mr. farrell but it isn't in person. i would invite him to make a appearance before the body at any time but now that you are in litigation maybe that isn't something his council would advise. i would like a legal opinion and wonder if in closed session you could raise the following question, should you be stood up in the future and say the party did not respond to you with a counter suit or whatever this is technically called, does the commission have the power to fine someone in contempt? and realize there is not a penalty to that, but it seems to me that had we never heard from mr. farrell we would have just been left hanging and i dont thichck think it was the intent when we wrote the heart in 93 and i didn't personal do that, that was done by mr. shelly and bush, that they intended for you to be stood up or ignoreed and have no re-dress. i think that is a good legal question for you to ask council to research for some future case where this might come up because frankly, up until we finally heard or saw some signal

mr. farrell but it isn't in person. i would invite him to make a appearance before the body at any time but now that you are in litigation maybe that isn't something his council would advise. i would like a legal opinion and wonder if in closed session you could raise the following question, should you be stood up in the future and say the party did not respond to you with a counter suit or whatever this is technically called, does the commission have the power to fine someone in contempt? and realize there is not a penalty to that, but it seems to me that had we never heard from mr. farrell we would have just been left hanging and i dont thichck think it was the intent when we wrote the heart in 93 and i didn't personal do that, that was done by mr. shelly and bush, that they intended for you to be stood up or ignoreed and have no re-dress. i think that is a good legal question for you to ask council to research for some future case where this might come up because frankly, up until we finally heard or saw some signal

mr. farrell but it isn't in person. i would invite him to make a appearance before the body at any time but now that you are in litigation maybe that isn't something his council would advise. i would like a legal opinion and wonder if in closed session you could raise the following question, should you be stood up in the future and say the party did not respond to you with a counter suit or whatever this is technically called, does the commission have the power to fine someone in contempt? and realize there is not a penalty to that, but it seems to me that had we never heard from mr. farrell we would have just been left hanging and i dont thichck think it was the intent when we wrote the heart in 93 and i didn't personal do that, that was done by mr. shelly and bush, that they intended for you to be stood up or ignoreed and have no re-dress. i think that is a good legal question for you to ask council to research for some future case where this might come up because frankly, up until we finally heard or saw some signal

mr. farrell and it was clearly a stipulation put it by mr. farrell and mr. farrell's committee the one committee put out the hit pieces. but that somehow supervisor farrell was not responsible because there was a rogue campaign manager, some little character, who is not even worth mentioning, who we're supposed to believe got this $193,000 from these two socially-prominent individuals, to fund this hit-campaign committee and supervisor farrell had nothing to do with it. even if that were the case, supervisor farrell hired that campaign coordinator for his committee, and that guy ran that other committee and did the hit pieces with the $193,000. under the law, supervisor farrell is responsible for that. he violated the campaign contribution rules and $193,000 by law must by forfeited to the city. it's back on the agenda. we're going -- at this time i'm not going to object to closed session, because it's clear that what we are doing is we're talking about legislation to make sure that that money is collected. there is nothing nefarious going on here, certainly

mr. farrell but it isn't in person. i would invite him to make a appearance before the body at any time but now that you are in litigation maybe that isn't something his council would advise. i would like a legal opinion and wonder if in closed session you could raise the following question, should you be stood up in the future and say the party did not respond to you with a counter suit or whatever this is technically called, does the commission have the power to fine someone in contempt? and realize there is not a penalty to that, but it seems to me that had we never heard from mr. farrell we would have just been left hanging and i dont thichck think it was the intent when we wrote the heart in 93 and i didn't personal do that, that was done by mr. shelly and bush, that they intended for you to be stood up or ignoreed and have no re-dress. i think that is a good legal question for you to ask council to research for some future case where this might come up because frankly, up until we finally heard or saw some signal

mr. farrell but it isn't in person. i would invite him to make a appearance before the body at any time but now that you are in litigation maybe that isn't something his council would advise. i would like a legal opinion and wonder if in closed session you could raise the following question, should you be stood up in the future and say the party did not respond to you with a counter suit or whatever this is technically called, does the commission have the power to fine someone in contempt? and realize there is not a penalty to that, but it seems to me that had we never heard from mr. farrell we would have just been left hanging and i dont thichck think it was the intent when we wrote the heart in 93 and i didn't personal do that, that was done by mr. shelly and bush, that they intended for you to be stood up or ignoreed and have no re-dress. i think that is a good legal question for you to ask council to research for some future case where this might come up because frankly, up until we finally heard or saw some signal

