my name is david campos and i'm the chair of the neighborhood services and safety committee of the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco. it is our regular meeting of october 23, 2014. we are joined today by supervisor mar and scott wiener. the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we'd like to thank the following members of sfgtv staff who are covering this meeting today, jessie larson and joshua alex sander, district clerk, do you have any announcements. >> please make sure to silence all electronic devices. [inaudible] be on the november 4, 2014 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. if you can call item 1. item 1 is amending the police code to appeal the position [inaudible] to prohibit individuals from falling from the entrance of the facility, to prohibit impeding access to the door. >> thank you very much. today is a very special day for the neighborhood services and safety committee and on a personal level we're -- it's a very important day for me because we're dealing with two of the most important issues that my o

i want to thank david campos for his sterling leadership on this issue. thank you very much. next speaker. >> high, my name's heidi, i'm the we're a national organization, but here in san francisco. i'm also a mom in the mission. i'm here

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chair and i want to thank everyone who came out. thank our general manager and our former general manager ed

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chair and i want to thank everyone who came out. thank our general manager and our former general manager ed harng rington for being herement i think it hard to imagine any other commissioner getting the support across from the political spectrum. my experience is there are a lot of people who get on commissions and don't really do much, but there are people like mr. moran who really work hard and take this very seriously. so with that in mind. it is my pleasure to make a motion to move this item forward with the positive recommendation and do so as a committee report so the board can hear it at the october 1st hearing. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor tang? tang tang >>supervisor katy tang: i'm very happy to make that motion. it's incredible that we run this water and power system and we are very thankful that you decided to come back. thank you former general manager ed harrington and general manager kelly right now. thank you for your service and really happy to have you reappoi

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chairman and thank you to the department head and her staff and to all the applicants. as chair yee indicated anytime you have more applicants than seats it's eight -- it's a challenge because there are so many great people. everyone who applied and spoken here today i think can be a pretty effective member of this commission and i actually think that the immigrant rights commission is one of the most important commissions we have , and not only is it important for san francisco, but it's important for the state of california and country because san francisco time and time again continues to be a leader around issues on immigration and because of that, who sits on the immigrant rights commission is really important because the membership of that commission will determine whether or not we continue to play that leadership role. so this is what i'm thinking, i don't know where my colleagues are, but i think that continuity is important. so i would want to reappoint commissioners haregue

i will be chairing the meeting today and joining by katie tang and david campos. the committee would like to acknowledge the staff sf govtv mark smith who records our meetings and makes the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. copies submitted to the file should be submitted to the clerk. items will be appear on the supervisors board agenda. >>supervisor norman yee: item no. 1. city clerk: item 1: 140975 confirming reappointment, public utilities commission - anson moran]sponsor: mayormotion confirming the mayor's reappointment of anson moran to the public utilities commission, term ending august 1, 2018.sf 11234 >> mr. moran? >> thank you. i have been appointed to seat no. 4 on the public utilities commission and that's the seat that requires somebody with basic utility management experience. my experience in that is i worked 27 years for the city. the last 17 years i was in executive positions with the public utilities commission first as the head of f

kron 4's alecia reid spoke to san francisco supervisor david campos who pushed the legislation. he says the pill called truvada. also known as 'prep'. will help prevent the spread of h-i-v. this is a path to eliminating any new hiv infections in san francisco. if implemented across the board i'm told this could be a game changer. >> this is specifically focused on hiv. we're not here to replace condoms we want people to use condoms and be responsible. people who are at-risk of contracting h-i-v, that want to protect themselves from getting the virus can take prep, also known as pre exposure prophylaxis once a day. >> it's not only something that can help gay men, transgender men and women. we have also heard from many women who have used truvada prep to have unprotected sex with their partner for the purpose of having a baby. >> there's a lot of controversy about it but i believe anything you can do to prevent a lot of people from being sick and dying, we should do it. it should be available to everybody. the number of infections in gay men, african americans, latinos and transg

