mr. peskin, i'll acknowledge you before i acknowledge mr. torres. >>supervisor peskin: thank you, supervisor cohen. i want to thank you for putting this $25,000 for office of workforce development on reserve. my office expressed a desire for the community outreach to determine the best use of these funds to further meet the needs of the chinatown community. i also directed the controller's office to development a study on the impact this on the chinatown corridor, and we found that the delays to the construction at the chinatown station site have caused a clear decline in the profitablity of this praj will merchant community. i'm now confident that the community outreach has taken place, and i'm also quite pleased and want to thank the mayor's office and the mta or identifying an additional 225,000 to provide grants to merchants most impacted by the construction of the central chinatown subway station. i really want to thank mr. torres for his work around this issue, and i appreciate that. the eligible uses of these additional funds has been expanded

on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late mr. nathan roth, mr. gino perrini, and on behalf of supervisor fewer and yee on behalf of the late dr. roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> hello, san francisco and welcome to another episode of public works tv. i'm a publroject manager here public works, here on public works tv, but first let's take a look at what's been happening in the last week. we poured concrete at fire department 16. i wanted to hit the streets of chinatown talking to people about keeping the streets clean. see our website for more details. happy world plumbing day? did you know that many people in today's world still live without working plumbing in their home? we're dedicating this episode to world

we have quorum. >> chairman peskin: thank you, mr. clerk. now we will hear from our citizens advisory committee. mr. larson. >> good morning chair peskin, vis chair tang and members of the transportation authority. -- vice chair tang and members of the transportation authority. i will be presenting the cac report today. beginning with item eight, the cac recommends approval for the allocation of prop k fundses as presented. there was particular support expressed for the valencia street bikeway impolicemen taths plan request -- implementation plan. the bike lanes were last striped in 1999 and valencia street has become a major bike commuter route in the city. at the same time, development along this corridor has resulted in many more conflicts and hazards with transportation network company or tnc and food delivery drivers making quick stops and double parking in the bike lanes. the item did pass. turning to item ten, the presentation on the 2017 facility's framework. a question was raised if any of the older facilities to be altered or repla

mr. peskin from debating and voting on this matter in his own district is to deny protection, equal protection to people, many members of constitutionally protected classes. the russian hill neighbors, north beach business association, chinatown community development and chinatown tenants association have all written to you in support of this appeal. they claim in the letters that the building of this garage and the appeal is sensitive to the dynamic of our district. how can we then move forward with a matter that is sensitive geographically to our neighborhood without our representative being here? the process reviews historic districts and neighborhood characteristics. 1998, the voters chose representation. the supervisors should be allowed to speak here unless it does great harm to the city. the letter does not cite harm done to the city or the people. note with dismay no mention is made of his right under the ethics code to address this board as a private citizen. no reference is made in the letter to the public generally, exception, since you have heard of you, you are familiar with ethic

mr. chairman. >> supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: i'd like e that motion as item three has bn further maned to make a motion td item 3 as several times amendede full board as a committee report recommendation for hearing tomow november 14th. >> supervisor farrell: would you consider adding to your motion continuing item 4. >> continuing item 4 to the cale chair. >> we can take that without objn dpf.[gavel] madam clerk, any other businesst of us? okay, thank you, everybody. we are adjourned. >> hello, san francisco. >> welcome to a fresh new episode of "public works tv." i'm majorl dan. >> and i'm carlo and we're both from public works i.t. and today we're your hosts. >> before we get into our exciting episode, let's take a quick look back at some of our activities this past week. this week, we welcomed examiners from the california awards for performance excellence program, to meet our team and to help our organization continue to improve and better serve san francisco residents, visitors and workers. >> you may also have spotted our crews continuing to enhance the streets all across the ci

on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late mr. nathan roth, mr. gino perrini, and on behalf of supervisor fewer and yee on behalf of the late dr. roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information

on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late mr. nathan roth, mr. gino perrini, and on behalf of supervisor fewer and yee on behalf of the late dr. roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to city haul. my name is london breed. i'm president of the san francisco board of supervisors, and i represent district 5, the amazing district that houses the incredible 3rd baptist church, which we plan to make official landmarking status today. aren't we excited? i just want to say one, praise god, right? praise god, thank you for being here, thank you for supporting this ceremony. we are honored here to have the mayor here to perform the ceremony who will speak in just a little bit, but i want

. >> supervisor peskin: mr. collins. >> thank you, supervisor kim. we track that and looking forward to policy january 1. every buyout has to go by a board except buyouts that were rescinded. buyouts done as part of a lawful detainer so part of an law it you detainer lawsuit that doesn't need to be filed with the office. some may have responses to lsis. some may be buyouts for other reasons. if a buyout is not controlled about the rent board those in the buyout legislation are if they're not filed where they should have been that could be action to sue the landlord for that failure. >> the underlying question -- and maybe it's a question to planning is it's housing imbalance or thought to be? >> it is not. i don't think the buy-out legislation was -- it became effective march 7, 2015. so these things have developed before that date. we didn't have an idea about the buyouts. i hasn't added numbers. >> have enforcements been made since the passage of the legislation? >> it's a city attorney or nonprofit. >> how would the city attorney's be aware a buyo

