known and potential district f this is a potential district been identified before this project and in resource evaluations since then we've documented this numerous times at this hearing the planning department took discretionary review and removed the proposed vertical addition of the garbage at the rear the property a detached garage with regards to the main building they left that a that 80 up to the variance hearing and subsequent to that hamburger we've sat down with staff and discussed some possible alternatives that's where the quote/unquote guidelines came back about that he put those hocking out to the project sponsor and it was clear that didn't represent a decision had that represent a decision we would have september out a letter with those points out we did with with mr. jeremy represented the neighbors i've received comments he'll be representing all the dr requesters and moving forward we communicated back to him the response from the project sponsor he gave a response i had project sponsors response and accident neighbors responses unfortunately at this time we were tr

all this didn't highlight the rich history of the district and the officers take - they realize when they go out and police this district they do it with respect and with compassion and dedication i have great officers that work every single day to get the interaction and they it is mind blowing the k i'd like to before i go further i want to thank my staff so i do want to acknowledge them so my myths statement is simple it is basically this is a historic district i want to officers to go out there and enjoy the district and interact with people and want to get out of their car and i want it very informal so what i want if they're getting coffee to walk around the block walker through a park stand there and let people come up to them and talk to them it is the biggest ice breaker i have that many people that point san francisco shake our hand and they want to know what's going on in the district it is a good way to engage i've told the officers i've done a little bit of formal encouragement i check with bhie sergeant on the areas getting covered and the officers on foot but roll up t

the regular meeting of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district for tuesday, april 28, 2015 is now called to order ms. casco. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton okay. he's not in the room ms. wynns drumming and santa monica and mr. chin thank you please join me of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all tonight we have a very full agenda and the board has a closed session meeting following the full board meeting i'm going to limit the public comment to no more than 10 minutes total and each individual speaker no more than one anyone minute per persons for 10 persons to address the agenda items and for the issue of teach for america i'd like to allocate 10 minutes per side with one minute per person i apologize to those who are not compromised to public comment you've welcome to provide our written statements to the clerk and i want to remind members of the public if you wish to speak tonight you are asked to complete a speaker card

this vote of 15 teachers now has called caused so much controversy and divided the board in the district in a certain way and has actually hit people teachers against pits teachers against teachers and board members and in some instances friends against friends that's disturbing i want to say to the folks that wrote me not a noise overwhelm you know who you were i ask you to respect my vote and opinion because quite frankly i have a larger responsibility on my shoulder that's the education of all the children in the san francisco unified school district (clapping.) questions or comments. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you. i hate following sandy (laughter) so it is funny sandy you were commenting about what this issue has done to use it is really interesting to have the communications we've had go amongst ourselves we august it to disagree on a mob number of things that is one of the more contention conversations as well as other community members this is my take this was brought to us because we have a teacher shortage problem and so i'm coming to pr this we have a teacher

district 3 is a very dense district. we swell each day with shoppers at union square, workers in the financial district, visitors to chinatown and fisherman's wharf. and so, today i wanted to ask you about the central subway. so phase 2 will be completed in a few years, but brings the subway only as far as chinatown. the report from last fall that the tamta and planning did indicates that the ridership on the t-line would increase from 74,000 people to 115,000 people a day if we only added those two stops in north beach and fisherman's wharf and the time it takes from moscow knee center to fisherman*'s wharf would be cut in half on mass transit. what can the city do to signal our seriousness on pursuing phase tremendous? how can we improve transit and reduce congestion in district 3? >> thank you supervisor for that question. first i'm very excited about the opening of the central subway which is scheduled to begin service in 2019. i can't wait. it will directly link chinatown to union square, mos cone center,* while pro

it is a 67% hispanic district. when you have such a rural part and urban centers of san antonio and el paso, at one end of the district, people have one opinion. in the middle it is a different opinion. the thing that struck me the most when i was crisscrossing counties is that people care about national security. they are worried about their future and the safety of their children and families. that was great because of my background. i spent a decade as an undercover officer in the cia. host: if you were to travel from one end of the district to the other, how long would it take? rep. hurd: about 11 hours going 80 miles per hour. speed limit in most places is 75. if you go a couple over, you are ok. host: have you ever been pulled over? rep. hurd: i have. one of the things that is important for me is that my d.c. staff understands the district. to get out there and see it. the first time my chief of staff was driving, we got pulled over. host: what did you tell the officer? rep. hurd: he said slow it down. it was