david we rolled out the first if the country to provide undocumented children who need representation in the court like north american to receive pro bono assistance i'll continue to fight. >> supervisor campos. >> i do thank david for supporting the efforts i've led to protect the rights of undocumented students this is a personable issue i came to this country as a child undocumented but you look at the issues of unoccupied minors in terms of leadership the $100,000 that david is talking about is money that was in the budget i budget it was not targeted for unaccompanied minors the same thing itself real solution to this country's was the solution i presented 2. one million it funded legal representation and because of that leadership city's utilization new york and california are following suit and it's one thing to talk about something but but to actually do it the record speaks for itself that's why their supporting my campaign. >> public transportation how did each of you get here and what's the position on charging for citizens. >> i drove today, i have a number of meetings for me public transportation is making sure there's a accountability in the system you've worked on public trans

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. >> my name is defied i supervisor david campos i'm a democratic to represent the eastern half of sanhe journey that brought me started in 1985 it was in that year my parent brought me and my two sisters from guam guatemala in search for the american braem e dream we came undocumented with a hope to make a life it is because of what this country has done and my office is giving back i decided to enter politics because i believe that people like my parent a mom what was a janitor and my father that struggled they deserve a voice in government i ran for the board of supervisors to be a voices for the middle-income people that struggle i'm returning for the state assembly because san francisco as a crossroads it's a taildz have you a prosper san francisco that is wealthy in the country a san francisco where so many people not only low income people will working hard people middle-income are left behind we have the faster inequality in the country i believe that san francisco defers in sacramento to have a champion for regular people if i have been and i want to continue to be the champio

first of all, i do want to thank supervisor david campos for bringing this attention to the board of supervisors. i think it's a very important one. and as a woman, i support equal pay for equal work, absolutely. i also agree with data collection and the important role it can play to figure out if there are any disparities we need to address in issues. of course, i also want to take the opportunity to acknowledge all of the work that's been done by past generations, by current generation of people on the national level to address these issues and make sure that there is equality for women in the working world. however, i do have a couple of concerns with the legislation. again, not with the goal and the intent of the legislation, but a couple of process issues. for one, the requirement that you must submit this information for compensation for all of city contractors, 20 or more employees worldwide, and with contracts $50,000 or more, i think that this would significantly impact many of our small business he and more importantly, many, many of our nonprofits in the city that contract

i am a legislative aide for supervisor david campos. you're getting quite a bit of our legislative agenda this afternoon. thank you so much for having me today. and to present on our legacy business legislation. i'm sure as many of you know, so many of our city's valuable businesses, those that have served our neighborhoods and enlivened them for decades are struggling to survive. these businesses have become cultural institutions, created the character of the neighborhoods, for generations thriving business he have played an essential role in defining our communities. [speaker not understood] sky rocketing rents for retail spaces, unprecedented development are causing san francisco small business he to suffer and many of the long established businesses have been force today shut their doors. it is with this spirit that supervisor campos believes that something needed to be done. he believes that the city has a responsibility to protect the successful businesses he that are suffering through these unnatural economic pressures that have

my name is david campos, and i am the chair of the committee.e, and eric mar is in route, we would like to thank those covering the meeting, the clerk of the committee is derek evans and i want to note that we have in the audience former mayor, art, and it is good to see you in the building, mr. clerk, do we have announcements? >> be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk, it

