>> >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. i will be very brief. i do hope that lafco continues to function to serve this city. i think it's an important function. i think a lot of it though, depends on who the members of the board of supervisors are because unless you have an interest on the newly elected on the part of the newly elected supervisors, you are not going to have a quorum and not have the kind of backing needed for lafco to be effective. so one suggestion that i have is once we know what the election results will be to begin outreach to whoever gets elected. because i think the best way to get people interested in lafco is if they are working on issues that they care about and as much as we have these two great ideas, i'm certainly willing to support that, but i don't know what's out there and depending on the individuals that get elected, there could be ideas that are really important to them that to create incentives for them to be more involved. for me one issue that has so many different components that i think it's something that

>> >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. i will be very brief. i do hope that lafco continues to function to serve this city. i think it's an important function. i think a lot of it though, depends on who the members of the board of supervisors are because unless you have an interest on the newly elected on the part of the newly elected supervisors, you are not going to have a quorum and not have the kind of backing needed for lafco to be effective. so one suggestion that i have is once we know what the election results will be to begin outreach to whoever gets elected. because i think the best way to get people interested in lafco is if they are working on issues that they care about and as much as we have these two great ideas, i'm certainly willing to support that, but i don't know what's out there and depending on the individuals that get elected, there could be ideas that are really important to them that to create incentives for them to be more involved. for me one issue that has so many different components that i think it's something that

joined by cynthia pollock, welcome, and joined by the commissioner david campos

joined to my right vice chair norman yee and to my left president london breed and we're joined by david campos. our clerk is erica major. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. all documents submitted to the clerk and items will be on the. items acted upon today anybody r will be on the eakt 18 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. could you read the first and only item for today's meeting? >> yes. item 1 is ordinance amending the administrative code to create the neighborhood crime unit in the mrs. and activated with the controller certifies that the department is at full staffing level mandated in the charter. >> thank you supervisor yee is the sponsor of this ordinance. the floor is yours supervisor. >> thank you chair peskin. this ordinance is a way for more common data driven approach to combating neighborhood crimes more specifically property crimes. and you're aware that home break in and burglaries and auto break ins are a problem for every district and it's frustrating for every person to say

joined to my right vice chair norman yee and to my left president london breed and we're joined by david campos. our clerk is erica major. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. all documents submitted to the clerk and items will be on the. items acted upon today anybody r will be on the eakt 18 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. could you read the first and only item for today's meeting? >> yes. item 1 is ordinance amending the administrative code to create the neighborhood crime unit in the mrs. and activated with the controller certifies that the department is at full staffing level mandated in the charter. >> thank you supervisor yee is the sponsor of this ordinance. the floor is yours supervisor. >> thank you chair peskin. this ordinance is a way for more common data driven approach to combating neighborhood crimes more specifically property crimes. and you're aware that home break in and burglaries and auto break ins are a problem for every district and it's frustrating for every person to say

california nurses association the harvey milk and many other leaders including tom ammiano and david campos let me be clear about one they know it, it is the status quo were working i would not be running against the incumbent in the election he would be affecting my kids both sleep every night instead of knocking on doors and running the nonprofit organization that he founded and that i love but i can't sit by and watch as our city falls apart and as our neighbors and our neighborhoods businesses are forces from our community we need change and need it now i ask for your support >> [ gavel ] good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco ethics commission for september 26, 2016. before i turn to the agenda, i want to take the pleasure of introducing our newest commissioner, a man who i think is known to many of us

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. thank you madam president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do t

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do those things, whi

with my colleagues on the board of supervisor who don't agree with me, with john avalos, with david campos, with eric marr, and i'll continue to do that. to me, it's about never personalizing it. you can disagree intensely, but never making it personal because you never know when you need someone's vote the next day. >> i'd like each of you to say what you admire in each other. jane, start with you. >> i would say that scott is someone who always stands up, and he takes actually very hard positions, and they're not always very popular. and as someone who also serves in public office, i will never, you know, renege on that because i know how hard it is to stand up in front of people and not always tell them something they want to hear and that's something i've seen scott do before. >> scott, what about you? >> i have really admired supervisor kim's work on pedestrian safety and street safety. her district, south of market, because of decisions made many years ago, has some very dangerous streets south of market in the tenderloin, and a lot of vulnerable pedestrians, seniors, people with dis

