good morning supervisor kate tang and john avalos. what i bring to had table is awareness of [inaudible] today in most of the communities many youth and children families are it was a difficult challenge to back3 4 f1 to the community my fathers was modered. i was thankful to receive the [inaudible] in the past i helped me become the man who i am today, completing the masters degree at the university of san francisco. my undergrad is child psychology understanding the impact of program youth and violence. i think it is a important topic to be addressed is that voice or those victims of crime is not somehow not being brought to the committee. it is something that needs a lot of awareness and education. i also want to talk about the residency waver that i see on the agenda. i didn't leave san francisco by choice. i'm ainate native san franciscan and born and raised in san francisco, unfochinately i can't live in san francisco. we see that a lotf w xhern and youth and families having to migrate to other counties because they can't afford

my name is john avalos joined byicatey tang and to my left by mu lia cohen. the clerk is [inaudible] todays rules committee is graud cast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your service. madam clerk can you share your announcements >> please silence cell phone squz electroning devices. complete speaker cards [inaudible] will be on sept

my name is john avalos joined by catty tang who is vase chair and to the left is supervisor kim. our clerk is alisa samara and todays meeting is broadcast by sfgtv tom lofts and charles crim nack. if we have a motion to excuse supervisor cohen. >> so moved >> madam clerk if you can call your announcements and the first item >> silence all cell phones and electroning devices. complete speaker cards to be submitted to the clerk. items wilt appear on july 21 board of sfr visors agend a. item 1 is a hearing to consider the initiative ordinance submit pd wie 4ory more supervisors at november 3rd, 2015 election. up hpidate and expand the surplus ordinance and the public process, expand the affordability criteria. restrict for 120s days property to be considered and [inaudible] >> thank you madam clerk. we'll hand this over to supervisor kim who is the author of the surplus property legislation and i'm cosponsor and happy to do so. >> thank you chair avalos and thank you for your cosponsorship of this item. colleagues thank you for hearing the item today and calling a special committee

my name is john avalos, the chair of the lafco, and joined to my right by vice-chair cynethia crews and commissioner eric mar, madame clerk, could you share with us your announcement. >> please make sure to complete all electronic devices and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment, and seeing none come forward, we'll close public comment and also announce the arrival of commissioner lindo. welcome. >> thank you. >> and if we have a motion

my name is john avalos joined byicatey tang and to my left by mu lia cohen. the clerk is [inaudible] todays rules committee is graud cast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your service. madam clerk can you share your announcements >> please silence cell phone squz electroning devices. complete speaker cards [inaudible] will be on

welcome to had rules committee of san francisco board of supervisors mptd my name is john avalos the chair. joined by vice chair katy tang and cohen. the clerk is alisa samary and todays meeting is broadcasts by sfgtv staff >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] submit today the clerk. [inaudible] will appear on the july 21, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. item 1 is hearing to consider the quarter ly report of the celter monitoring committee >> would like to welcome members of the shelter monitoring committee to give us the report >> nick the chair of the [inaudible] shelter monitoring committee. in front of us is the quarterly report. this is back from july of 2014 so it is a fairly far behind time. [inaudible] the reason is behind we didn't have a lot of committee members at the time, we couldn't voted to approve the quarterly report so that is why it is far behind. we are now catching up. in termoffs the numbers on page 4 and as it ilsfraits in the summary we were far behind at that time where we performed 58 percent of the site

my name is john avalos the chair of the committee. joined to my left my supervisor malia cohen and we will be joined by the vice chair katy tang. our elect is alisa somera and clerk do we have any announcements? >> yes. make sure to silence cell phones and devices and speaker cards and parts of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the july 7 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> very good. we will call item 1 and two together. >> item 1 and two are reappointments for for jane kim and eric mar for the association of bay area governments executive board. >> very good. these are reappointments and the two supervisors have been serving already on the association of bay area governments and i fully support their coming forward -- their reappointments. we will open this up for public comment. any member of the public that would like to comment please come forward. >> good morning supervisors. so respectful and [inaudible] it's gorgeous [inaudible] person beautiful looking -- >> if you could keep y

and i want you to know that melanie nutter and john avalos and i visited yuba county and livermore as well and the environmental benefits were critical in addition to the pricing you mentioned earlier. >> yeah, fair enough. thank you for bringing that up. this is high level and anything i am glossing over please stop and let's go into detail on, so you bring up the environmental review and the department feels like this new landfill going to hey road is not of significant environmental impact so that word "significant" is a legal term and the determination of whether a environmental impact is significant takes place with the planning department through the ceqa process and transition to my next slide so what happened under the environmental review so the agreement with hay road versus althat month and the planning department looked at that and transportation and there is a 40-mile difference between taking the waste from our city to hay road for recology versus waste management so the question that needs to be answered from a legal perspective is that significant? does that trigger a