dickey once i know he is new to the district hosed in the process of talking about and looking at the data blah, blah and he may define that role district 5 it would be a place holder but i--i don't know if this is in particular exactly what he might need and also my brothers keeper not just about our district but always coordinating with other city departments with the data so that's why i see the place holder but not the right description quite frankly and other thing thank you for the data i wanted to say that 63 .7 percent of the majority of students off to graduate this is earmarked particularly so - this money again is earmarked specific for students on track to graduate the - if the board wants to run state summer school for students to graduate if that's the loophole our graduation shouldn't be a d bar but a c bar i'll include those students it quite frankly we have students that are not to graduate period and if this board should decide to run state summer school and high school that's a different conversation when i see 2/3rd's of this going to students not to graduate only

seen yrb project manager over seeing the district program for the city. just again to provide an overview of why we are here today. oawd is over seeing the [inaudible] program and the program is governed by 2 laws, the first is the 1994 act and local law, which is article 15. in terms of the review process with respect to union square improvement, we are covering 4 fiscal years from fy 2010 to close of fy 2014. we are responsible for insuring all cv and bids meet their plans and conduct a annual review of reports [inaudible] provides a memo >> student the board of supervisors which you all should have in your packets. here is a map of the union square [inaudible] there are over 500 businesses assessed in this district. in terms of the formation when it was originally formed, we will have it be expired in june 30, 2019 and it is property base squd cleths just over 3 million dollars. in terms of operations, there are several staff members, 2 of which are here today, caryn [inaudible] executive director and genie hunt gibbon who is marketing and quhunication

inschool district is on fire. let me tell you, the performance is already showing a dramatic improvement. the investments that philanth ropist make whether foundation or new companies they are making those imprunge. s and it is year round learning t. never ends with classroom or technology t is all about how to link it up. with the recreation and park, bob is here and he is smiling because you 3 thrie nigh parks and people can use those as classrooms as well as recreation and park as well as the extended hours we have for thousands of kids because of the additional tougher we put in. theo you got to be smiling as well because we never left the public housing site. sun a dael. alish [inaudible] if london breed was here, left side court, they are all going to be enhanced as well and have summer programs coming out of the hope sf sites. our children youth and family coordination can be din because we with the voters passed this wonderful proposition c last year to enhance for the next 28 years a dedicated budget for

that you assign a district to take both sides of the street that is behind the scenes the map shows it on geary street but the instructions to the officers and within the e m that dictates how it goes into the future no distinction on the map. >> the original map didn't have it on both sides of geary that map reflect that. >> what she's saying the border line is the border line regardless it is blew it ultimate is described when we sigh who handles was there will be a writing in the general order and approved by this commission. >> to the general odor is fine. >> the third issue is the west field mall the chief and i had conversation with the tenderloin community that have concerns around the draw did mall will take away my concerns with the excites has been withdrawn and the original map as proposed what the consensus on t is liveable chief did you want to weigh in on that. >> i said it. >> that's exactly how we drew the map. >> all right. i love it when a plan comes together so let's move on to the next sector of the city awhile i'll leave i'm sorry, i'm sorry commissioner dejesus

community benefit district. as mentioned here with me, i have two board members david stuart's of uc college of law and from the cadillac resident hotel. this displays a map of our district that serves the 29 blocks of the tenderloin our mission is to facilitate the neighborhood into a cleaner, safer more vibrant neighborhood. our three core objectives is to initiate support and develop extensive enhanced cleaning services, beautification projects. community development initiatives. >>> i'm so sorry. the powerpoint doesn't seem to be working correctly. there we go. the core objective of our own going three 3 fiscal years are to keep the neighborhood clean. we have service provider by the name of san francisco clean city that provides systematic cleaning on a monthly weekly and daily basis. >> i'm sorry. you have it? okay. would you rather i just go through it? okay. sf govtv, overhead, please. i will go ahead and read through it, i'm sorry. included in these cleaning services are clean sweeping out of property f

of our teachers they drive past two or three school district and are taking positions that are much closer to where they're living if we keep up with the growth and renovation we'll be looking for 5 hundred teachers to start the school year we've talked about how the common core in the eight grade and allocating math copes we won't have them they'll be relooked at into the classroom so the for percent increase in the teachers of america is 25 features is it are guaranteed policy of diversifies highly educated people that want to work in our schools they're not our solution this is not the solution but part of a comprehensive plan a guaranteed 25 position that we can be selective how we allocate but that's the reasoning why we're increasing inform 24 positions and that's what we're asking the boards for the support. >> i'll audio that because commissioner vice president haney comment if we want to get into a comprehensive conceptual conversation about recruitment strategies that is completely appropriate for personnel and committee meeting woelt need to get corp. into the dual prong