california nurses association the harvey milk and many other leaders including tom ammiano and david camposet me be clear about one they know it, it is the status quo were working i would not be running against the incumbent in the election he would be affecting my kids both sleep every night instead of knocking on doors and running the nonprofit organization that he founded and that i love but i can't sit by and watch as our city falls apart and as our neighbors and our neighborhoods businesses are forces from our community we need change and need it now i ask for your support >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the board of supervisors budget & finance committee for wednesday, september 28, 2016, my name is commercially or mark farrell i'm joined by supervisor katie tang and joined momentarily by supervisor norman yee want to thank clerk linda wong and charles kremack and jennifer lowe from sfgovtv inform covering the meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to th

mark leno from david campos. so when i think about what's important in san francisco i think what's again, most important thing is we are not what we are. i hope you will judge us by that concept and see how important we been to the communities that we serve. thank you >> thank you. >> greetings to all of you. probably very tired people. i am dr. karen jacobs and fight them here as a film person i have a phd from berkeley and i talked screen writing at san francisco state university and then i talked courses in films at cal berkeley for world cinema about movies of africa asia latin america and also courses in minority in american films. lately i've been teaching in other countries. that three fulbright scholarships to teach film making in india and in pakistan in a be going back there in february. in fact early this morning was on the phone with fulbright in dc talk about this. the reason i am here to just get into it, the way i got into it, i love animation even though it's been many years since i was a child.

thank you to david campos office. to the board of supervisors, to the amazing staff that's here somewhere. thank you for this priest moment in your meeting. i want to use this on to talk about not all that i've done but why i did it. why i continue to do it. i do this work because i'm part of a beautiful intricate complex and resilient community of survivors of service providers of activists and revolutionaries worriers and teachers. i'm in service to those in our community walkup avenue towards healing and to reach out to those who us who can provide sheltered by a listening ear, and you and a space to cry. to dream, to build skills, and to celebrate both our mistakes and our accomplishments. it has been an honor to work at-to or for the lgbt community a community of survivors of violence and of the community of dedicated caregivers. i will use this brief moment to continue to advocate for what these communities need for my 25 years of service has taught me will diminish violence in how people's lives could more hous

thank you to david campos office. to the board of supervisors, to the amazing staff that's here somewhere. thank you for this priest moment in your meeting. i want to use this on to talk about not all that i've done but why i did it. why i continue to do it. i do this work because i'm part of a beautiful intricate complex and resilient community of survivors of service providers of activists and revolutionaries worriers and teachers. i'm in service to those in our community walkup avenue towards healing and to reach out to those who us who can provide sheltered by a listening ear, and you and a space to cry. to dream, to build skills, and to celebrate both our mistakes and our accomplishments. it has been an honor to work at-to or for the lgbt community a community of survivors of violence and of the community of dedicated caregivers. i will use this brief moment to continue to advocate for what these communities need for my 25 years of service has taught me will diminish violence in how people's lives could more hous

>> >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. i will be very brief. i do hope that lafco continues to function to serve this city. i think it's an important function. i think a lot of it though, depends on who the members of the board of supervisors are because unless you have an interest on the newly elected on the part of the newly elected supervisors, you are not going to have a quorum and not have the kind of backing needed for lafco to be effective. so one suggestion that i have is once we know what the election results will be to begin outreach to whoever gets elected. because i think the best way to get people interested in lafco is if they are working on issues that they care about and as much as we have these two great ideas, i'm certainly willing to support that, but i don't know what's out there and depending on the individuals that get elected, there could be ideas that are really important to them that to create incentives for them to be more involved. for me one issue that has so many different components that i think it's something that

thank you to david campos office. to the board of supervisors, to the amazing staff that's here somewhere. thank you for this priest moment in your meeting. i want to use this on to talk about not all that i've done but why i did it. why i continue to do it. i do this work because i'm part of a beautiful intricate complex and resilient community of survivors of service providers of activists and revolutionaries worriers and teachers. i'm in service to those in our community walkup avenue towards healing and to reach out to those who us who can provide sheltered by a listening ear, and you and a space to cry. to dream, to build skills, and to celebrate both our mistakes and our accomplishments. it has been an honor to work at-to or for the lgbt community a community of survivors of violence and of the community of dedicated caregivers. i will use this brief moment to continue to advocate for what these communities need for my 25 years of service has taught me will diminish violence in how people's lives could more hous

difficult time that may have happened in the wells fargo account i'm existing to introduce supervisor campos david. >> (clapping.) >> thank you good morning buenas dias and thank you to the treasurer he knows the thing again what wells fargo did the damage is beyond the impact on anyone that has been impacted by these accounts those fake accounts it is on the issue of trust because we have been working with the community that has been very distrust of banking institution for a lot of reasons and the so we had to do a lot of work in putting your money into the banking institutions and now we have to redo that work and sort of sea you know what we were not completely right about wells fargo see let me say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so it is very unfortunate but i'm very proud of what our treasurer is doing and it make sense that san francisco will lead the way and proud to be associated with that and thank you to you and our office for that. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much supervisor it is great to have our partnership we're trying to let everybody in t

