while matt haneys recommends renaming our street, no one else who lives or works on gilbert street isfavor of the name change. we want to maintain the name of our street as gilbert street and signed four pages of petitions to the board of supervisors, maintaining our current street name in favor of keeping edward gilbert's legacy and we hope that there is some person here who can direct us to the proper historical person who could challenge matt haney's recommendation because i was given the name timothy frye by richard jones. so far no one in the current administration has given us any reason for the proposed name change and to our knowledge, no one has contacted the historical society. and the really strange thing is that additionally, while gilbert street 1.5 blocks for a long time front of the hall of justice, there was no posting in the neighborhood meeting for the 52 units on the south side of gilbert street but only on the north -- on the north side of gilbert street was posted. [please stand by] [please stand by] >> second is at the planning commission's april 25 hearing, the

chair adams, i just want to recognize that the district supervisor has just arrived, supervisor matt haney. nice to see you, sir. >> supervisor haney. >> hi. my name is sam wagner. for clarification purposes, i'm not a hater, a bigot, a racist or an elitist. i'm a compassionate person, and i have a homeless family member, and a clollege friend s homeless. critical thinking without analysis will not solve a problem, it will make it worse. currently, the city and the h.s.h. failed to meet the commitments of the navigation centers daily. if the city and the h.s.h. cannot successfully manage the navigation centers currently, if they cannot fulfill the policy at a 70-bed facility, how can we expect them to do this at a navigation center that's two to three size of the centers of their current failures. how can you trust them with the land that you're responsible for? i'm willing to have an open mind, but i stug will to support a program with a 54% failure rate. less than one in six homeless land in supportive housing. how poorly would the navigation centers have to perform before someone starts

it happened blocks from the home of supervie vor matt haney who said that intersection is dangerous partly because the building at the corner blocks the view of drivers. >> especially this is kind of blind because you can't see because of this and then it is really dark here at night. >> reporter: two weeks ago the city did make changes at another intersection a block away and all traffic has to come to a complete stop while pedestrians cross but while we were still there, we saw drivers ignoring that no turn on red sign and the red light. the supervisor expects compliance there to improve as drivers become more aware of the new sign and sites. >>> now the oakland a's want to build a new 35,000 seat ballpark and housing next to the port. the commission has to approve the plan and the first steps would include allowing the team four years to complete an environmental impact report and negotiate a sale. >>> not everyone supports the plan. members of the alliance will hold a news conference today urging the port commission to reject the plan. workers and businesses say the stadium at howard t

november ballot for a vote by the people of san francisco joining us now to talk about a supervisor matt haney one of the sponsors of the proposal so. >>there's actually 2 separate election items that voters in san francisco will have to look at so explain the difference. yes of the first is the policy was well established mental health sf the first universal mental health and substance abuse program guaranteed right in the country. right now for anybody who has been a san francisco lives in san francisco. we know we have a mental health and substance abuse crisis on our streets. this will actually make sure that people can have access to the treatment that they need and then we're going to fund it at least in part by an excessive ceos our tax which would be on ballot. in march is modeled after something that portman has. which we have these companies where many hundreds of times. the is making a salary as compared to their median worker and we think they can give a little bit if they have that much to go to the top give a little bit to help us solve one of the toughest problems we have in the

supervisor matt haney who represents the district says changes are needed at th dangerous intersection. >> just 1 block away somebody was hit and because of that they've changed that intersection so that you can't turn while pedestrians are walking and here in the tenderloin we have some of the most dangerous intersections and streets in the entire city. >> the victim's name has not been released. the intersection is on track for one of the worst crashes in years. >>> president trump lashed out on twitter today calling the mueller probe a sick and unlawful investigation. in the past week the nate intelligence committee subpoenaed donald ump,jr. setting off a firestorm amongst republicans. republican house minority leader says it's time to close the book on the port. >> they are advertising their obstruction of justice by ignoring subpoenas. >> the democrats are more interested in subpoenas than solution. >> tonight democrats are still calling for special counsel robert mueller to testify on capitol hill. house judiciary committee chairman jerrold nadler says he would subpoena mueller,

i am the chair of the committee, joined by vice chai -- vice chair supervisor safai and matt haney toft. please make any announcements that you have. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents can be included as

