accept and expend grant probability based is survey of hiv risk among transmenusing a novel sampling method. item no. 19. resolution accept and ex-spent grant ryan white part c outpatient ei circumstances program. $322, 645. item no. 20. #15e79 and ex-spent grant medical monitoring $20. #15e79 and ex-spent grant medical monitoring project. $556, 874. >> thank you. >> very briefly as mr. rose touched on a number of these, we have a couple of pieces of legislation in front of you. item no. 4 is our patient rates. this is our annual update to our patient rates for medical services. these are our official rates, although the vast majority of our payers including medi-cal clients do not pay these rates, but they are the bases of funds that we recapture through commercial payers through san francisco hospital. that is a very important financial driver for us. we have the recommended rate adjustment based on a consultant study of where the rates are in the market. we also have regular item that comes before this committee annually. we have a number of grants that are annual but require appr

>> item 3, resolution retroactively authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $249,835 from the california department of parks and recreation's land and water conservation fund to support the development of phase 1 of the mclaren bike park project for the period of october 1, 2013, through june 30, 2016. item number 4 is a resolution authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $100,000 from yellow pages, made possible by a partnership with ecomedia, to support the construction of the vertical garden component of the golden gate park community garden, for the period of august 1, 2013, through november 30, 2013. item number 19 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the san francisco recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $158,101 from the san francisco parks alliance to support various recreation and park department operationses for fiscal year 2012-2013. ~ >> okay, thank you. we have rec and park to present on this item -- on all of these items, i should say. >> good morning, i'm [speaker n

dictated office building small business assessable to the public and an integral alley system that expends the neighborhoods alley system. we went through a hundred and 20 to 50 community meetings as part of the task force development so this project before you is to a large extent e stent the brainchild of the task force itself and the task force tried to resolve conflicts between the developers needs to actually have a profitable project and the neighborhoods need this important site to reflect the priority to have the people in the area. so those are the 7 different buildings i don't think - there it is that. up top is ring gold and eight stwrts gordon alley on the left and the distinct buildings there was at things in the project and ring gold the loop road is open to pedestrians and bicyclists and automobiles. we have all the parking for the project underground next is the rendering of eight and harrison streets from san francisco from the ethnic street exit. one of the key elements of the project >> would you say what the direction the car driving down. >> it's driving down harrison.

item 35, resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $166,446 from public health foundation enterprises, inc., to participate in a program entitled san francisco bay clinical trials unit for the period of december 10, 2013, through november 30, 2014. ~ clinical trials unit. item 36, resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $162,313 from the national institutes of health to participate in a program entitled "a probability-based survey of hiv risk among transmen using a novel sampling method" for the period april 1, 2014, through march 31, 2015. ~ transmen. item 37 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $322,645 from the health resource he and services administration to participate in a program entitled ryan white part c outpatient eis program for the period may 1, 2014 through april 30, 2015, and waiving indirect costs. ~ outpatient program. and item 38 is a reso

the department of public health and the san francisco aids foundation to provide hiv services and expendthe contract term not to exceed approximately $14.7 million. before we hold the hearing we need to pass the vote members of the public should we sit as a committee as a whole seeing none, public comment is closed. on the motions call the roll >> on the motion to convene. >> supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. there are 11 i's arrest that the motion is approved call the next two items >> item 49 is a public hearing of persons interested in a revolution approving on amendment to the contract between the department of public health and the san francisco aids to expend the contract through 2016 not to exceed $14.7 million. okay. at this time we're going to open this hearing let me ask the department of public health please present us what this hearing is regarding >> good afternoon. i'm john we would like to thank you, thank you for

we're going to expend the period of those that property tax increment is allocated to the project even though redevelopment has dissolved to the plan are will expire in 2050 the property taxs will be collected and we will allocate those from 2050 to 20060 that generates another million dollars and we're going to look at down the road when the d t x is implemented collecting the passenger fees a that's the as far on the tickets for high speed rail that depending on with it begins could generate several hundreds of million dollars and we've got two parcels that are valuable pieces of land in downtown san francisco we can't sell because it's the temporary terminal and the sequa second for construction phasing so that's on the $120 million so adding that you can see a path towards having a considerable amount of phased two that funding lined up and if we look at a different method like a public-private partnership it would be possible to reduce those costs and many of the funding streams i've mentioned do flow over time so could lend themselves to an availability payment so we could use o

