>>supervisor jane kim: thank you chair yee. i just want to thank and acknowledge the rules committee. we've hat a tough session. we made it finally in time. we were just negotiating literally words to make sure that we came forward to the rules committee with the right amendments and changes that we would not have to make later. i'm really happy to announce that today we have agreed upon a set of core terms between the mayor's office for housing and neighborhood stabilization plan to achieve our goal of balance of achieving 30 percent of housing. this plan of 2014-2015 via legislation and if necessary ballot measures in the future. we are starting this process today by presenting to voters on november 2014 a ballot measure with core values which memorialize the agreement. this is a compromise but under we share the same goal. we are taking off a ballot legislation that would enable conditional use authorization more than 30 percent providing accountability to work collaboratively with a work of stakeholders to reach a goal of 3

supervisor jane kim (clapping) >> thank you. mr. mayor and i can't tell you how happy i am am to be here san francisco is once again setting the bar for emphasis economic agenda we're doing it together. i'm proud to be here with the mayor the buyer board of supervisors, labor our nonprofit leaders and the chamber of commerce. united to bring forward a proposal inform the voters of san francisco the most progressive and strongest minimum wage proposal in this proposal all san francisco employers will be paying $15 by 2018 this is pure wages that san francisco workers will be bringing hoyt home despite setting the prototype in the city in the last two years in particular we've been seeing a widening inflict gap between our lottery and highest paid worker no one should be left behind an economy that is so successful some be able to benefit. when the mayor and the board committed to creating more jobs in san franciscan it was not about creating just any jobs but with health care it was not only allowing our workers to afford to live in

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. steve fields and director of non-profit provider and speaking on behalf of the human services network, the coalition of 100 nonprofit health and human services provider. we are really pleased to see this measure moving forward. i want to especially acknowledge that this city, this jurisdiction maybe the first jurisdiction in the country that from the beginning acknowledged the necessity to speak to the non-profit partners in developing a fair and equitable minimum wage measure. and it's typical of san francisco that it steps for it in all of these issues. we appreciated being in the conversation. we also appreciated the tone of the conversation with community activist labor and the non-profits all trying to come together to find something that was going to work and move our city forward. so we are very pleased to encourage the committee to move this out with a positive vote to the full board. the non-profit sector. even though the vast majority of our workers meets beyond the minimum

>>supervisor jane kim: i just wanted to clarify that i heard correctly. in terms of the employment impact, you are saying the most conservative is that the city would grow 12,000 new jobs per year. on the other hand, about 15,000 of the private sector jobs by 2019, again there may be a reduction by that amount. so essentially, are you saying that the loss in the jobs are not necessarily cutting existing jobs, but it could also come from the projected growth that we anticipate even at the most conservative levels. >> the most conservative projections we have is 27,000 new jobs and we predict 15,000 so that leaves 12,000 new jobs even with this new creation. >> okay. thank you. >> if there are no further questions, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so, i just wanted to recognize that supervisor david campos wants to make opening statements as well. >>supervisor david campos: thank you supervisor kim and i want to thank this very broad coalition coming together to support the nation's strongest minimum wage law. and i'm very proud to be a part of that co

my apologizes for supervisor jane kim not being here but i'm i'd like to welcome you to the east side of the neighborhood. this is when i was working with supervisor jane kim in 2011 this community is an incredibly vibrant and diabetic and diverse neighborhood people often tell me that their shocked when i tell them there's thousands of resident that live on treasure island and yerba buena island but it's an incredible community. you've experienced the yerba buena neighborhood can be somewhat of a challenge to access like i said there's 23 hundred residents that rally on those services and one of the supervisors first pieces of legislation was to pass the to prove or disprove r treasure island plan in order to redevelop the infrastructure that's necessary for this growing community. that's why it's exciting to stand with you after years of the planning after atkins the commencement of the yerba buena westbound ramp. there's a partnership with caltrain and others we're making the vision a reality. the 180 intarnl is the construction of the westbound ramp to be safer for all resident in

>>supervisor jane kim: first of all. i want to thank the rules committee. you have had a tough calendar. i didn't know i had quite the calendar that you had. i do want to thank supervisor tang and chair yee for all the many ideas and proposals that we have proposed for the ballot for november 2014. i wish this was one. i know we are going to have folks coming in to speak on the housing balance measure. i did want to give an introduction for this measure. this as i had mentioned earlier today is a big legislative year in san francisco. an equitable affordability is important in san francisco. despite our growth in our economy and decrease in unemployment in san francisco, san francisco is still leading in the largest income gap in the country. san francisco can also lead in our commitment to address this gap and commit to the strongest affordable housing production in the country. i had mentioned before that it was exciting to have three potential ballot measures that would address equity in san francisco, one we need to raise wages for workers so they can l

jane kim write and supervisor kim for the late mr. mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned.

