mr. campos no minations and was able to speak on that as well. i would be okay with mr. romanenko and miss chen price and bernabu. >> if i may make a motion that we reappoint haregue for seat no. 3, bill hing, for seat no. 2 and elahe for no. 9 and chen price for seat no. 5. >>supervisor norman yee: okay, there is a motion and i agree with both my colleagues here this each one of you are well qualified for this. this is another very difficult decision. for the people that are not going to be able to getten this time, please reply. i have seen it over where people did not get it the first time around many times get it the second time around. i agree with the three incumbents here. the three people that are going to be reappointed. i looked at one important issue for myself and my clooez in the past is to look at whether people show up for the meeting and i'm glad all three of them are stellar in their attendance. there is no reason for me to not want to support their reappointment. so, given that, there is a motion on the floor for the five seats and with no objection, th

mr. clerk. >> supervisor campos commissioner chiu. >> no supervisor cowen 90 no supervisor farrell no supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang no supervisor wiener no supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed no there are 5 i's and 6 months. >> the amendment fails the next amendment. >>was proposed by supervisor wiener this one is a technical one that has to do with the timing for feeds do we need a roll call on this one >> madam clerk since the last one had a different vote do we need to redo this. >> supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed pr there are 11 i's great that motion is adapted this men and women second one from supervisor wiener has to do with the automatic notifications to the cc&rs and hookz and in rh1 district and zones having is there a need for roll call workman's compensation this amendment has been adapted arrest next amendment was proposed by sorry the next one that doesn't require a referral back to committee supervisor

campos. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i do want to thank my colleagues for their comments and i just want to make a couple of points. first, i think that it was important for us to make sure that we actually followed best practices in the rest of the country which is why the legislation the way we drafted it was to reach out to the president of the commission of status of women. that's why we emulated what president obama has done. so, you know, i am open and remain open to any specific amendments. we have asked for amendments and happy to incorporate any amendments today or going forward. the second point that i would say is that based on the experience of new mexico and other places, it was important for us to provide as much flexibility to the advisory board so that they could actually devise a data collection system that was impactful in terms of giving us the information in a way that we could actually ensure that it leads to women being paid equally. and then the second point to make sure that the concerns that busi

campos. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. you know, you learn a lot about these neighborhoods, and the city, when we go through this process and it's really incredible to see all of the amazing people that are committed to the tl and this neighborhood. we have mr. bogacki and it's one thing for people to talk about themselves, but it says a lot when people come out and speak on your behalf. i thought it was very powerful, mr. bogacki, you should be very proud of the impact that you have had as reflected in the comments of your friends and admirers. so i'm very grateful that you want to serve in this seat, and i think that some one of our background should be serving on this committee. i think everyone who speak is really incredible and really qualified and i think any one of them, hopefully if they don't get appointed would be continue to be interested. for me just objectively based on the substance of the application, the substance of the presentation, and the people who came and spoke, for me, rob gitin just stood out. so t

>>supervisor david campos: thank you very much, mr. chair and i want to thank everyone who came out. thank our general manager and our former general manager ed harng rington for being herement i think it hard to imagine any other commissioner getting the support across from the political spectrum. my experience is there are a lot of people who get on commissions and don't really do much, but there are people like mr. moran who really work hard and take this very seriously. so with that in mind. it is my pleasure to make a motion to move this item forward with the positive recommendation and do so as a committee report so the board can hear it at the october 1st hearing. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor tang? tang tang >>supervisor katy tang: i'm very happy to make that motion. it's incredible that we run this water and power system and we are very thankful that you decided to come back. thank you former general manager ed harrington and general manager kelly right now. thank you for your service and really happy to have you reappoi

campos? >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman and again, thank you to all of the applicants. i know that a number of them, at least one of them could not be here today. you know, this is a very important task force, because it really is the task force whose charge is to ensure transparency in everything that we do and not do in city government. and i also know that it's a very time-intensive commitment and a lot of work goes into this. so i'm very grateful to all of the people that want to serve on it. i do believe it's important and i don't know where my colleagues are, so i will just share my couple of thoughts. normally i want to hear directly from an applicant, but i do believe that moving the new california media applicant forward is really important, given sort of where the task force is. so i will be open to that, even though pixie chopra is not here. i think the two applicants that we heard from for seat 11 are both outstanding and i certainly was impressed with the comments from fiona hinze. but i believe that just based on experience, and the importance of continuit