good morning supervisor kate tang and john avalos. what i bring to had table is awareness of [inaudible] today in most of the communities many youth and children families are it was a difficult challenge to back3 4 f1 to the community my fathers was modered. i was thankful to receive the [inaudible] in the past i helped me become the man who i am today, completing the masters degree at the university of san francisco. my undergrad is child psychology understanding the impact of program youth and violence. i think it is a important topic to be addressed is that voice or those victims of crime is not somehow not being brought to the committee. it is something that needs a lot of awareness and education. i also want to talk about the residency waver that i see on the agenda. i didn't leave san francisco by choice. i'm ainate native san franciscan and born and raised in san francisco, unfochinately i can't live in san francisco. we see that a lotf w xhern and youth and families having to migrate to other counties because they can't afford

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. >> pam: meanwhile.san francisco supervisor john avalos says changing or trashing the policy ordinancemigration is another issue being raised in the pier 14 shooting. and today the murder suspect's lawyer---- public defender jeff adachi --- addressed those questions. >> pam: kron-4's j-r stone joins us live now. j-r what did he have to say? >>.it's re-traumatizing them. >> reporter:reliving the pain of loss. a san francisco family reacts tonight to the pier 14. >> reporter:it was shockingly similar to the murder of three members of their own family. >> pam: kron 4's vicki liviakis brings us their story. >> reporter:it was july 2008.san francisco. edwin ramos - a reputed gang member - put a bullet to the heads of three innocent people - a father and two sons. >> reporter:ramos - mistakenly took one of the sons for rival gang members. >> reporter:he'd been arrested many times for violent crimes but despite his undocumented status - wasn't sent back to his native country of el --el savador >> reporter:too late for the bologna's. marti mckee is a friend and spokesperson for what remains of

but supervisor john avalos a strong supporter of sanctuary policies told us he sees no need for a modificationlaw. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> for an explanation of how san francisco first became a san leandro, visit cbssf.com/sanctuary. >>> the u.s. markets closed today after a computer glitch brought trading at the new york stock exchange to a standstill for hours. cbs reporter marlie hall on the problem and the late fix. >> reporter: trader made up for lost time late wednesday buying and selling before the closing bell. a computer glitch stopped all trading for several hours in the middle of the day. repairs were made on a stock by stock basis. >> they decided the best thing to do to protect people is to shut the market down. >> reporter: only about 20% of the stock listed on the exchange is traded here. the other 80% is traded on other platforms so those transactions still took place. the new york stock exchange kept in close contact with washington during the outage and both confirmed there was no indication of any cyber attack. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> the day got worse for the

a packed house, people chanting yes we can in spanish as supervisor john avalos introduced due process for law a law forbidding authorities for holding a person strictly because of their immigration status. >> this legislation is to assure that our city is not going to be cooperating with the ex-con program whose violations have really played havoc with public safety in san francisco. >> reporter: avalos is wearing an anti-i.c.e. button. >> i do believe there's a fine line and a very important distinction between being a safe haven for violent criminal activity. [ boos ] so i can just finish? whether you're a citizen or undocumented immigrant i think many of us can all agree we have no tolerance for serious or violent crimes in our community. >> reporter: ultimately the bill passed. it's what allowed suspected murderer sanchez to be free despite being an undocumented immigrant with a long felony rap sheet. today's supervisor david campos struck a measured tone. >> let's have a balance perspective. let's figure out what we can learn from this tragic incident. >> reporter: avalos defende

good morning supervisor kate tang and john avalos. what i bring to had table is awareness of [inaudible] today in most of the communities many youth and children families are it was a challenge to back3 4 f1 to the community my fathers was modered. i was thankful to receive the [inaudible] in the past i helped me become the man who i am today, completing the masters degree at the university of san francisco. my undergrad is child psychology understanding the impact of program youth and violence. i think it is a important topic to be addressed is that voice or those victims of crime is not somehow not being brought to the committee. it is something that needs a lot of awareness and education. i also want to talk about the residency waver that i see on the agenda. i didn't leave san francisco by choice. i'm ainate native san franciscan and born and raised in san francisco, unfochinately i can't live in san francisco. we see that a lotf w xhern and youth and families having to migrate to other counties because they can't afford to live i

