she spent 22 years s.e.c., most of it in laguna honda hospital. -- sick, most of it in laguna honda hospital. supervisor elsbernd: a few things today. first, and look forward to the discussion on sharp park very much. among other things, and look forward to discussing the potential transfer to the recreation area and whether we will defer to their thoughts on off-leash dogs, and whether or not we are going to impose our thoughts on off-leash dog down there. i wonder if they might be a little more danger to those in danger of species than a golf ball. -- endangered species than a golf ball. this is the 74th anniversary at sterling grove. i look forward to the big anniversary next year. i have two in memoriams. margaret tissier passed away after a long illness. if we could adjourn the meeting in memory of her, i would appreciate it. on behalf of the whole board, san francisco lost a true san franciscan in don casper. he was emblematic of a great conditioner. -- commissioner. he put more work and time into his service, took great pride in his service. i heard from one of his law partners that a

it is a direct homage to the historical murals in the original laguna honda building.t features to large tile walls. by observing residents, the gardens created a public artwork in the form of the handrail. in one of the outdoor courtyards, the circular grouping of -- with a smooth finish. this features ten unique button sculptures with different pastel colors that function not only as a place to sit, but also as a touchstone to something recognizable, familiar, and comforting. another key component included an art project that responded directly to the hospital's rich history. using archival images and artifacts, had designed 16 intricately woven tapestries that are inviting of significant events that shaped the hospital and the community over time. a >> it attracts a lot of visitors, and they are all and all - -in aw -- in awe over the variety of mediums used. >> i think we have given the city of san francisco and the residents an incredible art collection. it really encourage people to come and visit the new facility, also to see the arts. >> for more information, v

secondly, i would like to urge stop the silence what is happening at laguna honda hospital.nd in my opinion it is a real shame that people stand up a hospital have had their money mysteriously being used by the employees working. supervisor avalos: that is not quite the subject we have before us. you can use the same word, but it is not quite the same. you can continue, but keep it to the subject before us. and >> the only thing i have to say in the last 10 seconds, is where are the words of my district supervisor? supervisor avalos: think you very much. and any other member of the public that would like to comment, please come forward. cnn, we will close public comment. -- seeing none. we will take that without objection. thank you. madam clerk, if you could read item number two. >> ordinance amending the administrative code of the limited services pregnancy centers from making false or misleading statements to the public about pregnancy-related services the centers offer or perform. supervisor avalos: think you, madam clerk. offer of the supervisors -- of the legislation i

the liberal on the parcel -- laguna honda parcel. they are habitat corridor related, whatever, and i do not think there is a way to encapsulate his policies so as we move forward, we can say about the terms of the relationship with other city departments or community groups because this really is our mission and our charge, in this is what we should be doing, but it is complicated. particularly in a situation. i do think it is part of the conversation around p.c.s. sets and how we either contract with other agencies or with stakeholder groups -- it is part of the conversation around puc assets. >> clearly, as we work with the trailheads, there is an organizational aspect but also a safety aspect, but inside the city, the charter gives the recreation and parks department authority, so if you really are talking about boating on the lake and fishing on the lake, where does that fit into their charge versus our charge? we will take a look at that. president vietor: particular one is land that we know, as opposed to other rec and park par

laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center is california's first leed certified hospital. it is designed to exceed the already strict energy co by 30%. it is projected to save over $500,000 in energy costs annually compared to a minimum compliant building. it also successfully recycled over 80% of the construction waste created on the project. another exemplary project is sfo terminal two. it is slated to be the first leed gold terminal in the u.s. the successes been so great that they are now upgrading plans to renovate terminals 1 and 3. our flagship green building program has now achieved a double platinum certification for new construction and operations and maintenance. it is the most visited leed platform museum in the world. we have 10 branch libraries successfully combining high- performance green building strategies with historic preservation of our important cultural assets. supervisor mar: are the library's 5000 square feet and above? are there any below that? >> they are all at least 5000 square feet. they ranged between 5012 thousand. -- they range between 500

