crook crook under open session they heard a presentation think lodged rate presentation on the laguna honda rehab program and as well the administrator's report also at the open session talked about open wide policies in closed session they talked about the criminal report that's all. >> thank you. i guess you have no comment on the survey. >> other than it is going on right now and i'm sure it is going well. >> thank you. >> so move on to item 10 we have committee agenda setting i'd like to to note commissioners as commissioner chow mentioned earlier the october 6th planning meeting is coming up i'll send you the details and also note that october 22nd is the joint meeting with the planning commission to discuss is cdc agreement i know that all of you are able to make it to remind you for those how didn't say they could attend. >> hfa have we sent reminders on that letter out recently. >> i have not but i object to do so and that is good. >> there will be a staff report we'll be receiving beforehand. >> yes. there's we're ref is now we want to give it to you in advance for our review

he's played a major leader in the health center as the deputy care we're excited and i know that laguna honda is excited i'll stop there commissioners, if there is any other questions or comments i'd like to answer questions. >> commissioners any comments if not then do you have. >> i wanted to thank the director for supporting the physician mile-per-hour and the medical society an important form for the physicians to be involved in the policymaking with regards to the communication of the public health issues the relationship relatively has been equally been beneficial i want to share i had several copies of doctor chiu's wonderful article on asian bli of 23 we'll be discussing that later on it broke in the medical society journal i had the honor of then enterprising the medicine so you'll find additional quite well spread 2 thousand members that goes statewide in sacramento and gives san francisco a very good vehicle to share the good work we're doing in our universe and rep our public health work. >> thank you i just wanted to make a comment the alisa miller floral vicarious i'd like

patient in self-reliance i san francisco general hospital this is part of community health network and laguna an integration of coordination of services and when dr. chow came board and i he in 1998 it is the leadership and the trust and commitment to the highest level of excellence for the citizens and visitors that are in san francisco general so on behalf of i know as as member of the also the foundation and i said to this the outstanding leadership i will move we accept this gift and thank those exceptional donors for the ongoing contributions belief in san francisco general. >> there's a motion for the resolution was interest a second? >> second. >> okay. we'll be considering the resolution he didn't see my public comment. >> could we the executive director the foundation come up and say. >> i was going to ask there is more than one resolve we need to understand how each of those resolves work we have the resolution because it has been moved and seconded and certainly like to have the executive directors also talked u talk with us perhaps someone can explain not just accepting the $5 mil

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna.when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a perf

crook crook under open session they heard a presentation think lodged rate presentation on the lagunaehab program and as well the administrator's report also at the open session talked about open wide policies in closed session they talked about the criminal report that's all. >> thank you. i guess you have no comment on the survey. >> other than it is going on right now and i'm sure it is going well. >> thank you. >> so move on to item 10 we have committee agenda setting i'd like to to note commissioners as commissioner chow mentioned earlier the october 6th planning meeting is coming up i'll send you the details and also note that october 22nd is the joint meeting with the planning commission to discuss is cdc agreement i know that all of you are able to make it to remind you for those how didn't say they could attend. >> hfa have we sent reminders on that letter out recently. >> i have not but i object to do so and that is good. >> there will be a staff report we'll be receiving beforehand. >> yes. there's we're ref is now we want to give it to you in advance for our review and any

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

haight street between laguna and ashbury and it's taking a toll on businesses there. tomorrow city leaders will ask for a public hearing to fire the general contractor. the company name, synergy project management. the company says the gas lines weren't properly marked, but city workers aren't buying it. >> because after you basically made the mistake of the first gas leak, wouldn't you do something different if you're not sure that the maps are okay? >> city leaders say the project should have taken only five weeks. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. update to the forecast, showers for tuesday. we're also tracking the best chance of rain from this storm system. i'll have details in my microclimate forecast. >>> and then some people know processed meats aren't necessarily good for your health. but there's never been a warning like this. the blunt words today that has many bacon lovers taking notice. >>> just say no to black friday. one company is closing its doors to shoppers and is asking them to do something surprising. >>> president obama's unusual l

