mr. mcguire, okay. good afternoon, mr. mcguire. >> good afternoon, chairman and director, i would like to clear up a couple of facts about the proposed move of the bus stop on lincoln from 33rd to 34th. first of all, the proposed bus stop would be just like the existing bus stop, a far side bus stop so as you can see in the item, the bus stop would be located on the easterly side of the intersection, this is a far side inbound bus stop. the rational for moving it to the intersection of 34th is that in the fall of 2015 we'll be installing a traffic signal at lincoln and 34th and that is a much safer place for pedestrians to access golden gate park to cross lincoln way finally the proposed bus stop is 100 feet long which means it's large

mr. martin >> good morning. my name is james [inaudible] director of community organizing [inaudible] supervisor kim, thank you so much for doing this important work and happy birthday yesterday. so, i was one of the organizers that helped bing the surplus property ordinance toort. it was a process of research with homeless people with low income people working together with people from legal and affordable housing background and we all that amazing work there are a lot of holes in the original ordinance and this goes a long way in laying a clear pathway to make it work. we only got 2 buildings out of the original campaign, which is wonderful but not enough. very clear laef one of the reasons the surplus property ordinance did not achieve as much is because the board of supervisors didn't pay enough attention to it so thank you for your attention and know that one of the most gratifying pieces of the legislation is the fact the board of supervisors pay attention to what is going on and build more housing for low

mr. pa triplets the issues you brought before us. >> next speaker. >> and good evening mr. miller. >> good evening commission and executive officer and community i'm here in response to a series of events that culminated in the wrongheaded past resolution by the board of supervisors to augment the staffing levels of san francisco police department. >> it was done without proper communication of this body and community the police budget is bloated at offer half a billion dollars for the one fiscal year i believe the figure is $548 million the chief makes over 3 times afternoon of police chiefs the gentleman earlier spoke on the high wages for the staff by private civilians beyond this look at the record we should look at the fact the same week money was blocked for a training on racial sensitivity the same day a report said san francisco police black people are 7 times more likely to be arrested by san francisco police and ten times more likely to be courtyard and convicted while we live in the city with the fast golden state and the text messages how about the recent exposed

curry and mr. goode got into a physical confrontation and so both of them were taken out of j-5. >> the fight between inmate chad goode and curry apparently began after curry felt the third inmate smelled bad. so he doused the inmate with a mixture of water, toothpaste, and soap. >> the young man's a little too young or too small to stand up to a guy that big. >> i asked him about it. he didn't deny it. i sent him out of the pod. while he was in the sallyport, he was standing there whipping his penis out and shaking it at the inmates. then i guess they told him they were going to smash him out. then he started apologizing. they're like, all right, we'll leave you alone, just don't do it again. then he pulls it out again and starts doing the same thing, laughing at them, taunting them while he's doing it. >> obnoxious. plain-up obnoxious. >> he's out there in the sallyport, shanking his wang at everybody, which is not somebody you do to guys in orange. >> he walked up to his cell and let him get in the ce

mr. lewis >> good morning. my name is cong and lead organizer with jobs of justice san francisco and we are a community coalition that represents diverse membership groups representing teachers, nurses domestic and retail workers. all of these people every day san franciscan's who could be effected and benefit from the ordinance so i strongly support this ordinance coming before the voters ipthe fall. just like to mention i was at the barber shop yesterday getting a hair cut and this came up. my barber was a born and raised san franciscan. i asked him how he was doing and he said hanging in there. many family and friends moved. that his grand parent that lived in the soma just moved [inaudible] and the landlord was trying to get them to move and finally offered them 30 thousand dollars and they took it and moved to the philippines. this is just the insanity that is the housing market as you know. this is the kind of conversations happening across the city. they are happening on the buses and at the dinner table

. >> good afternoon mr. kennedy. >> good work directors so i'm shawn kennedy the muni mta program manager and excited to be talking about 19 avenue i think this project highlights really the interaction between vision zero and muni elements and created a visual for 19 avenue and highlights some of the cooperation highlights with not only other city agencies but the state agency 19th avenue is owned by the state so real quickly moving forward for the members of the public that might not knows muni forward is the name of the program that sfmta is undertaking to advance the to major transportation goals of the city both for public safety and improving the muni reliability on the transit corridors so their funded o those two why a project on 19 avenue 3 conditions that we noted and want to address first pedestrian safety this segment of 19 avenue went to you lincoln south of the golden gate bridge and 4 hundred collisions on that 3 mile 53 were pedestrian collisions and out of 54 there were 6 fatalities so 6 pede

