>>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank supervisor breed and her staff for the resolution that they have introduced on affirmative action in prop 209. i'm very proud to be a cosponsor. what i want to say is this, that i think that what's happening around this issue is very unfortunate. what we have seen is that some individuals have tried to use this issue as a way of dividing communities. those of us that have benefited from affirmative action and i would not be here were it not for affirmative action, this would allow people who would otherwise not get opportunities but who have qualifications to get a shot to be in the mix. i think that all of us have benefited from affirmative action and i think it's unfortunate that a way of propose from this measure have talked about the issue of quotas. quite frankly it's really unfortunate that some of these folks including people who should know better are regurgitating the language and the rhetoric of the right wing which has always used quotas as an excuse to oppo

thank you, david campos. >> thank you. thank you. nicholas belloni. >> it's nick belloni, chairman yee i am the covice president of the planning association of the richmond, i have been on this committee for a while now and i truly enjoy being part of it. i work with many relations within the park as well as within the west side of the city. supervisor tang of course is the nominating supervisor for me. i will be working for her district because i'm on the, what is it, the alternate list that you have for your second chair, for your second seat for the district. i truly just enjoy being part of it and i've done a lot of stuff. right now i'm just working on trying to make sure we have plenty of open space for everybody here in our city. any other questions? >> no. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is les hilger, i am seeking reappointment for a seat i have had for the last 6 years. i have been a chair of this committee and also vice chair and i would really enjoy being appointed for the last two years, finishing up my

so, i will second david campos' motion. roll call, please. >> i would just like to make one last request that we send out both candidates. i think both are just so incredibly qualified and, you know, it is unfortunate that it's one incumbent against a new appointee and i know that's a challenge. again, i just -- based on the experience and the work that has been shown already in the community, i just feel very strongly, would like to recommend that we make a recommendation to put forward both names to the full board. >> supervisor? >> deputy city attorney jon givner. because one mayoral seat is available, the rules committee can only nominate one name, send one name to the full board. so, just wanted to -- that may impact your decision. >> is there a way if we choose to, to have no recommendation? >> the motion to appoint originates in the rules committee. so, you -- the committee, if you want, any name to move forward must adopt a motion with that individual's name and send it to the full board. >> thank you. so, the motio

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i'm here to thank personally supervisor david campos and mayor ed lee in the mission districts this is an important piece to preacher the latino culture also to help our businesses and residents stay. i think this will actually stabilize the area for the future of our businesses on 24th street. so thank you also to let the workers know we've get our support also thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. since i off and on out today is earth day there's issues with stuff like this the google buses whatever they're called. now but the thing is if there's any land left in the city because i'm quite sure low income housing won't be built on the land that's left but maybe we can have some kind of connection for the google buses they all met up in one spot like the busses from the east bay and i and other part from the bay 0 o to have the community connect to the muni here in the city so then that way it will cut down the confusion of the tech buses not enough in the community just have them meet in one place like candle stick park and maybe the transporta

>>supervisor david campos: i know you live in potrero hill. can you talk about the impact that you have seen? >> sure. aside from displacement of the rent increases which contraband -- corroborates the data there is also using the entire neighborhood as a parking lot. it's not just the buses going outside the city, it's the interest of these shuttles and the pilot would make these shuttle trips. so we have a huge amount of commuters using the parking lot and onto those shuttles going to their workplace. that has multiple impacts in the neighborhood. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm a registered public health nurse. i personally have no problems with tech workers. they are not my enemies. but i do have a problem with the arrogance of the technology companies who have captured our bus stops. it's not ignorance of tas law. it's arrogance. i ride these buses and packed behind the googles bus. when mayor lee was talking about cuts to the city, there will be cuts to services in this city and when you have tech companies not paying their fair share

>>supervisor david campos: i know you live in potrero hill. ca

>>supervisor david campos: i agree with the most persuasive argument by planning has been this idea, this fear that somehow if you grant this appeal that everything else is in jeopardy. i think there is a reason why it was set up that way because i think it is, you know, the appeal of some of the other projects is so large that i think the hope is that it will make sure that it leads to the result that the agencies want. i just respectfully disagree with that approach. because i think t

