we have no formal report at this time on the status of the mou. there were some heeding complaints at a prior commission meeting that took place a few months ago. to my knowledge, those have been resolved. i will be happy to entertain any questions you have and report back any comments to the housing authority. commissioner walker: this is really helpful because we have complaints that make it back to our department. there are also several organizations that we contract with to provide tenant out of reach. we have been hearing from them that there had been a delay in working with the housing authority to resolve some of the have the ability issues. -- tenant outreach. apparently, there was an effort to get information on the housing authority's mold, mildew, have the ability, complaints that have come through this organization, and there seemed to be a reluctance to share that information. my goal as having this as an agenda item is making sure that we are working towards the same goal, which is to provide safe, clean, and help the housing to folk

the next series of items are related to mou's. these are actually part of the functions that we made in the budget that was passed in july of this year. there is an item that i do have to recuse myself from. so if we can actually pull the items that i do not have to recuse myself from first, and then we will do the others after that. if we can call item number four, six, seven, eight, and nine, and not call item number 5. >> item four, or in adopting and implementing amendment number 5 to the 2007-2013 memorandum of understanding between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco firefighters local 798, unit two. item number six, or in its adopting in implementing amendment number four to the 2007-2013 mou between the city and county of san francisco and the sentence is the police and officers association, a unit p- 1 and p-2a. and the 2007-2013 mou between the city and county of san francisco and the municipal association of fire. item number 8, or in its adopting and implementing amendment number four to the 2007

i support the solidifying of the mou's, but was looking for more information. if that requires us to delay this a little bit, i am definitely game for doing so, if that is the supervisors wish as well. supervisor chu: could we ask about the timeline that this mou needs to be approved by the full board? >> supervisors, the contract is a session agreement under the forms of property. -- prop d. not similar to the contract deadlines but others, but the agreements that you do see before you are ongoing. they have agreed to voluntarily start the payroll deductions and wage decreases, the understanding being that if this was rejected by the board or the union membership's, when it came to vote, all bets are off and money will be returned to the members. while we do not need strict charter deadlines, the budget is built on savings and encapsulated within contracts. the farther off that we go, the deeper in the hold the city would find itself. supervisor chu: anything else? supervisor mirkarimi: fine, thank you. supervisor chu: with regards to what would be approved in

update on housing code enforcement. 5a, status of mou with housing authority. commissioner walker: this was an agenda item i ask to be put on as part of the update with our -- partnership with the housing authority. thank you for being here. maybe staff could come first? >> good morning. chief housing inspector. i was not quite sure of all the data to provide you with today, so we basically went through our database and summarized for you, in a form that we have presented to the commission back in 2008, the number of complaints that lead directly received on housing authority cases on the basis of an mou executed between the housing authority and department of building inspection, what that breakout happens to be. with respect to that, from 2007 until year to date, 150 cases that you see on the summary, there are currently four cases still open. two are associated with heat, in which the individuals have temporary heating devices while an overall system is replaced in the public housing projects in which they reside. the other remaining two cases have to do wit

we should have the mou ready, and it should be in our package. i even asked about the heat complaints filed with dbi, asking for the past two meetings. we finally get it today at the meeting. how about the q-matic? we keep hearing there is progress, but if this is such an important program for the city and our department, and we are trying to implement it and get our customers to go through with it, is there any paperwork, instructions, even something to announce this program to the public? i would like to see some of that. are there brochures telling people what to expect? something like that would be helpful to commissioners to review over the weekend and then we can come here on wednesday and debate and discuss this intelligently. that is all i'm asking for. i do not know if my fellow commissioners have any other comments. >> commissioner walker? commissioner walker: thank you. i tend to agree. especially on issues that we routinely have -- i think the capss program we have gotten a lot of back of material. maybe we will get more information a

the mou is included in your package.identified remediation that needs to occur on site, approximated at $1.20 million. fiscal provisions are included in the mou. properly reflecting those costs as expenses to the see you -- as the puc, they act as offsets to revenue. this follows the traditional approach in the private sector, treating the puc as the seller. a 10 ft. wide section of the property just above the yellow area on the map is under moh jurisdiction on the transfer. it will be used for park purposes, with appropriate restrictions. it is a document within the potential future moh development. we have members from recreation and park and moh, who are able to answer any detailed questions you might have. i would like to turn the presentation over to carol. >> good morning, supervisors. i am going to introduce april, from supervisor kim's office to say a few words. >> good afternoon. it is our honor to sponsor this legislation today, and to sponsor the jurisdiction of transfer of this property from puc to recreation

