commissioner thomas mazzucco. vice president mazzucco: aye. >> commissioner petra dejesus? commissioner dejesus: aye. >> commissioner hammer? commissioner hammer: aye. >> commissioner slaughter? mr. slaughter: sky -- aye. president marshall: we now move to the nomination of vice president. commissioner dejesus: i have nominated angela chan. commissioner slaughter: i would like to nominate commissioner kingsley. new hampshire i think the chair can call it how the chair wants. meaning there can be multiple nominations. whatever the chair chooses. commissioner slaughter: i would like to nominate commissioner marshall to be my vice president. i would like to have dr. marshall as my vice president. i would like to nominate dr. marshall. president marshall: second. does anyone have public comment on the nomination for vice president. commissioner dejesus: we haven't had any discussion. president marshall: i was waiting for -- commissioner dejesus: i think we have the leadership of marshall and mazzucco this year, and i think there were a lot of things that were lacking. one of th

commissioner chan: commissioner mazzucco, president mazzucco, just a couple matters. first, there is always the concern when you have discussion after public comment that you are going to be delving into an unagendaized item, which is one of the reasons why it is generally discouraged that there be discussion after public comment. but it is per misible already, and you wouldn't need to do anything different at all, for a commissioner to ask the director or the chief to follow up on an item, and that can happen after public comment. we obviously don't want to be debating back and forg with a member of the public. that, again, opens up the potential for brown act violations and also may end up giving one speaker more time than is being uniformly allowed to officers. so that's a consideration that already you as the commissioners do have the ability to follow up on public comment with the chief or o.c.c. director. it would also be fine, as commissioner hammer suggested, to move one of the items on the jepped up. -- agenda up. although, i think part of the reason to have

vice president mazzucco: aye. commissioner dejesus: i respect commissioner marshall and all the hard work he's done and i respect him as a friend, but i disdepree, i think we need gender diversity, and i vote no. schan chan no. commissioner kingsley: no. commissioner slaughter: yes. >> the motion passes 4-3. president marshall: commissioner mazzucco is now president, and i'm the vice president, and we'll make this change right now. vice president mazzucco: as we move forward now, i would like to say that we are commissioners with equal authority, and the story should be how thrend talented this commission is. you look across this commission, and you have dr. marshall who is a modern day saint whose work in the bay view hunters area -- he has done more for this community than most people can dream of. they you look at the lawyers on this board. starting with commissioner hammer, who is a former police officer, former police officer. an incredible group of lawyers. incredible man with great experience. commissioner

vice president mazzucco was not able to come. we passed on the problems that the boston report pointed out and told them in straight terms the things you have to do to address those concerns. we are hoping to have their response and put this back on the commission agenda sometime relatively soon so the commission can address these things. i think it was a good meeting. other commissioners had expressed their interest in this. that is it on that issue. president marshall: thank you very much. if there is nothing else, will take public comment on item three, please. >> reinhardt, director of san francisco open government -- ray hart, director of san francisco open government. this is on the chief's comments and on commissioners dejesus and kingsley. there is an expression -- none of us is as smart as all of us. getting members of the bay area community, one of the most creative places in the world, involved in the police department offers immense amounts of resources to the officers that otherwise would not have. it gets people in

president marshall: commissioner mazzucco. vice president mazzucco: i want to take the opportunity to comment the police department on their job on the night of the giant's victory and the day of the parade. as you state, the population in the city had grown beyond an imaginable numbers. the officers were professional, there was no major violence, and they should be commended for that. the captains that ran the northern stations did an excellent job. it was a credit to the police department and the command staff. also, yesterday there was a promotional ceremony that i attended with commissioner dejesus and hammer. you promoted two new additional people. it was good to see the officers that had a positive event for them and their families. i also want too thank you, chief. you brought that back, and you also dedicated that ceremonial ceremony to former chief fagan. the kind words you said actually made the ceremony worth even more. thank you. president marshall: acommissioner hammer. commissioner hammer: i wanted to brief my fe

president mazzucco: so moved. all in favor? >> aye. president mazzucco: adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. i feel like all of us are starng to see what the problems in this country are. i think plenty of people are opinionated. i don't think there's many forums where you can really express yourself or try to make a differen

president mazzucco: so moved. all in favor? >> aye. president mazzucco: adjourned. welcome to the budget and finance committee. i'm supervisor john avalos the chair joined by supervisor ross mirkarimi the vice chair and supervisor sean elsbernd. the clerk is victor young. mr. young could you please share us your announcements? >> please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak if i am out a card and turn them in to me. if you present any documents please provide a copy to the clerk for inclusion into the file. items acted upon will be on the board of supervisors agenda november 16, 2010s in otherwise stated. chairman avalos: thank you, mr. young. i apologize for coming a little late. actually very late. i want to thank sfgtv for hanging in there. could you please call item one. >> resolution approving professional services agreement 8994 curbside management program between fsp ppm management llc and in an amount not to exceed $26 million. chairman avalos: thank you. >> good morning, chair afpvalos. we are seeking approval of a new management contract with five