to come back to provide you with a specific spending plan so the board knows how it's going to be expended. that's why it's for the reserve. >> it can only be used in the department? >> that is correct. >> any if you further questions? >> the funds can be used for the department to enable say residents to improve in their buildings, not directly but it's funding outreach to residents living in housing so they can have the ability to express their needs too. >> all those for the coverage. >> okay. thank you. >> colleagues, any further questions. to confirm you are in agreement with the budget analyst report? >> yes. >> okay i would imagine we accept those recommendations. thank you very much. you are off the hook for next week. up next we have our fine arts museum. mr. bailey i see here and mr. garcia. thank you all for being here. >> good morning, supervisor. i'm dee willse. i'm here to introduce our director collin bailey. last year he had been here about 5 days. i was really introducing him then. i'm very pleased to tell you he's here a year now and we are thrilled to have him. i want to

when you brew beer, you expend grain. >> you sell that to farmers. >> for the cattle.he yeast is sold to the farm industry, and used in the cosmetic industry. there's a lot of things that are recycled. each washable labels are recycled. >> i asked jean fransoir why there's two dutch c.e.o.s here. is there something in the regulatory environment or sult kurl environment that supports the two of you. i know it's no plan that the two of you are here, but you did say there was something. >> yes the explanation is essentially cultural. when you have a - obvious a quarter of the territory of the country living below the sea level, and for a long, long time, it has created between the population and nature a special bond. and that if you don't care about your environment, the environment is going to destroy you. when it comes to use of resources, sustainability and the whole lot, i think people get it. and the cos get it, but the people on the workshop get it also. we have had an oozy task as cos -- easy task as cos of dutch companies to create a coalition of sustainable grow

starring in "brooklyn 99" on fox and has five movies out this year including the upcoming "the expendables 3" in which he co-stars with sylvester stallone, harrison ford, mel gibson and others. he also found time to write a book. it titled "manhood: how to be a better man or just live th one." he was name the new host of "who wants to be a millionaire." i ain't mad at you, terry crews. you're working like a jamaican, man. >> i want to be a millionaire! you know, that's the show. >> good lord. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> why would you want to host the show like millionaire? >> you know, i thrive off of live energy. and another thing is, you know, they came to me, when they came to me because cedric wasn't going o come back. i just said, first of all, i look at day time tv and a lot of it is really bad. there's a lot of you are father. no. all this. and drama and people hitting and biting. i said, wait, i get a chance on day time tv to give away money during hard times and really enjoy and speak into people's lives and let them play the game with me and the whole thing and g

the point of unusual credit risk there's none demonstrate by lane arrests great capability they've expended over $70 million on phase one and posted performance bonds and a guarantee they've demonstrated a commitment to the overall project. rewinding to april 1st we began to rephrase the 8 and 9 a m a and for the tax advisors the commission authorized the bond to refund the bonds not to exceed $40 million. that day the commission authorized the selection of in this case last the underwriter working to underwrite the tradition traction and this is the fiscal agreement and the bond purchase agreement bonds must be approved by the dings pursuant to that the authorization was given on april 28th and on may 6th there was no objection to the voters of the shipyard and to have other changes to the r m a so the election was held and the r m a concluded the changed changed procedures and they have the first reading to levy the tacks one ordinance received 7 and one the 8. on may 20th the commission conducted a second reading and adapted them on may and june 20th the department of finance especially

up his main weapon and gathering ammunition all while continuing lobbing grenades until they were expended. at this point, sergeant pitts crawled to the northern position radio and describe the situation to the command post as the enemy continued to try and and isolate the observation post from the main control base. with the enemy close enough for him to hear his voice is and with total disregard for his own life, sergeant pitts whispered in radio situation reports and conveyed information that the command post used to provide indirect fire support. sergeant pitts' courage and steadfastness into the unit and the commitment to fight prevented the enemy from overrunning the observation post and capturing american soldiers and ultimately, prevent the enemy from gaining position on higher ground from which to attack wanat vehicle control base. t'sgeant ryan m. pit selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are keeping with the highest tradition of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, 503rd infantry regiment, and the united states army. [applause] >> it is not bad to sta

