>>supervisor julie christensen: i think this has come up before. i can't recall what the answer was. the corked bottles limitations. certainly ages wines are appearing now in bottles with different types of closure. do we retain the corked bottle. does that literally mean a corked. my husband bought wine without a cork the other day. >> so capped wine is not allowed? >> that is correct. >> could you tell me why that exist? >> i don't have an answer for that. i can get it to you later. >> if we approve this license with that type of limitation, what's the process for going back and expanding that to include screw top aged wines? >> if that is something that is going to be allowed the applicant can apply for a modification to change that condition. >> all right. i guess we'll hear from the applicant and see if that's an issue. i was just curious. it seems for like ecology that we have moved on from that. it may be from a prior time. >>supervisor john avalos: i think it's an interesting question. i can't tell you how many times i have found a bottle s

to begin i've been given the order in which the commitments will speak for the first question julie christensen tilly chang and, sir. >> here's the question you'll have to share the microphone second-hand sorry about that public entity; right? we'll go was that this the first question supervisor christensen you'll give it up what will you do to expedite the extension the central subway to north beach and fisherman's wharf what will you do to expedite the extension the central enable to north beach and the administrative reviews. >> everything i can you you know, i was part a right of the advisory committee for the thirty thousand more people low ride the subway we added those two stops who is most important two things the offer 8 thousand people that work in fisherman's wharf and the 10 million tourists that come through the neighborhood a 3 still drive if we can take a million or two million car trips off our streets in the north neighborhood to make it it easier for the people who work in our district to come here we can help to keep our businesses viable by remaining assessable for people no

>>supervisor julie christensen: i think this has come up before. i can't recall what the answer was. the corked bottles limitations. certainly ages wines are appearing now in bottles with different types of closure. do we retain the corked bottle. does that literally mean a corked. my husband bought wine without a cork the other day. >> so capped wine is not allowed? >> that is correct. >> could you tell me why that exist? >> i don't have an answer for that. i can get it to you later. >> if we approve this license with that type of limitation, what's the process for going back and expanding that to include screw top aged wines? >> if that is something that is going to be allowed the applicant can apply for a modification to change that condition. >> all right. i guess we'll hear from the applicant and see if that's an issue. i was just curious. it seems for like ecology that we have moved on from that. it may be from a prior time. >>supervisor john avalos: i think it's an interesting question. i can't tell you how many times i have found a bottle s

>>supervisor julie christensen: i think this has come up before. i can't recall what the answer was. the corked bottles limitations. certainly ages wines are appearing now in bottles with different types of closure. do we retain the corked bottle. does that literally mean a corked. my husband bought wine without a cork the other day. >> so capped wine is not allowed? >> that is correct. >> could you tell me why that exist? >> i don't have an answer for that. i can get it to you later. >> if we approve this license with that type of limitation, what's the process for going back and expanding that to include screw top aged wines? >> if that is something that is going to be allowed the applicant can apply for a modification to change that condition. >> all right. i guess we'll hear from the applicant and see if that's an issue. i was just curious. it seems for like ecology that we have moved on from that. it may be from a prior time. >>supervisor john avalos: i think it's an interesting question. i can't tell you how many times i have found a bottle s

.) >> i'm julie christensen the district 3 supervisor for the city and county of san francisco i'm grateful to the league of women voters and sfgovtv in their their help in letting me introduce myself to you i wanted to thank you a little bit about myself and tell you how to make district better. >> i've been in the district for 33 years i'm custodian to handling committees and complies i live in a world i was judged on good ideas and measurableable results in addition to running my own business i volunteered link honoring hours on helping to build the north beach library and renovate the north beach parks i vod advocated for the central subway which one the supervisors one election in skaiment the mayor asked me to speed up into the position he wanted someone how would be good at advocating and work cooperate with the residents and city departments and elected officials i'm are you aware of u running in the november election to remain our district 3 supervisor i'll focus on 10 things we should do one we need to protect exciting housing and tenants i support rent control and strengthening w

