madam city attorney? >> are you asking me? standards have been set forth for the board's authority to grant jurisdiction in case law is that a finding that the city was somehow at fault in causing the lateness in seeking jurisdiction. commissioner garcia: maybe the commission made the motion to explain how this -- maybe the commissioner could make the motion to explain how this ties in? vice president goh: i would ask the city attorney to do research in the meantime that would be protected under the attorney- client privilege. commissioner garcia: what research is she to do? >> that would be protected. commissioner garcia: she is just to research without knowing what she is researching? i understand that. i am just making clear. vice president goh: if we put it on the public record, then -- >> should i call the roll on this motion to move the item -- continue the item to october 13? commissioner fung: aye. commissioner garcia: no. president peterson: no. commissioner hwang: aye. >> ok. the motion is 3-2, so the motion carries.

street for david's food store will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> good morning, madamehair, supervisors. what is before you today is a store that is currently licensed as a type 20, which means it currently sells beer and wine. the store across the street recently went out of business. he took that as a type 21, which allowed it to sell distilled spirits as well. individual to the opportunity to buy that led and transferred directly across the street. i wanted to point out to you that there is no net gain in licenses, and he will be sending his current type 20 when he gets through the whole process -- he will be suspending his card to play. we recommend with the following conditions. i would point out that the current type 20 at his business is and condition, so we are allowing more opportunity by enhancing the license with the 21, but we are coming up with some labor conditions -- the current 20 at his business is unconditioned. our -- sales shall be permitted only between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. each day of the week except for december 21 from 9:00 a.m. to january 1 u

welcome to the regular meeting of the city operations and neighborhood services committee. my name. carmen chu, chair of the committee. madam clerk, do we have any announcements today? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting are requested to turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them in the container by the rail in front of you to your left. if you sit -- submit copies of materials to the committee, please submit an extra profit for the file. items recommended out of the committee will be considered by the board of supervisors tuesday of next week unless another date is indicated. supervisor chu: thank you. item one. >> item 1, a hearing to consider the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer and wine license to christy bergman for the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st. # 209 will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> good morning, supervisors. i am here on the secret wine shop at 1097 howard st.. propose operations -- sunday clothes, saturday through friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. if approved, the premises will operated shop was on sal

madam secretary. finally, we will have another major address you with what is going on in her city. she is from the city of santa barbara. >> thanks you. i appreciate the opportunity to speak here. i think mayor newsom for your leadership from the beginning. hopefully, we can see some allocations after the first- round is moved around. that is important for congress to see the investment of this as not just an expenditure. the city of santa barbara has a little over 100,000 people. our funding was about $658,000. we did lighting efficiency projects in four parks as well as some heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning retrofits in eight city buildings. the park's alone are saving 140,000 kilowatt hours annually, a savings of $88,000. the eecbg grants, coupled with other funding we did with our municipal building energy audit, is sitting as $150,000 in our general fund. along with the jobs that are being created with this project, when i came in and met with a number of mayors this morning, the first question has been how is your budget going. what is going on with your general fun

madam clerk, do you have an announcement? clerk calavillo: yes, due to a technical error, we have failed to publish the notice in the newspaper in the city and county of san francisco, which is required in the charter, that the calendar be published 36 hours in advance, and that was not met. the special order items on today's agenda beginning at 2:30 will be heard at the regular meeting of the board of supervisors next tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at 2:30, we have a special noticing item on that. these items will be scheduled in accordance with the state and local laws, published in the official newspaper of the city and county of san francisco. again, we apologize to the members of the sport of supervisors and to the members of the public for the note -- and to this board of supervisors and to the members of the public for this cancellation. president chiu: ok, being no other announcements, see you next week. [gavel] >> park commission. >> commissioner harrison, commissioner lee, commissioner martin. >> let me make a couple of announcements. item #2 and #three are going to be put on the agenda after item 14, to try to move the agenda items and

president, madame clerk, members of the board, i am the newly installed program director for city hall fellows. many of you know who served in the role previous to me. i like to thank the mayor's office for continued support in the preparation of young people for careers in public service. two years ago, the board approve funding for people in san francisco this year. the fellows will take up their positions in the controller's office, public works, parks and recreation. san francisco is an inaugural member and we look forward to a long and productive partnership as we look to ensure that our best and brightest college graduates are exposed to opportunities in public service careers. we thank you for the opportunity to serve the government of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners. a few weeks ago, this group broke down the charter reform. there was recommendations put down about why the decision was made. they vowed to improve their public process. i regret to inform you that this has not happened. the it group approve the new

