i'd like to thank jesse larson and samuel williams for staffing the meeting.ms acted upon today will appear on the march 6, board of supervisors agenda. >> please call item number one. ordinance amending the police code to prohibit employers and housing providers from inquiring go and decisions on conviction. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome. colleagues, thank you for taking this item up. what i'm doing today is requesting a continuation for item one, which is amendment to our fair chance ordinance. the fair chance ordinance, the piece of legislation that prohibits employers and housing providers from inquiring about the disclosure of basing any housing decisions on an applicant's conviction history. now, as you can imagine at the time this legislation passed, it was quite a proud moment for our city. and we had many stakeholders that were at the table that were with us that supported the legislation. i want to recognize supervisor kim who was my co-conspirator on this landmark legislation. what i'd like to do is as

our friends at sf governor tv, jesse larson and mya hernandez are assisting us. and the clerk of the board is ms. linda wong. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on april 3rdrd. >> thank you. could you call item one. [ agenda item read ] >> all right. thank you. colleagues, this is actually very important contract particular to the bay district. the construct management team is responsible for coordinating a $2 billion project happening. the bayview has had the awesome responsibili responsibility of shouldering the responsibility of hosting the waste water treatment plant for decades. that actually includes foul odors which has naturally had an adverse health effect on the committee members as well as a significant impact on the quality of life. way what we're talking about is this was created in 1950s and we're dealing with 1950 technology. so we're finally working collectively to improve the situation. and we're working to replace and, most importantly, to modernize the sep. we're going to see a heavy increase i

i would like to thank jim smith and jesse larson for broadcasting this meeting with sfgov tv. >>> silence all electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. >> madam clerk, can you call item number one. 180250 update on the board of supervisor's budget priorities for fy2018-2019 hearing on identifying the board of supervisor's surveyed budget priorities for fy2018-2019, and reviewing the budget committee priority hearing schedule; and requesting the budget and legislative analyst to report. 180223 human services agency and department of public health - >> thank you. we have a present from the budget and analysis office. >> supervisor fewer and members of the committee. i'm here to provide a brief update on the board's budget priorities process. as you may remember, in february, we solicited the top three citywide budget priorities from each board office. the three most frequently cited priorities during that process were homelessness and housing, clean streets, and public safety. in addition, several other priorities were cited but much less frequently than the previo

i'd like to thank jesse larson and samuel williams for staffing the meeting.ed upon today will appear on the march 6, board of supervisors agenda.

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first i want to take a moment and i want to recognize sfgov-tv and jesse larson assisting with today's broadcast and linda wong, our clerk of the board and at this point i'd turn to her to ask if there's any announcements? >> clerk: please silence cellphones and give any documents as part of the file and they should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you very much, and i want to recognize to my left is supervisor catherine stefani and to my right, supervisor fewer and she he. >> clerk: item one, on the overview of the city's budget process and hearing schedule and requesting the mayor's budget office and budget and legislative analyst to report. >> so come on up, dan. this is dan gonsher from the analyst office and he'll describe to us -- he's going to describe how we're going to go about our supplemental and our traditional hearing schedule with the series of budget hearings. thank you very much. the b.l.a. is in conversation with the supervisors to begin to identify each individual's major policy concerns. and so throughout the month of april we will be holding the hearings on major