next speaker please. >> ( calling speaker names ). >> >> good afternoon, mr. guber. >> good afternoon, mark gruber with san francisco taxi workers alliance this shouldn't be a fiekt between uber and taxis except they have made it one. it seems more like a fight between uber and everybody else, but let me get to some of the distinctions. we have fewer than 2 thousand taxis in san francisco. uber at last count by their own numbers had over 16 thousand vehicles that was back last december and because they're growing exponentially, we know that it's got to be a much higher number now, a representative of lift said they had tens of thousands of vehicles in san francisco, this was through the mayor's disability council last fall, so we're talking about exponential numbers of vehicles, taxi drivers are trained in official school that is are accredited by the city, they operate under city permits, nothing of the kind with tnc drivers. another question or issue i would like to bring to your attention is enforcement if you were to allow the tnc vehicles and i would like

mr. rose's good work we ask this committee reject those two items and accept the other two. >> mr. duffey to be clear before mr. rose reports the total i want to hear from the cuts you're willing to accept. >> 15463. >> $15,000 plus. >> that's year two. >> that's correct i want to emphasis we're only getting a 3 percent increase it is relatively and i understand but to get the numbers over 3 years. >> i'm sure 13363 plus 2 thousand 645. >> okay. thank you. >> okay mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee i want to start off by saying i say this sincerely i do i have the highest respect for the public defender there are no qualification but the public defender supervisors is not a budget analyst and let me now demonstrate why i can tell you he's not a budget analyst our analysts sitting next to me la toya took the time supervisors to loan to our hearing last year on the public defenders budget at last year's hearing the public defender told you at that from the board of education approved the budget a budget analyst to increase the savin

mr. ginsburg >> good evening. i'm aaron are the rec and park department to speak on this item i'll be brief we urge you to adapt a represents for the staff report we fold the city attorney responding with the council they've included that the violation of law right to privacy was important and the disclosure of their personal information has not shed light into the departments partition of the wait list more broadly i'll say that we as the department we respect we have the right of the privacy for the residents and the members of the public we serve and we believe that it is essential to maintain the highest level of service so we urge you to find according and no violation of the sunshine ordinance occurred thank you. >> any other public comment? >> patrick shaw i was disturbed you were reaching a different findings than the commissioner my recollection of the testimony before the notification eir ethics commission by rec and park representatives was that they were just following the good government guide as comm

mr. rose. thank you. >> good morning. san francisco recreation and park department. we, too, are in agreement with mr. rose and thank him for his work. >> office of the district attorney. we are in agreement with the budget analyst. thank you for your work. >> director of human services agency. we're in grand we're in agreement with the budget the budget analyst and thank him for his work. >> director of the office of early care and education and we're in agreement with mr. rose. thank you. >> good morning. public works. we're in agreement with mr. rose. thank you. >> morning supervisors. i'm with the juvenile probation department and we're in agreement with the budget and legislative analyst. >> department of public health. we are in agreement and thank you for the work. >> we're in we're in agreement with harvey rose's office. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors. i'm from the department of adult probation and we are in agreement with the board's analyst's recommendations. thank you. >> thank you very much sorry i didn't call you up earlier. anybody that i have

mr. murray. >> good evening commissioners jav vice murray enforcement legal manager at sfmta according to the rules of the board of appeals except in expired case the board may grant a rehearing only about san francisco ethics commission have arisen granting a rehearing request is an extraordinary remedy in this situation while heed to reality this we believe the matter was closed no new evidence as has been presented and no new offend not reasonably considered or discussed has been preferred they're asking for more time to convey a better argument or a different argument perhaps i'm sure it is better but beyond that no new evidence has been presented what has been present a dissatisfaction with the board rule and that didn't equal to a grant a new hearing request and in their briefing the appellant want the board to propose briefing on policy regarding the sfmta and future policy that may or may not be set up that's you know whether it is not in the purview of the board necessarily but again those are things that could have been brought up at the time of the hearing if their genuine issu

mr. richie. any public comment on seven ce, on the doubt? good afternoon mr. brooks >> good afternoon commissioners are books san francisco green party sustainability chairman coordinator of our city san francisco. i just want to speak to the drought in relation to desalination as i've done before. also on the water committee, the sierra club bay chapter, and i was pleased to hear through the grapevine were at our last committee meeting a lot of the bay area cities are backing away from the bay area desalination project because of the high expense involved in it. i just want to reinforce i point out a key dynamic with a desalination treatment plan is based on a pay for the purposes of using brackish, or low-salt water to filter because it's less intensive to filter it cost less. well, if you're building a desalination plant to deal with drought, the time when the salinity gets high, it is not economical to use the docile desalination plant that's plan to filter water to give water to drought parched district is during a job. the salinity goes out and makes it o