>>supervisor julie christensen: i think this has come up before. i can't recall what the answer was. the corked bottles limitations. certainly ages wines are appearing now in bottles with different types of closure. do we retain the corked bottle. does that literally mean a corked. my husband bought wine without a cork the other day. >> so capped wine is not allowed? >> that is correct. >> could you tell me why that exist? >> i don't have an answer for that. i can get it to you later. >> if we approve this license with that type of limitation, what's the process for going back and expanding that to include screw top aged wines? >> if that is something that is going to be allowed the applicant can apply for a modification to change that condition. >> all right. i guess we'll hear from the applicant and see if that's an issue. i was just curious. it seems for like ecology that we have moved on from that. it may be from a prior time. >>supervisor john avalos: i think it's an interesting question. i can't tell you how many times i have found a bottle s

work with the district and our parents to make sure that is our district leaders in district 3 julie christensen>> how many people are wearing pink today, i we're picking up for you guys yeah. we have okay. how many people walked to school today how many a lot of people and how many people are still going to look nice when it is time to take >> picture you only have to look nice for a the longer than there are a lot of groups but every child know we're here because of you besides our patent and besides our teachers that is our job to make sure that you have a safe and niece city to grew up here to that's why we're here today, we have a lot of people we have the mayor and mohammed nuru that built our situations and makes the crosswalks safe and ed reiskin that makes sure our streets are designed well and nicole she has a group to help to keep us safe and people from the skifth that helps to get to and from school and our mayor and surgery general we're working hard we want to marry you have nice places to walk to we're building parks from the park we made really nice for people to play and plant

the newcomers service center and other partners that is, of course, our district 3 supervisor julie christensen>> we come out and into 9 neighborhood and do those statement to let people know that something important is happening we want to highlighter the commission and department of the environment the zero waste to bring people's attention to it is one of the important goals the city has i was at a conference the public works had this morning and they were talking about the fact that san francisco is a.d. administrative code in so many places cities call to find out how our leaders are able to accomplish and certainly our waste program and krooerlg is a model for the country there is more we can do and this program and how we take that extra step you know in chinatown the space is at the premium we struggle to find places to live and businesses the stank is true where we send our trash and refuge we can't produce more and more waste and have to cut down on the millennium of trash we put into our environment this program is a way we can all do our part to try to help to reduce the amount of m

work with the district and our parents to make sure that is our district leaders in district 3 julie christensen>> how many people are wearing pink today, i we're picking up for you guys yeah. we have okay. how many people walked to school today how many a lot of people and how many people are still going to look nice when it is time to take >> picture you only have to look nice for a the longer than there are a lot of groups but every child know we're here because of you besides our patent and besides our teachers that is our job to make sure that you have a safe and niece city to grew up here to that's why we're here today, we have a lot of people we have the mayor and mohammed nuru that built our situations and makes the crosswalks safe and ed reiskin that makes sure our streets are designed well and nicole she has a group to help to keep us safe and people from the skifth that helps to get to and from school and our mayor and surgery general we're working hard we want to marry you have nice places to walk to we're building parks from the park we made really nice for people to play and plant

.) >> i'm julie christensen the district 3 supervisor for the city and county of san francisco i'm grateful to the league of women voters and sfgovtv in their their help in letting me introduce myself to you i wanted to thank you a little bit about myself and tell you how to make district better. >> i've been in the district for 33 years i'm custodian to handling committees and complies i live in a world i was judged on good ideas and measurableable results in addition to running my own business i volunteered link honoring hours on helping to build the north beach library and renovate the north beach parks i vod advocated for the central subway which one the supervisors one election in skaiment the mayor asked me to speed up into the position he wanted someone how would be good at advocating and work cooperate with the residents and city departments and elected officials i'm are you aware of u running in the november election to remain our district 3 supervisor i'll focus on 10 things we should do one we need to protect exciting housing and tenants i support rent control and strengthening w