campos. >> thank you, very much mr. clerk i want to note that this coming monday at 10:00 a.m. there will be a federal trial here in federal district court concerning my relocation assistance ordinance which this board of supervisors passed with a super majority judge clarlz charles buyer will hear the case on golden gate avenue as you recall by a super majority of this board we enacted the ordinance in april of this year, the ordinance provides that when landlords make use of ellis act to withdraw the residential units from the market they may compensate the tenants between the tenants current rent and two years worth of are we talking about at a comparable rent in san francisco it yaets creates two administrative stiff appeal processes to protect the small businesses one at appeal for the ellis act to challenge the differential calculation and another process to allow the landlords to port commission petition for payments where they show payments of financial hardship the landlords can pursue both appeals this has been a part of the solution of san francisco affordability cri

campos. >> thank you, mr. president. i simply want to note that i appreciate the comments that my colleagues have made and i just want to be very clear that in looking at the issue buyout, even though there were some people who suggested is there a way that you can just prevent buyout from happening all together? that's not what this legislation does. this is really about striking a balance that people have a right to enter these agreements, but it's simply regulating those agreements. i think that's the intent behind this. i know that for the folks who have been doing this kind of work it's great that the board has done -- taken action to address the issue of evictions, but a ted gul acson would note, there are a number of buyout that happen. if we are really looking at displacement, looking at buyouts is an important part of the equation. thank you. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i just want to thank supervisor campos for bringing this legislation forward. we have not created enough tools to address the housing cr

campos? >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. president. colleagues, i'm very honored today to be the chief sponsor of this legislation that was actually the brain child of someone that i know we will be remembering today and honoring today, and that is the late and great ted galokson. i believe this is the last piece of ted gal acson inspired legislation of the san francisco board of supervisors. ~ my office and i and i want to thank hillary rhonan in my office, had been working with ted gal acson for many months to develop this legislation ~. i know that it was something that was very important to him. i'm sure that he directly spoke to many of you about this legislation. and today i hope that you will join me in passing this legislation and allowing ted to make one of his last great marks on this city and had i endless quest to protect tenants in san francisco. despite so much discussion and attention on san francisco's affordability housing crisis, the truth of the matter is we have no idea about the true scope of displacement in san fr

mr. clerk, call the roll. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos president chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee mr. president, you we have quorum. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all mr. clerk are there my communications. >> i have no communications mr. vice president. >> read content those items are considered reluctant and will be acted on by a semiroll call rotate colleagues would anyone like to sever any items. >> on the consent calendar supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener that is supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor avalos? >> supervisor avalos? you have 11 i's those ordinances are passed either ever seen on the final or first reading next >> the item 18 to designate the enlightenment sequoia tree. >

campos. >> thank you, mr. president. what an incredible group of individuals that are being recognized today, and thank you to the entire filipino community for all the contributions they have made to san francisco and our entire state and country. it is my honor to call upon [speaker not understood]. [cheering and applauding] >> and i would ask, i would ask actually -- i know we have a number of folks who are here. if you could please come up, i'm sure [speaker not understood] would love to have you right behind her. >> [speaker not understood] -- >> so, it is my honor today, an honor of filipino heritage month, ~ to recognize the incredible, incredible contributions of iled quihano [speaker not understood]. the director of community engagement and bernal heights [speaker not understood]. she is a long-time youth and public safety advocate in district 9. let me tell you a little bit about her story. after imi grating, she grew up in district heights and the excelsior. it was in these neighborhoods she first found her vo

campos? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want -- >> you may sit down. >> i want to thank mr. fernandez-berriozabal for his interest in serving on the sro task force. i'm very familiar with his work. i think he is a great addition to the task force, and i'm grateful that he is willing to serve the city. i want to thank him for everything that is doing already for the community and look forward to having him serve in this capacity. so i make a motion to move this item forward with a positive recommendation. >> yes. and i believe this is a good fit for mr. fernandez. no objection, then the motion carries. congratulations. >> madame clerk, item no. 4. yes, item no. 4. >> item no. 4 is a hearing to controappointing four members terms ending june 1,2016 to the reentry council. there are four seats and six applicants. >> so i will call you up in order that i see your name on the agenda. jesse taylor. >> good afternoon, supervisor. how are you today? >> good. >> good. i am interested in joining the reentry council as the executive director of smart reentry technology initiative, a sa

