we initially commencedda a check list committee and getting samples of check lists that were publishedincluding the san francisco department of public works, quick sheets developed by the disability access coordinator. it included a restaurant accessibility field guide prepared by designing accessible communities and several other wases accessibility specialists that worked with them and we saw examples of bifold and trifold products published by a local book store. we have the department of general services check list used for state leased facilities. we look at a cal bo sample check list. we looked at private party check lists such as e van terry associates, code master and lastly to kind of enlighten us out of our specialty we looked at a restaurant association food prep check list because of their style and diverse usage we thought that would be good too. we concluded after looking at these as a committee the shorter style check lfs the most important easily carried guide that could be taken on the job site by building inspectors opposed to a thicker compendium that was like buying

the correct amount as listed. we recommend that you amend the proposed resolution to delete the innot to exceed amount as listed with and add the not to exceed amount as listed and we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay. thank you mr. roases. i appreciate that. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? okay we will move on to public comment. anyone wishing to comment? okay. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] . colleagues we have a number of recommendations from the budget analyst and the underlying item. can i have a motion to approve the items? >> i move that we approve the amendments and move it forward with a positive recommendation as amended. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. we have a motion and take that without objection. madam clerk can you call item 14. >> item 14 is approximately 4.2 million from permanent salaries and premium pay in the fridge departments in the sheriff's department and police department and public utilities commission and for the pr

only regulated list and provided quarterly data to the list and we're limiting 9 short-term rentals to 60 days the budget analyst there are 4, 60 day cap leads to a reduction of airbnb units entirely focused on commercial units that is a unit that takes residential housing permanently off the the housing market a one 20 day cap proposed by mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell will lead to only a 7 percent reduction in airbnb unit leaving many commercial airbnb units urban touched which is what the being proposed today as i said on many occasions i support home sharers it has a place in san francisco but there has to be limits my law supports casual hosts to make ends meet many san franciscans enjoy and rely on this practice however, left unregulated this industry will continue toes bat the hockey's we're facing by incentive tiger's taking housing off the market colleagues, i ask for your support for that common sense piece of legislation by voting you can help to make long term housing available to the san franciscans that need it and i hope we act in a meaningful way today and if we

the correct amount as listed. we recommend that you amend the proposed resolution to delete the innot to exceed amount as listed with and add the not to exceed amount as listed and we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay. thank you mr. roases. i appreciate that. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? okay we will move on to public comment. anyone wishing to comment? okay. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] . colleagues we have a number of recommendations from the budget analyst and the underlying item. can i have a motion to approve the items? >> i move that we approve the amendments and move it forward with a positive recommendation as amended. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. we have a motion and take that without objection. madam clerk can you call item 14. >> item 14 is approximately 4.2 million from permanent salaries and premium pay in the fridge departments in the sheriff's department and police department and public utilities commission and for the pr

. >> well, i will read the list and hopefully you can still hear me but we had on the check list committee mike brinkman building official and consultant. [applause] and ida claire with the division of state architect. she couldn't be here today. we had sue mo with the division of state architect who couldn't be here. we have stoyan [inaudible] of housing and community development. [applause] and we had participant from american institute of architects, california council kirk [inaudible] and gary [inaudible] [applause] we have one of our other commissioners michael pairvana. looks like he is in sacramento at this point and we got more envelopes. who am i leaving out? myself. [laughter] [applause] [inaudible] with that i hope i didn't omit anybody. thank you very much for all the hard work and the group [inaudible] and product and look forward to evolving this thing and making sure it is working for everybody. thank you. [applause] >> just to conclude our section we look forward to all of you continuing the work on making california one of the most -- the most accessible state in the union

willie nelson book is on the list. eric larson's dead wig is next on the list and recounts the sinking of an ocean liner by a german boat in 1915. senior chair in history.

