together with supervisor malia cohen. she is not being recognized today only for the incredible food that she and her husband put on the tables for so many guests who visit the fillmore, but also for the incredible community activism that she's involved in, especially currently right now in terms of your leadership mineta, with the lower fillmore and [speaker not understood] and making sure the fillmore is as successful and strong as ever. i know that mayor lee and invested neighborhoods truly appreciate all of the leadership that you've been providing for this community and for the businesses. one of the first things that we actually had a chance to work on together in her new role was making sure an adjoining business across the street no longer had its entryway blocked because of a bus stop that was [speaker not understood] we are so happy to finally have that out of the way and get people in and out of businesses because that's something you care so much about. so, both for you, mineta, and to your husband david, we t

thought it committee to my right is supervisor jane kim and vice chair to my setting is supervisor malia cohen and our clerk is andrea ashbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 28, 2014, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. thank you madam clerk please call item one. >> a resolution imposing zoning control for the ground floor office uses. >> supervisor kim is the author. >> today is a interim between king and fulsome to support and promote an actual retail frontage along second street and south of market and support our neighborhood small businesses our out of those works with the south beach corporation members are here today over the past couple of months a few interim controls ♪ market in hot real estate market were in those interim can stabilize your neighborhood and businesses they're facing displacement for currently allowed uses ♪ ar

the san francisco land use commission to my right is supervisor kim and our left is supervisor malia cohen our clerk is andrea and thank you to sfgovtv for broadcasting disguise here jennifer lowe madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. employment speaker cards to be completed should be submitted to the clerk and all will appear on the agenda unless otherwise stayed. >> madam clerk call item one. >> is an ordinances african-american this 34i6k code for the city transportation planning and design projects and programs i'm the author of item one an ordinance 3 will adapt the national association of city transportation officials urban street design and bike way design guide as part of our official street design this is a continuing effort to improve street designs standards in san francisco to improve the street safety for all user and we're a multiple transit first city and our policies and ordinances needs to reflect that national association of city transportation officials is a nonprofit association that represents large cities on transportation issu

i am malia cohen, the chair of this committee and to my left are commissioners katy tang and commissioner david chiu and to my right commissioner farrell and commissioner wiener will join us and the clerk of the county is miss erika thank and i would like to thank jim and jesse from sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. madame clerk, can you please call the roll. >> roll call, commissioner chiu? >> here. >> chiu present. >> commissioner cohen. >> present. >> commissioner farrell. >> present. >> commissioner tang? >> present. >> tang present, commissioner wiener. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. i'm sorry, i don't have an agenda in front of me, but could you call the next item. >> item 2, approve the minutes of the september 9th, 2014 meeting this. is an action item. >> can you get a motion? motion by commissioner farrell, second by tang, this item passes. >> roll call on item no. 2. >> aye. >> chiu aye. >> commissioner cohen. >> aye. >> commissioner farrell. >> aye. >> tangay. >> commissioner wiener. >> aye. >> this item passes. >> all right this item passes. madam

that director reaping he will will lay out we're poised to be thanks to a hearing by supervisor malia cohen a resolution that passed sponsoring from supervisor avalos and supervisor wiener yesterday supported the port and sf environment to make pier 96 the first facility in the country that makes export of those dirty polluting follows i will fuel make export of those materials prohibited at those facilities that is amazing and you'll in motion as of yesterday i don't have anything to add except yeah. (clapping) i have to compliment the port this wasn't their idea necessarily and it came from you the commissioner on the environment and some of the mechanics on the public works allowed them to pit together bid language and lease language and operations language we hope about not only lock the citizens of san francisco but sever as a model for other ports up and down the west coast it started here and stampeded the right kinds of conversations that needed to happen. >> thank you to our deputy city attorney tom owen the sunshinef announcement comments principles on item 15 seeing none, public

thought it committee to my right is supervisor jane kim and vice chair to my setting is supervisor malia cohenbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be su

so this trend is because of re-election if november that was scott wiener as well as supervisor malia cohen people have an exception because a lot of the times it allows us - >> thank you very much no other members of the public the item a closed roll call. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos at about supervisor chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell absent supervisor kim absent supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee that item passes. >> thank you next item and item 3 treasurers report an informational item. >> thank you there's much to report on the information but i want to share sobering news about a pedestrian fatality we're sorry for the loss of the family a 78-year-old grow. of 8 that was struck and killed in chinatown this past weekend it's been you know very difficult year i think that the board r ta board has done a lot of work and the board of supervisors to port the vision zero work but obviously much to be done we have so much work to do and it can't happenzoon enough i think that our vision zero committee will have e help with the

space and underutilized space maybe empty wlarz and bring nor good paying jobs thank you supervisor malia cohen for her wonderful leadership and hathaway defining witness they're a wonderful company they did the gold standard i want to thank them as well all of the communities down here have it be thanked they have not only talking about the taught united states this bug protected it and preached it now the citywide family has to recognize that thank you, everybody let's keep going and creating a wonderful city. >> (clapping.) thank you, mayor for your continuing support thank you very much i'd like also at this time to recognize those who have had hands on r0eb89 for bringing this building out of the ground from jackson architecture and the mayor mentioned our general contractor has nothing to do with way and defining witness and half of the thousand contractor workers and recognition our person for the product (clapping) and happy and very thankful to be able to also thank our former president of the board of directors john (clapping) as i mentioned earlier we've enjoyed the tremor support fr

