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so, the first item, i just wanted to acknowledge that i was proud to stand with supervisors david campos, john avalos, and jane kim, the four of us with a broad coalition today on city hall steps. and we are introducing today an antispeculator tax for the november ballot. this will go a long way towards stopping the relentless real estate speculation going on right now that's making our housing unaffordable and tearing our neighborhoods apart. i thinks as many of the neighborhoods represented today, we were chanting stop the flip. and for those of you that don't know about previous efforts in the city to maintain our housing diversity, harvey milk, our former beloved supervisor, his idea but also along with housing justice leaders many decades ago, was to propose a tax like this. it was one of his final pieces of legislation. but our effort today is building off of that tradition and the power of the movements to maintain the diversity and the beauty of our city. the idea also comes out of large numbers of gatherings of communities throughout our city to deal with the horrible affordabil

supervisors scott wiener who is the supervisor from harry's old district district 5 and supervisor david campos attorney general harris spoke of the legacy of the harry when i see all the electives that have been elected over the years the numbers are tremendously huge throughout the country really it is on harry's shoulder i feel very proud of the fact we were there with him when he was the ferries gay elected official here in san francisco and possibly throughout the country openly gay so supervises would you like to come up and say a few words? (clapping) >> thank you, ann. let's here it for ann (clapping) and i want to acknowledge a few of our colleagues sxhoovmz and london breed and supervisor yee and our treasurer and our public defend defender. so i was 8 years old in suburbia new jersey when harvey milk and george moscone were murdered you heard at least i heard negatively about the lgbt and the bad things happening and all the challenges so fast forwarding to 2014 and having harvey milk on a stamp that's going to be bought around the world people are going to pick up the envelope i'll

mar and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by norman yee and our chair person, david campos is out today and our clerk is mr. derek evans and i guess before we start, could i just ask if we could excuse chair campos from this meeting, can we do that without objection? >> thank you. >> mr. evans do we have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chair, silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and copies of documented should be submitted to the clerk and items acted upon today will be appearing on the june 15th, agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. >> please, call item number one. >>hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 48 on-sale general public premises license for the expansion of premises located at 246 kearny street (district 3) to brian sheehy for future beverages inc., dba rick house, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. (neighborhood services and safety committee) >> thank you. and we have a report from staff? is that right? and this is not a traditional transfer of

clarifying language that will move those two parks from the district thank you >> thank you supervisor david campos. supervisor cowen >> thank you very much madam clerk. today i'll be introducing a hearing to discuss equality and inclusion and hospitality in san francisco the hospitality and traffic industry are some of the largest in our city in 2013 we benefited from a record of 16.9 million visitors that spent over $79.4 billion in the city we spent r expect those to grow, however, we have the african-american community that have not xerpd those benefits or inadequately experienced the benefits. many of you heard earlier this year a coalition of leaders representing industry civil rights and business and government and education announced the launch of the city's equate and inclusion in our entity and it includes members of the naacp and the members of congress center and local 2 and s c i you community organizations as well as multiple city agencies additional the african-american diversity in traffic and hospitalities issued their final report that outlines a fraction and a tangible commitment

mar and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by norman yee and our chair person, david camposs out today and our clerk is mr. derek evans and i guess before we start, could i just ask if we could excuse chair campos from this meeting, can we do that without objection? >> thank you. >> mr. evans do we have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chair, silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and copies of documented should be submitted to the clerk and items acted upon today will be appearing on the june 15th, agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. >>

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david campos tweeted this picture showing him at the festivals with assembly peeker tony at atkins, and then on the right is john perez, here's a look at the pink triangle that went up yesterday morning on the twin peaks. since 1995 it has made an annual appearance during pride eekend as a symbol of pride and remembrance for the gay community. >> chicago held its first pride parade since same-sex marriage was made legal in illinois. authorities say parade attendance has jumped bay third in 2011, 750,000 people attended. now it's close to a million. >>> the search is on for a gunman after a shooting in a home in antioch injured sever people just before midnight. police found five victims at the scene. two others showed up at the hospital. all seven victims are expected to survive. on friday, man was shot to death in antioch. >>> new details in a shooting by chp officers following a pursuit in contra costa county. the chp says during last night's pursuit the suspect let a seven-year-old child out of the car, rammed a chp patrol car and tried to hit a martinez police patrol car. the suspec

