. >> thank you supervisor kim mr. clerk a announcement. >> we have 9 member meeting we're not xheemgd with a quorum. >> next open the docket is supervisor yee. >> i really want to thank the budget committee for getting this budget to us and giving us the opportunity to support that i'm disappointed it ended so early i've heard how wonderful is is to staying hereafter 3 and 4 in the morning i'm really disappointed supervisor farrell joking aside. when you look at the things that are added in the add back you'll realize the different needs we have in the city. there's not enough funding to really meet the needs of every single item but i am happy with many of the ones that are listed here the food security at the desk piece was very important, several of the supervisors have mentioned the animal care having to judge the puppy contest with 50 dogs and so many of the owners coming up to me and saying you know, i just got this dog or puppy and it was ready to be put to sleep and there was only 3 months ago i heard this ove

mr. wade rose who is representing the san francisco chamber of commerce. (clapping.) >> mayor ed lee and supervisor kim and supervisors we the business community are police department mr. reginald that a single ballet measure had been appearing in november to ask the folks of san francisco whether or not they want to support an expansion and growth in the minimum wage. the issue about the discussions we were involved with and have been involved it come down to the observation that a compromise is a precious idea that has to be experienced to be healthy that we think that the consensus built up around this measure residents will be voting on we've reached the compromise. one of the kind of facts of san francisco which is not well understood because we're bless to be a headquarter city and a huge amount of high tech are coming in is that 80 percent of the 6 hundred thousand people who are employed in san francisco are employed by small and medium businesses businesses often less than 20 people, 80 percent in the twitters or the pg&e. it's the folks who have put themselves open the lineup to put a busines

and mr. kim is laboring to make sure that no under aged sales of tobacco occur on his premises and he is here seeking lean antsy on the 25-day suspension, and seeking, you know, potentially enhanced fines or something in lieu of that but the 25 days will be catastrophic to his business and here to seek the lean antsy of the board. >> thank you. >> before you sit down, i am reviewing the tax returns submitted under one of the exhibit tabs. is there an did that line item amount that reflects the sales of tobacco products? >> which exhibit are you referring to? >> i think that it is 4. exhibit 4. >> exhibit 4? >> i don't think that it does. but i am just wondering. >> the total gross sales? >> yeah. >> is there any subtotal anywhere that it would reflect that the tobacco... >> how much is actually cigarettes because you represented 40 percent. >> he is referring to exhibit 1. >> okay. >> number of cigarette packs sold during the period covered and that looks to be a quarterly report. it looks like 8

mr. smith >> thank you supervisor kim. my name is ramona smith i've minding in san francisco for over thirty years of those years i've been spending most of the time volunteering my services with improvement for quality of life issues. my work history goes back to the daefgs before it was under the secretary of state at that time. i became involved that disable and today, i still have those concerns about access for our seniors our disabled as well as our veterans. my volunteer services is for the advisory committee and where i served as officers of the chair of the subcommittee and was definitely involved in the finance committee. i also was revolved with the study of barriers of transportation in the city which is about a year ago. in addition for 3 terms i served as is pedestrian safety act under opposed folks. with that, i can say without hesitation my commitment to the quality of life concerns and my ability to be a good listener and i do plan to continue my involvements with any community district 67 as well as other

. >> mr. kim kardashian. the sixth nba team. 5.9 rebounds per game.o trevor booker agreed to two-year, $10 million deal with the jazz. he's spent his entire career in d.c. we say good-bye to him. last season he started in 45 games averaging nearly seven points per game. booker leaving open the number of a certain local guy we know, kevin durant. just kidding. free agency. he won't be a free agent until 201. but positive thoughts. wizards summer league, john wall checking out the young guys out there. glen rice, jr., taking on the heat. whiz up 7. over to wright. up here, a lot more. porter driving the lane. 19 points. up 13 at the break. in the third, wizards run away with it. alley-oop. finishes with the dunk. 24 points. wizards hang on for the 85-83 w win. why not? tiger woods didn't make the cut last month. he'll have a breakout performance at the british open on thursday. the former world number one and winner of 14 majors played in just two competitive rounds in two months. playing in his first major of the season, his goal is apparent. it's to w

jane kim write and supervisor kim for the late mr. mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned.

mr. cannabis dispensary i want to give you the opportunities to make racks >> he's here to respond to questions. >> supervisor kim has a question. >> thank you, mr. cider good to see you i want to say i'm completely in support of the interim controls before us today and glad we're going to look at cleaning up the lack around business signs it's been over thirty years since. >> 50. >> 50? 62 in his. i had some questions around even kind of the origin i'm looking at this from a narrow precipitation but in the tenderloin i think one aspect it's a been critically frustrating is the amount of tobacco and liquor advisement on stores that face into the neighborhoods some of out inclines but secondly, it make me think about why do we put this into place why allow the advertising for a loophole >> at least a number of the members of the board we all postdate 1965 when the definition was crafted our working assumes thas has been that everyday when we walk by a store in the tenderloin and see dan's liquor store and a or whatever and ofrnlts see a somewhat sign for coca-cola our understanding the amenity has been induced and

mr. president. supervisor farrell supervisor kim. >> thank you. today, i'm introducing the beginning of some clean up language for the plan, which the board of supervisors passed in march of 2013 i want to thank supervisor wiener and supervisor campos introducing legislation that makes clear our protective intent that didn't make its way in the project from fulsome to harrison weighing we've been working to purchase the cable resident to address the 11 street to house the arts on drag icon as training shack that's been going on for 18 years in san francisco. that has a rich lgbt culture and i recently rer sponsored a renaming and i'm sponsoring part of the lgbt x social district the creation of a lgbt social district is about celebrating the vitality of the current community with small business support and zoning and others. i will continue to support this they contribute to the northern in the same legislation looking to clean up other districts >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar. i want to ask if i could join supervisor and president ch