peskin present. we have quorum. >> thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call the next item? >> item two to three the agenda. these are considered to be routine and staff will be prepared to present as desired. if any object, they may be removed and considered separately. >> are there any questions or colleagues from colleagues on the consent calendar? seeing none, can we take a motion? >> sure. i make a motion to approve the consent calendar. >> we have a motion and a second. can we take a roll call on the agenda? >> clerk: take public comment. >> oh, my apologies. thank you, mr. clerk. at this time we'll take public comment on items 2 and 3. seeing no comment public comment is closed. mr. clerk can we please take a roll call on the consent agenda. >> clerk: on two and three commissioner kim? >> eye. >> clerk: and commissioner peskin? commissioner peskin: aye. >> thank you. can we please call the item? >> clerk: the resources group in a combined group not to exceed $2 hon,000 for on-call services next item? >> thank you. we have mr. tishler to present. >> hello. >> good morn

mr. clerk. this item was called, sponsored by supervisor peskin who will make some opening remarks. i will have some questions and statements as well. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam chair. last item was a good segue into this item, a little bit of context relative to the history of d.t., a reference to rotating department heads, i'm delighted we actually now have a new director of our department of technology, linda who is here today, and i know that she's going to stay for much longer than the 1.7 or 1.9 year tenure of recent department heads in that agency that have kind of come, keep coming and going like the wind. so with that, the board of supervisors requested an audit from our budget and legislative analyst with regard to the department and i want to thank our budget and legislative analyst office for preparing that. i believe it was finished last summer, several months ago, and i actually wanted to delay the hearing on the audit until linda had a chance to get up and running and in place and i've had the chance to meet with her. i think the audit w

mr. hobson. >> thank you very much, chair peskin and commissioners. i want to take a moment to describe what changes were made in response to the commissioner's questions last week. happy to as any questions about them. in your pocket if you look at page 103, you can see that in response to commissioner yee's concern about transit capacity and the relationship to the tdm programs on page 17 of the plan under geographic we revised the text to clarify in which the programs are to be most effective. designated the highest priority locations in which to conduct the programs as geographic tier one places with high rates of driving, adequate transit service with available capacity but lower than expected usage as well as near bike network and close to vehicle sharing sites. >>> in response to commissioner fewer's request about more comprehensive public engagement we included a note under strategy one on page 27 of the plan. a statement that the partners working group will commit to conducting engagement where in the stake holders are engaged in all projects

mr. torres. >> thank you very much, supervisor peskin. to the chair, if i may, i believe supervisor addressed both the issues that are before us today as well as the comprehensive challenges that we've been addresses quite closely on the ground with a variety of community groups and business stakeholders. we are moving forward with that, and in addition to what supervisor peskin mentioned here, there will be additional marketing both for the marking validation program, in addition for stockton street merchants who have been impacting by that construction, so we'll be looking forward to aligning those resources against each other for the benefit of stockton street as well as the greater chinatown area. >>supervisor cohen: thank you. is that it. >>supervisor peskin: that's it. >>supervisor cohen: wow, short and sweet and to the point. supervisor tang, i see your name on the roster. >>supervisor tang: thank you very much, and i policyize if i missed your comments as you were talking over there, but you mentioned there was 100,000 going to pa

>>supervisor peskin: yeah, just to mr. starr, the gray areas wi areas are the exclusions? >> that's correct, so the gray areas indicate a buffer either around a school or the child care. >>supervisor peskin: and then, go to the other one. >> that's just schools. >>supervisor peskin: okay. >> at 600 feet. >>president breed: supervisor ronen? >>supervisor ronen: yeah, i just wanted to add a couple things. you know, i didn't want to get into the big philosophical conversation yet, but i think by expanding the limits around schools and daycare centers, what we're saying is that there's something inherently dangerous or bad about these shops, and i just -- i just really disagree with that premise. i actually think that the war on drugs has been what has been dangerous for our society. there's documented evidence, plenty of it, showing that where you make drugs legal and regulate them and prevent kids from getting access to them and allow people who are already addicted to substances, you know, to not penalize those individuals, that they use less drugs and get better, and that n

joined by aaron peskin and joined when i president london breed shortly. mr. clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: silence all cell phones and electronic documents. items acted upon today's will appear on the november 28, 2017, board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor kim: forgot to announce our clerk today is victor young and the staff from s.f.govtv is leo and charles, making sure it's available online. mr. clerk, call items 1 and 22. >> resolution of intention to form project area i mission rock, and infrastructure financing district number 2, establishing the time and date for public hearing and determining other matters in connection therewith. item 2, resolution of intention to issue bonds for project area i of the sfru financing district number 2. >> supervisor kim: i see we have our presenter here up today. >> good morning, madam chair, supervisor and members of the public. my name is rebecca benisini, assistant director of the port, pleased to be here on the first board action or recommendation related to mission rock project, t

peskin: thank you. let me just call a few mr. speaker cards. paul valdez, chris, jeremy and kelsey roader. >> commissioners, i'm a 33-year commuter in san francisco. thank you for taking our testimony. i like to urge the passage of this item, item eight. bimding alarms -- building alarms and curb cuts are useful things. when we are teaching kids how to ride bikes it would be bondsful if as they move -- wonderful if they see people riding bicycles in a relack laxed manner. -- relaxed manner. you may have noticed as you ride down valencia street, that is quite exciting. valencia, the mission in general has many new cycliscyclists. a lot of young people like to move to the mission and like to learn to ride bikes. valencia is a dangerous place just like the street i live on, which is 17th street. i urge you to pass this funding and to move as expeditiously as possible. thank you. >> chairman peskin: thank you. >> hi there. i'm a 25-year resident of san francisco. i have lived on 19th street just off valencia for the last 21 years. before the bike l