julie christensen and commissioner yee. why don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell, commissioner tang, commissioner yee, we have a quorum. >> thank you. item two please. >> advisory committee report. information item. >> thank you. we have our cac chair. >> good morning commissioners. item number seven on of the $4 million for several allocations. the cac approved in the item 8 -0. most centers around clarifications and how it was run. one thing regarding the district 11 john morrison questioned why the bus service was cut. that was something mta will be get back to us and address that today. item number eight, the cac approved this item 7-0 with one abstention. the pilot shuttle program and it's regarding in january when it ends, what will become of it, what will happen what are the plans and mta will be back with us with an update. item number 10. many people in the cities talking about trees along that . the driver required to look for alternative routes. that was a concern for some o

julie christensen and commissioner yee. why don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell, commissioner tang, commissioner yee, we have a quorum. >> thank you. item two please. >> advisory committee report. information item. >> thank you. we have our cac chair. >> good morning commissioners. item number seven on of the $4 million for several allocations. the cac approved in the item 8 -0. most centers around clarifications and how it was run. one thing regarding the district 11 john morrison questioned why the bus service was cut. that was something mta will be get back to us and address that today. item number eight, the cac approved this item 7-0 with one abstention. the pilot shuttle program and it's regarding in january when it ends, what will become of it, what will happen what are the plans and mta will be back with us with an update. item number 10. many people in the cities talking about trees along that . the driver required to look for alternative routes. that was a concern for some o

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supervisor julie christensen's office radio tweeted these pictures shortly after the tree fell around around 10:30 a.m.. it was one that was scheduled to be removed by city crews. >>> president obama is back in the white house this morning. he left los angeles last night after another whirlwind day of fundraising. his three-day west coast trip also took him to oregon where he spoke to families of the rosenberg massacre and to san francisco. >>> abc7 news was outside the theater on market treat yesterday where hundreds of people lined up hoping to get a glimpse of the president before his speech. fundraiser also attracted protesters, many from the block lives matter movement. president obama shared the spotlight with kanye west and offered some friendly advice to the rapper who may have political aspirations. we have that story. >> in case kanye is serious will this whole thing -- i have advice for him. first of all, you have to spend a lot of time dealing with some strange characters who behave live they are on a reality tv show. and you have to be cool with that. >> being married to

supervisor julie christensen's office radio tweeted these pictures shortly after the tree fell around around 10:30 a.m. that tree happened to be one of nine scheduled to be removed by city crews. >>> president obama is back in the white house this morning. he left los angeles last night after another whirlwind day of fundraising. his three-day west coast trip also took him to oregon where he spoke to families of the roseburg massacre and to san francisco. >>> abc7 news was outside the theater on market treat yesterday where hundreds of people lined up hoping to get a glimpse of the president before his speech. fundraiser also attracted protesters, many from the block lives matter movement. president obama shared the spotlight with kanye west and offered some friendly advice to the rapper who may have political aspirations. we have that story. >> in case kanye is serious will -- about this whole thing, or thinks it's easy, i do have advice for him. first of all, you have to spend a lot of time dealing with some strange characters who behave like they are on a reality tv show. and you h

julie christensen and commissioner yee. why don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell, commissioner tang, commissioner yee, we have a quorum. >> thank you. item two please. >> advisory committee report. information item. >> thank you. we have our cac chair. >> good morning commissioners. item number seven on of the $4 million for several allocations. the cac approved in the item 8 -0. most centers around clarifications and how it was run. one thing regarding the district 11 john morrison questioned why the bus service was cut. that was something mta will be get back to us and address that today. item number eight, the cac approved this item 7-0 with one abstention. the pilot shuttle program and it's regarding in january when it ends, what will become of it, what will happen what are the plans and mta will be back with us with an update. item number 10. many people in the cities talking about trees along that . the driver required to look for alternative routes. that was a concern for some o

julie christensen and commissioner yee. why don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell, commissioner tang, commissioner yee, we have a quorum. >> thank you. item two please. >> advisory committee report. information item. >> thank you. we have our cac chair. >> good morning commissioners. item number seven on of the $4 million for several allocations. the cac approved in the item 8 -0. most centers around clarifications and how it was run. one thing regarding the district 11 john morrison questioned why the bus service was cut. that was something mta will be get back to us and address that today. item number eight, the cac approved this item 7-0 with one abstention. the pilot shuttle program and it's regarding in january when it ends, what will become of it, what will happen what are the plans and mta will be back with us with an update. item number 10. many people in the cities talking about trees along that . the driver required to look for alternative routes. that was a concern for some o