will target recipe from other san francisco based on transitioning into the community so not just laguna the housing support services through the scattering sites will be empowered and looking for the xhaushgal details with the master lease holders and provide housing retention that will have more updates in the next staff report that concludes the highlights of the report any questions? >> oh, commissioner sims. >> one a minor one in the demographics portion of the report there is a bullet that says almost 1/3rd for instance, referrals from white it is should wish stated more than 1/3rd is 33 percent and the other question i had about the demographic study one of the things we've learned from the lgbt task force it was difficult to track our lgbt self-identifying seniors in the city no reference in the report to that segment it is interesting to understand and no gender definition been men and women it would be interesting to have a better understanding of that you. >> we can look at that and see how grand letter we can get in the next report. >> i really have the concerns bus it was ha

will target recipe from other san francisco based on transitioning into the community so not just laguna the housing support services through the scattering sites will be empowered and looking for the xhaushgal details with the master lease holders and provide housing retention that will have more updates in the next staff report that concludes the highlights of the report any questions? >> oh, commissioner sims. >> one a minor one in the demographics portion of the report there is a bullet that says almost 1/3rd for instance, referrals from white it is should wish stated more than 1/3rd is 33 percent and the other question i had about the demographic study one of the things we've learned from the lgbt task force it was difficult to track our lgbt self-identifying seniors in the city no reference in the report to that segment it is interesting to understand and no gender definition been men and women it would be interesting to have a better understanding of that you. >> we can look at that and see how grand letter we can get in the next report. >> i really have the concerns bus it was ha

pictures of a whale in distress near laguna beach in orange county. we have been watching the last few moments -- apologies, we lost the helicopter there for a second but the whale was possibly entangled in a buoy and the lines attached to the buoy. people on boat nearby you saw one of those boats there trying to help. they may have been able to do that. the last pictures we saw the whale showed it moving freely and as you saw the whale was spouting so hopefully, it's a good ending to that. >> yeah. hopefully. >>> all right. time to check in with paul now. he is in vallejo with a super bowl 50 tour stopping by fright night where are those trophies? >> they are right there. they are right there. they are the popular attraction. it's super fright night. eight super bowl trophies part of the super bowl 50 tour. isn't it awesome they are on display? looks like they are doing a couple of events every week and it's super fright night tonight and tomorrow in vallejo and the weather is fantastic. hundreds of folks here already. they are expecting a big crowd

crews are replacing aging pipes along haight street from laguna to ashbury, but one of the project contractors has manned to rupture gas lines five separate times in one block. mark matthews is there in san francisco. mark, frustrated neighbors where you are. what are they doing about it? >> well, they're complaining to the city. the city is going to have a meeting. we'll tell you about that in a meeting. just in this one block, we're at haight and ash bury, between here and the next street down, masonic, supposed to take a few weeks to do the street repairs. it's now six months and counting. >> started back in april. >> the owner of a tattoo parlor said it went bad from the beginning. >> the first day, they hit a gas line. >> within days, a sinkhole opened up in the middle of the street. the merchants called public works. >> they gave us assurances they were to proceed without further instance. >> when the work resumed, so did the ruptures. >> they just progressed down haight street until we got to here where we said this is enough. we're going to stop the project. >> what are you thinking? >

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna.me a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a perfect solutio

he's played a major leader in the health center as the deputy care we're excited and i know that laguna honda is excited i'll stop there commissioners, if there is any other questions or comments i'd like to answer questions. >> commissioners any comments if not then do you have. >> i wanted to thank the director for supporting the physician mile-per-hour and the medical society an important form for the physicians to be involved in the policymaking with regards to the communication of the public health issues the relationship relatively has been equally been beneficial i want to share i had several copies of doctor chiu's wonderful article on asian bli of 23 we'll be discussing that later on it broke in the medical society journal i had the honor of then enterprising the medicine so you'll find additional quite well spread 2 thousand members that goes statewide in sacramento and gives san francisco a very good vehicle to share the good work we're doing in our universe and rep our public health work. >> thank you i just wanted to make a comment the alisa miller floral vicarious i'd like

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna.hen i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a perfe