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supervisors scott wiener who is the supervisor from harry's old district district 5 and supervisor david campos attorney general harris spoke of the legacy of the harry when i see all the electives that have been elected over the years the numbers are tremendously huge throughout the

mar and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by norman yee and our chair person, david camposr. derek evans and i guess before we start, could i just ask if we could excuse chair campos from this meeting, can we do that without objection? >> thank you. >> mr. evans do we have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chair, silence all cell on

. >>> san francisco supervisor david campos tweeted this picture. >>> the parade begins tomorrow morningt 10:30 and ends at civic center plaza. drivers are advised to avoid the civic center area. there will be a number of street closures. b.a.r.t. is running longer trains, muni routes will be rerouted to mission street. >> a little background on the sf pride celebration. on june 28, 1970, the first gay pride matches took place in four cities, including san francisco, to commemorate the stonewall riots when a police raid of the gay bar in new york city turn into a riot and protest of police harassment and brutality. since then the san francisco pride celebration and parade has been the larger lgbt gathering in the nation, raising money for more than 80 bay area nonprofit groups with nearly $2.3 million raised since 1997. >>> starting today, fireworks are now on sale in many bay area cities throughout the fourth of july holiday. it is great news for nonprofits which sell them, but a big concern to firefighters especially during our severe drought. cornell bernard is live in san bruno. repo

my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by committee vice chairric mar as well as member, norman yee, and the er

. >> miss cheng call the next item and we are joined by commissioner david campos. >> thank you. >> and i am going to be presenting the powerpoint that is listed as part two in the enclosures to your packet and for the folks watching at home, this is available on our website, at www.sfcta.org. and i have borrowed a couple of slides from the part one presentation, which is also powerpoint enclosure in your packet and so for the folks watching at home, about the access this is something that we do every four years and it is meant to follow up on and feed into the long range transportation level, and so it is supposed to follow up, implement and recommendations to the county, level plan, for the san francisco transportation plan, and incorporate the other plans, and the others that have emerged in the four years that are priorities for san francisco. and the strategic plan that we will be bringing to you next year, is what shows, the 30 years worth of prop k. and the five-year plans that you have before you today are what feed into the next five years of programming and cash flow. they are

i will not repeat all the thanks but i did want to acknowledge the courage of supervisor david campos for standing with health equity coalition for many years to make sure that this was going to come about. appreciative of some of the compromises that was made and it's going to make it easier for the small businesses to adjust, but i think without supervisor's campos courage following in the footsteps of tom and a strong and broad coalition of labor and community united that we wouldn't be here passing this legislation today. i wanted to say that the fight is not over for health equity and stronger universal health care system in our city and in this country but this puts us one step closer towards that number and i'm appreciative of the hard work from hillary to supervisor campos's office to make sure we're continuing to move forward in our city and not step backwards but i appreciate the coalition for standing strong and i'll be happy to cast a vote and be a co-sponsor of this today as well. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. ten years after the healthy implementations, we anticipate

i'm joined by david campos and wiener to ask for this request. i didn't know sean personally. he really died of tragic death too much of a young age and if sean is anything like his grandfather, john moreland has always been passionate and caring, we lost a great person. the rest i submit. speaker: thank you supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos. >> colleagues, i have two items for introduction. one is an amendment of the hole, of the transit charter amendment that i had introduced late last year. this has been apart of the g 2030 process, about how we can make greater investments in our transportation infrastructure in san francisco. i want to thank my co-sponsors who are apart of this, supervisor campos, supervisor mar, and supervisor yee and supervisor kim. thank you for co-sponsorship. this is a renewal of a new version of the transit equity measure. it puts some real measurements that the mta can provide that they'll submit to the board of supervisors every year and forced to approve that will budget will be taken into account how our transit infrastructure can be invested