>>supervisor david campos: thank you. it's been a very interesting discussion. i want to thank supervisor chiu and yee for all the work gone into this. i do support this legislation. let me say that i support it primarily because i have heard from a number of tenant advocates who believe that this legislation could be used as a tool thigh it makes sense to see that happen. i do share concerns that i don't know if this legislation will end up doing much and i don't know if people will take advantage of it to the extent that you are talking about people having their property values reassessed if they go through process. i don't know how many people will end up choosing to do that. but i'm willing to take the chance to see if this would work but i have a concern in the end that not much will come out of this. >> supervisor avalos? >>supervisor john avalos: are we voting on the amendment? >> any discussion on the e. manet. to -- amendment. if this amendment passes it will go back to the planning commission? >> that's right. if the amendment is adopted it will requir

>>supervisor david campos: i agree with the most persuasive argument by planning has been this idea, this fear that somehow if you grant this appeal that everything else is in jeopardy. i think there is a reason why it was set up that way because i think it is, you know, the appeal of some of the other projects is so large that i think the hope is that it will make sure that it leads to the result that the agencies want. i just respectfully disagree with that approach. because i think at the end of the day we have to base this appeal on the merits that are before us and i do think there are ways in which we can distinguish some of these other potential appeals and i actually think that what's likely to happen here if this appeal is denied as it looks like it's going to be, i think that there will be a legal victory for the appellants in court because of the insufficiency of the evidence and the rational that has been presented. and what i would say is that i wholeheartedly agree with what has been said about the issue of tech workers. we could not in anyway demonize tech workers. the

supervisor david campos office. i just want to ask you a couple things. first we are in great support of the portrero bike projects. there has been a huge outreach on this project and the support for what has been done for the input done on this project and would urge you to move it forward and to thank sean and the folks for the work on the mta and listening to the community's voice and working on this issue. >> anyone else care to address the board? seeing none, public hearing is closed. we'll take a break. i would like to thank everybody because they are very thoughtful comments. one speaker referred to the process as fun. i have not heard of that before. it is a very important process. i appreciate the participation here today. as the supervisory district meetings and all of those who have commented online i really appreciate your support. i would like staff to respond to several things that i have heard and 103 jackson. the 35 wilder i would like to hear more about that one and the irving, the size of the bus bulbs will be important to hear as well.

2014 meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee, my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined today by the committee members and supervisor norman yee and supervisor eric mar and is excused so if we can have a motion to ex-excuse supervisor mar, and a motion by supervisor yee, without objection. and the clerk of the committee is derek evans

>> >>supervisor david campos: i learned not to get in an argument with you. just a couple of points. i want to be clear about what you are saying because for any lay person there may be confusion about what the appeal is about. as i understand it just to be very clear you are not trying to stop the shuttles from functioning in this city. >> correct. >> the only objective if we are going to have a pilot that the environmental impact should be studied? >> correct. before the government takes action, not after. >> okay. can i talk to you a little bit about the displacement issue because assumptions about whether or not displacement is happening and the questioning whether displacement wasn't happening but my understanding is that there was a recent piece of information provided by the anti-eviction mapping project. i don't know if you have seen that. >> yes. >> can you talk a little bit about that, what that is? >> absolutely. sit possible to project on this? >> it is. sf gov tv, can you hit the projector? >> this shows that 69 percent of no fault eviction have

>>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. president. what i understand that supervisor yee is saying that he would take my existing legislation and add the language that was that portion of the language that he noted from supervisor breed's lakes. i don't -- legislation. i don't know the right procedure for that but if it's a motion, i would second that motion and i would support that approach. i this i the suggestion that supervisor yee has strikes the balance between the very legitimate concerns that supervisor breed has articulated and provides a little bit more clarity in terms of how the hardship exemption would clarify. i would be supportive. >> one way to handle this is for us to divide the question and vote for the portion of supervisor breed and then supervisor yee. or vote up or down. i will ask the attorney to make a suggestion on this. >> what i understand the situation. supervisor breed has amended a document with two types of amendment. supervisor breed announced that the meeting she was seeking to amend to add the excepti