to my right is vice chair julie christensen and president breed has appointed supervisor mar in her place. could i have a motion to excuse president breed for the meeting. >> so moved. >> without objection the motion passes. [gavel] supervisor mar will join us briefly. he's in traffic right now. the committee clerk is erica major and the committee would like to recognize the staff from sfgtv who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk do you have any announcements? >> please silent all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of documents to be part of the file somebody submitted to the clerk. items will be on the september 29 board of supervisors agenda anyplace otherwise stated. >> okay. can you please call item 1. >> item 1 is a hearing to discuss the city's response plan in the event of a forest or brush fire within the city and county of san francisco. >> okay. so colleagues i have called this hearing today to discuss the response plan and the event of a urban forest or brush fire taking place in s

today's committee member is julie christensen who is committee member this year.ur clerk of the board is mr. evans. please share your announcements. city clerk: please silence all cell phones and devices. items acted upon today will appear on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >>supervisor john avalos: i would like a motion to excuse supervisor mar and campos. item no. 1, please. city clerk: [liquor license - 745 o'farrell street] hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to cuong thanh tran for key tran, inc., dba king kong bida, located at 745 o'farrell street (district 6) city clerk: [liquor license - 745 o'farrell street] hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to cuong thanh tran for key tran, inc., dba king kong bida, located at 745 o'farrell street (district city clerk: [liquor license - 745 o'farrell street] hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to cuong thanh tran for key tran, inc., db

want to say thank you to our local representative here david campos and also mark ferrell and julie christensenor their leadership and the rest of the board as we look at this model at the navigation center and try to figure out in this partnership what else we can do and do better at. the critical partnership with the interest faith council is not just the leadership they have been and working with el nino but working with our human services department and all of the agencies that want to help in this incredible challenge of people living on our streets. we must do more and we must do better and learning from the very examples that we've given to tomb -- homeless connect when they are at bill gram and other parts of the city and we try to form even better ideas. the opportunity came about when the inter faith council had an opportunity to present to us a philanthropic idea to work with us and other agencies to put our best ideas forward at this navigation center. this truly is a center where people who are homeless and living on the streets can gets services at one center. it's an attempt to t

work with the district and our parents to make sure that is our district leaders in district 3 julie christensen>> how many people are wearing pink today, i we're picking up for you guys yeah. we have okay. how many people walked to school today how many a lot of people and how many people are still going to look nice when it is time to take >> picture you only have to look nice for a the longer than there are a lot of groups but every child know we're here because of you besides our patent and besides our teachers that is our job to make sure that you have a safe and niece city to grew up here to that's why we're here today, we have a lot of people we have the mayor and mohammed nuru that built our situations and makes the crosswalks safe and ed reiskin that makes sure our streets are designed well and nicole she has a group to help to keep us safe and people from the skifth that helps to get to and from school and our mayor and surgery general we're working hard we want to marry you have nice places to walk to we're building parks from the park we made really nice for people to play and plant

julie christensen and commissioner yee. y don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell,

work with the district and our parents to make sure that is our district leaders in district 3 julie christensen many people are wearing pink today, i we're picking up for you guys yeah. we have okay. how many people walked to school today how many a lot of people and how many people are still going to look nice when it is time to take >> picture you only have to look nice for a the longer than there are a lot of groups but every child know we're here because of you besides our patent and besides our teachers that is our job to make sure that you have a safe and niece city to grew up here to that's why we're here today, we have a lot of people we have the mayor and mohammed nuru that built our situations and makes the crosswalks safe and ed reiskin that makes sure our streets are designed well and nicole she has a group to help to keep us safe and people from the skifth that helps to get to and from school and our mayor and surgery general we're working hard we want to marry you have nice places to walk to we're building parks from the park we made really nice for people to play and plant trees