[inaudible] i do believe this is a good balance with between district 7 and district 11 and will support this legislation >> thank you supervisor avalos. not seing any other naimg ozthen roster, can we thake this item same house, same call? without objection item 28, this ordinance is passed on the first reading. okay, let's go to roll call for introduction >> supervisor wiener your first to introduce new business >> thank you very much. colleagues, first some good news. you recall for approving the acquisition of the site of the future [inaudible] town square where we purchased the site with open space acquisition funds money. that project is moving forward. there is significant private fund raising and we were awarded a grants from the state and so today i am introducing a acceptance of that grant and that will move us close to having the funds in place to do the physical transformation to a parking lot to town square. i also have a memoriam for [inaudible] who was a resident of [inaudible] oov new in cast row. she was a cherished member who passed away while traveling in thailand. she

or district by district, however geography by domino basis unless you want to take that on citywide but in the specific geography when the case arrives i think that would overly complicate your efforts to address that as that point. >> commissioner white. >> yeah. i have a quick question so if i'm a nail salon and offer chair massage is that part of this amnesty program. >> like a completely separate service not the nail - i know when you get our nails duplicate you sit in a massage chair but that's in the process - >> no, they do anyone else's. >> i believe you can they can clarify but i believe if you add anyone else yes you'll have to go - >> through the cu. >> for a new establishment correct act for a new but if you're existing you offer massage in your salon. >> what the amnesty program we're going to fold in everybody. >> the did you want has a definition for massage and there are - it's not - what is that definition it explicit include hand massages and foot massages. >> so whatever. >> for the planning code for a chair massage if you're getting a massage in the open of it's

that's on the eastern end of the district. on the western end is el paso a large city also covered by two members of congress. in between, you have towns like castroville and hondo, and alpine, big ben national park and it's about a 67% hispanic district, and so you know, you have such a rural part and urban areas of san antonio, and el paso. the thing that struck me the most when i was criss crossing the 29 counties is that people care about national security. they're worried about their future, and they are worried about the safety of their children and their family. that was great because of my background. you know, i spent almost a decade as an undercover officer in the cia, and this played well to be able to represent the district very well. >> talking about that in a moment, but if you traveled from one end of the district to the other, a straight shot how long would it take? >> 11 hours going 80 miles per hour. the speed limit in most places is 75 but if you go a couple miles over, they are okay. >> have you been pulled

. >> presentation i'm sorry by the controller's office regarding the district boundary assessment. >> forgive any interruption i'm going to repeat what i said in the police station there's been a lot of questions i appreciate the person f that said i don't know what you guys do it bears us saying with the process is going to be going forward you took the time so the process for discipline it happens in closed session and this commission hears evidence from the department of the alleged misconduct and this commission acts as the hearing officers in those cases to one decision whether the semiautomatic occurred and determine the penalty for this reason you're not going to hear from administrative review are the colleagues about the specific cases you'll hear the process and that process begins tonight our rules and how to proceed are on the website it is important to understand how things are moving forward there is a good reason we'll nobody be speaking is to the specific allegation colleagues anything to report okay for everyone here oh, commissioner melara forgive me. >> quickly toda

supervisor weiner and his district.ow us to add additional apartments in many of the 20, 30, 40 unit buildings that are in the district. these are in areas of good transportation and good walkable area. i'm also very interested in the fact that a lot of these units are likely to be added on the ground floor buildings where they are more accessible to our seniors and to people with disabilities. the fact that these units can be added within existing buildings mean that we can add housing without harming the traditional historical fabric of our neighborhood. it's become my goal since the beginning to try to find ways to do this. i'm pleased to take this step. we have several building owners that have expressed interest in working with us to add these units. we look forward to adding this one other method in order to approve the housing situation in district three. >> thank you. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >> i am introducing legislation that corollates to legislation that was introduced in the past. to ensure me

. >> madam president if i could ask we had two pieces of the presentation and one from the district -- >> yeah, i wanted to do public comment first. >> that's fine. >> okay. seeing no public comment on this item public comment is now closed. [gavel] . so i imagine it's very brief because we have a whole other item that most people are here to speak on. yes. please finish up mr. eagleson. >> hi i am director jennifer fong from the school district in charge of extended learning and support and there should be a handout on the summer credit recovery options so i wanted to let you know that this the school district is offering summer school to help students graduate and we're trying to expand the program this year from four sites to five schools and at each of the schools we're trying to have additional teachers in order to meet the needs so where we had 2,000 students participating i am hoping to increase it by several hundred and we had 35,000 -- 3500 courses completed and i am hoping to increase that to 4,000 and we hoping that the students are engaged in summer learning primarily for

