco, we did an on-line town hall the other week on the internet. the point is that we will have a budget that reflects the values of san francisco but we want to make sure that everyone has the confidence that we are doing it in an open and transparent manner and our priorities really is to manage our budget in a way that not only reflects our values but also balances the need to make sure that we do everything that we can today in san francisco, but also that we plan responsibly for our future as a city. and future for our children, and for our grandchildren to make sure that san francisco tomorrow is just as great as it is today. so thank you all for coming out on a saturday morning and look forward to hearing from you throughout today. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, superviser ferrill. he want to go over the agenda, next i am going to call kate howard the may

so in an effort to kind of clean up the neighborhood and open up the parking chu wrote this legislation and working with the mta and this is something that every supervisors that tried to create. and so, again, the board has passed this a long time ago and homelessness is such a serious issue and one that definitely needs attention and we can't put everything else on hold until that is solved. so i ask you from sunset district resident to support this. >> thank you. >> last speaker, calvin davis? >> all right. mr. davis is not here, madam chair there is not anyone else that wish to address. >> that closes public comment on this issue. thank you, i want to thank all of you who showed up for public comment, and i know that you have taken time out of your day and this is a difficult situation for the city that has been challenged to address not just now but in the past and i am sure that is going to continue to be a challenge in the future and thank you for putting a face on this for us and i appreciate it. and for those of you who are working to change your situation. i really encourage y

and i want to thank supervisor chu for this ordinance. this ordinance is applicable only for the claims from the february 27th water main break. this will delegate the puc continue above the claim limit by not to exceed a limit. this will help a facility to help with the damage to the effected parties to the construction process. i made a commitment to the neighborhood i would help the residents get back on their feet and this ordinance is a self-help towards the goal thank you very much >> colleagues can we take this ordinance without objection this ordinance is passed. >> this is a resolution authorizing the amendment to space 93 for the use of department of public health for the period of the december 2013. >> without objection this resolution is adopted. item 20 >> item 20 is a resolution to the professional services agreement to contract. an amount not to exceed for the period of june through july 2014 >> this resolution is adopted item 21. >> it's a resolution to have the lease for a 10 year agreement at an annual base rent. >> same