if there are properties that departments don't put on the list but we look at the larger list that we may be able to put that back on the list or provide that feedback. we also expand the definition beyond surplus because we find departments are not putting the properties on the list because they know it has to be allocated to the production of housing for formally homeless or that if we sell it it has to go towards the development of affordable housing for the homeless so we want to look adunderutileized sites and also sites with development potential. i understand there is a lament number of 2 acres parcels but there are parcel thazerate under utileized. parking lots we can build on top of and want to examine those sites. i don't think anything in the measure stops the mayors office from examening [inaudible] there is nothing restricting that examination and encourage it. on a certain level we wanted flexibility to the city as wem understanding the lem naigdss sites under 2 acres have but the ordinance doesn't limit that type of examination. i'm not sure-there were a number of quest

nrd to list a species -- in order to list a species under the endangered species act, it follows a strict legal process known as rule making procedure. first step assessing the status of the species, they identify the species believed to meet the definition of threatened or endangered. the species are candidates. now, these notices of review then, the service goes out and seeks biological information to complete the status of reviews for the candidate species. then the service publishes those notices in the federal register so the process is transparent to the public. as you can see the fish and wildlife service follows an open transparent policy that adequately reviews the species prior to listing. this amendment would exploit a five-year review backlog that has been caused in part by this congress un-- congress' unwillingness to provide adequate funding in order to attack the endangered species list. let's be transparent about that. the endangered species act exists to ensure protection for species survival and quite frankly the majority of our constituents support that. so let's make s

and they put that list together. this is then what generates the barrier removal of the barriers in a kind way. what it has done is open the businesses to come in freely and feel comfortable coming into the building department and be comfortable with myself coming into their business because i'm not going in there saying "you have to do this" and knocking at the doors to shut them down. i'm going in and saying ", well here's the things that i see and when you have the money and the time to get them done that you can then -- you can come and get a permit for one at a time. you don't have to do it all at one time, and this has been very helpful with our community, and at the same time when they come into the building department i have the handouts ready for them and a lot of time is providing a ramp or providing accessible counter or providing accessible seating, simple stuff they weren't aware of. a lot of times it's move the planner out from the strike side of the door so individuals can use the door so sometimes it'

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a list of potential city level internships to qualify for. that's kind of what we've done. we realize there is still more to do. once the outreach materials are finalized we want to go to our partners and do an educational forum about city employment with people with disabilities and we want to also look at developing and are delivering training to city employees awareness training about working with people with disabilities. secondly, i wanted to address in 2008, there was a recommendation to have a specific liaison with the community and since that time we have the department of human resources has hired ed wong who is here who is our city recruiter who was hired last year. this is one of his focus areas for recruitment and besides ed and myself we have one additional person, linda who also works with us. so there is three of us working part-time on that. this year the advisory panel recommended that a dedicated be hired to work on this focus specifically and again, thank you very much for your commitment to this issue and with the addition

hester's list matches up with the list and motion before you. that list is all the approval actions that we're aware of and we're pretty confident is a complete list. but if there any other approval actions that any other city department or commission or board has taken in reliance on the eir, that we have somehow missed, this motion will void those approval actions by operation of law. so if there is some little approval action that somehow didn't make the list, that skipped our view and ms. hesters's view, that approval action would be void as well. >> thank you for that clarification. please [stkpwhr*-eufrplts/] thank you, chair. my name is lee radner friends of golden gate association. i have no problem per se with the house keeping resolution. what concerned many of our members was the lack of dialogue prior to submitting this resolution and with regards to the continuance of an 85' high-level on the [wrao-rpblt/]. i think we have spoke quite clearly that we want no walls on the waterfront and we had hoped that we would be discussing with o

