ben rosenfield, submitting a certification of surety bond for the newly elected supervisor katy tang therefore meeting the requirements necessary. >> thank you, madam clerk. congratulations again, supervisor tang, on your achievement of being elected district 4 supervisor. madam clerk could you please call the next item? >> the first item of business will be the oath of office to the newly elected member of the board of supervisors representing district 4, supervisor katy tang. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to welcome all of you to the people's house, our beautiful legislative chamber on this day as we inaugurate one of our own, supervisor katy tang, to be the representative of district 4. before the oath is administered, i'd like to take a moment to recognize all of the officials who have joined us. we have two elected officials who have previously represented district 4. like to first take a moment and acknowledge our city assessor carmen chu who is here. (applause) >> and i'd like to also recognize former district 4 supervisor and former assembly woman, fiona ma. (ap

to my left, far left is katie tang and she is the vice chair and commissioner david chiu, are you? we are off to a rough start already. my notes. >> okay, well you guys know who everyone is, let's just go ahead and get started. i would like to take a moment and thank jessy larson and charles for broadcasting today's meeting, madam clerk are there any announcements? >> no naounsments. >> great. could you call item one? >> items two and three, for the consent calendar. and these items are considered routine, and the staff

to my left, far left is katie tang and she is the vice chair and commissioner david chiu, are you? we are off to a rough start already. my notes. >> okay, well you guys know who everyone is, let's just go ahead and get started. i would like to take a moment and thank jessy larson and charles for broadcasting today's meeting, madam clerk are there any announcements? >> no naounsments. >> great. could you call item one? >>> >> >> >> thank you very much, everyone. happy new year's to you everyday. this is our mayor's disability council meeting of 2014. i'm excited. a new year. we are going to have, welcome, introduction and roll call, please. oh, before that, sorry, harriet. harriet is going to read. thank you. >> good afternoon, welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday january 17, 2014. in room 400 of san francisco's city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. wheelchair access is provided at the van ness. the polk street access is provided via a wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available and our m

to my left, far left is katie tang and she is the vice chair and commissioner david chiu, are you? we are off to a rough start already. my notes. >> okay, well you guys know who everyone is, let's just go ahead and get started. i would like to take a moment and thank jessy larson and charles for broadcasting today's meeting, madam clerk are there any announcements? >> no naounsments. >> great. could you call item one? >> items two and three, for the consent calendar. and these items are considered routine, and the staff are not planing to present these and if a member would like to sever an item for discussion, we can do that. >> all right. >> thank you very much. >> so would anyone like to sever this item? >> would any of the commissioners like to sever an item. >> it looks like there is no interest in that. so we can continue. >> okay. >> thank you. >> is there a motion? >> okay. there is a motion made by tang, and seconded by david chiu and passes. >> number four, to authority executive direct tore execute an amendment to the memorandum of the agreement to the treasure island de

supervisor katy tang: thank you madam clerk, today i'm introducing a legislation of national slavery and human trafficking prevention month and january 11th, as national human trafficking awareness day here in san francisco. as the federal use law, human trafficking includes both labor trafficking and sex trafficking. according to the department of u.s., it's estimated that 40 thousand people are trafficked into the united states every year for involuntary servitude or modern day slavery. according to project, the national organization that raises awareness about human trafficking and operates the national trafficking resources center hotline, they say that california that is highest number of potential trafficking cases relative to other states. recently and we know this is actually happening in our own backyard. recent ly the fbi conducted and operation called cross country to deal with child trafficking throughout the united states and led to the recovery of 12 juveniles in the san francisco bay area alone representing the number of victims. so this past year the mayor formed the

new zones, but i'm looking like somebody david chiu to help me with it in the financial district, katy tang to help me with it in the sunset district and of course whoever is here responsible for the mission district to work with us because together we can establish new citizen overlay zones. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. first of all, i just want to thank you and also admire -- have a new admiration for all the things you guys have to listen on a daily basis and your attention to every topic that's brought before you. i wan to thank supervisors chiu, supervisor campos, who have taken on our resolution on item number 37 urging the federal government and president obama to end the deportations to be able to stop families from losing their jobs because of their status, as well as being able to extend back up for the dreamers. i want to thank every supervisor that has added on to themselves for the resolution and our incredible respect and admiration for having taken this position. this is absolutely imperative tonight. the president is giving his state

we had a meeting with our public manager and katie tang gave a presentation. rain gardens and there is a water enterprise benefit as well because we are doing fixes to the irrigation system which the water enterprise is paying for. holloway green streets. we have been meeting there with coffee talks and we'll be getting into construction of summer of 2015 of bulb outs. planters and pavements. it's what residents have been supportive. things like safety, lighting, some support from the bicycle coalition, our partner here is dpw as well as mta. we are looking at two separate areas. one is just adjacent to mcler and park and one is a church and we are looking to getting this going by july 15th as well. this is rain gardens and ultimate irrigation. baker beach project is kind of a neat one too. this is talking about all camino del mar. that water runs fast from the golf course to the street and causes challenges in the system. we have an ex- cess of volumes. it goes to baker beach. we are looking to manage that storm water better and we'll be looking to establishi

to my left, far left is katie tang and she is the vice chair and commissioner david chiu, are you? we are off to a rough start already. my notes. >> okay, well you guys know who everyone is, let's just go ahead and get started. i would like to take a moment and thank jessy larson