components included parks and open space and the continuance of the street grid and a glorious anticipate expending the leeland is currently the neighborhood commercial corridor it's important to extend the leeland's corridor there was other infrastructure and public benefits, however, those commitments were memorialized in the plan as well as the planner for demonstrate and all of them had covets associated. in other words, to jump starter this it lost it's ability to fund those. the land use and community process this is the facility work as well as the negotiations. is proposed changes to the plans that the board adapted in 2009 with respect crafted the balanced criteria so the fwoeldz were stipend its important that they have the market wrat returns we think that the craps and the. we had to accommodate the parking garage with housing above. this change in the parks led to a reconfiguration of the parks and the programming an additional change that we reduce the commercial square footage from one hundred square footage to a little bit under that we think the original plan was over ambition

thousands of dollars even if responsibilityable gifts from friends he go forward his fiduciary job expend by the fund from 2000 to 2013 if the public sees the screen the commissioners are busy doing busy work he did so well enforcing the oversight for the millions of dollars 0 raised by group and year after yes, he pursue go right ahead himself in a quick pro-kwo arrangement he utilized about accepting the gifts and look at it this other way where the if i understand were going he abused his job to withhold public records that uncovers the it's in vision of the brown act and the public records act and the sunshine ordinance. member of the public end up having to do your job it's well, to sit around and use the right text size on a letter and crap as far as most of the san franciscans they don't care but you have a librarian taking a payoff from a group and letting them raise $60,000 and come before the public and represent he knows where this money went and the bottom line is after two solid years of public document requests it took a year to get a what we needed to get to fine him and he

to increase the size of children's fund set aside and fifth appropriating an additional $3.7.06 expending some of those funds on mandated cap colonel la increase and finally adjusting transfers between the two years for balancing reasons. this provides an additional $19 million plus in the first year and $13.06 million in the second year >> thank you, ms. howard so colleagues, can i have a motion to accept those motions. a motion we'll take that without objection. and a slight amendment to that number one items 33 and 34 balanced in year two and accept the technical adjustment 3 we'll take that without objection.. okay lastly colleagues, we have a motion to approve items one and two on the agenda for the salary and authorization for the controllers to balance the accounts can i have a motion and forward them to the board with recommendation. second from supervisor avalos we'll take that without objection. madam clerk, any other business before this commission? >> no, mr. chair. >> congratulations everyone we're adjourned (clapping) >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any g

his protective that requires a full ongoing discussion i am interested in and very supportive of expending the issue of subries which is a difficult and complicated thing to understand now including how it's changing in a rapidly changing economy. as you're spending more time on the pros and cons hopefully, we'll make an intelligent decide including using f it for a period of time but i'm interested in not to weaken the prop g we've been given american people extremely strong and litigate i didn't and brilliant piece of lchgs on the legal challenges that occur to my of the things they're talking about and doing in light of that i want other people including the board of supervisors add their wisdom when it comes to physical examination nailing down the daily >> thank you. so for me there a number of schangz that are very positive. looking at the district and the vicinity that sxachz the hashing hark war there was an aha momentum this provides the commission more information to make an informed decision. i like the changes to the intensification. i can't support the non-service ability clau

lote have been expending a in the last year or two years.derscentage are engaged in journalism as andsed to the cute lists frivolous content? >> it depends on the time so on the boston bombings happened there was the most popular content was all hard news and we had reporters covering the bombings and people in new york who are using their knowledge of twitter and instagram to figure out what was going on in the web. we were the first site to authenticate twitter accounts because we noticed that the avatar predated the pictures that was in the news. we looked at who was following the account and they all went to the same high school. we were able to figure out what was happening and follow-up with reporters making phone calls. during those moments most popular content is news content. during slow news the most popular content is things like 23 animals who are extremely disappointed in you. what city should you actually live in, things like that. people discovering the journalism fund thing? >> as you look at facebook you hard news next to cu

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abatement and seeing this joining the committee to further ingrain the people in larkin street and expend their experience to be better neighbors we strongly support this cv d and hope you move forward. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm joshua community outreach health working and living in the 16 timing and mission district i'm a 23 year residents. so the cv d is particularly good what we're seeing at 16 and mission they're doing the community ambassador program as a bar district it's critically useful and will help the hot teams we can be out there longer hours security is tremendously expensive but the community outreach workers are not as expensive. also i find that in having a cv d we're not only having a security but agencies and there would be an agent that could move forward with the project and not a loss as so often with the neighborhood districts if someone gets interested in what their could go they can only do it for 6