difficult time that may have happened in the wells fargo account i'm existing to introduce supervisor campos david. >> (clapping.) >> thank you good morning buenas dias and thank you to the treasurer he knows the thing again what wells fargo did the damage is beyond the impact on anyone that has been impacted by these accounts those fake accounts it is on the issue of trust because we have been working with the community that has been very distrust of banking institution for a lot of reasons and the so we had to do a lot of work in putting your money into the banking institutions and now we have to redo that work and sort of sea you know what we were not completely right about wells fargo see let me say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so it is very unfortunate but i'm very proud of what our treasurer is doing and it make sense that san francisco will lead the way and proud to be associated with that and thank you to you and our office for that. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much supervisor it is great to have our partnership we're trying to let everybody in t

association, the harvey milk club the latino democratic club, tom on the arnold max gonzales, david camposeric j mark, john avalos, hillary ronan, kim power ranger [sp?] scuttle the reason i mentioned some of these folks and we both have endorsements right the muppet these are some annuities folks are people within fighting the fight that i hope to further and take the torch from them and fight for the progressive values that are so important in this district and for the future of this city and i believe we are not only have women going down the wrong path , but we're at a critical juncture where control of the board is at stake. the future of things like rent control, affordable housing,, the issues that we care most about here in san francisco are really at stake in this election. whatever you do, i just urge you please, to go. thank you i love to have your support >> thank you very much. supervisor breed >> thank you and thank you to the league of women voters for this great opportunity or i appreciate being here. you know, this is an incredible honor to serve as a member of the board o

association, the harvey milk club the latino democratic club, tom on the arnold max gonzales, david campos eric j mark, john avalos, hillary ronan, kim power ranger [sp?] scuttle the reason i mentioned some of these folks and we both have endorsements right the muppet these are some annuities folks are people within fighting the fight that i hope to further and take the torch from them and fight for the progressive values that are so important in this district and for the future of this city and i believe we are not only have women going down the wrong path , but we're at a critical juncture where control of the board is at stake. the future of things like rent control, affordable housing,, the issues that we care most about here in san francisco are really at stake in this election. whatever you do, i just urge you please, to go. thank you i love to have your support >> thank you very much. supervisor breed >> thank you and thank you to the league of women voters for this great opportunity or i appreciate being here. you know, this is an incredible honor to serve as a member of the board

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. thank you madam president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do t

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. thank you madam president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do t

>> >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. i will be very brief. do hope that lafco continues to function to serve this city. i think it's an important function. i think a lot of it though, depends on who the members of the board of supervisors are because unless you have an interest on the newly elected on the part of the newly elected supervisors, you are not going to have a quorum and not have the kind of backing needed for lafco to be effective. so one suggestion that i have is once we know what the election results will be to begin outreach to whoever gets elected. because i think the best way to get people interested in lafco is if they are working on issues that they care about and as much as we have these two great ideas, i'm certainly willing to support that, but i don't know what's out there and depending on the individuals that get elected, there could be ideas that are really important to them that to create incentives for them to be more involved. for me one issue that has so many different components that i think it's something that s

california nurses association the harvey milk and many other leaders including tom ammiano and david campos let me be clear about one they know it, it is the status quo were working i would not be running against the incumbent in the election he would be affecting my kids both sleep every night instead of knocking on doors and running the nonprofit organization that he founded and that i love but i can't sit by and watch as our city falls apart and as our neighbors and our neighborhoods businesses are forces from our community we need change and need it now i ask for your support on november 8th thank you is my fellow san franciscans i'm mike young i want you to join me, i'm running for the district 7 supervisor to establish san francisco we can work and be proud of i was born and raised and graduated from lowell high school and uc berkley and harvard university i served for two years as a budget analyst under willie brown, jr. and 10 years in the state department under secretaries powell, religious clinton and caring i served in south korea and vietnam and pakistan and sturdy in the negoti

thank you to david campos office. to the board of supervisors, to the amazing staff that's here somewhere. thank you for this priest moment in your meeting. i want to use this on to talk about not all that i've done but why i did it. why i continue to do it. i do this work because i'm part of a beautiful intricate complex and resilient community of survivors of service providers of activists and revolutionaries worriers and teachers. i'm in service to those in our community walkup avenue towards healing and to reach out to those who us who can provide sheltered by a listening ear, and you and a space to cry. to dream, to build skills, and to celebrate both our mistakes and our accomplishments. it has been an honor to work at-to or for the lgbt community a community of survivors of violence and of the community of dedicated caregivers. i will use this brief moment to continue to advocate for what these communities need for my 25 years of service has taught me will diminish violence in how people's lives could more hous