agenda and want to i'm going to turn it over to the sponsor of the legislation supervisor campos. >> thank you very much mr. chair and the board of education for hearing this item and also thing hillary from my office that's been working on this for quite some time despite the attendance in san francisco about the issue of affordability in this housing crisis the truth of the matter is we really does not have a complete picture about the true scope of the displacement it's happening in san francisco one of the reasons is that tenant beauties are not currently regulated by the city and county of san francisco beauties for folks who that may not know happen with had a landlord offers a tenant a monetary sum for the tenant vacating the unit this is sometimes that happens outings outside of the eviction process the beauties are a loophole in our bylaws in san francisco under the rent control ordinance a landlord must have one of the 15 just cause some are based the actions like failure to pay rent other evictions reason are considered no fault when an owner decides to move into a unit the san francisco just ca

supervisor campos. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i'm not going to repeat the comments that i have made before, but the bottom line is this, that we have a supreme court ruling that impacted the law that we passed for the purpose of protecting the right of women to access reproductive health. it's been three years since planned parenthood has opened, opened in my district, and almost immediately upon opening its doors the staff and patients, the back clinic have been harassed and intimidated by protesters. the freestanding clinic is in a very interesting geographic spot. it's in a relatively narrow sidewalk and every week as women enter the clinic to receive reproductive health services, they must pass by several protesters who scream thing like "don't kill your baby, abortion causes breast cancer." they are forced to walk by a barrage of posters aligning the streets. the 8-foot posters contain pictures of bloody fetuses he at different stages of gestation and phases like repent or burn. oftentimes really just music is playing on a r

campos. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you, supervisor yee. that's actually something that we have consulted with the city attorney. and i don't know if that's possible legally, but i'm certainly open to the extent that the city attorney believes that's possible. >> mr. givner? >> deputy city attorney jon givner. i'm sorry i didn't catch, supervisor yee, how you would amend supervisor campos' proposed amendment. >> i would say if this legislation passes that the companies that can move forward with this legislation are the ones that pay their back taxes. as soon as a particular company pays the back taxes he, they get to continue to the services. those that do not pay cannot continue the services. >> deputy city attorney jon givner again. so, the current law that business and tax regulations code provides that individual taxpayer information is confidential. so, currently the treasurer could not disclose to even the planning department which is responsible for enforcing this law, which hosting platforms are current and which mayo taxes he. ~ i

>>supervisor david campos: thank you mr. chairman, i want to thank body of the candidates. anytime there are more candies than there are seats, it's never easy to do and whoever doesn't get appointed it's my hope they will continue to pursue their interest in serving. for me, it's been very clear from the very beginning having seen the application of dmeet ri before that this is an individual that needs to be and should be appointed to the entertainment commission. this is a candidate that i think not only meets the requirement of help and work in that area but in terms of how and what he has done in the entertainment community. i think it's really hard to imagine a more stellar appointment. so i will be supporting dmeet ri today. i know he is not here, but usually you want to hear from each candidate. this committee has heard from him before. he had applied previously and i said at that point i think he should be on the entertainment commission and i'm proud to support him today. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. chairman

campos. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to all of the six applicants who have come forward. we say this every time there are more applicants than there are seats, it's hard for us to make choices, because i think that everyone as people can see in the presentations has something unique and special to bring to the table. i think that any one of the individuals that spoke would be a great addition to this council. and to the two individuals who will not -- whose name will not move forward, i will simply reiterate what i always say, which is please continue to be involved, continue your interests, the way that this process works is that it takes sometimes more than one times for an individual to get on a council. and the fact that you are not selected doesn't mean that as a vacancy comes up that you won't be selected.3 suggest mr. calderon for not seat 2, but for seat 1 and for seat 2, i would be inclined -- i was very impressed with the presentation to support dominique rosales leslie who presents a prospective that is greatly needed and i think was as was said by one of the m