the listing on the endangered pee cease act? -- list? no these increases are due to improved habitat conditions as a result of increased rainfall to an area that had been experiencing the worst drought since the infamous dust bowl. this cannot be attributed to people in washington, d.c. we need to let state and local municipalities and states work together to produce conservation plans. five states, kansas, new mexico, new mexico texas and colorado have a plan for the prairie chicken. it has broad support to repremb the lesser prairie chicken. we have an opportunity today as democrats and republicans to flock together, to break out our shells, to delist the prairie chicken. keeping it in place makes it hardser on hardworking farmers to free throw groh crops and feed our nation and makes it harder to produce renewable or traditional energy. and it makes harder at the grocery store and the pump for average americans. this is why the listings have -- this while the listing has little to do with the growth of the population. as these ineffec

if our son's a sex offender, there's a lot of the people on that list like him which dilutes the list and makes it meaningless. >> young men are told in high school 15 is jailbait. >> reporter: michigan state senator rick jones helped write the state's sex efender registry law. he says zach should have been more careful. >> i would hope somebody who was 19 years old would say, do you have a driver's license or something? you don't appear to be the appropriate age. >> it's crazy. it's like a split decision. like a small decision know what i mean and your life can affect like everything that you do. >> reporter: making matters worse for zach michigan does not provide an automatic defense for when a girl lies about her age. >> if he engaged in this behavior 20 minutes across the state line he wouldn't have been charged at all. >> the law unfortunately at this time in michigan doesn't have the same protection as indiana and 19 other states. >> there will be plenty of people who say, those laws or the books for a reason to protect minors from sexual predators. >> remember we're not talking

and the cost is listed and pursuant to an appraisal which i approved. the san francisco public utilities commission authorized it which is in the board file and adopted august 12, 2014 and that's all i have on this item. >> okay. thank you mr. updike. no questions mr. rose. can we go to the report on item 10. >> yes mr. chairman, members of the committee. in the report we report that it's shown in table one which is on page 23 of our report but based on 10,455 square feet and the cost of acquiring the easement is listed and funding was appropriated by the board of supervisors under the sfpuc water system improvement program. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. colleagues any questions? we will move on to public comment. anyone wishing to comment on item 10? okay. seeing none. public comment is now closed. colleagues can i have a motion to move this forward. >> so moved. >> motion by supervisor tang. we can take it without objection. madam clerk call item 11. >> item 11 requisition of the real property at 490 south

cruz' book being number 4 "wall street journal" list. number 7 on the barnes and noble list.oth of which exclude these lists and i see the "times" saying well, we can't really tell you our secret sauce. we havethat. and the whole thing is shrouded in mystery. which book stores and what's the formula. and therefore the opposite of transparency so cruz rightly says where is your evidence of the so called bulk purchases and the "times" isn't saying. >> it is clear there is a subjective element as to who will make the list. we heard this from other conservative authors. we heard it from david limbaugh brother of rush limbaugh. ted cruz is not the first conservative to complain that he's been pushed off the list. i would argue in the case of bill o'reilly there is no denying that man. he is the number one author in the country. you can't like some things will be a little too obvious. >> right. i think the "times" is in an untenable position. while i think doubling down, usually publishers and authors don't want to take on "the new york times" because it is so powerful with that bo

. >> i do think we oust to when we list the criteria to give them an idea of the points they must hit and i like the fact it maybe not the point i don't know about the points and how to grade them but it will help us if we were to raise the questions that are of importance to us for them to address. >> so air force. >> - >> the eligibility criteria pretty well independence what comes below it i'm wondering whether or not we need to expand what we've already done. >> certainly, if you provide a lot of jobs you may not provide a lot of jobs but make a huge philanthropic donation to the city so there are ways to contribute to the community and i know that we should prompt but prompt the business here's some ways that you might be contribute to the community. >> all right. >> kind of don't forget about those. >> some of the us dignities around the physical features or requiring some kind of documentation is specifically for businesses that are a long time businesses and if they've not stayed in the family burr been bout by other owners sort of the discussion on tommy's joint the new owner

and the cost is listed and pursuant to an appraisal which i approved. the san francisco public utilities commission authorized it which is in the board file and adopted august 12, 2014 and that's all i have on this item. >> okay. thank you mr. updike. no questions mr. rose. can we go to the report on item 10. >> yes mr. chairman, members of the committee. in the report we report that it's shown in table one which is on page 23 of our report but based on 10,455 square feet and the cost of acquiring the easement is listed and funding

