mr. campos, and show you pictures of muni vehicles with defective tires. i was retaliated against. i was terminated because i spoke out to cal osha, highway patrol, places that could help us. it is your jurisdiction to make sure that the public -- as a supervisor, it is your obligation to your constituents to make sure they have save transit vehicles in your district. but do you do that? no, you sit here and you pass b.s. litigation for the big businesses, you have got to be able to take care of your own infrastructure before you can enhance it. if you cannot do that, if you cannot make a basic decision on making sure your constituents have safe, reliable transportation, there is no need to expand it. commissioner campos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is cynthia carter. i am also a wrongfully terminated driver of the sfmta due to my filing a sexual harassment charge, due to me being a whistle-blower. something needs to be done. they need to go to sfmta management and see what is going on. when you file a complaint, like i did, sexual harassment charges, i was

>>supervisor campos: mrs. donovn is on the committee right now?the past but this would be a new exposure for her. i don't know if the other candidates have been involved but it would be a wonderful opportunity. supervisor kim: thank you for being here. do you know when the other board seat expires? >> you had previously appointed larry lieberman and that expires on january 12, 2013. supervisor farrell: the controllers peck -- that has to be someone with a heavier financial background? could you say of one of the two applicants today had that qualification? >> i could not, but the controller has to have that specific background in experience in auditing and product -- project finance. >supervisor kim: are there any further questions? we often find ourselves in a situation where we have more than one qualified applicant for this seat. i am incredibly impressed by both candidates because water is not necessarily an issue the average citizen understands very well so i'm impressed we have such highly qualified candidates who care about the system and h

commissioner campos: mr. campbell, as you're doing this analysis in looking at the data, when you think you will have a better sense of what the often- out number will be? >> we think it will have results to share about one month's time. commissioner campos: can you talk about if you are communicating with some of the advocates to make sure that the rate is as low as possible? >> we have discussions regarding local power work and they talk about off-out rates there. it is very much a plant discussion. we're keeping those dialogues open. just so i can be complete, the proceedings related to the cpuc and state legislation, the latest intelligence is the cpuc is making a final decision on what the performance bond would be, and it is really an august timeframe. it is related to bonds for direct access. those are going through the process first. regarding the implementation of state legislation that we had, it is moving forward with proceedings of having their be enhanced code of conduct for how the utility's int

mr. chair. commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. roll-call on item five. >> [roll call] the item passes. commissioner campos: please call item six. >> item 6. award a two-year consultant contract to fehr & peers, in an amount not to exceed $165,000, for planning services for the balboa park station area circulation study, and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. > commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we take that item same house, same call? the item passes. please call item seven. >> item 7. award a two-year consultant contract to arup north america limited, in an amount not to exceed $318,000, for planning services for the 19th avenue transit corridor investment study, and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. commissioner campos: is there anyone from the pub

chairperson campos: thank you, mr. turner. next speaker, please. >> i live in know we valley -- noe valley. i have been studying different voting systems for about 5.5 years. as you know, i have brought up issues of score voting and approval voting in the past. one reason i think these systems are really interesting is some inherent properties make them simpler for voters and the department of elections. with approval voting, you are using an ordinary ballot. the only change is to count over votes. you do not discard them. if i want to vote for five candidates, i can do that. it is hard for voters to get confused. it is almost impossible to spoil your ballot. in experiments including looking at really contentious political elections, it turns out you get about 1/5 as many spoiled ballots. whereas with ranked joyce, ballot spoils have not been a major concern, but it has been seven times as many. one slightly more expressive form of voting is score voting, where you rate cadets on a scale of 0 to 4. on its surface, it looks mor

i will echo what supervisor campos said. mr. nulty, you have the most support here, for sure.ill follow supervisor kim, given this is a never the organization. i will make a motion to send mr. forward recommendation. >> thank you. recommendation to the full board. i want to thank both of our applicants who are here today. again, mr. nulte, i would love to support you for something that is more of a general residence seat on this cac. there'll be other seeds over the next couple of years. i want to thank and recognize lj cirillo who previously served on this seat and has been active on the issues in our neighborhood. i am is rg see that she cannot continue to serve. but i am glad we have these applicants. thank you to both of you. we had a motion. we can do that without opposition. thank you. madam clerk, please call item number two. >> motion appointing supervisor christina olague, a term ending february 4, 2014, to the san francisco local agency formation commission. supervisor kim: thank you. any questions or discussion? seeing none, i will open up for public comment. any pu

mr. bemsen. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: i want to know if you can tell us why we are moving so quickly through this, and through the chair. >> mike martin, project director. really what we are looking at is the timeline that is continuing to shrink between now and when the events, . by putting forward these construction projects, we know that the pier 27 project has already begun, so we have got that step forward, but we have to get permits, amend them, and then move ahead as mr. bentsen mentioned in time for the 2012 event. that is really the impetus. we appreciate the board being willing to take this up, and we are hopeful that you will support it. supervisor campos: thank you. president chiu: supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i appreciate all of the work to come up with the amended proposal, but can you talk about the work force development and the percentage of local hiring? can you go into more detail on the work force developed part? >> sure. there is a revised work force development plan that is in t

the youth summit that i was talking about, and we have already started working with supervisor campos and mr. avalos. we have a dialogue that we are working on to make sure that everyone's voices is heard. i will say that after the last summit, we participated, i am more comfortable saying hi to police i of men around my neighborhood. it changed a lot of my friends perception of the police, and i feel that i am doing something -- it should have been a priority of long time ago. this is important for all of us. thank you so much. president mazzucco: a thank you. >> good evening, board of supervisors, commissioners, and community members. my name is -- i am currently a student at abraham lincoln high school, and i am also part of the mayor's program in my neighborhood. i believe that police have the right and authority to protect the members of my community. in my neighborhood however, some police are overstepping their authority. due to the actions of police, not being respected, and they are being harassed by police. they think the police are prejudiced because we feel the police judge us by