there were terms in the mou that did not give deference to our dgo. we need to close a look, we want to do. we had a long joint hearing about this and we have not yet taken action as a commissioner. i appreciate the chief had issued a bureau order but we need to decide what we're going to do, are we going to turn the order into a dgo, or are we going to just allow the board of supervisors to do what they can also do, which is issue policy and what makes the morse -- most sense for this commission? it is an outstanding question. >> thank you. >> i do agree with you. we should take the bureau order that the chief put together with some input from the aclu and put that in the form of a dgo. where does the board of supervisors come into play? to the half commission authorities with reference to policy procedure for the police department? we have been told, we will go to the board of supervisors with this and that is something that needs to be worked out. that is our responsibility. i think that we probably should and move toward as you suggested, putting

ordinance adopting and implementing amendment no. 5 to the 2007-2013 memorandum of understanding (mou) between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco firefighters, local 798 (unit 1), by extending the term of the mou to june 30, 2015, and by implementing specified terms and conditions of employment for fys 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2013-2014, and 2014-2015. supervisor chu: i would like to recuse myself from this item. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. who would like to present? >> supervisors, martin grant. this contract is a concession agreement, much like the ones we have been discussion. it has the wage recession element, the additional early retirement contribution regardless of what happens at the ballot. and it has contingencies that would have a fax in year's 13-14 and 14-15. but it would not affect the current year or next year's budget. that single contract -- excuse me -- it would be in the neighborhood of $11 million for two years, representing again the efforts of public safety. supervisor mirkarimi: very good. colleagues? comments, questions? >> you have to

she explained to me in doing so that this resolution is not a binding contract or an mou. what it does is it stipulates how employees of the city of portland, the police department and their officers are to interact with the fbi when working in a joint terrorism task force. i would like to give you an overview of the timeline of these events. this resolution was signed and adopted april 27 of this year. the very next day, on april 28 of this year, the united states attorney for the district of oregon issued this press release. this was the same that was mentioned by mr. crew. it is entitled -- he goes on to say, "i want to commend the members of the portland city council and the mayor for their decision today to bring portland police officers back into the daily fabric of the joint terrorism task force. several months later, on july 22, the portland police bureau issued the standard operating procedure. this is akin to our department general orders. it is thereir sop. it takes from their resolution and in titles -- and puts it into their sop. i have the opportunity to spea

the two sides also signed an mou regarding korea's knowledge sharing program, or ksp. the ksp has been helping developing nations since 2004 by sharing the country's economic development experience and know- hows. the mou upgrades the previous bilateral format of the program into a three-way cooperation between korea, the world bank and developing countries, ... and promises trilateral consulations on economic development strategies and policymaking. an official at the ministry of strategy and finance said korea marks the first country to ink a green growth deal with the world bank,... suggesting the country's competitiveness and initiative in the international green growth sector. hwang sung-hee, analysts say the korean financial market has... over the past few weeks... fully factored in the debt crisis in europe sluggishness of the us economy,... as foreign investors sold off local stocks. they say that the korean economy remains highly vulnerable to external shocks,... but that it's least likely asian economy to experience a currency crisis. kim yeon-ji explains. th

memorandum of understanding between the city and the firefighters of local 798, unit 1, extending the mou. president chiu: could we have a motion to excuse supervisor chu? roll-call vote. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. item 15, ordinance amending the administrative code to create a recreation and parks give fund, update the mayor's earthquake emergency relief fund to broaden its purpose as a general disaster recovery fund, and edmund -- and amend the mayors' fund for the homeless to change the administering agency. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. >> there are 11 ayes. president chiu: the ordinance is passed on first reading. >> item 16, approvin