mr. farrell in the light of the shooting of mr. woods the outcome and the strong input by various community groups the need to look at everything we're doing and our approach to both keeping your public safe and having less lethal force so having to make sure that our officers are without bias be that implicit or intentional we provide them with training and tools to make sure that we're abiding by and adopting if not embracing those reforms that are at the heart of every major city in the country and one he worksheet to be ahead of and engaged in as i said earlier i asked in light of that we be provided and the chief and the president of the commission has respondent very well with the pageant of reforms we have agreed only adopting and at the heart good part of that to make sure we have the resources to implement this in a serious way we have appropriate oversight 2, 3, 4 making sure it is transparent and that's an honest approach that is one that had been adopted not only by the commission not only by the management of of our po

mr. farrell will abuse the position to take prisoners or retbution against anybody found against him which you have. very frankly, commissioners hayon and renne were here and a significant part the cuball in my perspective that kept the budget flat and if there is a problem with all the backlog the new executive director has gotten they have to take their share the responsibility. just like the police commission is doing is scapegoating greg suhr and denying what occurred was on the backs of [inaudible] >> charley [inaudible] commissioners. good afternoon. i was just going to say i do want to thank mr. andrews for his service. i think you have had a very moments tenure and glad you were there. we navigated a number of things very successfully just recently the appointment of a executive director which was a outstanding pick and now prop c which you worked very hard on and particularly mr. andrews and mr. renne worked on those as a joint subcommittee of the commission, so i wanted to thank you for that work. and i wanted to say we are about to aopponent mr. keane as vice chair which i look

mr. farrell in the light of the shooting of mr.ds the outcome and the strong input by various community groups the need to look at everything we're doing and our approach to both keeping your public safe and having less lethal force so having to make sure that our officers are without bias be that implicit or intentional we provide them with training and tools to make sure that we're abiding by and adopting if not embracing those reforms that are at the heart of every major city in the country and one he worksheet to be ahead of and engaged in as i said earlier i asked in light of that we be provided and the chief and the president of the commission has respondent very well with the pageant of reforms we have agreed only adopting and at the heart good part of that to make sure we have the resources to implement this in a serious way we have appropriate oversight 2, 3, 4 making sure it is transparent and that's an honest approach that is one that had been adopted not only by the commission not only by the management of of our police

mr. farrell will abuse the position to take prisoners or retbution against anybody found against him whichou have. very frankly, commissioners hayon and renne were here and a significant part the cuball in my perspective that kept the budget flat and if there is a problem with all the backlog the new executive director has gotten they have to take their share the responsibility. just like the police commission is doing is scapegoating greg suhr and denying what occurred was on the backs of [inaudible] >> charley [inaudible] commissioners. good afternoon. i was just going to say i do want to thank mr. andrews for his service. i think you have had a very moments tenure and glad you were there. we navigated a number of things very successfully just recently the appointment of a executive director which was a outstanding pick and now prop c which you worked very hard on and particularly mr. andrews and mr. renne worked on those as a joint subcommittee of the commission, so i wanted to thank you for that work. and i wanted to say we are about to aopponent mr. keane as vice chair which i look fo

mr. farrell in the light of the shooting of mr.oods the outcome and the strong input by various community groups the need to look at everything we're doing and our approach to both keeping your public safe and having less lethal force so having to make sure that our officers are without bias be that implicit or intentional we provide them with training and tools to make sure that we're abiding by and adopting if not embracing those reforms that are at the heart of every major city in the country and one he worksheet to be ahead of and engaged in as i said earlier i asked in light of that we be provided and the chief and the president of the commission has respondent very well with the pageant of reforms we have agreed only adopting and at the heart good part of that to make sure we have the resources to implement this in a serious way we have appropriate oversight 2, 3, 4 making sure it is transparent and that's an honest approach that is one that had been adopted not only by the commission not only by the management of of our poli