and i want you to know that melanie nutter and john avalos and i visited yuba county and livermore as well and the environmental benefits were critical in addition to the pricing you mentioned earlier. >> yeah, fair enough. thank you for bringing that up. this is high level and anything i am glossing over please stop and let's go into detail on, so you bring up the environmental review and the department feels like this new landfill going to hey road is not of significant environmental impact so that word "significant" is a legal term and the determination of whether a environmental impact is significant takes place with the planning department through the ceqa process and transition to my next slide so what happened under the environmental review so the agreement with hay road versus althat month and the planning department looked at that and transportation and there is a 40-mile difference between taking the waste from our city to hay road for recology versus waste management so the question that needs to be answered from a legal perspective is that significant? does that trigger a

my name is john avalos, the chair of the lafco, and joined to my right by vice-chair cynethia crews and commissioner eric mar, madame clerk, could you share with us your announcement. >> please make sure to complete all electronic devices and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. >> that is our clerk, alisa somera and our meeting is broadcast by sfgovtv staff. bill and jesse. i would like to ask for a motion to excuse commissioners breed and campos. >> so moved. >> and that is seconded by commissioner crews and we'll take that without objection. and madame clerk, if you -- i'm not sure if we need to call roll call or go to what makes more sense, 1 or 2. >> all right 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from the may 15, 2015 regular meeting. >> okay, colleagues, any changes or comments on the minutes? okay. nothing forthcoming. we can open up the item for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment, and seeing none come forward, we'll close public comment and also announce the arrival of commissioner lindo. welcome. >> thank you. >> and if we have a motion

and i want you to know that melanie nutter and john avalos and i visited yuba county and livermore as well and the environmental benefits were critical in addition to the pricing you mentioned earlier. >> yeah, fair enough. thank you for bringing that up. this is high level and anything i am glossing over please stop and let's go into detail on, so you bring up the environmental review and the department feels like this new landfill going to hey road is not of significant environmental impact so that word "significant" is a legal term and the determination of whether a environmental impact is significant takes place with the planning department through the ceqa process and transition to my next slide so what happened under the environmental review so the agreement with hay road versus althat month and the planning department looked at that and transportation and there is a 40-mile difference between taking the waste from our city to hay road for recology versus waste management so the question that needs to be answered from a legal perspective is that significant? does that trigger a

and i want you to know that melanie nutter and john avalos and i visited yuba county and livermore as well and the environmental benefits were critical in addition to the pricing you mentioned earlier. >> yeah, fair enough. thank you for bringing that up. this is high level and anything i am glossing over please stop and let's go into detail on, so you bring up the environmental review and the department feels like this new landfill going to hey road is not of significant environmental impact so that word "significant" is a legal term and the determination of whether a environmental impact is significant takes place with the planning department through the ceqa process and transition to my next slide so what happened under the environmental review so the agreement with hay road versus althat month and the planning department looked at that and transportation and there is a 40-mile difference between taking the waste from our city to hay road for recology versus waste management so the question that needs to be answered from a legal perspective is that significant? does that trigger a

about what can go forward and what >> sure, deputy city attorney john givner, if you make any of the amendments, yours, supervisor avalos, et cetera, or any combination, you will have to continue the item for additional public comment which will be noticed with all of the language of those amendments. as to planning the planning commission does consider supervisor christensen's amendments in concept. the proposal was described in the staff's report to the commission and the commission discussed it, but concluded that they needed more information and the commission said that it wanted to hear the item again and to bring it back before it goes to the board. legally the board of supervisors has to sends back to the planning commission any material modifications that the planning commission hasn't had the opportunity to review. here the planning commission has had the opportunity to review the proposal, although they didn't have the draft language in front of them. you could, as a policy matter, send these amendments back to planning for additional review, but you are not legally required to. supervisor wiener's proposed am

welcome to had rules committee of san francisco board of supervisors mptd my name is john avalos the chair. joined by vice chair katy tang and cohen. the clerk is alisa samary and todays meeting is broadcasts by sfgtv staff >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] submit today the clerk. [inaudible] will ap

my name is john avalos the chair of the committee joined to my left by committee supervisor cohen and president of the bord london breed. the clerk of sth board today is alisa samary. can you share announcement >> silence all cell phones and electroning devices. complete speaker cards and documents to [inaudible] item acted upon will appear on sept8. >> just would like taannounce that todays rules committee meeting is broadcast by s frfx gtv staff, jennifer low and [inaudible] >> item 1 is motion [inaudible] it define clean, green energy and renewable [inaudible] election to be held november 3, 2015. >> thank you very much. the rules committee meeting was to insure that we had our committee meeting to review the last minute changes that were made to this ordinance for the ballot and not sure if president breed has anything to share, but we have jason breed the director of [inaudible] to explain the new version of the legislation. >> jason [inaudible] local agency formation. the legislation in front of you has been changed into baseic ways that the previous version had been talked abou