afternoon and i would like to welcome you to our regularly scheduled meeting of the city and school district select committee. i am your chair supervisor jane kim. i will be joined soon by supervisor david campos and we're joined by board of education commissioners sand sandra lee fewer and jill wynns and i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting the meeting and making sure they're able online and recognize jennifer low and mr. jessie larsen and our clerks today. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> there are none. >> colleagues may i have a motion to excuse supervisor yee this afternoon. >> so moved. >> we have a motion and madam clerk can you call the first item. >> i need to make a motion to excuse supervisor campos. >> [inaudible] >> no. >> [inaudible] >> okay i guess not. >> [inaudible] >> madam president i verified with our deputy that we need to make a motion to excuse mr. campos. >> okay. can we make a motion to excuse supervisor campos. >> so moved but it's my understanding that supervisor campos will be coming back here -- >> that's my understanding as well. >> at some po

hearing on addressing bias in the criminal justice system there were reports from chief suhr and our district attorney and from the human rights commission points i addressed were 3 fold one point was around bias diversity in the workforce and expands training to reduce bias the second point was around funding of body cameras we all know that is not the equipment that is the most expensive but the storage my recommendation was 50 percent of the police force be equipped with body worn cameras and the appropriate funding be provided not only for the camerasism but for the storage so the officers that have the most contact with the public will have the body worn cameras and my final point was accurate resources be provided to for the complaints to do the job that we are charged with doing pursuant to the city chapter i'm working with the mayors budget office to make sure that ocii is inadequately supported in piss biggest just to quickly run through more specifically some of the issues on the reduction those are our recommendations that are both in the report from the president obama task force

to maintain the current or increase the police there we know the boundary are - work with the 0 district attorney's office to get the juveniles off the street and more than a quality of life matter in the third is working with the judges as well doing they're part in getting the individuals off the street and work with us as we are getting a request to stay away - so thank you very much >> great, thank you mr. burk. >> next speaker. >> i'm part of the buena vista group i live in the other neighborhood i'm the dad that has you know the double story with the twins and boy there's a lot of chaos when i look at the judge the safety issues around the park that is an area to avoid you know it's an area hass as a parent i'm concerned about the menacing nature we have a go-go area i wanted to thank captain he's welcome as well as officer strong that do a fabulous job but my colleague david alluded to the officers are doing an incredible job and as a dad i know i want to give - you do you give your lives daily but the issue we need to insure the charging deputies the judges and you know really co

up their backing up the officers regardless the district in which the call occurs the border street for example, an issue in the tenderloin and there's a northern car that is close we give them the data to help on the route. >> the purpose it was a data driven commercial map you've done a lot of work and people in the tenderloin you talk about how it is like and at the end of the day, we have the two worlds together so the park. >> the first question was how to keep the neighborhood together in one district the first one shows the parks northern border to geary with that i'll see the cad increases just under one percent and cable under one percent and population about one and a half percent there's considerations that that the other option toaccommodate that if you look at that in reverse park can go north to geary it is a point of consideration and back into the police department there is considerations at that point as to what is best for the operation for the p d if we move it it to gear this is the further border away from central park and depending on how this was written if ge

superintendent. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to invite up our district english learn advisory committee and our a lot son and our director of multi illogical languages mr. lee. >> it's on now good evening commissioner the board of education and dedicated staff and those would volunteer on a regular basis i'm - i got the honor of supporting the district citizens advisory committee with me, i'm standing in for our secretary her daughter was sick tonight so she was unable to be here i'm glad it is 10 o'clock and should have been asleep by now i'm going to do her part so tonight's presentation will be in english and i'd like to introduce jack hung jack our vice president director from multi lingual and saline who is representative from the multiple lingual tonight we are going to do share with you the report we are going to start i want to read off the names of the people that contributed over the last two years (calling names) those were all elected board members they are parents from english learn citizens advisory committee which the city hall oversight committee

district has access in equity lens on everything that we do so we made sure to reduce as many barriers as possible so they're filling them out a lot better this year. they're very complicated. it's new vocabulary for them and i-nine's and all of this stuff so they're doing a much better job. we will get a huge amount of applicants and that addresses who is filling it and for the students in the cte program how are they bringing it back? how does the experience bring it back? for some of the students we try to make sure they stay in the area they're studying but business, financing and banking -- we all need financial literacy and this is part of the program for the sfusd and we look at who is ready and a majority are private sector jobs so we have to support the businesses as well as the students so we have orientation for the business partners and the students. we have ongoing workshops. we have packets, everything you can think of and how to ask for more or less work so i think we have those students. now the other students that i am talking about and we're excited to expand out for