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crews are replacing aging pipes from laguna to ash berry. a contractor has managed to repeatedly rupture gas lines leaving businesses fuming. frustrated neighbors, what's the city doing about this? >> reporter: the city is going to try to fire the subcontractor. we're talking about one block and a much larger street repair project. the one block has shut down the whole project because in one block a subcontractor managed to hit and rupture five separate gas lines. this morning fifth district supervisor called the subcontractor on this project incompetent. >> to make five mistakes where gas lines are ruptured is a real problem. >> reporter: they're calling on the city to fire synergy project management. they're the ones that dug into the gas lines. a spokesman told me over the phone that the city and pacific gas and electric gave the company inaccurate maps hence the problems. the president of the neighborhood council backs that up. >> they're definitely inaccuracies within the map. that was shown pretty early on. >> reporter: pg&e disputes t

the three-mile walk starts at 11:00 this morning at bay and laguna streets in san francisco.y good weather, lisa? >> yeah. a lot of cloud cover in advance of a weak cold front. moisture is limited. if you see anything at all it should be a few light sprinkles and really focused in the north bay. here's a look at live doppler hd. there's a little moisture offshore but you are noticing the low clouds, the high clouds in advance of the system. but it will clear out and it will get into a sunnier, second half of the day. as we widen the view you will notice the area of low pressure to the north of us. once gone all the rain pushing up into the pacific northwest. there is yet another system that's going to split. some of the moisture will be to the north, some to the south. that's the system we've been talking about for days. first things first as we go into the pacific. there is that hurricane that tips to weaken. right now it's just a category 1. ollav with winds of 90 miles per hour. gusts to 115. and the track of this system continues to push towards the coast. and then some o

there was one audit, the $583 million the laguna honda hospital replacement and found that department of water and power was unable to verify compliance with 8 of 34 close out procedures. so what we are saying is that documentation was inadequate for 24% of the items in a contract that exceeded a half billion dollars. that is not acceptable. the civil grand jury request city departments to proceeds and use a close out checklist and the city department maintain documentation that contractors have read in complied with the contract. the city is not to issue the controller the recommendation of the policy. they responded that it was not going to be implemented because it's not warranted. how can it not use a close out for documentation that contractors have fully complied with the construction contract before they receive the final payment. no. 6, these get quicker as i go along. >>supervisor norman yee: yeah. let's wrap it up. >> the city employees protection and project manager, 71% in two departments. department of water and power 40% and department of water and power 31%. what you ha

i would imagine that if you checked it down there at huntington beach and laguna beach with a lot of rip current rescues. they would do that as well, generating a chance for a sprinkle as we would go through the next 36 hours. but for us, looking at mostly sunny. continuing to be very warm. tonight will be a beautiful sunset. it will be so clear and a beautiful sunset, you'll be seeing the sunset from the beach. 92 in fairfield and concord and just a warm day. look at how warm it is than yesterday. 8 degrees warmer. plus 10 degrees, the departure which is the heat. now tomorrow will be about the same or a little bit warmer, being the warmest day of the week. here we go with those temperatures in the 90s. right? just being strong and in creating nice weather. talking about the current, ocean beach in san francisco. living to close proximity. as the weather gets like it does today and tomorrow now you'll go swimming with the rip currents, very dangerous out there. i'm sure they had a lot of rips out at ocean beach today. you can see the temperatures drop off as we would head in to satu

the three-mile walk starts at 11:00 this morning at bay and laguna streets in san francisco. decent weather for those walkers, according to ms. argen, who is hear now with an update. we are looking at some cloud cover. we have all morning long. any sprinkles with that so far? no. live doppler 7hd cop firm the cloud cover. you see a little bit of a return here but none of it is reaching the ground. this is going to clear. we will look for sunshine and cooler temperatures today with maybe a sprinkles throughout the around. but overall just kind of dying on the vine as it pushes through. still a lot of energy with remnant low from what was hurricane patricia right here into texas and louisiana. the focus shifting out of texas, moving into lafayette, and isolated tornadoes are possible here. they picked up nearly a foot of rain in some parts of texas and they will be getting a break. now from emeryville we can see the cloud cover and a the bit of clearing there with 60 san francisco. san jose. 61 half man bay. it's a mild start but with limited sun this morning it's a cooler fini

the three-mile walk starts at 11:00 this morning at bay and laguna streets in san francisco. we might have had a little bit of drizzle overnight, but it seems to have cleared up this morning, lisa. >> yeah. we have a weak front that's on the way, and it will be pushing through parts of our northern portion of the north bay. so, yes, we could see a little bit more precip. but all in all, this is a very moisture-starved front. it's very weak, and it's painting a very cloudy picture for us. as a result, temperatures are much milder this morning. you can see the area of low pressure pushing up into the pacific northwest. and that's where the moisture is. the tail end of the front will bring us the chan of a sprinkle or two. but we are hooking at really drenching rains continuing for the houston area. the threat continues now through the coast of texas, through louisiana and mississippi, where not only could they see some thunder storms, but the risk of tornadoes. so tore another day hear we are looking at some very dangerous conditions. in fact, isolated spots have picked up over