i'm here to ask for your support for a new initiative supported by supervisor david campos. [speaker not understood] in the city provided by homeless and for homeless individuals in the city through the 16th mission corridor. here are the lovely ambassadors behind me. we're asking you to support this initiative because the 16th and mission corridor, which is really impacted not by the gentrification, police harassment and displacement. we are in dire need of [speaker not understood], develop a safer, more inclusive 16th street mission community. displacement and enforcement are not going to end homelessness or the trauma of our communities. access to jobs, income, leadership development, self-esteem raising and peer advocacy [speaker not understood] will. the time is now. please support the initiative of every peer. [speaker not understood]. folk need the jobs now so we can stay in the city and we actually can have better intervention than [speaker not understood]. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. thank you for allowing m

commission which was similar to other large city departments and i must say that, you know, personally david campos, i would like to see a commission. i think it makes sense and i think that it's important to do that. but i am happy to support what i think supervisor avalos and others have worked out, which is to have something that is not quite a commission but actually provides more oversight. and i think that this responsibility -- the composition of this body, this oversight committee would have 11 members jointly appointed by the mayor, board of supervisors, with input from the youth commission. and one other thing this body would do is complete community needs assessment, service allocation plan, the annual budget, at least the budget as a whole. and it would participate in i evaluations in hiring of director of dcyf ~. so, we believe that this -- and i feel confident that this slight balance between the commission and what we have today. the fifth amendment is a clarification on the baseline, that the baseline will continue to be based on the budget of fiscal year 2000, 2001. we have added a

. >> reporter: san francisco buffer zone was authored by supervisor david campos. he says patients and staff at the clinic here in the mission were being harassed before the buffer zone went in. >> we saw anti-choice extremists that were coming in, intimidating women as they were going into the clinic, harassing people, trying to block their entrance, really scaring the people who work here. >> reporter: but the co-chair of san francisco's annual walk for life says those harassment claims are exaggerations. >> i've never once seen anyone harass a woman walking in. all we do is give them pamphlets, let them know there are options, that we're there to help, never seen any yelling except toward us. i've been spit at, had things thrown at me. >> reporter: she told me that she believes that the right to protest, the first amendment right to stand on the sidewalk and say what you believe and to counsel people coming in and out of this clinic, should trump the concerns of harassment that she says are overblown. we'll have to wait and see what happens with this ordinance.

i will not repeat all the thanks but i did want to acknowledge the courage of supervisor david campos for standing with health equity coalition for many years to make sure that this was going to come about. appreciative of some of the compromises that was made and it's going to make it easier for the small businesses to adjust

i will not repeat all the thanks but i did want to acknowledge the courage of supervisor david campos for standing with health equity coalition for many years to make sure that this was going to come about. appreciative

my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by committee vice chair, supervisor eric mar as well as member, norman yee, and the clerk is evans and we would like to thank sfgtv for covering the meeting, do we have any announcements? >> yes, please be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and complete the speaker cards to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk, it will be on the july 8th unless otherwise stated. >> could you call item one? >>hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to larry livingston for the basement, located at 222 hyde street (district 6), will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> great, and if we could first here from the applicant? for this liquor license. and is it larry living ston? >> go ahead. >> good morning, my name is larry, and i am here for abc 42 type of beer and wine licenses and we like to operate a beer and wine bar at 222 hyde street. 222 hyde street has been a bar since 1930s and

and i will hand it back over to our chairman, david campos. >> thank you, thank you very much. supervisor, mar >> thank you to all who have spoken and all of the city agencis that have presented and welcome to the head of the environment and, to the state, which i think, has really shed a great deal of light on this issue, and i certainly have learned a lot and that is the positive and the negative is that we are doing poorly and i think that what supervisor mar has done in calling this hearing is that he has set the record straight on what needs to be done and closing the recycling centers and it is the very last thing that you want to do. and all of the districts said that comprised the districts should, bear the responsibility of equally and equitablely and i think that we need to figure out a city-wide strategy so that there is, an equitable distribution of recycling center to meet the mandates of the state law and also because at the end of the day, we have to make it convenient and i do think that the concerns that these businesses have also raised and i appreciate the me