faces on the ninth street part of the block, the other fart or fullsome street is one step above laguna honda and the san francisco population and one step below the san francisco county jail given some of the other populations who live there. and i am concerned about the impact of making our neighborhood look less of a neighborhood with the small buildings and the limited parking and the quiet and a number of the residents required. and two other proposed uses of the same site and basically what i am asking for that the owner of the site will come back before the planning commission and give a big picture on what exactly i had given the address incorrectly before, and i apologize for that. what the exact usage of 234 ninth street is going to be. is it going to be a four-story single family residence with a rooftop garden where people can peer down into my bedroom window? are we going to have the at&t stuff? is there something else? i really and my neighbor who is couldn't be here today would like an overview of what the big picture is for this particular location. basically that's why i came

laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center is california's first leed certified hospital.is designed to exceed the already strict energy co by 30%. it is projected to save over $500,000 in energy costs annually compared to a minimum compliant building. it also successfully recycled over0%

laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center is california's first leed certified hospital.is designed to exceed the already strict energy co by 30%. it is projected to save over $500,000 in energy costs annually compared to a minimum compliant building. it also successfully recycled over 80% of the construction waste created on the project. another exemplary project is sfo terminal two. it is slated to be the first leed gold terminal in the u.s. the successes been so great that they are now upgrading plans to renovate terminals 1 and 3. our flagship green building program has now achieved a double platinum certification for new construction and operations and maintenance. it

population that need the services, and we may have seen a couple of spikes as we move people out of laguna honda. but this is something that we monitor. every month, we are running our staffs on the clients. it is something that is a little bit fluid. it is whether the longevity of people staying and needing the services versus the new ones coming in. you're balancing people on both ends of that sector. supervisor mirkarimi: ok, thank you. supervisor chu: thank you very much. i believe we have done public comment for this item. we had a budget analyst report. so colleagues, can we accept the amendment to change the total amended about for the public authority agreement from $419,058,271 to $419,187,910. >> motion. >> so moved. supervisor chu: we will do that without objection. under -- and then on the underlying item without objection. ok, next item. >> item 3, resolution authorizing the airport commission to accept and expense funding in the amount of $600,500 from the transportation security administration for the airport k-9 explosives detection team program. supervisor chu: thank you. we hav

this is the old laguna honda building, the new home of the principal center campus. once it's done, if you drive by, you'll see that building and if you walked inside, that's what you would see two months ago. walls are starting to go up. this is what happens when you take a 1920's building, strip it down to the bricks and the walls, seismically retrofit it and make it safe. the steel pricing you see, that's an earthquake retrofit from the 1930's when the field act first was started. this is glen park before, for those of you who have been by glen park and celebrated their anniversary. that's glen park today. one structure, controversial bright blue colors, some of the neighbors are upset with the bright blue colors. this is sort of one of our most interesting stories i think of all of our schools we worked on this summer. one of the saddest and most neglected, probably, other than m.l.k., was cobb. i think there was a sense among the staff, probably among the students and certainly anybody that drove by that this building had been neglected for many, many years and

one thing to close on, there is a guy back here, chris wright, are you aware, did you see in laguna hondare they have this little guy, mark, got right up in his face? there is personal space. he did this to me right back there. you will see him do it outside. supervisor campos: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm the executive director for the golden gate restaurant association. we have a little over 1000 member restaurants. i want to start off by correcting the record a little on the facts that have been stated. there continue to be this number used of 13% of businesses use reimbursement accounts. that is inaccurate. 29% of businesses covered under healthy san francisco use some form of reimbursement account appears 65% of that are small businesses. to continue to use numbers that do not reflect that reality misstates the number of businesses that use reimbursement account. some of them may also provide health insurance. to say they will not be impacted by this legislation is incorrect.

as your supervisor, i led bipartisan coalitions to rebuild laguna honda home for our seniors, the youth center for troubled youth, the ocean avenue business corridor for small businesses, and to rescue lake merced for our environment. i passed legislation to strengthen home ownership, provide bond oversight, reduce needless bureaucracy, and provide safe and clean streets. as your mayor, michael is to return san francisco to its rightful destiny as one of the greatest cities in the world, by facing these hard truths together, we can make this happen. thank you. >> the league of women voters and sfgovtv have collaborated to bring statements by 14 of the candidates for mayor of san and cisco, next up, dennis herrera and ed lee. >> this upcoming mayor's race will be one of the most important in our history. it is a single election that will have a profound impact on our city. not just for the next four or eight years, but for the next 50. as washington and sacramento push more and more public responsibilities off their balance sheets, those obligations will increasingly fall to local govern