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna.me a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a perfect solutio

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna.hen i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a perfe

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

columbus avenue] hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 500 laguna street to 705 columbus avenue (district 3), to carrie peters, for red fangs, llc, dba rialto mercato, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. city clerk: sf 41234 >> thank you, this next one that you have before you a pcn report for rialto mercado located at 705 columbus avenue. they have applied for a 21 off sale general license and to sell beer and wine. there are no letters of protest and no letters of support recorded with abc. they are located in plot 120 which is not considered a high crime area. they are located in census tract 0107 considered a high concentration. alu approves with the following recommendations. sales of alcoholic beverage shall be permitted from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. loitering standing about or aimlessly is prohibited under the control of the licensee as depicted on the 527 form. no one under the age of 21 shall sell alcoholic beverages. more than 200 milliliters is prohibited. powder alcohol is prohibi

. >> supervisors thank you for this hearing he have my person if laguna honda he's over armory care arlene is a key person in making sure we get those reports right going forward we have a little bit of a summary we turned in the report for this fiscal year it's much improved over the fiscal year prior to that the reports prior to that the person that was pulling the report together went out on to leave before it was due and didn't come back we the our best to put it back but the immigrant affairs pointed the 2013-2014 figures were similar we realized we had a problem this past year as you may know we were under the affordable health care and we have a network director and marceline partnered with the new qualities assurance coordinator look at how to improve that report as a result when we realized with had not been accurately taping into the place we provide did swifrz we were providing more services than reporting not doing a good job of putting it together we mentioned the budgeted part that have can be that some years we have to put a lot of translation once we do that translation we

will target recipe from other san francisco based on transitioning into the community so not just lagunas through the scattering sites will be empowered and looking for the xhaushgal details with the master lease holders and provide housing retention that will have more updates in the next staff report that concludes the highlights of the report any questions? >> oh, commissioner sims. >> one a minor one in the demographics portion of the report there is a bullet that says almost 1/3rd for instance, referrals from white it is should wish stated more than 1/3rd is 33 percent and the other question i had about the demographic study one of the things we've learned from the lgbt task force it was difficult to track our lgbt self-identifying seniors in the city no reference in the report to that segment it is interesting to understand and no gender definition been men and women it would be interesting to have a better understanding of that you. >> we can look at that and see how grand letter we can get in the next report. >> i really have the concerns bus it was hard for me to review this rep

. >> supervisors thank you for this hearing he have my person if laguna honda he's over armory care arlene is a key person in making sure we get those reports right going forward we have a little bit of a summary we turned in the report for this fiscal year it's much improved over the fiscal year prior to that the reports prior to that the person that was pulling the report together went out on to leave before it was due and didn't come back we the our best to put it back but the immigrant affairs pointed the 2013-2014 figures were similar we realized we had a problem this past year as you may know we were under the affordable health care and we have a network director and marceline partnered with the new qualities assurance coordinator look at how to improve that report as a result when we realized with had not been accurately taping into the place we provide did swifrz we were providing more services than reporting not doing a good job of putting it together we mentioned the budgeted part that have can be that some years we have to put a lot of translation once we do that translation we

80 contingent i've my husband chuck lives and aids home a assistant living facility at hayes and laguna and been there 8 months we happily experienced the beer garden into through e there two or three times a week the beer garden a second home chuck is in a blower and accommodated when at the goes there we've had great fun and met any new friends and enjoyed the wonderful food and introduced the beer garden to frame members and friends and other residents we just don't know what we'll do without the site i have many letters from the folks that visited the beer garden in interest of time a couple of listens if friends in sonoma the beer garden is an absolutely give me if one wants to understand and appreciate the neighborhood that make up san francisco and hayes valley then the beer garden provides a perfect example and in the ends they say it is a hidden gem should not be be hidden and thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good morning. i'm charles i am a hayes valley residents i live on page street octavia with my fiance and own a restaurant in hayes valley

i lived more than half my leaf at eddie and laguna. when i became a supervisor and met with the mayor he asked me, what my three top priorities were on the board. and, number one, public housing. number two, public housing. number three, public housing. since then, the mayor and i have been working hand in hand to do something different. 1960 housing policies cannot solve our housing crisis in the city and county of san francisco. nor, can we continue to allow the residents of public housing to be neglected. the conditions that exist in many of these developments existed when i was growing up there. bad plumbing. rodents. no response to fixing the problem. discovering that we had about 10-$12 million to fix over 4000 public housing units, and we had over $200 million of the deferred maintenance, well, it really upset me because there was nothing that i felt that i could do to change the lives of the people who live here. so, i did working hard with the mayor, with edward lee to try and figure out something different. no, it's not a per

