. >> aye. >> farrell aye. >> supervisor kim? >> aye. >> kim aye. >> supervisor mar. >> mar aye. >> supervisor tang? >> aye. >> tang aye. >> supervisor wiener? >> aye. >> wiener aye. >> supervisor yee? >> aye. >> supervisor avalos? >> aye. >> supervisor breed? >> breed aye. >> there are 11 ayes. the ordinance is finally passed. madame clerk, could you call -- if you could call all right 12. >> item 12 is an ordinance recognizing small business month in may 2013, amending the planning and building codes to retroactively waive fees for the certain facade. >> s same house, same call. >> item 13 item 13 ordinance appropriating overtime. >> same house, same call. supervisor campos. >> thank you, mr. president, i do want to make a point. one of the reasons that we're able to have these discussions here at the board of supervisors is because of the introduction of an ordinance that supervisor farrell and i introduced a few months back that no longer allows a department to spend or certain departments to spend above the budgeted amount f

thank you. >> mayor lee, and supervisor avalos and supervisor farrell. before we continue on, i want to remind everyone if you wish to speak, get comment cards from the outside. they will come around to collect the comment cards. i will briefly run through the agenda, and everyone be mindful this is a district 10 and district 11 budget town hall meeti meeting. we would work hard to give equitab equitable priority to each, district 10 and 11. we will have a brief budget overview by kate howard, the mayor's budget director and we will have community organizations and then public comment. we will keep our comments to two minutes. and the cards will be collected. we will start with speaker 15, and if possible, we will try to give more people a chance to speak. but we will definitely allow for 15 speakers. and then hear from supervisor farrell, who is the chair of the board of supervisors budget committee and then closing remarks by district 10 and 11, supervisor cohen and supervisor avalos. a smooth process. first kate howard will give a presentation, mayor'

i want to thank my aid amy chan taking a photo there and michael kelly from supervisor farrell's office also walking up and down the aisle. one of the things that we want to do today because i think a policy priority for both the mayor, supervisor farrell, myself is thinking about the future of the next generation of san franciscans; we wanted to have at least a brief presentation from our young folks and i will like to introduce ric -- who has been running the city's summer program. >> good morning eric mcdonald, a couple of thoughts about our summer jobs plus program, our mayor and city leading the way in the nation responding to president obama's challenge to create opportunities for our young people. the last summer we set a goal of 5000 and achieved 5200. this summer the mayor set a goal of 6000, and we are charging hard towards that. we had about 800 people come last summer through us. we had about 175 volunteers, 75came from city departments who did mock interviews, can indication skills, much management, all fantastic. we work with high schools to create the career academies lik

my name is janine lockard (sounds like) mayor lee, supervisor chiu and supervisor farrell. i'm not asking for money. i am asking you to cut. i am amazed at how many cars are provided to city workers. how much are we paying for this fleet of cars, gasoline, maintenance andinsurance? most city employees use their cars, that cut that ridiculous expense and say the money and provide more meaningful programs. thank you. (applause) >> (speaking a foreign language) >> good morning everyone, my name is -- i am a homecare worker. i am a representative for uhw committee representing 500 homecare workers in district 2 and 3. >> (speaking a foreign language) >> i'm taking care of the 80 or so seniors right now -- and i have been taking care of her for five years, and the wages is the same. and i hope mayor lee and supervisors in support our services and here, now, i have collected petitions from all the homeworkers in district 2 and 3; i would like to hand out to our mayor, this is our collective voice. i hope mayor lee and supervises can support us and raise our wages, thank you. we w

i was hand it back, supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you supervisor wiener; it is great to be here today on a beautiful morning. my name is mark ferrell, supervisor of district two, you're very lucky, you have two of the most amazing supervisors representing your district and supervisor wiener, supervisor campos. consider yourself lucky. we also have a number of great department heads; thank you all for being here. mayor lee also mentioned that we have been going around having town halls in san francisco. mayor lee yesterday when we did have a townhall did surprise me; i want to have some fun with it. the one thing i thought that we would do as well -- does anyone know that tomorrow is mayor lee's birthday? who here wants to saying happy birthday? (singing happy birthday) (applause) >> supervisor farrell: all right, we are going to have an informative meeting today; i want to tell you as the chair of your budget committee three priorities from my point of view. will continue to have an open an inclusive budget that is very transparent, these are dialogues that happen and

>> mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell and the mayor's budget director kate howard. this is part of san francisco's inclusive budget and to ask questions about san francisco's budget. it's a very best of big budget and we're assuming that you have lots of questions that you want to ask the mayor and you will have a chance to do that today. before we start the conversation, i want to remind everybody that you can participate by either emailing your budget questions or concerns to mayor ed win le@sf.gov.org and include the subject line "budget line town hall." and i think we're ready to go. let's start offer by introducing san francisco mayor ed lee and just a few opening remarks, your initial thoughts as you approach the budget season? >> thank you, barbara for moderating this and thank you supervisor farrell, this year the budget chair and he is supervisor in district 2 and that is a very important part of our district. he is going to have a big job on his hands this year, working with me to balance the budget before the board of supervisors and the administration. s

then supervisors tang and farrell will also explain about the budget process. and finally the budget town hall is scheduled to end by 11:30 with clothesing ~ closing remarks from mayor lee and the supervisors. district 2 supervisor, district 4 supervisor katy tang can make their records. first supervisor tang from the sunset district. (applause) >> good morning, everyone. i'm katy tang, district 4 supervisor. i'm happy to co-host this town hall with supervisor eric mar. i think that both of our districts -- our residents share a lot of the same concerns and we have high populations of children and families, lot of seniors as well as folks from immigrant community. and, so, today i think that it is a great partnership that we have. i also want to thank the department heads who are here as well as our mayor and very hard working budget director having been the legislative aid to former supervisor carmen chueed when served on the budget committee four years, i know how hard it is that all of you worked to put together the budget. ~ who had as you know the mayor an

agenda overview in just a second - with that i want to turn it over to my colleague supervisor mark farrell and i are blessed to not only share a border, the north south border of -- street ever-present russian hill and there are many projects that we work on together, it's been a pleasure to work with him all of these issues but i was honored to appoint him earlier this year is our budget chair for the budget committee that will be reviewing the budget when the mayor proposes it to us at the end of may so with that and with no further ado i would like to turn it over to supervisor ferrell. one last thing i want to thank galileo for hosting us today. (applause) >> thank you president chiu. good morning everyone welcome the district two, thank you for coming here today and i hope that afterwards you will hang out on saturday morning and drink, eat and spend your money here on district two, including the department heads as well. i thank you for being here again as president chiu mentioned, this is the seventh townhall don that we have done and this is the last town hall for the budget , as p

thank you. >> president chiu: and supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: i like to terminate the discussion and call a vote. >> president chiu: madam clerk. call the roll. >> an item 17 as amended, >> supervisor breed: ofm (off mic)>> breed aye. >> supervisor campos:aye >> president chiu:aye >> supervisor cohen:aye >> supervisor farrell:aye >> supervisor kim:aye >> supervisor mar: thank you everyone, aye. >> supervisor tang:aye >> supervisor wiener:aye >> supervisor yee:aye >> supervisor avalos:aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president chiu: the resolution amended his the resolution amended his adopted. 19. 130179 [agreement - tom eliot fisch/knapp architects, jv - authorizing waiver of certain as-needed contract requirements in order to complete design and engineering of bayview opera house - $1,275,000] >> can we do this same house;. ordinance passed in first read. >> making clerical corrections and tables. >> president chiu: same house same call. ordinance passed in first reading. >> rollcall vote, item 21. >> supervisor breed:aye >> supervisor campos:aye >> president chiu:aye >> s

farrell: thank you supervisor avalos a

want to be heard please come on wednesday and 10 o'clock and 1 o'clock. >> thank you as supervisor farrell said this is not the last opportunity london dot breed my aids are here and you know talk to them apparently i want to hear from the commitments in my districts. this short time period is a sample of the larger issues we have in the city and i want to know about them. please end us an e-mail or call us. we're going to be making some serious budget decisions and i want to make sure your voices are heard. i want to emphasize public housing is to me and it's great to see him here. we grew up and i want to thank the mayor for making housing that's priority in the city. so thank you so much for being here and actress i want to thank everyone for coming out. just in the youth cards alone we had 60. i'm really proud i tried to pick from board categories we have a lot of seniors and youths and from a board range of cuts from mental health to hiv and we've heard about homeless and i shelters and dropping programs. but i did look through all the cards i got a real good sense of who came out ton

chew i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos i, breed i, campos i. there are 11 i's. >> i'm 17. >> fiscally feasible under administrative code chapter 29 [inaudible] and the port commission. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. this was introduced in collaboration [inaudible] see walk 337 as many of you are familiar is better known as a parking lot which is leased to the giants and currently they are in negotiations with the committee than other parts of san francisco. and also, as been briefed by the newspapers will include [inaudible] san francisco and will be a site for local manufacturing jobs here in the city. this did come out from the budget committee with positive recommendation. i'm looking forward to ongoing discussions with the giants about this. i know that we are certainly looking forward to having a conversation about kind of the different triggers about when i know we will [inaudible] open space will come forward and the parkings and some of the the infrastructure we look forward to having that discussion, but i ask for your support today.