thank you supervisor cowen for authorizing this i'm happy to be a co-author of this. for me, i served open 7 school board for 8 years and the devastation of not having the funding for our schools and ranking us at the bottom in the united states before i of those a supervisor i felt an impact autonomy for my children that went to public schools but also as a teacher that finding it difficult to find a teaching job in the public schools. so this whole commercial property tax loophole is something that needs to be addressed. when these commercial properties do not even increase their rates when there's actually a change in ownerships but because it changes in such a way there's not a change 90 in ownership people buy up the company or corporations that owns the property then they have a loophole not to like unlike residential properties when you buy a property their rate changes but it doesn't change in commercial properties we need to change that >> supervisor mar. >> i want to thank supervisor cowen for bringing this forward. i know in conversation with tom it passed

supervisor cowen. supervisor cowen on item 23. local hiring policy. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. there are 11 i's. the ordinance is passed on the first reading next item >> item 24 to administer the prevailing wages be on the assembling and disman and woman in connection with trade shows and exhibitions and others events on public property. >> supervisor wiener speaking of prevailing wage protective colleagues this legislation will help to have the workers in the setting up of light shows are paid living wages we want to make sure that people living in san francisco, california afford to be here. the legislation establishes a requirement that workers be paid for the setting up and taking down of trade shows and other similar events when the work is on city property it is clear and explicit that nonprofits and other community-based events are not included it's about insuring the large corporate events that have a primary purpose of a product they pay a fair living wage and the conventions that spil

(clapping.) >> thank you supervisor cowen. with that, why don't we go back to the rest of the agenda we'll pass our 3:00 p.m. orders so colleagues go to roll call vote >> supervisor breed. >> thank you. i only have one thing today. last week as i'm sure you're aware of we lost an amazing literary figure a renaissance person dr. one of the beloved writers and poets she transcends many african-americans but a woman that will continue to transcend legacies of men's in general her legacy will be part of our heritage although she spent her last year's in carolyn we should be proud she spent most of her years in san francisco she attended george washington high school where she took drama and dancing classes and soon dropped out and began her streetcar construct job. ms. andrew reflected in her streetcar 10 you she loved the uniform that's why she did that in 1960 she got her first dancing at the nightclub she used the name andrew even as her recognize continued she remained a close relationship with the church who described her as

supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. there are 11 i's. the motion no where the finding passes now on the motions to amend supervisor wiener do you want to recount or supervisor avalos recount what we're resolving >> thank you there are 3 amendments pending one is - >> let me do you mind. thank you >> i will withdraw my amendment on the new language and i'll defer to the amendments that have been motions by supervisor kim so we can lend my motion to include her motion and then the other two lines flip and that's the extent of what we have before us. >> can someone read into the record the whereas clause. >> i don't remember the flip and though. >> the language that my friendly amendment to supervisor avalos is academies whereas 2010 created a unique arbitration with chapters which is different from every other union representing non-public city employees as charged by section 8 a-4. >> the other part is to flip the two sessions within the two whereas lines 20 and line 25 open the first p

supervisors luldz i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of committee we're joined by supervisor malia cowen a member of the committee and supervisor mar it is sitting in for supervisor kim i want to thank sfgovtv specifically jennifer lowe and charles madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices and are prohibited at this meeting. copies of any documents to be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon will be on june agenda. madam clerk call items one and two together >> for the multiple revenue bonds for walker drive not to exceed to 25 million plus and the revenue bonds for walker drive not to exceed $23 million. >> and supervisor cowen is the author of items one and two. inspire >> well, good afternoon everyone thank you for hearing those items this are 40 for the alice griffith site in the neighborhood with the help of 0 thirty million choice grant from hud and our partnership with double rock will be transferring this 2 hundred transforming this 2 hundred and 56 public housing site into a denseer more mixed income and integ

wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is supervisor jane kim the vice chair and supervisor cowen and i want to thank our clerk andrea for helping us and thank you sfgovtv specifically jessie larson for broadcasting today's hearing madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. items acted on today will be on the june 10th agenda always otherwise stated. >> madam clerk call item one. >> the designation on market street as the jean walker building. >> thank you chair supervisor wiener. >> it is the 1007 building from a educator 5 to 3 trickery building it's between 6 and 7th street and is the current location of the lunge gallery. this incremental is a trust past and actually over the last 15 years the grerlt have been working with the folks to work with the current of this building that will be derestricted to be an arts organization. it works with the organization to help deputy their capacity to purchasing purchase the facility and navigate the complex issues tha

supervisor cowen >> yes.e to make a motion we moved this item forward with a positive recommendation. >> i realize we didn't need a motion my apologies colleagues a roll call vote on item 32. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. there are 11 i's e i's. the aforementioned is pass on that is first reading >> at this point the may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. please note it public comment is not allowed on the item that are already subject to comment please direct our remarks to the board and not to individuals and speakers using transmission assistance will be loud and if you want something on the overhead projector please ask for that assistance. >> thank you week form supervisor carol. >> thank you very much president chiu and the members of the board it's a great pleasu