it happened blocks from supervisor matt haney. he told us he intersection is very dangerous.w of drivers. >> especially this is blind. you can't see because of this and it's really dark at night. >> two weeks ago the city made changes at another intersection that requires traffic at that intersection to come to a complete stop. while we were there, we saw drivers ignoring the no turn on red sign. they expect compliance to become better. >>> testimony resumes in the go ship fire trial where a former tenant is expected to testify about how he escaped the deadly fire. prosecutors have called other former tenants to the stand. one woman testified it was full of junk. another former tenant who took the stand said he never felt the building was unsafe. prosecutors are trying to show that defendants allowed people to live and party and dangerous settings. the fire killed 36 people in december of 2016. >>> the oakland eight could be a step closer to building a new ballpark near jack london square. we will learn how commissioners are voting and the opposition to the grand plan. >>> th

now matt haney. >> who road as rhodes -- who roe their bike through district 6 today? i am so proud that district 6 is the heart where we have seen the growth of our protected bike network. today we rode from the tenderloin. we went around through the district. what we saw is a lot of need still out there for a further investment in our protected bike network. i want to thank mayor breed for her commitment and directive. on fifth street it is clear we need a protected bike lane on fifth street now. we were very happy to see the improvements with the new protected bike lane on howard. we need the rest of howard, right? we went across market where we still need improvements. if we are going to have a fully protected bike lane we have a ways to go. we went down church street with a protected bike lane that has helped see the largest increase in cyclists in any street. 300% increase in folks riding their bike in the tenderloin. it is good for the city, good for people, for the entire community. it is important for people to ride their bikes to work without fearing for thei

i'm the chair of this committee aaron peskin joined by supervisor ahsha safai and matt haney to my left. today is our meeting for monday may 6, 2019. ms. major do you have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices, complete speaker cards and copy of documents should be submitted to the clerk. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. please readed first item. [agenda item read] >> supervisor peskin: this request was brought to me by the tina modotti committee. with that ms. skully, please come forward. you want to thank you in advance for your generous offer and gift. you want to thank my staff for working with you as well as the public works folks who will be directed by this colleagues if you have questions, jeremy spitz from public works is on hand. >> thank you. good afternoon members of the commission. i'm here on behalf of the tina modotti heritage committee. the committee was founded over a decade ago with the goal to commemorate the fine arts photographer tina modotti. it was of proclamation passed by the board of supervisors recognizing tina modotti for

supervisor matt haney says the intersection is notorious. >> in the tenderloin we have some of the worstns. this particular intersection has been a problem for a long time. >> there are known dangerous intersections that require little money for the municipal transportation agency to make safer. >> this is something controlled by nta. we have a task force to identify these intersections that need change. >> golden gate and hyde is just one of the notorious intersections in the city. many more are known to be dangerous. >> the city knows what street these are. they have the map showing the highest injury streets and intersections are. >> one block away a truck driver struck and killed a woman in march. the pedestrian lights have been changed to prevent pedestrians and cars from being in the intersection at the same time. no one should have to die for us to add this to a street. >> supervisor haney says he wants more action protecting them before tragedy strikes rather than after. >> what i've been saying since i've gotten into office is there shouldn't be any delay. we can do this right n

i also want to thank my cosponsor, supervisor matt haney and i look forward to working with them as the legislation moves forward. and the rest i submit. however, i wanted to respond to our president's request that we give an update on our work on outside commissions, which i think was a great idea. and i have been serving on the metropolitan transportation commission since february. i was motivated to step into this role as they continue their consolidation and takes a strategic approach at looking at transportation as it intersects with housing and jobs and our desperate need to get people out of their cars to combat climate change. at the same time to house the bay area casa was wrapping up its work and released recommendations that kicked off a lieu of state legislation that was supposed to follow the production framework of the compact. i joined that body to ensure that san francisco would have a strong voice in the regional response to statewide legislation. i am also on the mtc's administration committee and the programming allocations committee, which puts me in a position to ke

i am joined by commissioners cynthia pollock, matt haney, and gordon mar. our clerk is miss alisa somera. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. madam clerk, will you please read item number two. >> clerk: item 2 is the approval of the lafco meeting from the meeting of april 19, 2019. >> chair fewer: any comments or question prosecut questions from my colleagues? let's open this up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: i make a motion to approve this item. seconded. okay. can you please call item number three. >> clerk: item number three is a community agregation activities report. >> chair fewer: i'd like to make a motion to continue this item to the next meeting of the lafco. >> clerk: after public comment? >> chair fewer: after public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: i'd like to move this item to the next meeting of the lafco. can i ha