. >> supervisors thank you for this hearing he have my person if laguna honda he's over armory care arlene is a key person in making sure we get those reports right going forward we have a little bit of a summary we turned in the report for this fiscal year it's much improved over the fiscal year prior to that the reports prior to that the person that was pulling the report together went out on to leave before it was due and didn't come back we the our best to put it back but the immigrant affairs pointed the 2013-2014 figures were similar we realized we had a problem this past year as you may know we were under the affordable health care and we have a network director and marceline partnered with the new qualities assurance coordinator look at how to improve that report as a result when we realized with had not been accurately taping into the place we provide did swifrz we were providing more services than reporting not doing a good job of putting it together we mentioned the budgeted part that have can be that some years we have to put a lot of translation once we do that translation we

will target recipe from other san francisco based on transitioning into the community so not just laguna housing support services through the scattering sites will be empowered and looking for the xhaushgal details with the master lease holders and provide housing retention that will have more updates in the next staff report that concludes the highlights of the report any questions? >> oh, commissioner sims. >> one a minor one in the demographics portion of the report there is a bullet that says almost 1/3rd for instance, referrals from white it is should wish stated more than 1/3rd is 33 percent and the other question i had about the demographic study one of the things we've learned from the lgbt task force it was difficult to track our lgbt self-identifying seniors in the city no reference in the report to that segment it is interesting to understand and no gender definition been men and women it would be interesting to have a better understanding of that you. >> we can look at that and see how grand letter we can get in the next report. >> i really have the concerns bus it was hard f

columbus avenue] hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 500 laguna street to 705 columbus avenue (district 3), to carrie peters, for red fangs, llc, dba rialto mercato, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. city clerk: sf 41234 >> thank you, this next one that you have before you a pcn report for rialto mercado located at 705 columbus avenue. they have applied for a 21 off sale general license and to sell beer and wine. there are no letters of protest and no letters of support recorded with abc. they are located in plot 120 which is not considered a high crime area. they are located in census tract 0107 considered a high concentration. alu approves with the following recommendations. sales of alcoholic beverage shall be permitted from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. loitering standing about or aimlessly is prohibited under the control of the licensee as depicted on the 527 form. no one under the age of 21 shall sell alcoholic beverages. more than 200 milliliters is prohibited. powder alcohol is prohibi

columbus avenue] hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 500 laguna street to 705 columbus avenue (district 3), to carrie peters, for red fangs, llc, dba rialto mercato, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. city clerk: sf 41234 >> thank you, this next one that you have before you a pcn report for rialto mercado located at 705 columbus avenue. they have applied for a 21 off sale general license and to sell beer and wine. there are no letters of protest and no letters of support recorded with abc. they are located in plot 120 which is not considered a high crime area. they are located in census tract 0107 considered a high concentration. alu approves with the following recommendations. sales of alcoholic beverage shall be permitted from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. loitering standing about or aimlessly is prohibited under the control of the licensee as depicted on the 527 form. no one under the age of 21 shall sell alcoholic beverages. more than 200 milliliters is prohibited. powder alcohol is prohibi

26 is a resolution to determine that the transfer of a type 21 off sale general license from 500 laguna street will be in accordance with the california business control. >> colleagues, can we take these items, same house same call? resolutions are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, can we skip over our 230. >> today supervisor wiener is the first supervisor to introduce new business. >> thank you very much madam clerk, colleague, today i am introducing legislation to make it easier to install simple gray water, water recycling for irrigation purposes in they are homes. water recycling is a crucial part of reforming our outdated water. for outdoor irrigation in their homes. currently the state plumbing code requires permits for the installation of any residential gray water system. gray water being a system that uses water from sinks, showers and bathtubs for nonportable uses like irrigation and total flushing. however, the state plumbing code step lates that -- stipulates that a local agency can exempt simple gray water system discharging 250 gallons of water a day or less. can be exemp