i told you the city folks are next supervisor from my district supervisor malia cowen clb. good morning, everyone how are you and congratulations to the graduates i want to thank all the parent and grandparents and siblings that are here to congratulating doubt celebrate it's a pleasure to be here and close the middle stone chapter in your life i'm supervisor malia cowen i was elected to represent the southeast part of san francisco like health department and indicating trespasser hill i think my most significant produce i'm a graduate from lakeshore and the local high school it's not two along these i was sitting in our seats with anticipation of what lies ahead i'm going to say hourlong i love graduations it's a light of celebration for families to get together and to celebrate the hard work you've demonstrated over the last several years. it's for some graduation is starts the lives of the working folk maybe 2 or 4, 6, 78, 8 of more education and schooling for you that's a special day to take a moment to reflect and thank the friends and families and mentor and coaches e

age is a terrible thing supervisors i want to thank you for the hearing and especially supervisor cowen and supervisor kim for sponsoring this legislation the hotel council i appreciate their neutrality it on this issue i'd also like to comment on the speaker if the chamber of commerce. the hotel condo conversion says the larger hotel is one hundred rooms so modifying that number is changing the policy that's been established this ordinance is not only about securing jobs i i that's about leveling the playing field thought san francisco we have successorship this levels the playing field to make sure that the union properties all have levels of job skirt. the jobs on the waterfront are particularly an issue we need to be addressing and many years ago the jobs on the waterfront were union with the demise of the long shore industry and those jobs are no longer the kind of high-level paying jobs they're mostly service jobs except at the at&t park we have living wages and lengths benefits and family health coverage this protects those jobs and standards and make sure we can establish a stan

okay supervisor cowen is the author of item 5. temperature thank you for sticking it outline on this important item. so colleagues before us is did proposal of landmark 2 herself adams street as a historic building. based on the historic consultants review of the building and the secretary of interior standards i believe this this is eligible for historic designation. it is a large landmark building in our creativity areas if you've never been to showcase districts it's a showroom manufacturing workforce identity i've heard a number of concerns of tenants being displaced when it's converted to office space and what it means to the future of san francisco. so we are going to hear from the planning department i've got a number of questions for the project manager we've got ms. brown for the presentation >> an item for the overhead. so good afternoon, supervisors mary brown planning department for the two henry adams as the dunningham and carr gone building under article 10 of the planning code it's designed and constructed in 1915 i

without allowing the building to convert to office and we have legislation we've excused with supervisor cowen at her requests hopefully, we'll see something in the next few works we continue to support pdr with the pier 48 part of the giants development and hunters point has it. support pdr in central selma we don't think that that's the place for industry to grow over the years this is not necessarily the right location given the lack of density of the jobs in pdr but it's important so we're looking to make sure that the industrial uses stay in the area maybe the pdr in existing building here's a shot of the flower mart so the flower mart stays there a contingent part we have legislation to protect pdr along main street it allows rail on 16 street and pdr we're working with supervisor campos office to protect. we're looking at engagement enforcement it's a huge initial we're a complaint based city we don't receive complaints for displace of employment but hopefully, we'll engage people with the pdr that are suspect looking. and finally hopefully to work with the transportation commission to

supervisor cowen would you like to make a motion >> i'm to send this to the full board to for a positive recommendation. >> we'll take that without objection. >> thank you very much. machine gun call item 3 >> item 3 is a resolution approving the revenue bonds for the department not needing $2 million. >> we'll call up the director of housing. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm joan making mar the senior painting with the office of economic workforce development the resolution will authorizes the bond precedes to pay important the rehabilitation costs a 68 favorable housing union on webster street a nonprofit housing corporation is e h they are the current owner and will serve as the owner entity and the investment limited partner has not been selected they have a section 8 subsidy that allows extremely low income names to pay thirty percent even if householder income another of thousand your understanding unites will have their housing set for one-on-one. the rehabilitation work with upgrade the repairing or a recreation and parks department major systems including plumbing and electric

chairman of the committee to my right supervisor kim and the vice chair and to my left to supervisor cowen our clerk is a andrea i want to thank sfgovtv for brooeftd today's 0 hearing particularly charles and jennifer lowe i want to note we have an overflow room in the north lake core so if you're in the north light quarter and want to make public comment fill out a card and we'll call public comment at the appropriate time for each item. madam clerk, any announcements? yes please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk the items today will be on june 14th. thank you very much. madam clerk call item one >> it's an ordinance to into so what on a agreement with panic embarrass and electric and laura mitch is here. >> good afternoon supervisor wiener and supervisor cowen and thank you for hearing that i want to acknowledging commissioner mazzucco i manage the group at the puc this enters into a long term agreement with pg&e for the north beach library it authorizes the pg&e inform en

. >> and supervisor kim and supervisor cowen are the lead supervisors on item 2. supervisor kim >> thank you so it's also exciting to be here for the lack of foundation before us i'm sure you're aware of it establishes security for grocery stores workers and janitors the first legislation was spearheaded by you by the a supervisor and the service employees for grocery store workings there's no law for the growing industry the hospitality industry even though there are over 4 thousand jobs and support $10 billion no spending every year the food large services and arenas are subtract to rapid turning around that means that many of our workers survivor job security. i want to share stories from our folks about the importance of this legislation and talk about one worker who worked at a hotel for over two decades because there was a change no property manager he lost his job and became noted in travel guys as a san francisco treasurer and another worker worked from unloading supplies to busing and made it to the front of the house by the owner fired her and that olden