2014 meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee, my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined today by the committee members and supervisor norman yee and supervisor eric mar and is excused so if we can have a motion to ex-excuse supervisor mar, and a motion by supervisor yee, without objection. and the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we want to the following members of sfgtv for helping to cover the meeting today, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair, please be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cards to be included in the file and should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted on upon should appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> this is an item that is introduced by supervisor weiner and i am proud to be a co-sponsor, before i turn it over to supervisor weiner so that he can make his remarks and i will make mine after he does, i want to begin by simply thanking... >> sorry mr. chair, but we need to call th

now, my understanding is if i heard you right, david campos, somebody could get reelect and had there's another seat, right? so, i see a win/win situation. angela chan, hand down she does her thing, very respective of the community, but i'm here clearly to state that i'm here to support my man, mr. hwang. thank you. >>> thank you, supervisors. excuse me. my name is ron stick l with sunset youth services also a violence prevention agency in san francisco ~. and i will say it is nice that support of a candidate is not disrespect to the other candidate. and that it is nice that there are multiple qualified candidates. maybe not nice for you guys right now, but nice for the city of san francisco. i am here to support commissioner chan for her reelection. and as a youth worker and a local violence prevention, i can only speak to what i see and what i know. and what i have seen is the improvement in the quality of life for multiple high-risk youth and success of many high-risk youth due to work done in part by commissioner chan. but something i would like to say even higher than that is i sup

i am david campos chair of the committee and we have supervisor mar and commissioner yee will join us short she. mr. clerk do we have any announcements. >> yes please silent all cell phones and devices and speaker cards somebody submitted to the clerk. >> thank you. can you call the item on the agenda today? >> the item is review the tenderloin hunger task force and assessment for the tenderloin and the food security task force's annual report. >> thank you. this has been cosponsed by mar, kim, cohen, campos and yee and i know this is a very important issue, very serious issue, and i know many people are in the audience here in city hall and thank you for coming to this meeting. i know many people are watching with i will turn it over to the hearing sponsor who has done tremendous work over the year in making sure that the issue of food security is a priority so with that supervisor mar. >> thank you chair campos. i want say it's a honor to be here with so many great people doing work everyday to make sure people are well fed nutritiously and that we do everything we can as a city to

. >>> in san francisco today, supervisor david campos is set to introduce legislation to overhaul theity's universal health care program. the kr the program is run by public health but is not considered actual insurance because it doesn't cover participants outside city limits so people still have to way the fine for not having insurance under obamacare. >>> a stage one water imagine is expected to be declared today. reflecting a 10% water shortage. the move would authorize the city to ban non-essential water uses. restaurants would not serve water to customers unless they request it. residents will not be able to use their running hose to wash vehicles and the city would ramp up efforts to educate the public about water conservation programs. >>> 4:38. ironically we are in the middle of a storm system while those water conservation efforts are going on. >> even in the middle of a drought we can have a few storms like this. that's what's happening. we're finally below eight-inch deficit in places like san jose, moffett field. livermore didn't get much rain yesterday. oakland down to 1

i am joined by supervisor katy tang, the vice-chair, and supervisor david campos. the clerk today is alisa miller. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgov-tv, jonathan gum lock and jim smith who record each of >> madam clerk, i would like to call items 5, 6 and 7 after item 1. >> okay. item number 1 is a motion confirming the mayor's reappointment of cheryl brinkman, for a term ending march 1, 2018, to the municipal transportation agency board of directors. >> ms. brinkman, are you here? >> yes he, i am. >> where are you? oh, there you are ~. >> good afternoon, chairman, vice-chairman tang, supervisor campos. i am cheryl brinkman. i currently serve on the mta board of directors as the vice-chair. i'll talk a little about my past service before i focus on what i'd like to do should i be voted for nomination -- renomination by your committee to the full board. the mta has been focusing very hard on tep pilot projects and eventual approval by the board was reached. a challenge there, of course, is funding it. we adopted vision zero around pedes