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before we get into the mou items, i would like to wait for supervisor mirkarimi, because i need to recuse myself from one of the items. so if you can call item number 1. >> item number one, or it's a proven in the grid with nonstop music library to license the use of the music library and waiving certain requirements of the administrative code with respect to the license agreement. i believe we have a potential amendment. supervisor chu: thank you. we have an amendment of the whole, but we also have representatives to speak about the amendment. >> good morning. i am from the department of technology. along with supervisor chu's office, we're introducing an amendment that has been approved. it basically gives us the authority to make a retroactive payment for the services provided. supervisor chu: thank you. a question for the city attorney, whether or not that is a substantive amendment? if i could ask the city attorney and the department to share the eminence. first, let's have the budget analyst report on the item. >> madam chair and members of the committee, according to sfgtv, as well

also an agenda item to talk about the state of the mou we have a housing authority and what our policies are. >> is more at the next meeting. >> we can have that as an agenda item and we do have information on that. >> there was some articles and at freedom of information act -- freedom of information act requests regarding our code enforcement. i think it's time to see where we are at with the housing authority properties and our understanding of helping them achieve good code enforcement. >> we can certainly do that. >> great. maybe we can invite the director of housing authority. >> if you couldn't, during the course of how your discussions take place -- >> we should invite them. >> i would like to see it. >> me, too. >> item 7b -- the commission may take action to set the date of a special meeting and determine the items to be placed on the agenda for the next meeting and other future meetings of the building commission. >> we requested a joint commission with the planning commission. can we get that on the books? >> we have had and potentially have a couple of dates being considered

as you know, we wanted to have an mou, and it is on the agenda today, and there is a report. >> the general manager for water. we have been working with rec and park for some time. we produced a draft to that and put it out and had a public meeting last tuesday evening at the clubhouse. 43 people attended, and we had a lively discussion. we heard comments that focused, having me pu -- the puc take complete control. people have been disappointed in the management of lake merced. there is a desire for an additional boat house. a lot of people fishing, boating, different kinds. again, we heard a lot of commons. we have been summarizing those. we are aiming to bring it back to the commission for consideration in september. president vietor: and the issues primarily at the community are what? they would like the puc to maintain control is possible, rather than the split control? >> yes, you raise that it is a range now -- the way that it is arranged now is general resource management, they are managers, some people have been disappointed and have an interest in the pc taking more responsibility,

wide spread fog of to throughout the bay area visibility is 25 mous-5 miles. >> this is what our temperaturesbe later on this afternoon what i new town widespread '70s when and by 3:00 p.m. on we will see the '80s when . and this is a look of your seven day forecasting saturday and sunday will get into the mid to upper 80s tuesday and wednesday it up be really nice in the '90s >> a great morning for traffic we have not seen any hotspots and we are not tracking any major delays you will see a beautiful view of the old administration building and the new administration and building even though the mayor in lights have been activated for the past and mats it is only to the middle of the east parking lot it is only a 12 minute ride. no problems on the san mateo bridge from here to the golden gate heading to marin county east bay traffic no problems when. dodd >> but dull 60 area fairfield tevere said one man and looking for another where the murder and robbery that happen wednesday night they returned, to find a 21 year-old son unconscious in his bedroom he had been killed in he was dead in the b

as you know, we wanted to have an mou, and it is on the agenda today, and there is a report. >> the general manager for water. we have been working with rec and park for some time. we produced a draft to that and put it out and had a public meeting last tuesday evening at the clubhouse. 43 people attended, and we had a lively discussion. we heard comments that focused, having me pu -- the puc take complete control. people have been disappointed in the management of lake merced. there is a desire

. >> this is a man into the 2013 mou, extending this -- >> without objection -- she will be excused, and if we could take a roll-call vote on item 29. >> mar, eye. mirkarimi, aye. weiner, aye. avalos, aye. campos, aye. chu, aye. cohen? cohen, aye. 10 ayes. >> the ordinance is passed on the first meeting pick -- first reading. but us go to the special order. >> items 30 and 31 comprised the board of supervisors pursuant to a motion approved on july 19. a public hearing of those objecting to the proposed resolution with a property based community benefit district, item 31 well up and and rename this community district as the film more community benefit district. >> this is a public hearing that was continued from july 26 to today, and i understand with murder ramey, he would like to continue to keep the public hearing open and will ask if he has any comments that he would like to make. >> this is a motion for another continuance but realizing that the hearing should at least allow for anyone who would like to give them put, i have sent a message to the office of economic workforce deve