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his

supervisor yee supervisor kim is absent supervisor wiener supervisor farrell there are 4 i's one absent excuse me - >> that item passes mr. clerk, any other business before us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thank you, everybody, we're adjourned (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game

farrell: thank you very much. colleagues, any questions right now? >> can we get your report for item 3? >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 3 of the report including the request to the amount to be total stilted cost is $436,401 and as stated is $14,500,000. we recommend you approve. >> any comments? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any motion? >>supervisor norman yee: i will move to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> without objection. item 4. clerk [certificates of participation - interim financing for phase 1 of the transbay transit center project - not to exceed $260,000,000] sponsors: mayor; kim, wiener and campo >> presenter: good morning, supervisors. i'm with the office of community and development and infrastructure. before you today are two resolutions regarding site control and financing for units with affordable rentals known as transbay block 7. the first resolution authorizes the office of the community and investment structure to execute a 75-year ground lease for the developm

mr. harris. our next commendation will be from supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor tang. colleagues, i have the great honor of recognizing someone today who is retiring after 30 years of service to city of san francisco. someone i have gotten a chance to work closely with over the past few years and that is peter [inaudible] peter, are you here? [applause] so, i got to meet peter and work with him in connection with america's cup and we fought about the [inaudible] in terms of district 2, the americas cup was impactful for traffic and go to community meetings and work along side or camp sate for things other people say. peter was just unbelievable. he is the only person i met that puts residential and neighborhoods as ease. had the most amazing way about him and together we worked on a number of things since then and tome one of the most amazing city employees i have come across while on the board. i want to recognize him. today i'll talk about background. he fs head of planning for west bay, transportation authority, cta and planning department. he is retiring as directo

farrell: thank you very much. colleagues, any questions right now? >> can we get your report for item 3? >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 3 of the report including the request to the amount to be total stilted cost is $436,401 and as stated is $14,500,000. we recommend you approve. >> any comments? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any motion? >>supervisor norman yee: i will move to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> without objection. item 4. clerk [certificates of participation - interim financing for phase 1 of the transbay transit center project - not to exceed $260,000,000] sponsors: mayor; kim, wiener and campo >> presenter: good morning, supervisors. i'm with the office of community and development and infrastructure. before you today are two resolutions regarding site control and financing for units with affordable rentals known as transbay block 7. the first resolution authorizes the office of the community and investment structure to execute a 75-year ground lease for the developm

mr. forbes and our port. >> good morning chair farrell and members i'm elaine forbes the intern port directorold on one second while we pull up the power point thank you megan i'm pleased to be here with megan the ports finance manager and procurement manager the first one i'd like to present is the reason the port is in existence and that is to advance our public trust mission our commission and staff dealer to promote navigation and maritime commerce and enhance natural resources and attract people to the waterfront to enjoy and use the bay that is our public trust mandate with our 5 hundred tenants and board of supervisors and the mayor's office and the public we work collaboratively to achieve the public waterfront that is diversifies and calls visitor to work and play much to be proud of we've mrishdz over the years we draw 24 million visitors to see your waterfront we also work work hard to magazine the port that is sustainable as you've heard from many department heads today we are self-supporting our financial stability is as important to us as our environmental and meeting our public

mr. mays. supervisor mark farrell. also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game of b

and seconded and by farrell and we can take that without objection. >> congratulations mr. post. >> okay. so we are that was item four, and now we will go to item six chlts up date, and this is an information item. >> thank you we have luis. ; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> good morning, chair tang and commissioners i am project management over the sight conduct ant to the authority. and i am joined here today by the project manager for this project from the mta. the radio project is intended to modernize the system, the systems that are in place now are 30 years old and as you know, in this age in which technology becomes obsolete, muni is forced to be working with the technology that is for the 70s. and the project is a lot more than just radio. the video, is treated in the back bone, but it is used to overlay transportation systems such as the vehicle, health monitoring and the vehicle locater and incident management and then such that are intended to improve the service and the defend bltd of the system. the project is being delivered by the sample contract.

and seconded and by farrell and we can take that without objection. >> congratulations mr. post. >> okay. so we are that was item four, and now we will go to item six chlts up date, and this is an information item. >> thank you we have luis. ; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> good morning, chair tang and commissioners i am project management over the sight conduct ant to the authority. and i am joined here today by the project manager for this project from the mta. the radio project is intended to modernize the system, the systems that are in place now are 30 years old and as you know, in this age in which technology becomes obsolete, muni is forced to be working with the technology that is for the 70s. and the project is a lot more than just radio. the video, is treated in the back bone, but it is used to overlay transportation systems such as the vehicle, health monitoring and the vehicle locater and incident management and then such that are intended to improve the service and the defend bltd of the system. the project is being delivered by the sample contract.