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. >> it shall be so okay why not slowly call item 6 supervisor david campos gets into the chambers. >> item 6 is an amending of the code for landlord to provide disclosure of the tenants before the landlord comprehends beauty information. >> thank you that was well done why not have a two minute recess here we'll be back in two minutes thanks everyone. >> okay welcome back to the board of supervisors board of education meeting for october 8, 2014, we're rejoining from recess we just called item six the last item on our agenda and want to i'm going to turn it over to the sponsor of the legislation supervisor campos. >> thank you very much mr. chair and the board of education for hearing this item and also thing hillary from my office that's been working on this for quite some time despite the attendance in san francisco about the issue of affordability in this housing crisis the truth of the matter is we really does not have a complete picture about the true scope of the displacement it's happening in san francisco one of the reasons is that tenant beauties are not currently regulated

my name is david campos, and i am the chair of the committee. today we are joined by committee members, supervisor more norman yee, and eric mar is in route, we would like to thank those covering the meeting, the clerk of the committee is derek evans and i want to note that we have in the audience former mayor, art, d

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my name is david campos and i'm the chair of the neighborhood services and safety committee of the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco. it is our

i'm joined by supervisor katy tang and supervisor david campos. the clerk today is alisa somera. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv, jim smith and manny valezquez, who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. so madame clerk, can you please call item 1? >> would you like me to make the announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices, completed speaker cards and copies of any documents should be submitted clerk. items acted on today will appear on the october 7th board meeting unless otherwise stated. item 1, motion appointing supervisor london breed to the committee on city workforce alignment for an indefinite term. >> seeing any public comments on the item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. may i have a motion? >> so moved. >> roll call. >> committee report? >> there is a committee report. >> okay. with no objection, motion is passed >> item no. 2. >> a hearing to consider appointing one member term ending march 31, 016 to be commission of aging advisory coun

david campos to david chew, nasty race.f you looked from nevada to california, they are both liberal democrats in a lot of ways. so how do the voters use this power, how engaged can voters get? back to what michelle and josh were talking about, too, how do you engage more voters in that process to possibly get more outcomes and maybe get legislators who you think are more effective. >> is it someone who engages folks, someone who you want to have access to the polls and get excited about an election. >> no, not by itself. i think one of the things we heard would be implemented was the voters could now vote for whoever they wanted, there was more at stake, and because of that people would be rushing to the polls. and that's not the case. we need to do a lot of education. if anything, we just made power elections more complicated, and we really need to break that down. >> rank choice voting, very controversial in oakland. four years ago don pirata lost to jean quan after many rounds of counting. what is your decision of rank

today, sister roma and san francisco supervisor david campos came back to present this letter signed by dozens of organizations including the aclu. >> they made a very genuine and real commitment to work with us to right this wrong. that real authentic self is not always reflected in a driver's license and identification card. >> reporter: drag queens aren't the only people who may not want to use their legal names on facebook. >> even, you know, teachers have reached out to us to say, you know, we want to different shape between our professional life and personal life. we don't want our students to know what we were doing this weekend. >> reporter: others may be domestic violence victims or undocumented immigrants. >> i do feel sometimes like david approaching goliath but i'm not alone. >> reporter: the activists say that facebook representative told them they will still need to work on technical issues in changing this policy. in menlo park, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> supporters of san francisco's flower mart have a new battle plan to save the iconic landmark. the fear is that tech c

my name is david campos, and i am the chair of the committee.tee members, supervisor more norman yee, and eric mar is in route, we would like to thank those covering the meeting, the clerk of the committee is derek evans and i want to note that we have in the audience former mayor, art, and it is good to see you in the building, mr. clerk, do we have announcements? >> be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will be on the next agenda, unless others stated. >> we have an unusual day and because we have a fire drill and we don't want to lose the quorum and i am going to ask the clerk to call, 1234 together, and we will hear the presentation on those items, we will hear from each applicant and we will hear from the police department after each applicant has presented and they will proceed to public comment, but we want to make sure that we try to process these items before the fire drill to get people out. mr. clerk. >> items 1 through four, transfer of liq