. >> i don't hear i what about the re-election this november alongside with supervisor malia cohen. >> please proceed with our public comment you have two comments. >> are you going to have a re-election this november for the supervisors term? i know there's a re-election but what about you? >> are you done with our

. >> i don't hear i what about the re-election this november alongside with supervisor malia cohen. >> please proceed with our public comment you have two comments. >> are you going to have a re-election this november for the supervisors term? i know there's a re-election but what about you? >> are you done with our public comment. >> thank you is there any additional public comment on item 2. >> seeing none, public comment is closed okay supervisor cohen could i have a motion to forward this to the full board with with a positive recommendation. >> yes. >> we'll take that without objection. that will be the order madam clerk will you please call item 3. >> item 3 is an ordinance amending the planning code with the short-term rental rentals and establishing the application fee. >> so we held a hearing on item 3 two weeks ago we made a few all the times and continued 20 for two weeks we're reassuming it today and president chiu is the author of item 3 i understand he'll be here moment will i here he is there are several amendments that maybe offered and take action or not take action a

not investing in jails but schools i'm proud possible introduced into the record by supervisor malia cohen because we worked together to make sure that our local first policy proposed by mayor ed lee was not continued we need to bring our community together to respond to crime and the folks in this communities are supporting me in this race. >> the hot issue is domestic violence especially many the sports world what are your thoughts when someone is accused of domestic violence and not charged and remains in their position whether in sports or public office. >> i certainly think that the 49ers made a mistake when they allowed a player to continue to play i know that david agrees with that the bigger issue is how do we as protected officials stand up for victims of domestic violence this is where we we had one in our city that rims the top law enforcement officer in our city for hundreds of counted beaters we didn't send the right signal when supervisor campos decided to keep him in office someone that's supporting david how we view us but who we stand with and in contrast david stood with

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, my name is malia cohen and i'm the current elected representative of the san francisco boardsupervisors representing district 10. i'm one of five girls raised by my parents in the southeastern neighborhoods of san francisco. and i know the history of the difficult challenges that the southeast has faced as my family has faced them, too. however, what i see is what many residents see. neighborhoods that are unlike any other. contradict 10 is comprised of communities where people are familiar with each other, where families have lived for generations and where people look out for one another. i vividly remember being told by my grandmother and friend of my grandparents to work hard, get good grades, serve others and never forget where you come from. and to remember to help those coming up behind you. that's a large part of the reason i ran for district 10 supervisor four years ago, because i have a calling for public service. now, i'm proud to be a product of san francisco's public schools, a beneficiary of the public transportation system as well as the library system. this ci

i cannot state the same for supervisor malia cohen. she is a beacon of hope for the city of san francisco. ms. cohen has brought many relevant social issues to the forefront. rapid use of firearms and gang related violence restricted solely to san francisco, these are problems endemic to our society. ms. cohen and other outstanding supervisors who debtv on straight sound leadership and wisdom beyond her years. she and other county civil leaders like her represent the voice of reason and a ray of hope for all americans. sadly, there's individuals at stations of influence who rather than promoting good will and harmony think to create divisiveness and dissonance. such as an example of this -- that of editor and chief of bayview newspaper, am i mary radcliffe. in a recent editorial, ms. radcliffe suggested african-americans must be of a particular social [speaker not understood] class and must have specific qualifications to be deemed worldly. >> thank you. great to see you, walter. >>> great to be back, supervisor mar, and supervisors. ♪

and i want to recognize my co-sponsor supervisor katy tang, london breed and malia cohen. >> thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor mar. >> thank you. i have a couple of items today. the first is an ordinance i'm introducing to reduce the number of cigarette and toe he back owe permits in the city gi wanted to acknowledge the amazing youth organizing advocacy and leadership of the youth leadership institute and vietnamese youth development center, many of the young people that i've worked with for several years to develop this legislation. ~ and i so, this legislation will help us alleviate the problem of having an over concentration of tobacco outlets in low-income areas, especially communities of color and communities with a large number of young people. some of our eastern districts have a disproportionate concentration of tobacco permits compared to other neighborhoods. for example, in district 6, supervisor kim's district which includes the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods, there is approximately 270 tobacco permits compared to only 37 permits in the inner sunset distri

policy that impacted many of our employers, the fair chance act which i coauthored with supervisor malia cohen, that was a ten-month process to put together the actual specifics of what the fair chance ordinance would look like, and this is how it actually impact our employees in not doing the background checks at first application. and because of the length of time it took to meet with all of our stakeholders and make sure that we were taking everyone's input into our ordinance, for me i guess why i would push on why we should pass this now and get the process started is that in order for a ten-month process to work out between now and september, we really need to get the equal pay advisory committee going in november. that would really give them about ten months to meet with all the stakeholders and take in all the input and feedback that we're both hearing at the board chamber from our colleagues, but also from the multiple stakeholders, commissions and departments that would like to have feedback. no one disagrees with the intent of the policy. everyone agrees in equal pay for equal work,