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. >> chairman peskin: thank you, sir. i have just one mr. speaker card. >> good morning. thank you for taking the time to listen to us. my name is paul valdez and i'm a 26-year san francisco resident. i'm a volunteer for the bicycle coalition, a former member of the bay area families for safe streets advocacy group. bottom line, i'm here to show my support in approving the additional funds that create protected bike lanes from market to mission. i choose to ride my bike in san francisco because i believe it is a wonderful, sustainable healthy way to get around in our city. i'm appreciative of the current bike structure but my bike rides have less enjoyable because of the people who lack the wisdom to share streets safely. there are many situations i was riding down valencia and was forced into oncoming traffic because drivers from companies like uber and lift were parked in the bike lanes for several blocks. an uber driver swerved in front of me to pick up passengers and compromised my safety and the safety of others. to take a ride down valencia street, saturday nights a

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heard and filed with member tang and member kim voting aye and member peskin being absent at this time. >> the clerk: thank you, mr. clerk. >> supervisor tang: if we can call item seven. >> the clerk: we need item six. >> supervisor: a motion for the resolution. motion to move forward item six to the board with recommendation without objection. >> the clerk: without objection with the member peskin being accent. >> supervisor tang: item seven, please. >> the clerk: [reading item seven] >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. i wanted to make one note because we may have a quorum issue i have speaker cards for number seven but we heard loud and clear all the comments with you made during the previous hearing items. i want to make note of that. i want to make sure we can get tie vote on item seven and i don't know if we have an appointment for supervisor on the committee yet. with that colleagues do you have opening remarks about item seven? >> i do. so sorry. as we have heard during the previous two items we've been struggling to make afford ability in our housing stock. our city is becoming one for only the wealt

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. >> supervisor peskin: that wouln everybody gets noticed pursuanto section 312. we'll let miss wong and mr. givr confer. >> point of cli clarification. i heard what you said about reme "as a of right" in the section. are you saying mandatory d.r. or instituting a d.r. process thats applicable to the public. mandatory would make it appealao the board of appeals having they to file a d.r. if necessary. >> i think they need to go throh public hearing that need not be triggered. if we put it in for mandatory dt preserves our ability tofort co. if we want it to be affirmativee could back into the position. >> put the bar higher, i get it. >> supervisor peskin: i'll let l confer whether or not that's ri. i want to be in a position we ct if we want to do and it change m mandatory to affirmative. >> are you saying in all the are referencing as of right but cite everything would become mandato? >> supervisor peskin: all the mn legislation as of right. c-2, pdr, that's -- >> okay. so in the areas that they had wn originally as of right, got it. >> it's going to clarify downto, not pdr because we don

peskin: thank you, madam president. i have two questions for the president of the presidio terrace homeowners association. mr. emblich, the first question is how you respond to the reply brief by counsel fore the owners, mr. kopp, with regard to his statement, which i assume is a statement of fact that had notice been mailed to some of the other addresses that you say the tax collector could have easily found that these two would have been returned to sender? so he says with regard to the 28 presidio terrace address, that mr. snow sold the property in 1995 and has not lived at that address for 20 years. he further says that as to the 214 grant avenue address, that william sherr has not used that address for several years, and in fact, today was a different address that's set forth on the kyle bar website. how do you respond to that? >> i assure you if you sent a piece of mail to the presidio terrace association, 28 presidio terrace, it would get to the association. regardless of who the person is residing there, they would provide it to their association. as for mr. sherr, i spoke to him: did you get any of t

mr. mayor, and i just want to again thank the cosponsors of this amazing legislation. supervisor malia cohen, supervisor aaron peskin, and supervisor mark farrell, and with that, i'd like to bring up our leader to give us a history, abbreviated, reverend brown, we ain't in church. we trying to sign this today. amen? amen. amen congregation. reverend brown, our leader, come on up. >> good afternoon. madam president of our board of supervisors, supervisors peskin, cohen, to our city administrator, our friend, miss naomi kelley, i see other department heads here, but time would not permit me to name them all, and indeed to our fine mayor, my friend and servant of the people, mayor edwin lee, give him a big round of applause. and to all the members and our officers of 3rd baptist church, we have with us the chair person of our deacon's ministry, deacon alfonso campbell, chair person of our trustee ministry, trustee preston turner. this is a tender and touching moment for me, for i am privileged to stand to celebrate a fateful day, a day in which our honored mayor will sign this legislation that w l defines a faith commu