and today with you you have hillary rhonan, legislative aide from supervisor david campos's office. >> welcome. >> thank you so much. good afternoon, commissioners. thanks for allowing me to be here. supervisor campos's equal pay legislation is modeled after president obama's recent federal directive that requires federal contractors to report compensation data including data on race and gender of employees to the federal office of contract compliance. supervisor campos's legislation would do something similar but for local contracts -- contractors here in san francisco. the legislation adds a new section to the administrative code's nondiscrimination provisions that requires city contractors with at least 20 employees and businesses he with a grant agreement with the city of over $50,000 to submit an annual equal pay report to the city's human rights commission. the report will include summary compensation information for employees identified by race and sex. the legislation creates an initial save in period during which the director of human rights commission is charged with conveni

today, sister roma and san francisco's supervisor david campos came back to present this letter signed by dozens of organizations including the aclu. >> we are committed to fighting as long as it takes. >> reporter: drag queens aren't the only people who may not want to use their legal names on facebook. >> even, you know, teachers have reached out to us to say, you know, we want to differentiate between our professional life and personal life. we don't want out our students to know what we were doing this weekend. >> reporter: others may be domestic violence victims or illegal immigrants. >> i feel like sometimes david approaching goliath but i'm not alone. >> reporter: these activists said that facebook expressed that they were going to need to work on some of the technical issues to allow this policy to be completely revoked. they are starting a conversation about and they will still figure out what they are going to do. no official word from facebook on this change in policy. live in menlo park, kpix 5. >>> another group of san francisco firefighters is calling on the mayor to oust

which, led to us, reaching out to david campos, and to john avalos, and chief suhr and we started to revamp the community policing general order. and where we started to develop, quite a bit of new language in order to build different relationships between the community and the police. unfortunately that document has not really done anything. it is kind of sat there for the past three years. and with no action plan. right? so, as far as being a citizen here, it is, and also, advocate, and activist and organizer and like kind of disheartening because i am like what in the heck am i spending all of this time doing? why am i organizing in the community if there is no action? if there is no change? , you know? and so, i feel like we are in a very unique time right now. and the police accountability is a national conversation and i feel that because of a lot of groundwork that we have already done here that we actually have lead that conversation. [ applause ] >> that we can set an example, and also, really address, what has happened, with alex, and use that as a way to set an example for

my name is david campos and i'm the chair of the neighborhood services and safety committee of the boardtober 23, 2014. we are joined today by supervisor mar and scott wiener. the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we'd like to thank the following members of sf

this issue was highlighted by commissioners from the board of education and david campos here on the board of supervisors when we passed supplemental budget appropriation -- excuse me mr. -- madam chair we need to call the item. >> oh, will you call item 1. >> thank you. item 1 is a hearing on educational and support services for unaccompanied immigrant children presentations from the san francisco unified school district and department of public health and human services agency and family and children services regarding educational services and support services from provided to increased numbers of unaccompanied immigrant children arriving in san francisco. >> thank you mr. clerk. i won't repeat what i said. it's estimated to the department of homeland security thousands of children have fled to the united states a substantial increase from prior years and estimated that the number of children entering the united states will exceed 60,000 individuals with 200 to 400 youth crossing the border each day. san francisco has been a city of refuge for those escaping violence and at san fra

i will be chairing the meeting today and joining by katie tang and david campos.eetings and makes the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. copies submitted to the file should be submitted to the clerk.

>>supervisor david campos: thank you mr. chairman, i want to thank body of the candidates. anytime there are more candies than there are seats, it's never easy to do and whoever doesn't get appointed it's my hope they will continue to pursue their interest in serving. for me, it's been very clear from the very beginning having seen the application of dmeet ri before that this is an individual that needs to be and should be appointed to the entertainment commission. this is a candidate that i think not only meets the requirement of help and work in that area but in terms of how and what he has done in the entertainment community. i think it's really hard to imagine a more stellar appointment. so i will be supporting dmeet ri today. i know he is not here, but usually you want to hear from each candidate. this committee has heard from him before. he had applied previously and i said at that point i think he should be on the entertainment commission and i'm proud to support him today. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. chairman