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you, ms. drew. mr. eagan? >> good afternoon, supervisors. ted eagan from the office of economic analysis. today our office issued and economic impact report on this item and i would like to walk you through findings and conclusions. it will take me one moment to bring up the powerpoint. >> thank you. as supervisor kim indicated, the minimum wage increase begins on may 2015, at $12. 25 to july 1, 2019, and thereafter receives an annual increase. just to provide an a little bit of background. the minimum wage in san francisco since 1968. both the federal minimum wage and state minimum wage and then the city's minimum wage. the city did have a large minimum wage increase in 2003 and has had the highest minimum wage in the country since then. however even today's minimum wage would not be as high as the minimum wage wage would have been had it kept up with inflation since 1968. in addition since the state action the gap between the state and city's minimum wage will shrink. the states minimum wage has risen $1968. in addition since the state act

i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is supervisor jane kim our vice chair andto my left is supervisor cohen. our clerk is andrea madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices and copies of my documents 80 should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted on will appear oh, my gosh on the mexico meeting. >> thank you i'd like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jessie larson and other air item 1 is the street change name for the recognition of the tom's contributions to the city. >> supervisor kim is the lead on this. >> it's great to be at land use we introduced this in the spring of last year on the renaming of a block of ivy alley between polk to dr. tom we wanted to make sure we went through the processes and also respect want to ensure that the supporters could be here per born as thomas dr. was adopted by his be neighbors he grew up in new jersey and was encouraged to pressure give him navmz and was excelling in athletics he

jane kim write and supervisor kim for the late mr. mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. good afternoon ladie gentlemen, welcome to the special meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and parking horticulture commission. >> director brinkman. director lee. director nolan and chair we have quorum. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound like pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices

supervisor jane kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes. item 6 >> item 6 appoint ramona smith to the advisory committee. >> seeing no names on the roster we'll go to public comment any public comment on that item on item 6. if there's a medical cannabis please come forward >> sometimes in the western they ponder the chinese map i mean, of course, about 7 times 7 is 49 actually, it's the 15 body 349 usage application and wonders in the charge 7 charge and 7 enforcement yeah. >> they make a mighty professional. >> is there any further public comment on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk call the roll >> supervisor avalos absent. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell.

welcome to our good friends san francisco mayor ed lee welcome (clapping) first girl supervisor jane kim welcome (clapping) you have been a fantastic partner in making this neighborhood so actually and they'll played a big roll in connecticut even haitian where we built the company i traveled back and forth all the time i also stayed at the phoenix here. i believe i have the energy of the neighborhood. i like how there is an established creativity scene that almost physically cross paths with this emerging company. this intersection is so yes, ma'am mask of san francisco. in 2011 when we we were looking for more office space we decided to be the first company to join the revitalization and move to 989 market street. we were - and we immediately fell in front of with the community and neighborhood last year, we've signed our lease for the building to be the tenants on 1019 we have 8 floors in the building and we have rooms for i don't know how many people but we plan to grow beyond the 3 hundred and 60 councilmember krekorian people in the building it's a gem of a building i don't know if

. >> (clapping) >> i proud to say thank you to supervisor jane kim who's here that will be recognizinghis always with you i'll be proud to we are wear the orange shirt and orange hat the next time i go to the giants. >> i didn't think he was going to wear orange anyway, i get to introduce supervisor kim who's the supervisor in our district thank you, ms. kim (clapping) >> thank you. well i'll keep it short i was here a couple of weeks ago but thank you to raise your hand to join south of market community it's high honor to represent this district where we are this is all part of the amazing growth it's happening here we're creating jobs and building how's this is where san francisco is dynamic dynamic and exist that is a beautiful edition i don't know if you remember the building that was here before fwhu is a amazing attraction f to fultd and south of market it's not about just creating jobs but kickoff engagement so thank you for your volunteering and being a part of a larger community we have diversity we have low income residents and high income residents we want to build one san f

jane kim seeing none, general comment is closed with that, madam clerk your instruction calendar. there being a considered with immediate adaptation. at this time, members of the public may address the commission >> would anyone like to sever any of those items. >> supervisor avalos >> yes. item 69 related to local principle reduction and supervisor cohen. >> thank you item 72 urging the establishment of the african-american free speech trail. >> madam clerk call the rally. >> supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. there are 11 i's. those recesses are adapted and item 69 supervisor avalos >> mr. president, i'll read the item first it's a commending of the local program and declaring san francisco tennis for the joint powers authority to prevent foreclosures. >> i want to continue to the next board meeting. >> supervisor avalos has asked for a continuance of july 8th is there a second. seconded by supervisor yee can we continue

>>supervisor jane kim: i would like to ask the committee to make a motion to amend for the language that is before you today. is it okay if i don't read the entire resolution into record, but i stated the desired the goal of declaration of policy. again, us taking away this ballot measure is opening up the opportunity for us to attempt to work together on this goal over the next 2 years. i look forward to placing revenue measure potentially next year and look for other revenue options in order to fund the work we want to do whether it's permanent acquisition of housing to be affordable or to build new construction affordable housing. i do want to recognize of course from the mayor's office, jeff buckly and tam ka moss and on the community oeb -- and grace martinez and erickson and of course i do want to thank my cosponsors of housing balance, avalos, campos and mar and yee. this is something that we all believe in but for the sake of figuring out a way if we as a collective can move forward in addressing the goals over the neck he d next two two 22 years that we would refrain from this.

what this ordinance is about build housing now is about opposed jane kim's and avalos ordinance. it's rhetoric about changing policy to build mow housing with no real teeth; no means to do it. it's about preventing this new criteria of affordability of changing the planning code to add this whole dimension of what does the property do for affordability. it's really a bunch of the rhetoric wrapped around sort of like a snake in the grass. rhetoric to stop this housing balance ordinance. that's what it's really about. why don't we just speak truth to power about that. when soopz supervisor kim asked about other criteria, why don't we limit the bulk of the criteria, the mayor didn't answer that question. it was a great question. if we are going to prohibit by statute some criteria, why not just prohibit them all like height and bulk. c'mon, bottom line is please don't support this. please support item 11 and not 12. please support housing balance. let's speak the power on this. thank you for your questions. i really appreciate them. >> i will keep it quick because it's my second tim