and happened blocks from the home of supervisor matt haney who says the intersection is dangerous partly because the building at the corner blocks the view of drivers. >> 2 weeks ago the city made changes just a block away at another intersection requiring all the traffic at golden gate and leavenworth to completely stop while pedestrians cross the street. while we are still out there we actually saw drivers basically ignoring the law turning right when they are not supposed to. the supervisor expressed compliance to improve as drivers become more aware of the new signs and lights. >> across the bay testimony will resume where a former tenant is expected to testify about how he escaped the deadly fire that killed 36 people. prosecutors have caught other former tenants and pam and family members of victims to the witness stand. one woman testified the warehouse was filled with what she called junk and said it was too noisy for her to sleep so she moved out. another defendant testified he never felt the building wasn't safe. persecutors are trying to show the allowed people to live and par

it happened just blocks from the home of supervisor matt haney who said that particular intersection is dangerous partly because the the building at the corner blocks the view of drivers. >> this is blind. you can't see because of this and it is really dark here at night. >> just two weeks ago they made changes at a block away requiring all traffic there to completely stop while pedestrians cross the street. while we were still out there, we were still seeing drivers ignoring the know turn on red sign and the red light. supervisor haney expects complains to get better as drivers become more aware of these new signs and new lights. >> today the port of oakland commission will begin discussions about allowing a new baseball stadium to be built on howard terminal. the oakland a's want to build it right next the to the port. they have to approve the plan and it would allow the team four years to complete an environmental impact report and they would need to negotiate a sale or lease. not everyone supports the plan. members of the east oakland stadium alliance will hold a news conference

pedestrian bus there so far this year, the 8th in all of san francisco blocks away from the super visor matt haney who said it is dangerous because the building blocks the view of drivers. >> this is kind of blind. you can't see because of this. then it is really dark here at night. >> they made changes requiring all traffic there to completely stop while pedestrians cross the street but as our crews were there, we saw drivers ignoring the know turn on red sign and the light. he expects it to improve as they become more aware of the signs and lights. >>> testimony is under way in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial where a tenant is expected to testify he escaped from the deadly fire that killed 36 people. prosecutors called former tenants and family members to the witness stand. one said it was filled with junk and that it was too noisy for her to sleep there so she moved out. another tenant never felt the building was unsafe. prosecutors are trying to show the defendants allowed people to liver and party in hazardous settings. the fire killed 36 people in december of 2016. >>> ktvu crime reporte

i'm the chair of this committee aaron peskin joined by supervisor ahsha safai and matt haney to my leftoday is our meeting for monday may 6, 2019. ms. major do you have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices, complete speaker cards and copy of documents should be submitted

equitable assessment methodology that is based on the community benefit district in supervisor matt haney's be strict based on benefit point. so you can assume that as various land use ties residential properties, condominium properties and public properties, that they would assume various benefit points and those are directly related to the aesthetic, the cleanliness of the sidewalks, safety services that we provide and also the economic benefits to that. this is our proposed budget for our third renewal starting june 1, 2019. basbased on that extensive surv, we heard from that our businesses and our stakeholders, that they would want to see more cleaning, more safety services and certainly this budget reflects that at 74% of our budget dedicated towards cleaning and safety services. about 12% will be dedicated to public realm improvements, marketing events and advocacy and then, of course 14% for management and expenses. as i mentioned, our district will be divided between two zones of services. as you can see zone one will be investing in additional cleaning and safety services per day a

and matt haney. may i have a motion to excuse catherine stefani and norman, please?nd we can second it by supervisor mandel men and take that without objection. thank you very much. i would like to thank lawrence and kalina from s.f. government t.v. for broadcasting this meeting. are there any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards are copies of any documents to being completed should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you very much. please call item number 1. >> i don't one is a hearing on key mental health and substance use strategies and programs in the city budget identifying funding levels, gaps and opportunities for future spending. >> thank you very much. today is the third by roger prior to hearing at budget and finance focused on mental health and substance abuse. our presenters for today include the budget and legislative analyst department of public health and the san francisco police department, among others. mental health and substance use is a large and complex problem, and we have had multiple

. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney who serves the tenderloin and south market neighborhoods says he welcomes the addition of the new trash cans and pitstops. he's is currently only one is open after 8:00 p.m. the rest close from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. >> so people out on the streets during that time currently have nowhere to go to the bathroom. i am asking the mayor to not just include more pitstops, but have them open 24 hours. >> we are extending the hours and collecting data so we can know who is using and when people are using. >> reporter: jennifer frieden bach from the coalition of homeless says the bathrooms are an important and welcome addition, but she says mental health care, substance abuse treatment and more housing would reduce the number of people and waste on the streets. >> we have a huge housing crisis. thousands of people without housing. it is absolutely unacceptable that we don't have access to bathrooms. it has to be about housing. >> it has to be about being more aggressive with getting housilt and cutting back on the bureaucracy that does, sadly, get in the wa

joined to the left, matt haney, and vice chair supervisor who will be sitting to my right. our clerk is erica major. do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and come copies of documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the june 4th, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. please call the next item. >> item one is an ordinance amending the administrative code to acquire the department of homelessness and supportive housing, a.k.a. h.s.h. to establish a safe, overnight parking pilot program. require h.s.h. to collaborate with the m.c.a. to develop an ongoing parking citation and toe and storage fee abatement program, and affirming appropriate findings. >> okay. is there any public comment on item number 1? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are going to defer action on this until later in the agenda. madame clerk, please read item number 2. >> item number 2 is then ordinance amending the ministry of code to allow applications

it happened blocks from the home from the supervisor matt haney. he said that intersection is dangerous partly because of the building that blocks the view of drivers. >> especially this is blind because you can't see because of this. then it is really dark here at night. >> just two weeks ago the city made changes at another interchange a block away. while we were out there, we still saw drivers ignoring this no turn on red sign and the red light. supervisor haney expects compliance there to get better as drivers become more aware of the new signs and the lights. >>> testimony resumes today in the ghost ship fire trial. he will testify how he escaped that fire where 36 died. prosecutors called other tent ft.s and victims to the stand. one said the warehouse was filled with junk and too noisy to slope and she moved out. another tenant said he never felt the building was unsafe. pros cue tors are trying to show the defendants allowed people to live and party in hazardous settings. henry lee will be back in the courtroom today. he will have updates o

joined to the left, matt haney, and vice chair supervisor who will be sitting to my right.lerk is erica major. do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic

joined to the left, matt haney, and vice chair supervisor who will be sitting to my right.rica major. do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and come copies of documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the june 4th, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank

i am the chair of the committee, joined by vice chai -- vice chair supervisor safai and matt haney to my left. please make any announcements that you have. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents can be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk items will appear on the may 7 th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. please read the first item. >> yes, item one is an item submitting the ministries of code to require report of residential hotel status and disclosure of the report to the buyer and transferee prior to the sale or transfer of a residential hotel and affirming appropriate findings. >> insofar as the second item also concerns a similar subject matter, could you please read item two as well? >> item number 2 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to revise the conversion ordinance and affirming appropriate findings. >> thank you. colleagues, members of the public, as many of you know, over the past several years i have introduced a numbe

i am the chair of the committee, joined by vice chai -- vice chair supervisor safai and matt haney to my left. please make any announcements that you have. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents can be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk items will appear on the may 7 th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated

this rally here on the steps of city hall yet supervisors matt haney and hilary rosen, pushing the plan which supporters say would completely overhaul a broken system. the plan would create a 24 7 treatment center for anyone needing help including folks suffering from substance abuse. it will be added to the november ballot. there will be a vote from the people of san francisco. >>well, it's really tough to find affordable housing near san jose state but now some relief could be on the way the idea is to get rid of the alfred e l quist state office building which is just a block away from campus and then repurpose the site for both students and faculty housing. the 130,000 square foot building. shares part of the sale of a san antonio plaza with a hammer theater that a joint venture between the city and the university this project could one day make it easier for students to live. affordably within walking distance of campus. it's an idea whose time has come says the student homeless alliance is lindsay master. >>especially the ones who don't have a stable place to stay those who are co