madam clerk, please call item 11. >> item 11, resolution approving a loan agreement between the city and county of san francisco through the municipal transportation agency and the metropolitan transportation commission for $22 million of congestion mitigation and air quality improvement funding to be repaid by the san francisco municipal transportation agency over a five-year period with parking-related revenues. supervisor mirkarimi: i brought this forward. this funding for the sfpark pilot program would offer updated parking structures and real-time information where parking is available. this will make san francisco and national leader in adopting the next generation parking technology that is more efficient. the sf mta is moving aggressively to become a world leader in parking management to help achieve the overall goals for transportation, specifically for improving customer service as well as reducing congestion and greenhouse gas emissions. the metropolitan transportation commission has offered to loan $22 million of additional federal funding. the funds would be used to purchase equipment that would require ap

madam clerk, call up items 14-17. >> they are the ordinances setting the property tax rates to be included in the city's overall property tax rates for fiscal year 2010-2011 for the city and county of san francisco, the college district, the unified school district and the bay area rapid transit district and the pass-through rate for fiscal year 2010-2011. >> can we do this? without objection these ordinances are passed on a first reading. item 18? >> item 18 is an ordinance authorizing to accept a grand in the amount of $231,000 for the california value tears for 18 months following the package of the california state budget and amending the ordinance to reflect the class. >> colleagues, same house, same call. this ordinance is passed. next item? >> item 19 is from the budget and finance committee without recommendation. to oppose a fee on alcoholic beverage wholesalers and certain other persons who distribute or sell alcoholic benches to recover a portion of aldo alcohol. supervisor chiu: i understand super supervisor alioto-pier: may need to recuse herself. supervisor alioto-pier: there thing. my husband and i have a

[applause] >> machairperson campos: madam y attorney, some guidance as to what can be said, as this is a closed session item? >> deputy city attorney cheryl atoms. the real question before the committee is whether to accept the offer comcast has made for an amount of cash. the fact that the offer is out there and you are considering that supplement -- that is public. to the extent you want to talk about the legal reasons of why to do that, we can do that in closed session. i do not see any issue with speaking with the department now if that is your pleasure. chairperson campos: that is fine. we can hear from the department of technology. thank you. >> thank you. barry frazier with the department of technology. i am an analyst. thank you, supervisors. i do not have a formal presentation. i would be happy to answer any questions you have specifically about the administration of the bay back grant agreement, or the background in choosing them as the operator for the funding mechanism that we employ. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. we had to exhaustive hearings on this over two years, leading up to a year and a half ago. it a

madam clerk, item 3. >> resolution authorizing and directing the port executive director to execute the third amendment to the maintenance and management agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the redevelopment agency of the city and county of san francisco for the maintenance and management of rincon park by the port, extending the term of the agreement from june 30, 2010, to june 30, 2013. >> thank you, terry avalos. --chair avalos. the proposed resolution looks at need agreement between the port and redevelopment agency. this is to extend the term from july 1, 2010 to july 30, 2013. this agreement was first executed in 2003 to accomplish the park improvements in the ring, park development plans. under the existing agreement, the port is maintained with maintaining the park. the four phones and the land. the cost is approximately $219,000 annually. we are here because this third amendment extends the terms more than 10 years. we agree with the it budget analyst recommendations to provide for retroactive approval and to change the date of the extension. i am here with david to answer any questions you may have. >> mr. rose, if you could shar

city. >> i'm not just naively optimistic, i am pragmatically optimistic that we director ford: i would like to call to order the september 9 meeting of the tjpa. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> [inaudible] mr. chairman, you do have a quorum. item three is communications. director ford: are you aware of any communications? no communications. ok, with that, what is our next item? >> next item is four, board of director's new and old business. director's new and old business. director6",o: á0xp link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 2.0a link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 2.0a and taking the muni bonds down. they work through that and were able to analyze some pictures of how that went. they completed the removal of both the howard street and field street overpass as well as the rest of structures across the temporary terminal after the first couple of weeks, and we expect to be able to get the temporary terminal contractor, who has already received a notice to come back, finish of last third of their starting september 20. just a reminder on how the demolition phasing goes, the pink areas -