the brisbane site and also affordable housing i also want to comment on my colleague supervisor david camposthis is happening over a decade. we handed down 16 out of the 40 total we have not been able to utilize this in our justice system far beyond the death penalty being utilized for the same crimes in different counties. in the 50 states, only 14 have been down the death penalty in our country. not only can this be cruel and unusual punishment at this point but also abolishing he capital punishment here in california along with the other states will greatly abolish the capital punishment here. >>thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar. >>thank you and just picking up on supervisor kim and supervisor campos' points here yes there are decades of work by many organizations that hopefully will be successful with supervisor campos' resolution and i am happy to add my name on to it and also on saturday and sunday is about maybe the most incredible music festivals in the whole world. the harley bluegrass festival will return to the golden gate bridge festival and thank you for an amazing cultur

mark leno from david campos. when i think about what's important in san francisco i think what's again, most important thing is we are not what we are. i hope you will judge us by that concept and see how important we been to the communities that we serve. thank you >> thank you. >> greetings to all of you. probably very tired people. i am dr. karen jacobs and fight them here as a film person i have a phd from berkeley and i talked screen writing at san francisco state university and then i talked courses in films at cal berkeley for world cinema about movies of africa asia latin america and also courses in minority in american films. lately i've been teaching in other countries. that three fulbright scholarships to teach film making in india and in pakistan in a be going back there in february. in fact early this morning was on the phone with fulbright in dc talk about this. the reason i am here to just get into it, the way i got into it, i love animation even though it's been many years since i was a child. but

we want to express our thanks to sf heritage and supervisor david campos for the vision and initiating the legacy business program and to supervisor jane kim for nominating luxor and a special thanks to the voters of san francisco when they passed proposition j last year in recognition of the contributions that our legacy businesses continue to provide to our city's history. in luxor's first 88 years we have been a leader in providing transportation to our city's residents and visitors, notably to disabled passengers that need wheelchair accessible vehicles. we began that service decades ago long before the americans with disabilities act we have continued to do so every day since then. we have long been a technology pioneer including fuel efficient vehicles and the ev apps years before the new ride services. i hope to see decals on our taxicabs announcing legacy business status to our customers for generations to come. thank you and i would be happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. mr. rich followed by peter grennal. >> i'm jarvis rich. i am here in support o

joined to my right vice chair norman yee and to my left president london breed and we're joined by david campos. our clerk is erica major. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. all documents submitted to the clerk and items will be on the. items acted upon today anybody r will be on

we want to express our thanks to sf heritage and supervisor david campos for the vision and initiating the legacy business program and to supervisor jane kim for nominating luxor and a special thanks to the voters of san francisco when they passed proposition j last year in recognition of the contributions that our legacy businesses continue to provide to our city's history. in luxor's first 88 years we have been a leader in providing transportation to our city's residents and visitors, notably to disabled passengers that need wheelchair accessible vehicles. we began that service decades ago long before the americans with disabilities act we have continued to do so every day since then. we have long been a technology pioneer including fuel efficient vehicles and the ev apps years before the new ride services. i hope to see decals on our taxicabs announcing legacy business status to our customers for generations to come. thank you and i would be happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. mr. rich followed by peter grennal. >> i'm jarvis rich. i am here in support o

to my left is david campos. our clerk today is victor young. mr. clerk could you tell announcements. >> silence all celt phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and copies of dumentds to be incluted ashould be submit today the clerk. items will appear on soouct october 25, 2016 agenda. >> thank you and like to thank s fgovtv staff. mr. clerk we will actually hear items 4, 5 and 6 first in that order. 4 first. these will be fairly quick and want to get them out oof of the way. >> item 4, hearing to consider issuance of type 48 on-sale license to real drinking jackalope located at 1092 post street included 1104 poemic street will serve the city and county of san francisco. >> very good. thank you. presenting is sergeant george from the police department. >> good afternoon supervisors. you have a pcm report for jackalope. they applied for a expansion to include 1104 polk street which will double their capacity. they have a type 48 license which allows them to sale on sale beer, wine and distilled spoorts and will include 1104 polk street also. th

joined by cynthia pollock, welcome, and joined by the commissioner david campos and commissioner march and i would like to congratulate ms. pollock for her wedding. an