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so i'm glad the "new york times" listed it. i appreciate their listing it.ems to me there are a lot of conservative authors the "new york times" discriminates against. there is a need for the public editor to investigate their methodology. they levelled a false charmg at me that has been refuted publically. if they want to be credible journalists, the public editor needs to investigate their methodology and see if they are discriminating against authors they have different political views from. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >>> today's white house news conference lasted more than an hour with questions from race relations to bill cosby rape allegations but not one word about sanctuary cities and a murder that was a top story last week. ed henry next on that. >>> plus baltimore prosecutor playing defense when it comes to her family and their history in law enforcement. wait until you hear what we have learned. >> i come from five generations of law enforcement. my father was an officer. my mother was an officer. if you have moderate to severe plaque psor

the correct amount as listed. we recommend that you amend the proposed resolution to delete the innot to exceed amount as listed with and add the not to exceed amount as listed and we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay. thank you mr. roases. i appreciate that. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? okay we will move on to public comment. anyone wishing to comment? okay. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] . colleagues we have a number of recommendations from the budget analyst and the underlying item. can i have a motion to approve the items? >> i move that we approve the amendments and move it forward with a positive recommendation as amended. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. we have a motion and take that without objection. madam clerk can you call item 14. >> item 14 is approximately 4.2 million from permanent salaries and premium pay in the fridge departments in the sheriff's department and police department and public utilities commission and for the pr

the correct amount as listed. we recommend that you amend the proposed resolution to delete the innot to exceed amount as listed with and add the not to exceed amount as listed and we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay. thank you mr. roases. i appreciate that. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? okay we will move on to public comment. anyone wishing to comment? okay. seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] . colleagues we have a number of recommendations from the budget analyst and the underlying item. can i have a motion to approve the items? >> i move that we approve the amendments and move it forward with a positive recommendation as amended. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. we have a motion and take that without objection. madam clerk can you call item 14. >> item 14 is approximately 4.2 million from permanent salaries and premium pay in the fridge departments in the sheriff's department and police department and public utilities commission and for the pr

when i don't understand if you have a water list it is chronological it is order who's at the tape and second and third and fourth and suddenly 6 comes up getting the slip i don't think you need you've got 6 names and addresses once they get the slip. >> i may not be remembering it correctly. >> i'm sorry. >> because i see and again my name is memory it is not - i esteemed to be remembering there was some information that appeared to be this is kind germane i could use it to see who my age chiej might be appropriate and all of a sudden the rec and park people sort of come in and is oh no, no wore to protect the privacy rights of those people and we don't want you to get this information and that struck he p me as appropriate maybe i'm over simplifying it maybe i am. >> mr. chair as i recall i remember a discussion that got for specific which was does the weigh lift constitute a contract for the folks on the wait list with the folks who have a contract with the marina and the name is public and needs to be shared and i'm not sure how what the determination was made internal but we had d

we have got a number of entities listed on the -- for their nuclear activities that deserve to be listed for their terrorists activities, it's just you have not had time to put them on that second list. will you be putting entities that are on the list of sanctions for their terrorists -- for their nuclear activity on the terrorists list if they deserve it and can you get that job done before this agreement becomes effective? >> we have terrorists sanctions right now. we are free to add -- >> and we are free to add -- >> we added some 60 entities during the course of these negotiations. >> let me get to one other question. you strongly do not want us to override a presidential veto but if we do that triggers certain american laws. i would like to give you an opportunity, you know, you don't want us to do it and you think it's terrible policy and you think the rest of the world would be against us, but let's say congress doesn't take you advice and we override a veto and the law that is triggered then imposes certain sanctions. will you follow the law even though you think it violates thi