and seconded and by farrell and we can take that without objection. >> congratulations mr. post. >> okay. so we are that was item four, and now we will go to item six chlts up date, and this is an information item. >> thank you we have luis. ; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> good morning, chair tang and commissioners i am project management over the sight conduct ant to the authority. and i am joined here today by the project manager for this project from the mta. the radio project is intended to modernize the system, the systems that are in place now are 30 years old and as you know, in this age in which technology becomes obsolete, muni is forced to be working with the technology that is for the 70s. and the project is a lot more than just radio. the video, is treated in the back bone, but it is used to overlay transportation systems such as the vehicle, health monitoring and the vehicle locater and incident management and then such that are intended to improve the service and the defend bltd of the system. the project is being delivered by the sample contract.

mr. forbes and our port. >> good morning chair farrell and members i'm elaine forbes the intern port director hold on one secondhile we pull up the power point thank you megan i'm pleased to be here with megan the ports finance manager and procurement manager the first one i'd like to present is the reason the port is in existence and that is to advance our public trust mission our commission and staff dealer to promote navigation and maritime commerce and enhance natural resources and attract people to the waterfront to enjoy and use the bay that is our public trust mandate with our 5 hundred tenants and board of supervisors and the mayor's office and the public we work collaboratively to achieve the public waterfront that is diversifies and calls visitor to work and play much to be proud of we've mrishdz over the years we draw 24 million visitors to see your waterfront we also work work hard to magazine the port that is sustainable as you've heard from many department heads today we are self-supporting our financial stability is as important to us as our environmental and meeting our public trust mandates the

mr. forbes and our port. >> good morning chair farrell and members i'm elaine forbes the intern port director hold on one secondhile we pull up the power point thank you megan i'm pleased to be here with megan the ports finance manager and procurement manager the first one i'd like to present is the reason the port is in existence and that is to advance our public trust mission our commission and staff dealer to promote navigation and maritime commerce and enhance natural resources and attract people to the waterfront to enjoy and use the bay that is our public trust mandate with our 5 hundred tenants and board of supervisors and the mayor's office and the public we work collaboratively to achieve the public waterfront that is diversifies and calls visitor to work and play much to be proud of we've mrishdz over the years we draw 24 million visitors to see your waterfront we also work work hard to magazine the port that is sustainable as you've heard from many department heads today we are self-supporting our financial stability is as important to us as our environmental and meeting our public trust mandates the

supervisor yee supervisor kim is absent supervisor wiener supervisor farrell there are 4 i's one absent excuse me - >> that item passes mr. clerk, any other business before us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thank you, everybody, we're adjourned good morning. today is wednesday, may 18, 2016. this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. m everyone to please turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is rollcall. >>[call of the roll] >> clerk: we have a quorum the next item is item lette b could the oath. please raise your right hand. thank you. you may be seated. next item, item b [reading code]. i believe the department representatives will go first at the department and the appellant each other 7 min. to present their case and 3 min. of rebuttal time. >> staff: joe dr. dbi. just complaint number 201478091, the complaint was received by dbi from the fire department for a fire building. that was on 9 june 2014. the were violation issues. the second notice of violation on july 9, 2014 and since that time it's gone through code enforcement. obviously after the second notice it went through the usual

mr. clerk can you call the roll. >> commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, absent. commissioner campos, present. commissioner cohen, present. commissioner farrellsent. commissioner kim, present. commissioner mar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, absent. commissioner wiener, present. commissioner yee, present. commissioner breed, present. we have quorum. >> thank you very much. item number 2. >> item 2, chairs report. this is a information item. >> thank you. i was pleased earlier this month to join with mayor lee and transportation authority to welcome anthony fox to san francisco. san francisco is among 7 sit ease for challenge grant offered by the department of transportation and volcon transportation and delegation including secretary bock was in town to demonstrate new ways to manage transportation mpt secretary fox is a former mayor taking initiative particularly regarding funding given the political realty and gridlock in washington and state capitals across the nation. commissioner avalos and i are grateful for your support calling for the development of a transportation sales tax expenditure plan and funning meas