president mazzucco: so moved. all in favor? >> aye. president mazzucco: adjourned. supervisor mar: good morning, everyone. we can to the regular meeting of the transportation authority finance committee. i am chair eric mar and i am joined by commercialers chris daly and sean elsbernd for my right. i would like to take a moment to thank bill differently leon and jeffri of s.f.g.t.v. for providing ack to this meeting. erika cheng is our clerk. would you call the first item? are item number 2, approval of the october 1, 2010 meeting. this is an action item. >> supervisor mar: let's open this up to pickup comment. is there anyone from the pickup who would like to speak. see none, comment is closed. we move this forward without objection. clerk next am? >> recommend approval 6 a resolution authorizing the executive director to execute all amaster agreements and amenityment for receipt of federal and state funds. this is an action item. we have the deputy director. >> good morning, commissioner. i am the deputy director for finance and administration. i am bringing befor

vice president mazzucco: thank you, commissioners. president marshall: thank you very much. lieutenant one quick thing on this. i was, unless you tell me differently, in the past two years we have done this at a regularly scheduled commission meeting time, and it has been televised a couple times, so i'm assuming, unless i hear differently, that we'll do it during our regular commission time and at a location other than here. >> that's correct, commissioner. at this point we are looking at a date for wednesday in december, toward the middle of december. perhaps our last regular meeting of the year we should get this up. president marshall: i only mention that, because -- thank you. president marshall: all right then. we will move to item 5. >> possible action to recommend that the board of supervisors approve the ordinance authorsing the department to receipt actively and extend grant funds in the amount of $424,107 from the united states department of justice solving cold cases with d.n.a. program and amending ordinance number 191-10, annual salary ordinance, to reflect the

vice president mazzucco: present. commissioner dejesus: present. >> you have a quorum. also seated at the day's tonight is the chief of police and the director of the occ. president marshall: this is a regular meeting of the san francisco police commission for october 20, 2010. i would say i want to be informed of the score, but i cannot really say that during a meeting. please call item one. >> item 1 is the approval of the consent calendar. this is a quarterly report by the police department and the office of citizen complaints regarding policy proposals, and also the office of citizen complaints third quarter statistical report. president marshall: are the questions on any items contained therein? commissioner kingsley: i had a couple of questions on the report by the director of the office of citizen complaints, please. there is an item on page 5, i believe. there is an indication of 7% of cases having been -- the complaints have been sustained. i guess the question is what would you attribute that number two? if you could elaborate, help us understand a little bit

commissioner thomas mazzucco, commissioner dejesus. >> welcome to the hour meeting -- to our meeting. we will be handling a disciplinary matter this will be in closed session. tonight, this will be a brief public session but we will be busy late into the evening dealing with disciplinary matters. please call item one. >> item 1 is adoption of the commission's minutes before the regular meetings held on june 2nd, 2010, and october 20th, 2010. >> you have a copy of the minutes in your packet. are there any changes or deletions and need to be made? >> moved and seconded. >> please call item number two. item number two is general public comment. you may address the commission for a time. determined by the chair, not to exceed three minutes, on items that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission but to not appear on the agenda. >> thank you. is anyone that wishes to address the commission? >> october 22nd, 2010, i met -- at the basement of city hall. we proceeded to go to the police commission and as usual, an indian-looking man showed up again. peter confronted him and

>> commissioner marshall, commissioner mazzucco, commissioner dejesus, commissioner chan, commissioner slaughter. >> good evening, later sentiment. this is a regular meeting of the police commission. we have not been here for a couple of weeks, i know that you have missed us. i don't think anyone really cared in a following days of the giants' victory. >> item number one is the approval of the consent calendar. these are for the second and third quarter of 2010. >> this is in your packet. i will take a motion to approve. >> i have done this at a number of board meetings, commission meetings. it is unusual to have no copies of items that you are voting on that the public has not got a chance to look at and have a copy to review. you just to prove something that i don't think that anyone in this auditorium probably had any idea what that was. >> is there further public comment? >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. trying on in -- i am indebted software engineer. >> is your comments on item number one? >> i was one to tell you a story about what happened to me. >> i think that this is f

vice president mazzucco: on thursday, i attended with the chief of presentation at city hall about crime statistics. i think the chief for his hard work and the mayor for having the foresight to bring in a chief that could try new things. the report is an excellent report. it was an excellent presentation. i attended on thursday the medal of valor awards committee at the hall of justice, where we reviewed the great efforts of many of our police officers and there was a voting process that took place. that was excellent. i was very proud to be there. more on that later when we hit the line item. i will try to be bland about this. i have spoken to two commissioners about this issue. during a pre teleconference in a commission matter, an issue was presented, and we will ask for city attorney help. everything is confidential because it was a closed proceeding. it came to my attention that there was a need to file a motion because the particular attorney had learned through another organization that a potential witness in the case may have [unintelligible] if this information had been disclos

vice president mazzucco: commissioner hammer? new hampshire i would ask -- commissioner hammer: i would ask that we grant professional courtesy that night. i would propose that we take the evidence he's asked and that we not put it up as an action item. commissioner dejesus: all i am saying is i want to meet with the groups. maybe we can find a different day for everything. >> i'm not opposed to do it. there is no reason we can't have an action item. >> to think it could be an action item is probably unrealistic. let's do it -- let's put it on the calendar for next week when we discuss the dates and future items for the agenda, i don't -- so i think that's great resolution. thank you. president marshall: i believe we are on item 6-b. is that the sole item on the calendar? so we need that magical -- >> we have one more. president marshall: so that is the featured item? >> yes, sir. when is the date for the metal ceremony? >> tentatively set for the 17th. and i think we have all answered that, correct? >> the head of the schedule,