supervisor cohen, supervisor tang involved in sponsoring the events, small business from the district and young people and a nonprofit from the district and it's been successful in that way so we're hoping to continue those again this year. i will pass along to thomas myers who will talk about a couple of the big events upcoming. >> thank you and good afternoon supervisors and commissioners. you have a couple fliers in your hand outs, a couple color fliers. the one i want to pay attention to is now hiring and this where youth can come to the youth resource fair on april 11 and sign up online in advance at the address which is 2015sf summer jobs. event br ite.com and they could sign up to attend the youth resource fair either by smartphones or online everywhere and in addition there is another flier there for individuals, adults and mentsors to come to the fair on april 11 where you can also sign up to assist with interviews and resources and providing some guidance to the youth that will be in attendance on april 11 and as matt mentioned earlier on may 21 at 830 at city hall this is t

the superintendent excellent venture i was honored to represent the san francisco unified school district and as a member of the council for a one-on-one meeting in the white house with president obama i know some folks say that didn't happen he's the proof i'm the supervisor from president obama what is so important about it opportunity was that we do have a president who is keenly aware of public education and actually met with superintendent from the larger urban skublths u school districts as well as board members with the intent of hearing from us directly with the effects of proposals currently being discussed on knapp acholia capital hear the one funding english language learn and the brothers keeper we wanted to hear from us dribble i'm proud to report the president made a direct comment about the wish in san francisco so kudos from you from the president (clapping) with that, also i'd like to announce that past thursday honored to have wrorn and mayor ed lee along with scomploen and our board of education dr. murase. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell director saltzman and our fab

bring needed projects to their districts. i'm hoping that all supervisors will avail themselves of this to give residence a opportunity to be part of the process. one of the projects that i was involved with was the radar speed signs on allah meanie bull vrd. we waited 6 months to hear and then on jan 30, i received a e-mail from livable street subdivision stating that we have started conducting field works and reviewing information about the location in relationship to your request to verify the extent of speeding at this location and recommended location of the speed radar signs. the letder goes on to state, the sfmta will be contacting you when the study is complete to let you know of our recommendations. i have been connected from the livable streets division and assures in the next month or so they'll meet with me to discuss this. i hope with will be better than the last comment i heard in regard to a time frame. i did hear mrs. surelsay the target date is july 2015 for the sign and hope that is the case. i cu-mind super

the last few weeks they were the focus of this issue i wanted to bring the self-employed and the district attorney's office to address the community concerns and work on effective solutions i believe that the court be part of solution and work together to make the neighborhoods safer so at the time get started call up chief suhr who will give the first presentation. >> good afternoon mr. supervisors and other supervisors and public we have a power point i'm going to give a qualification to the final number because we're trying to put it together from this morning we're going to speak a little bit a little bit burglary and other thefts both commercial and remain and arson and we'll speak of a couple i have the legislation changes that have also taken place it is not as easily explained other than theres changes we will get a hold on working with the district attorney's office to figure out but i'll explain that as we go the first slide is on auto burglaries there's been a 14 percent in auto burglaries tb 2013 to 2014 we haven't been able to the statistics this next slide for the first quar

next speaker, please. >> good evening superintendent and members and district at large i'm in here on behalf of local and happy to be here where we're not negotiating a contract or have complaints we would liquor to leave with you a mission statement that we've come up with that we hope you'll read and that we plan to implement on a daily base it outlines some of the golden's and some of the vuld we have in the department of accounting and purchasing department of excellence we plan to achieve on a daily basis and hope as a basis of practicing oversee principles it will establish a better dialog with all of us and true maintenance of communication on issues not only at criticized time but ongoing to provide for our students addresses staff an environment it is the best they can possible have thank you very much. >> thank you. >> my name is david. >> is kilogram here. >> that will close public comment on general matter we now an item k the advisory committee appointments to the citizens advisory committee by board members any advisory committee appointment by the board seen we'll move

.) >> i could describe many things but the one that stuck more with me was the word district becauseistrict means to have it whether you're seen or not seen you have >> (speaking spanish.) >> so with all my heart i beg you guys to accept kip those academies are do good for our children. >> thank you very much any questions or comments from my colleagues on the board. >> thank you, dr. murase i had a wonderful tour of your school and thank you to the principles i picked our brain and saw things that i think under particular that impressed me 89 percent of kip students are san francisco resident i think you're making great academic progress what i saw there i wish i could see in some of our schools that didn't mean we hope to put you out of business willie brown but i just want to say that before a member i saw what i say i was impressed and want to congratulate you and recognize the pay off of our hard work i saw students more engaged than in a while thank you for your tour yes i'll support it. >> any other comments seeing none we will go to roll call vote on that motion. >> thank you