john avalos: aye, supervisor london breed: aye, >>supervisor david campos: aye, >>supervisor julie christensen: aye, supervisors cohen aye, supervisor farrell, aye. there are level ayes. >>supervisor london breed: those items are passed. item 19. [administrative code - amendments to residential rent stabilization and arbitration ordinance] sponsors: kim, campos, mar and avalos ordinance amending the administrative code to: 1) prohibit, with certain exceptions, rent increases based on the addition of occupants even where a pre-existing rental agreement or lease permits such an increase; 2) prevent evictions based on the addition of occupants if the landlord has unreasonably refused the tenant's written request, including a refusal based on the amount of occupants allowed by the rental agreement or lease; 3) require landlords, after certain vacancies, to set the new base rent, for the next five years, as the lawful rent in effect at the time of the vacancy; 4) require that there be a substantial violation of a lawful obligation or covenant of tenancy as a basis for the recovery of possession; 5)

john avalos: aye, supervisor london breed: aye, >>supervisor david campos: aye, >>supervisor julie christensen: aye, supervisors cohen aye, supervisor farrell, aye. there are level ayes. >>supervisor london breed: those items are passed. item 19. [administrative code - amendments to residential rent stabilization and arbitration ordinance] sponsors: kim, campos, mar and avalos ordinance amending the administrative code to: 1) prohibit, with certain exceptions, rent increases based on the addition of occupants even where a pre-existing rental agreement or lease permits such an increase; 2) prevent evictions based on the addition of occupants if the landlord has unreasonably refused the tenant's written request, including a refusal based on the amount of occupants allowed by the rental agreement or lease; 3) require landlords, after certain vacancies, to set the new base rent, for the next five years, as the lawful rent in effect at the time of the vacancy; 4) require that there be a substantial violation of a lawful obligation or covenant of tenancy as a basis for the recovery of possession; 5)

work with the district and our parents to make sure that is our district leaders in district 3 julie christensene wearing pink today, i we're picking up for you guys yeah. we have okay. how many people walked to school today how many a lot of people and how many people are still going to look nice when it is time to take >> picture you only have to look nice for a the longer than there are a lot of groups but every child know we're here because of you besides our patent and besides our teachers that is our job to make sure that you have a safe and niece city to grew up here to that's why we're here today, we have a lot of people we have the mayor and mohammed nuru that built our situations and makes the crosswalks safe and ed reiskin that makes sure our streets are designed well and nicole she has a group to help to keep us safe and people from the skifth that helps to get to and from school and our mayor and surgery general we're working hard we want to marry you have nice places to walk to we're building parks from the park we made really nice for people to play and plant trees offender the st

july minute? seeing none is there public comment on item 4? seeing none public comment is closed. can you please call the roll on item 4 >> item 4, commissioner avalos, aye. breed aye: campos, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, absent. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. the item passes. >> okay. item 5. >> item 5, adopt position ons state legislation. this is a action item, >> are there questions or comments on item 5? seeing none is there public comment? seeing none public comment is close jd can we take item 5 same house same call mptd without objection that is the order. >> item 6 execute funding agreement for 3 year period in the amount not to exceed for 406, 00 for san francisco bart travel [inaudible] this is a action item >> any questions or comments? any public comment on item number 6? seeing none we'll close public comment and colleagues can we take item 6 same house same call. without objection that is the order. >> item 7 appoint cyndi baker, joana fong, peaty gal oughta, benjamin horne, and jolsna john. >> any comment? public comment is closed. can we take item 7 same house same call? without objection that is the order >> item 8 allocate 9, 878, 876

july minute? seeing none is there public comment on item 4? seeing none public comment is closed. can you please call the roll on item 4 >> item 4, commissioner avalos, aye. breed aye: campos, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, absent. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. the item passes. >> okay. item 5. >> item 5, adopt position ons state legislation. this is a action item, >> are there questions or comments on item 5? seeing none is there public comment? seeing none public comment is close jd can we take item 5 same house same call mptd without objection that is the order. >> item 6 execute funding agreement for 3 year period in the amount not to exceed for 406, 00 for san francisco bart travel [inaudible] this is a action item >> any questions or comments? any public comment on item number 6? seeing none we'll close public comment and colleagues can we take item 6 same house same call. without objection that is the order. >> item 7 appoint cyndi baker, joana fong, peaty gal oughta, benjamin horne, and jolsna john. >> any comment? public comment is closed. can we take item 7 same house same call? without objection that is the order >> item 8 allocate 9, 878, 876