mr. clerk can you call the roll. >> commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, absent. commissioner campos, present. commissioner cohen, present. commissioner farrell, absent. commissioner kim, present. commissioner mar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, absent. commissioner wiener, present. commissioner yee, present. commissioner breed, present. we have quorum. >> thank you very much. item number 2. >> item 2, chairs report. this is a information item. >> thank you. i was pleased earlier this month to join with mayor lee and transportation authority to welcome anthony fox to san francisco. san francisco is among 7 sit ease for challenge grant offered by the department of transportation and volcon transportation and delegation including secretary bock was in town to demonstrate new ways to manage transportation mpt secretary fox is a former mayor taking initiative particularly regarding funding given the political realty and gridlock in washington and state capitals across the nation. commissioner avalos and i are grateful for your support calling for the development of a transportation sales tax expenditure plan and funning

and seconded and by farrell and we can take that without objection. >> congratulations mr. post. >> okay. so we are that was item four, and now we will go to item six chlts up date, and this is an information item. >> thank you we have luis. ; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> good morning, chair tang and commissioners i am project management over the sight conduct ant to the authority. and i am joined here today by the project manager for this project from the mta. the radio project is intended to modernize the system, the systems that are in place now are 30 years old and as you know, in this age in which technology becomes obsolete, muni is forced to be working with the technology that is for the 70s. and the project is a lot more than just radio. the video, is treated in the back bone, but it is used to overlay transportation systems such as the vehicle, health monitoring and the vehicle locater and incident management and then such that are intended to improve the service and the defend bltd of the system. the project is being delivered by the sample contract.

aye and 5 no with tang, wiener, breed, cohen and farrell in the descent. >> the resolution is adopted. on the second part the question. >> appointing mrs. roarer. sorry penn. >> kim, aye. mar, aye. peskin, aye mpt tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye rchlt avalos, aye. breed, aye. campos, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. 11 aye >> the resolution is adopted. let's go to roll call for introduction. >> supervisor kim is first member to introduce new business. >> thank you. today i'm introducing one resolution and hearing request. the first is legislation to rename the 100 block of taylor the gene [inaudible] cafeteria way. august of this year it will be the 5th anniversary of gene [inaudible] turning point not just in san francisco but lgbt community nation wide. it was a moment in time most-ly transwem squn lgbt people said no to police abuse and larger discriminatory practice of society ushering parts the civil right movement. the resolution was written 100 percent of the members of transcommunity including women there on the night of august in 1966. i want to acknowledge and thank fuleasha [inaudible] jasmine dillen and other leaders for the

mr. harris. our next commendation will be from supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor tang. colleagues, i have the great honor of recognizing someone today who is retiring after 30 years of service to city of san francisco. someone i have gotten a chance to work closely with over the past few years and that is peter [inaudible] peter, are you here? [applause] so, i got to meet peter and work with him in connection with america's cup and we fought about the [inaudible] in terms of district 2, the americas cup was impactful for traffic and go to community meetings and work along side or camp sate for things other people say. peter was just unbelievable. he is the only person i met that puts residential and neighborhoods as ease. had the most amazing way about him and together we worked on a number of things since then and tome one of the most amazing city employees i have come across while on the board. i want to recognize him. today i'll talk about background. he fs head of planning for west bay, transportation authority, cta and planning department. he is retiring as directo

mr. up dak is here. and we will turn the mic over to you. >> thank you chair farrell. so this item seeks approval of relocating the material assessing lab to 2000 oak dale, that is a property owned by 1030, polk associates lt and our apoll guapology being different than the name that owns the property, and that is controlled by matthew as the general partner. the materials pesting lab was actually formally located in city hall. if you can believe that. or not. then, it was moved to this current location, at 2099 kearny or the noerlth point plant, that is puc, property. and in order to make way for a new hydraulic pump project at v and they have respectfully requested the public works relocate this operation and so we have been engaged in that process. and so i am joined by both puc and public works officials who can address any questions that you might have about both of the nexus and the reason for the move as well as why this location works very well for public works. if you have questions? >> this item is a ten-year, lease. and it has three, five-year renewal option

my name is mark farrell joined by supervisor tang and supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to thank clerk victor young and march and derrick from sfgovtv for covering this meeting mr. clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the may 17, 2016, agenda board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you very much so two budget department hearings we want to get through them and i wanted to call up we'll take them quickly out of order hearing for the budget update on information technology and the capital plan for 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 and okay. thank you i know we have bryan sfroong from capital improvement planing we'll leave to you in terms of which ones goes first. >> good afternoon board of supervisors budget & finance committee i'm sandra the director of the committee on information technology i have the pleasure this afternoon of providing a brief presentation on this by fiscal year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> go to our computer screen thank you. >> as part of the budget process the budget has projects that