jane kim write and supervisor kim for the late mr. mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. good afternoon ladie gentlemen, welcome to the special meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and parking horticulture commission. >> director brinkman. director lee. director nolan and chair we have quorum. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound like pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices

you just made reference to mr. kim pledging to clean up his business, but you also sort of stating that this was an off random incident and so i am unclear. >> correct. >> he intends to continue in operating in the rep utable manner. this has forced him to talk to his employees each day about carding people. if you look in some of the exhibits, they, there is a clear training that goes on just from looking down at the counter what we need to look at, what birth dates you are looking at as far as id and stuff, and this is one incident that occurred and unfortunately was a violation, but he is pounding even harder on his employees each day to follow the law, and make sure that each person who comes in is identified. >> thank you. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you. >> mis young, anything further? >> i would like to let the board know that the department of public health is consistent with its enforcement practice, and 25 days suspension is pretty standard for the department of public health and this is how we handle the fi

>>supervisor jane kim: thank you, ms. drew. mr. eagan? >> good afternoon, supervisors. ted eagan from the office of economic analysis. today our office issued and economic impact report on this item and i would like to walk you through findings and conclusions. it will take me one moment to bring up the powerpoint. >> thank you. as supervisor kim indicated, the minimum wage increase begins on may 2015, at $12. 25 to july 1, 2019, and thereafter receives an annual increase. just to provide an a little bit of background. the minimum wage in san francisco since 1968. both the federal minimum wage and state minimum wage and then the city's minimum wage. the city did have a large minimum wage increase in 2003 and has had the highest minimum wage in the country since then. however even today's minimum wage would not be as high as the minimum wage wage would have been had it kept up with inflation since 1968. in addition since the state action the gap between the state and city's minimum wage will shrink. the states minimum wage has risen $1968. in addition since the state act

and then followed by hans kim and anthony ballister. >> good afternoon mr.illiams. >> good afternoon. i understand that you guys aren't obligated to answer any questions, but i just wanted to state some of the facts about the municipal railway. i am a driver. my name is p.j. williams and i drive out of the green division. the average driver at muni spends $35 a day just to get to work. that translates over 52 weeks that translates to $9100 a year. now after five years' of no raise, and no cola, no cost of living adjustment, we were all very appalled by what we have seen in the papers and what the media reports about the "contract." we all know what a swap is and we all know what a trade-off is, but after five years of no raisess and they come after us and the deal includes money coming away from us, a takeaway, and you wonder why the drivers are so upset? all we want to be treated like is human beings. we're not asking to make the most money. we're just asking to be treated fair and have a competitive raise. not so much a compared raise because you can compa

kim. >> i was going to ask mr. sanchez to come up. >> good afternoon mr. sanchez i'll keep my comments brief for the proposed ordinance that changes the zoning for the june 12th is approved at 7 zero under the consent calendar that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> mr. sanchez. >> so unless there's other presentations i was going to make two technical amendments and can do them after public comment. >> why not start with public comment. >> my public comment on items 3, 4, 5 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> great colleagues, i have two technical edits on page one line four to respect this with mc t dash 3. i don't know how to - >> it is 385 dash x i couldn't think of the term and the second technical term on page 4 line 1 to strike through the word and put in highway one to the west those are technical words to make it clear. >> so supervisor kim has proposed amendments she's described we'll without objection the amendments are adapted. >> i want to forward item 3 with recommendation and 4 to 5 without recommendation with a hearing date that

jane kim write and supervisor kim for the late mr. mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance subcommittee meeting for wednesday, july 23rd, 2014. my name is mark farrell. i will be chairing this committee. i am joined by supervisor eric mar. want to thank the clerk of the committee ms. linda wong as well the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jonathan gomwalk and jennifer low. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes,. [speaker not understood] be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 29th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you, madam clerk. can you call item number 1? >> item number 1 is a resolution approving a c

kim. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first, i want to thank supervisor farrell for his leadership on this piece of legislation. this is long overdue. it is similar to some other recent legislation we passed where you have a really good idea that has been floating around city hall and being discussed in the community for many years, but has never got the traction to move forward. so, i really want to give supervisor farrell and the entire coalition that's been working on this for so long for finally getting the traction necessary to get this passed. and even though i think i have a different perspective than supervisor kim, i want to agree that it's very good that we are doing this at the board of supervisors. if this was forced on the ballot, if the board were unwilling to move this forward at the board, it creates other challenges that we can avoid by just passing it through the normal legislative process. so, i'm glad that it appears to be happening that way. i was proud to be an original co-sponsor on this legislation

mr. bean. >> all right. supervisor kim and supervisor wiener do you have any questions for anyone i think what we can do is table this hearing as heard >> mr. reiskin did you want to say anything in response to the public comment. >> thank you mr. chair, i guess a few things to the later two comments i've mentioned supervisor cohen has made it clear with the concerns at the end of the line i want to emphasize with or without this loop the two cars will double the capacity of the two lines before it will be creating a significant service over the length of the t line with regard to a guarantee we did adapt a policy this year my board adapted a policy by which which we looked at the different neighborhoods to make sure they're getting muni service this looked at the bayview for example, relative to the system average and making scombrauchlts and capital improvements or service management accordingly so in effect this provides that guarantee. in terms of the balance of the comments they seem to understand the need for a turn