key things that the community asked for and including supervisor christensen was to have a community design workshop. it was done back in july we hired the architect team through a contract with public works and the intent was try to get a third party to give us technical analysis and what could be built on the site with the design criteria that will be in the rfp. from that workshop there were 35 members of the public that came along with city staff and a full summary of the workshop is available on our website. so this is just an example of some of the studies that mark and carrie provided. they were looking at different what would be the maximum development potential on the site if we build it to code and the seawall and adding the dpw site and as an alternative what the site could look like if certain characteristics were taken into account and not building out to that and the community context so the development objectives at this time we're including family and senior housing now that we have the inclusion of the dpw site which will be 20% of the units are former homeless households and the agency and department of pub

july minute? seeing none is there public comment on item 4? seeing none public comment is closed. can you please call the roll on item 4 >> item 4, commissioner avalos, aye. breed aye: campos, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, absent. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. the item passes. >> okay. item 5. >> item 5, adopt position ons state legislation. this is a action item, >> are there questions or comments on item 5? seeing none is there public comment? seeing none public comment is close jd can we take item 5 same house same call mptd without objection that is the order. >> item 6 execute funding agreement for 3 year period in the amount not to exceed for 406, 00 for san francisco bart travel [inaudible] this is a action item >> any questions or comments? any public comment on item number 6? seeing none we'll close public comment and colleagues can we take item 6 same house same call. without objection that is the order. >> item 7 appoint cyndi baker, joana fong, peaty gal oughta, benjamin horne, and jolsna john. >> any comment? public comment is closed. can we take item 7 same house same call? without objection that is the order >> item 8 allocate 9, 878, 876

july minute? seeing none is there public comment on item 4? seeing none public comment is closed. can you please call the roll on item 4 >> item 4, commissioner avalos, aye. breed aye: campos, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, absent. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. the item passes. >> okay. item 5. >> item 5, adopt position ons state legislation. this is a action item, >> are there questions or comments on item 5? seeing none is there public comment? seeing none public comment is close jd can we take item 5 same house same call mptd without objection that is the order. >> item 6 execute funding agreement for 3 year period in the amount not to exceed for 406, 00 for san francisco bart travel [inaudible] this is a action item >> any questions or comments? any public comment on item number 6? seeing none we'll close public comment and colleagues can we take item 6 same house same call. without objection that is the order. >> item 7 appoint cyndi baker, joana fong, peaty gal oughta, benjamin horne, and jolsna john. >> any comment? public comment is closed. can we take item 7 same house same call? without objection that is the order >> item 8 allocate 9, 878, 876

july minute? seeing none is there public comment on item 4? seeing none public comment is closed. can you please call the roll on item 4 >> item 4, commissioner avalos, aye. breed aye: campos, aye. christensenaye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, absent. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. the item passes. >> okay. item 5. >> item 5, adopt position ons state legislation. this is a action item, >> are there questions or comments on item 5? seeing none is there public comment? seeing none public comment is close jd can we take item 5 same house same call mptd without objection that is the order. >> item 6 execute funding agreement for 3 year period in the amount not to exceed for 406, 00 for san francisco bart travel [inaudible] this is a action item >> any questions or comments? any public comment on item number 6? seeing none we'll close public comment and colleagues can we take item 6 same house same call. without objection that is the order. >> item 7 appoint cyndi baker, joana fong, peaty gal oughta, benjamin horne, and jolsna john. >> any comment? public comment is closed. can we take item 7 same house same call? without objection that is the order >> item 8 allocate 9, 878, 876 i

today's committee member is julie christensen who is committee member this year. our clerk of the