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we have got a number of entities listed on the -- for their nuclear activities that deserve to be listed for their terrorists activities, it's just you have not had time to put them on that second list. will you be putting entities that are on the list of sanctions for their terrorists -- for their nuclear activity on the terrorists list if they deserve it and can you get that job done before this agreement becomes effective? >> we have terrorists sanctions right now. we are free to add -- >> and we are free to add -- >> we added some 60 entities during the course of these negotiations. >> let me get to one other question. you strongly do not want us to override a presidential veto but if we do that triggers certain american laws. i would like to give you an opportunity, you know, you don't want us to do it and you think it's terrible policy and you think the rest of the world would be against us, but let's say congress doesn't take you advice and we override a veto and the law that is triggered then imposes certain sanctions. will you follow the law even though you think it violates thi

do you know how many community based organizations are on that list? >> i would have to look at that. i don't have that offhand. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> now, carla johnson who has been the driving task force for the mayor's office on disabilities. >> thank you, chair mar and supervisor christensen. i'm the supervisor for the mayor's with disabilities and 2 years ago we signed the americans with disabilities act and we had more than 500 people come and the theme was "it doesn't stop here" the reason is under the dream of the ada employment is really the portion that is unfulfilled. we really have not reached the numbers that i think the founders really expected when the ada was first signed and much of the public testimony back in 1988 and 1989 about the needs for this civil rights legislation focused on employment as an issue. people with disabilities is only 1/3 as likely to be employed from people without disabilities and their income is dramatically lower than a peer who doesn't have a disability. on average we only e

i had tons of candidates on your list who never got anywhere. for me to hear that you guys and you in particular supervisor mar was sphere heading this at some point again, i thought thank god we are not going to have to recreate 1982 and 2008 and to me the two most important things are the hiring of a point person and there is a lot of things i can talk about if you are interested. the ingredients that i would see and some of this is already mentioned but you want the point person who is a coordinator an have the responsibility to other non-disability related efforts and you want them to have the responsibility and you also want them to have the authority. that is my last point that i think is extremely important. >> you've noticed, supervisor mar how things in local government tend to happen in a flurry and then kind of die off. who knows exactly what is implemented or how successful those efforts were. >> thank you, ms. steiner. next speaker, fiona. >> fiona, community organizer at the independent resources center, san francisco. again, we wa

. >> the list -- the list.chasing roxie hart. >> the name on everybody's list. >> the ultimate femme fatale who has made chicago the longest-running american musical on broadway. >> greed, corruption violence. >> happened to make a mistake and killed her lover but is not a means. gal. you're rooting you're rooting for because she has been living for the stream. >> i got there i stopped right onto the broadway stage and spoke to dance captain david punishment. and he told me about this fantastic woman. >> up on the piano. ways piano. raise down and crosses her legs. >> six emmy awards instead of having different celebrities the stars of the show throughout the years. >> and. >> and we both reached for the gun. >> she killed her lover. went to jail and became a celebrity. >> because of what we bring to the story ... i love the style. it feels so good on my body. sensual. a lot of isolation work. >> all that jazz. >> one of the most nuanced styles that i know. >> i asked david. he was going to teach me. the specif

from north to south and there's 3 thousand of them approved projects are the second list and they're one thousand plus of them i have the hotel too limited another 2 hundred rooms anothers 1095 market street the second page was the original project the project was originally few location with eradicate indication of the residential hotels to become tourist hotels were 5 hotels that is how this project began i broke them out as well there is a lot of development happening and you'll notice the great number of group housing and sro's that are at a market rate that's where the tech industry is going right now that's where they'll be in those two buildings the second list i have is a page from the eir from the academy of art this shows the other context of the development the pressure on the tenderloin you'll see these red you housing units that e.r. housing to the north side of the tenderloin pushing down on the tenderloin by the academy of art you have the pressure in the academy of art, a list of sro and group housing conversions as well as new construction that is the problem thank y