that is a good story mr. b. it's funny. you're a funny guy. quoting good fellas and he will write back some funny answer as well. what do you mean funny? funny how? there is some interesting temperatures at bodega bay. half-moon bay and monterey still holding in the mid 60s but at least water temps came down a little bit. you can see high pressure building in a little bit. that system yesterday that swept through. increased the fog bank. 50s and 60s. even is very, very close here. coast, bay, inland. that in mind it will start to warm up. by the weekend we will keep an eye on hurricane dolores. wind 130 miles an hour. it's a power house but it's moving away from cabo san lucas. fog, sun, breezy at times. upper 80s and 90s for some. 60s and 70s by the water. 4:30, sal, i hope things are quiet. >> things are nice and quiet. steve, good morning to you. traffic is moving along relatively well. if you are driving in the area you will see the traffic on westbound bay bridge is doing very nicely. there is almost no delay and traffic getting on to the

good to see you, mr. updike. >> good to see you, chair cohen, john updike, director of real estate. good afternoon. nearly three years ago we began negotiations on a project through an exchange of letters in the fall of 2012. that is a pleasure now to outline the key terms and conditions of in non-binding term sheet that is before you for consideration. first some technical issues i need to mention and that is this document establishes the fundamental terms and economic parameters for lease to be negotiated in good faith over the coming year. with that said, the term sheet does not commit the city to approve a final ground lease, nor does it foreclose the possibility of consideration of alternatives to the proposal offered here including not approving a final ground lease. the board will not take any discretionary action relative to the ground lease unless and until the health commission and the board of supervisors have reviewed and considered the environmental documentation prepared by the regents in compliance with ceqa, and adopted appropriate ceqa findings. so with that said, b

good. i support this measure and look forward to the passage and implementation. thank you >> thank you mrs. dodge. >> good morning supervisors. my name is marilyn [inaudible] with [inaudible] thank you supervisor kim for introducing this measure. so, i'm learning about how this works but i worked with [inaudible] 12 years. [inaudible] which is what a lot of the youth are having to do so i'm excited to [inaudible] so the youth can see the leadership at city hall that cares about us being here in the city and to make sure that we definitely prioritize the public sites so as a organization many other sites have continued to be doing this. [inaudible] mayors office of housing have that up there and want to make sure they know we fought for the land. it was for the public good. i hope the supervisors support this because when we are older and choose to have kids zee to make sure they can stay in the city. how will we stay here when everything is 3.something million dollars? >> calvin welch, san francisco information clearing house which is a member [inaudible] i want to speak in support of this

. >> good afternoon mr. chair and supervisors yes (laughter) we are in agreement we're in agreement i guess you want to hear in the budget analyst we have a quick response. >> well sheriff weight take the others departments in agreement and do it as a group. >> okay. >> dcyf i saw mr. sue and director ram quickly make sure on the mike you're in agreement. >> thank you, supervisors john ram i'm happy to say we've reached on agreement the cut is from general fund our understanding that was backed by fee revenue i'll leave that up to the committee. >> appreciate that director ram. >> ms. sue. >> good afternoon committee we are also in agreement we also want to thank mr. rose'ss office london and our mayor's office of budget kelly the past director. >> thank you, ms. sue okay mr. rose - mr. rose, can we go to your report on planning and dcyf the guys from planning want the clarification of non-general fund and general fund. >> and quickly as it relieves the rest of the department we'll go in the origin order but

that is a good story mr. b. it's funny. you're a funny guy. quoting good fellas and he will write back some funny answer as well. what do you mean funny? funny how? there is some interesting temperatures at bodega bay. half-moon bay and monterey still holding in the mid 60s but at least water temps came down a little bit. you can see high pressure building in a little bit. that system yesterday that swept through. increased the fog bank. 50s and 60s. even is very, very close here. coast, bay, inland

mr. graham: that charlie -- darlene are not really good -- turned out really good. [applause] [applause] mr. graham: and i tried hard and thanks to you i have come a long way. love is not the size of the house, it is what happens inside the house. i was well loved for all kids not well loved, i feel sorry for you. this is a leadership council, we are all one car wreck away from needing somebody's help. there is a time and place for government. i am glad that i had college loans for my sister, i'm glad that social security was there if i got to be president of the u.s. i would make sure that we did the right thing and hard in, because the country needs a leader and barack obama has been a failure as president. [applause] [applause] -- frank: what does that make me? mr. graham: makes you a billionaire. frank: we are looking at what happened in the v.a. hospitals how does it get this bad? mr. graham: monopolies are bad. when you're in a monopoly, things get bad. let's not slam everybody in the v.a., but let's admit that the system is a monopoly. this is what america wil

