heard 9 lives saved that's an accomplishment for the police officers thank you all and commissioner katie tang and again, it is incredible

heard 9 lives saved that's an accomplishment for the police officers thank you all and commissioner katie tang and again, it is incredible and the academy class do they have driver's license but it was incredibly diverse and well educated class and so we welcome them into the path of the members of the san francisco finest and commissioner loftus thank you for knowing one of them since they're a baby san francisco has to be proud we need more on the streets it was a great ceremony. >> any other commissioner reports. >> okay hearing inspector call the next line item. >> commissioner announcements and identification for consideration and further commissioner meetings action. >> there's one item colleagues i found a resolution from january 2011 that laid out the priorities for this commission in the 3 tiered system color coded with interesting but not current so i think we need to revisit that resolution and give you the number we can revisit is it some of the things we've made a lot of progress but some other areas are lacking we need to address i want to calendar that and commissioner melara. >

i have to agree with supervisor katy tang. i would love for one ordinance to be before the board today. there are aspects of both pieces of legislation, i am ready to vote on the stronger piece of legislation, one that would address our housing crisis and would address what we are seeing which is housing stock that's actually being removed from the city. and that is exactly what we're trying to address through passing regulation of short term rentals. it's not that we're against short term rentals, we want to make sure that is exactly what people are doing, that they are merely using a room, a couch in their house for folks that are coming into the city for tourism reasons but we are not actually taking units off of the market. and that's something that we're not just seeing here in san francisco, we're seeing this in cities around the world and that's why cities globally are acting on this issue because they're seeing a shortage of housing units for people that want to live in the city. that's why we have a planning code. we

i have to agree with supervisor katy tang. i would love for one ordinance to be before the board today. there are aspects of both pieces of legislation, i am ready to vote on the stronger piece of legislation, one that would address our housing crisis and would address what we are seeing which is housing stock that's actually being removed

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

incorporate their system so i want to thank you supervisor norman yee julie christensen and 63 and katie tangkatie is our fabulous assessor our which none of you have any idea it is carmen chu it is fanatic a former supervisor in district 4 i'm going to put pressure on you carmen chu would have braft with all her principle and bring them on the bay to welcome them to their school year carmen chu thank you she collection and accesss our properties that trickled into the school district so come and talk about the trial judge down effect and who gets impacted cayman thank you for being here it means a lot to us (clapping.) now our process is not a simple process we actually ask for nomination throughout the year we we collect the nomination this year 1906 and 77 teacher nomination from 67 schools so they go there a rigorous process with the personnel files and we're looking for outstanding evaluations and insuring the commitment of 5 years a minimum of 5 years and then we have a panel that so our panel has every year kind of grasped with the idea of those all of those operations and figuring out

incorporate their system so i want to thank you supervisor norman yee julie christensen and 63 and katie tange is our fabulous assessor our which none of you have any idea it is carmen chu it is fanatic a former supervisor in district

. >> thank you, chairman el camino real supervisor farrell and supervisor katie tang supervisor yee and supervisor wiener thank you for the opportunity for letting me make the presentation he want to express in my gratitude in trying and sometimes contentious committee i you'd to call it the most thank also job in past years in a budget criticized that was stating the obvious but with improved combhifk conditions less objective our greater revenue is by greater obligations i know it comes with greater expectations so may not be as obvious but you have the toughest thank less job i want to discuss my expectations in the city attorney's office first, we're in discussion with the budget analyst and very, very optimistic about our reach resolution this week and i'm very confident we will be back next week saying we've reached an agreement as your lawyer i assume you're aware of the legislation to provide you with council to review the contractors shutter bonds and other instruments and recommends supplements to pursue the litigation in favor of the taxpayers if you take that work and multip

wednesday, june 17, 2015, my name is mark and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by katie tang and yee and mar and weiner and breed as well and i want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this, and the clerk of the committee miss wong. >> do you have announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices speaker cards to be included as part of the file should be submitted by the clerk and items today will be appearing on the june 23rd, board of supervisor's agenda, and there are currently six supervisors in the chamber and we are convened as a special meeting of the board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> and the departments want to thank you for being here after the warrior's victory and i want to get going, call 1 through three. ? >> on the budget up dates from the mayor and the controller and the legislative analyst, including balance, shortfalls, strength and additional revenues, two, proposed budget and appreciation ordinance, all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for departments of the city and county of san francisco ending june, 30

lots of time to create this commission to serve the public, and also i want to say our supervisor katy tang. she also spent this time to improve on the ordinance for accessibility requirement. both of them will join us later on this afternoon. also we are doing a little bit early celebration on the 25th anniversary for the commission for the state. we are happy. 25 years is a long time. a young man stills has lots of energy. we're going to move forward and make people understand and especially san francisco is a tough city, lots of challenge because of the physical condition. we're not trying to penalize the owner or anything. we just want to encourage them and help out for the public to make sure they comply to the law, and further to spend too much time to talk about it i would like to introduce steven to come up and then start the program. thank you. >> well thank you very much for that introduction and it's a pleasure to be here. i appreciate san francisco inviting us to join today. my name is steve dolim. i'm commissioner with the ccda and presently serving as vice chair to the commiss

is wednesday, june 24, 2015, my name is supervisor farrell i'm joined by vice chair supervisor katie tang