city and county of san francisco. supervisor mirkarimi: good afternoon, welcome to lafco. i'm ross mirkarimi, chair. madamclerks and mr. clerk, hi. would you please read the roll call. >> mirkarimi present. campos absent. dufty present. avalos present. schmeltzer present. mar present. bornstein absent. we have a quorum. supervisor mirkarimi: very good. i understand commissioner campos will join us shortly. would you please read item number two. aeye approval of the minutes of the 2009 special joint meeting with sfpuc. supervisor mirkarimi: is there any public comment on this particular item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, entertain a motion by commissioner avalos, seconded by commissioner dufty. so moved without objection. would you please read item number three. >> item number three. report on the status of choice aggregation activities. supervisor mirkarimi: ok. mr. kimball, welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mike campbell. i'm the director of the sfpuc's clean power s.f. program, often referred to as c.c.a. so today i'm just going to go over what progre

engagement, and thanks to a wonderful city you are helping to run in sentences, you make it truly worthwhile. it is a wonderful opportunity. thank you. [applause] >> item 19. >> madam chair, and 19 has already been called. commissioner chiu: thank you. i appreciate your patience. this is an item of significant importance to an institution within chinatown in my district, which has been in need of significant and expensive seismic work. i noted to do this, we need some tweaks to the bonds are around transferable rights, and we considered this last week at land use and had passed out a version of legislation unanimously, but over the last few days, a number of representatives of other projects have come to a number of us asking for some consideration of changes, so what i would like to propose at this time, because there's not a complete meeting of the mines, is that we do the following -- that we send the legislation back to land use, but before we do that, we duplicate of your files, both of which will need to be amended based on some of the conversations open -- we duplicate two files. we need to meet some deadlines that are necessary, so at this time, i would lik

madam chair. supervisor chu: thank you. we are adjourned. >> good evening, welcome to the september 22nd meeting of the board of appeals. we are joined by representatives from city departments. we are torn and by representatives from the planning department and the planning commission. at this time, and will go over them meeting guidelines. the board request that you turn off all funds and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. you each have seven minutes to present the case and to 3 minutes for rebuttal. people in the affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within this time. . people who are not affiliated with the parties set up to three minutes each to address the board. to assist the board and accurate preparation of bennett's you are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or a business card when you come up to speak. they are available on the left side of the podium. we welcome your comments and suggestions. if you have any questions about requesting a rehearing, board rules, or hearing scheduled, please speak to me during the break or after the meeting or at the board o

madam clerk. colleagues, i present to you the alcohol cost for traveling feet. this is a legislation that has been in one year in the making. the city attorney was asked to draft this legislation in june of 2009. the idea came from the work of the brand institute, who was working across the state of california, looking at how we could give recovery for the impact of all call consumption in the state. there was also discussion about applying it here at the local level. there is a big, long process that we have to go through. we have to measure what the cost of excessive alcohol consumption have been to the city. the comptroller's office commissioned a study to determine what that cost is. that helped to inform us how we would be able to set what the fee would be forgetting that cost recovery. there has been a lot of discussion about how the fee would be applied, discussion in my office and in stakeholders across san francisco. originally, applied directly at the retail level. i have concerns about that based on the experience of recent -- recent fees like the tobacco fee that was enacted last year. the paper works through the remissi

madam chair, for your consideration, and thank you, colleagues. san francisco and the bay area faces enormous an extreme housing shortages in the coming years. it has been stated that san francisco, a city alone, ought to be producing over 31,000 units of housing over the seven- year period that we're in to ensure that as a city and as an area we can adequately deal with the needs of a residence in san francisco. in many of our area plants, we have included ratios of residential to commercial development in order to ensure that we are helping to promote appropriate development, and this particular resolution is here to really emphasize the fact that this is an important policy matter that as a city, we ought to adopt. no, this is a resolution that does not specifically mention one area, but it does have something dealing with the project, there is right now in the van ness area, a specific requirement that the ratio of residential to commercial housing, when there is a new development, that development needs to occur at a ratio of residential to commercial, and that was not something that has been addressed by the planning department, and from my perspective, i wanted to make sure that

city youth. congratulations. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. paulsen: i rise to recognize september as p.a.d. awareness month. only 25% of people are even aware of its existence. that's why i've introduced house resolution 1438 which aims to promote increased awareness and diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease to reduce the mortality rate of this disease. p.a.d. occurs when arteries in the legs become restricked or clogs with fatty disde-pozz sits. it can result in muscle pain, disability, amputation and death. it is also a warning sign that other arteries, including those in the heart and brain, may be blocked increasingly with the risk of heart attack or stroke. we must take the proper steps to curb this increasingly dangerous and deadly disease and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the g