mr. duh. >> good morning you're familiar with the consent of this resolution that reflects that the city received a $2.95 million grant that come through the san francisco enter faith council the what unanimous donation and we canned accept it we moved quickly to identify a site those at missing admitting and embarked on an effort to enable people whose possessions and partners had barriers to the shelter in existing homelessness and the department of building inspection the on unbelievably outstanding job so we can complete the renovations many are ada related so this facility can welcome up to 75 people it was opened in record time from a city stand out and opened on march thirty we've had over hundred and 25 individuals that or i have stayed there hfa as of this date 40 have been housed and other individuals probably about 16 are in process to be housed in the next few days we're pleased with the progress and this resolution simply retroactively authorizes the receipt of this donation. >> okay. thank you mr. duffy colleagues, any questions this a great item no budget analysts report a

. >> good afternoon, mr. carol. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin carol and i'm the executive hotel council of san francisco, i have a privilege for working in an industry that employees over 24 thousand employee and is a majority live and work in san francisco so a program that you're look at today is important for us for a lot of reasons, first of all, our employees use every mode of transportation, they walk, drive, take public transportation and bike to work as well, so creating a safer environment on market street where we have a lot of hotels nearby and around the street is important to us as well. our employees definitely take transit and for them to have improved transit times and for them to get into work is important for them to be able to earn men and to get out and get home to their families as fast as possible as well. that's also great. for us our hotel guests are coming in from all over the world, they're enjoying our city, enjoying market street and spending time and money outside of the hote

mr. rose, good your port? >> yes mr. chairman. on page 26, based on 71,000 hundred 84 total square feet of an average cost per square foot of $5.92, as determined by an appraiser from the cost of acquiring these easements is $426,000 and funding was previously approved by the board of supervisors under the sf puc water system improvement program. we recommend you improve these proposed resolution >> thank you. we will now open us up to public comments. anybody wish to comment on item number 11?

mr. rose, good your port? >> yes mr. chairman. on page 26, based on 71,000 hundred 84 total square feet of an average

mr. kerry: good afternoon everybody.sed to welcome to the state department my colleague, bruno rodriguez, the foreign minister of cuba. i apologize for our being a little late, but we were downstairs. we had a lot to talk about, not just u.s.-cuba relations, and i think we had a very constructive conversation. this is the first visit to the department by a cuban foreign minister since 1958. today marks as well the resumption of normal diplomatic ties between our countries and the reopening of our embassies after a rupture that has lasted 54 years. so it is an historic day, a day for removing barriers. [speaking spanish] of course, this milestone does not signify an end to differences that still separate eight -- still separate our governments. it does reflect the reality that the cold war ended long ago and in the interest of both countries are better served by engagement than estrangement and that we have begun a process of full normalization that is sure to take time but will also benefit the people in both cuba and th

mr. rose, good your port? >> yes mr. chairman. on page 26, based on 71,000 hundred 84 total square feet of an average cost per square foot of $5.92, as determined by an appraiser from the cost of acquiring these easements is $426,000 and funding was previously approved by the board of supervisors under the sf puc water system improvement program. we recommend you improve these proposed resolution >> thank you. we will now open us up to public comments. anybody wish to comment on item number 11? seeing none, public comment is now closed >>[gavel] >> i move that we move this item forward to the positive recordation >> thank you with a motion by supervisor mar on item number 11. weekend we take the boat if we need to >> would you like me to call item 12 >> toilet supervisor tang so the motion by supervisor mar to move item 11 oh we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> madam clerk, you now call item number 12 >> item number 12 hearing to consider proposed initiative ordinance submitted by four or more supervise to the voters a

mr. chairman good afternoon last week, we were scheduled to deliver what in transit refers to as runs from 8 thousand hundred was the skwermentd supposed to deliver we delivered 8 thesis in the 8 seven months and missed 13 do the math it is slightly over 99 percent point as some i want to walk you through the process and where we're going i will tell you imperfect the services has gotten better and going to get better here is why first of all in april the first of 3 service increases why we were able to do that number one we've got sufficient resources and operators and vehicles, we've got a plan and the management wherewith all to deliver the service is the first group of groups we put into effective e effect in april continued to look at the progress a high percentage of the riders hundred and 65 daily trips we're moving forward in a time you went to look at the data wasn't that long ago we were talking about cutting service we're moderating in that regard providing scheduled service at record levels i've highlighted that a copy of the goal the percentage of goal 98.5, 74 routine for the