. >> great i don't have any questions supervisor katie tang. >> for all the planners if all of you could state what you achieved i know we have a lot of applicant shed light please. thank you supervisor tang i say my number one priority is meetings and people come to the meetings outside of that i hope we could have more communication with our constituents with the young people and get more youngest people involved in the oversight committee and have constant communication we're hearing their opinions how to improve the process not only having the community meet throughout the wu year but rallying our goals back to the youth and taxpayers. >> thank you thank you. >> okay. next up carmen is she here? >> hello board of supervisors sorry you a pretty short. >> so hi, i'm carmen applying for seat 7 i feel like i'd be sorry as an 18-year-old i have many connections with the youth around the city a first generation my mom from el salvador and my father from venezuela i've dealt with the immigration laws and learning english was hard i had to repeat a grade in especially my mom was disabled and

is wednesday, june 24, 2015, my name is supervisor farrell i'm joined by vice chair supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee i want to thank jennifer lowe and

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 your comments to the item itself. thank you very much. >> may i have the overhead please. my nam

. >> so moved and motion pie supervisor katie tang and second by supervisor mar we'll take that without objection. >> okay. up next our board of appeals. >> good afternoon supervisor farrell and members i'm cynthia goldstein the executive director of board of appeals all to take a couple of minutes to go over the boards experience and give you our budget experience i mean the board provides the final decision for a wide range and we try to do that in an efficient manner this first chart of the number of pillows and the projected number we're looking hundred and 85 appeals slightly less than last year and blow the 10 thousand appeals per year the vitamin is higher than than the revision or recession years the next slide look at the snapshot of the demonstrations which city departments are issued the decision as typical for the board the majority are land use related stem from the planning department and planning commission and the department of building inspection and the zoning administrator we do also have in the last few years experiencing a number of appeals significant appeals from

board of supervisors, my name is john avalos, the chair of the committee, to my right is supervisor katy tang, the vice chair we will be supervisor cohen is not going to be able to make it today and would like to motion she be excused for her absent >> so moved >> i will second we will take that without objection. our clerk is alisa. could you share with us your announcements. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices, and the cards, documents should be filed to the clerk, it will be appear on the june 9th. board of supervisors unless otherwise stated, >> let's go to first item please. >> appointment, citizen's committee on community development. 2017. there is one seat, and three applicants. ook, good, i did >> good i did hear this item be requested to be continued. and actually thought, since we already continued this item to this specific date. by the office that is seeking to continue, i thought it might be better especially for the people who waited, and present to this to have this forwarded to the full board, i rather we hear from the applicants and the people supporting them i

wouldn't say disturbing but alarming and i'll bring this to the attention of supervisor weiner and katie tang as well and i hope that all of these issues are hashed out and that the business -- for example myself you know my profession is respected and my livelihood is respected and as a health serving institution is respected and they are not put under extraordinary pressure for more fees and regulations which will not control which is really the problem which is the criminalization of prostitution got a problem here where a massage therapy is associated with prostitution and it's an ongoing trouble and i don't want to have to suffer my career and the public's access to healing massage suffer because of that and thank you. >> thank you for coming out. >> yes. mr. hollis? >> good afternoon commission. first of all, i would just like to thank you all for dealing with us for the past couple of months not months as long as we have been here [laughter] definitely appreciate supervisor weiner and his recommendations to help us out with bringing us some kind of right into this bill that we have goi

is wednesday, june 24, 2015, my name is supervisor farrell i'm joined by vice chair supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee i want to thank jennifer lowe and others for clovrg this and mrs. clerk linda wong a rescheduled meeting for in wednesday as well as the recess meeting for monday, i want to welcome supervisor eric mar and the 905 recess meeting from monday so madam clerk it you would call we're going to take care of a few things and back into recess the fire department. >> yes. mr. chair item 5 ordinance amending the fire code to increase the fees forces departments services and making environmental finding. >> okay. thank you colleagues that is part of fire department we have the gentleman here. >> good morning marsh here to speak on would item the first was approved last week this piece of legislation for changes to the san francisco fire code with a minor fee for permits and inspections the increases is needed for the cost of recovering the fees for the department those fees are not raised for the last few years but we need 4 percentage to recover costs i'll be happy to a

hoping that the sincerity i'm hearing today of people willing to do that especially what supervisor katy tang said in regards to the sharing of the information of who is registering, i mean who is actually advertising and so forth, is an important piece as far as i'm concerned in terms of being able to enforce anything we put up there. so i will be supporting the continuance with the caveat that i feel like there's some sincerity in the discussion to compromise. >> thank you, supervisor yee. supervisor kim. >> so, speaking specifically about the continuance, i mean the one thing i will say is that my understanding is that over the last 8 months, since october there has been discussions between parties about coming to one ordinance that would come before the board. and over the last 8 months we have not seen those discussions to come to fruition yet. and i guess i'm not convinced that one more month is going to get us there and i guess i would ask the initiator

supervisor katy tang had one ride. >>> a police k-9 attacked an officer in richmond and was shot. [ inaudibleit happened yesterday morning in the police department parking lot. the three-year-old dog somehow got out of the back of the patrol car and attacked an officer inside the building. officer did not have safety gear on and didn't know the command to get the dog off so he shot him. >> was that the right judgment call to fire a shot?! >> you know, it depends on the officer, if he felt, um, that the actions by the k-9 warranted it. i wasn't there. i can't say what his thought process was at the time. >> that police officer will be okay. the dog was critically injured but veterinarians have been able to stabilize the dog. richmond police say something like this has never happened before. >>> nine san francisco police officers will stay on paid leave because of racist texts. a judge is weighing whether the city waited too long to discipline them. the officers contend the department should have started the process after learning of the texts three years ago. but the sfpd said that would have