supervisor olague. >> supervisor olague: out of respect for the market octavia committee, are i wantedo respect their request for additional information. i'm familiar with planning department's work product and how much time they take but mta i'm not. it's not that it's not well thought out but i'm not familiar with their capacity at this time. i'm happy with withdraw the motion and we can just vote on the legislation. i was doing it out of courtesy to a cac who is very involved and active and we're active in a plan that really did do some interesting work around parking requirements and transportation. so i'm happy to withdraw the motion. >> president chiu: so i understand that supervisor olague has withdrawn her motion. one thing i would say, colleagues, i know things come up at the last minute but to the extent that we can give each other heads up on issues so we can resolve things beforehand that would be great. unless there is further discussion, why don't we take a roll call vote on item 15. >> clerk calvillo: item 15, propriety chiu, aye. supervisor chu, aye. supervisor cohen, a

everett, miss olague and my selby. over the years there have been various proposals to allow non-citizen members of san francisco to vote in city elections. in your opinion, which city elections, if any, should be open to participation by non-citizen residents and which non-citizen residents should be allowed to vote in those elections? >> the harsh reality is that so many non-citizens still have children in our public schools here in san francisco, throughout the state of california and throughout the united states. as all of you undoubtedly know. with that being said, it's vitally important that those parents still have a say in the education of their children. i would certainly support and promote voting by those parents in school board elections in san francisco. by implication own a community college election would fit in that rubric, to support college advancement to people who have traditionally been put at the margins of our society. in those two elections, i think, are the most fundamental in the sense that th

supervisor olague, i will yield the rest of my time to supervisor olague. >> supervisor olague. >> ilso wanted to bring forward a member of choo-choo, because they were instrumental in drafting these estimates. i believe fernando is here. >> supervisor elsbernd. >> that takes the unanimous vote of the board to bring an individual. i'm sorry. i'm not interested in hearing from a registered lobbyist on legislation. >> jason elliot is here and he can certainly add to the discussion. >> actually, let's take it one at a time. supervisor olague, are you going to walk us through the amendments? >> yes, i am going to go through the amendments. >> i am just -- >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you, mr. president and please forgive us members of the public. there are a couple of things had a we what that we need to cover here. first that the board of supervisors retains its power on the redevelopment law to review and approve the operational budget of the successor agency. second any plan come back to the board of supervisors and this is critical to the new commission and third and finally we're a

supervise olague. >> supervisor olague: i support the amendments. as supervisor kim mentioned, the roxie theater, clay theater, all these single screen theaters are really struggling to stay open, and viable. and i think this is a very small ask to be able to enjoy an alcoholic beverage, beer or wine -- i don't know if wine is included -- no, just the beer. okay. while watching a film i think is just very reasonable. so the last film i actually saw at the roxie, usually the choices are independent films or documentaries. i think the last film i saw was about a tibetan monk. i can't imagine there be a rowdy crowd. most of the people were -- not that this means anything but people my age can get rowdy but they were my age or older and we were enjoying this film about someone who brought tibetan buddhism to the weftd. so it was a very good movie. so i just wish the roxie luck in staying open. anything that contributes to that end i would support, along with -- maybe it's something to be considered at some of the other single screen theaters because as

oh, supervisor olague is here. okay.tment, to try toc+é3 reach more consensus among some of those items that are still a littleíh controversia >> chair mar: okay. thank you supervisor. >> supervisor olague: uh-huh. >> chair mar:p[cpz let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public comment that would lieb torgm speak? public comment is closed. colleagues, without objection. we're moving this to september %zk[9ñ thank you. thank you supervisorx3?cx olague and chris durazo from her officec1 c @&c"x as well. please call item 4. >> alisa miller: ordinance amending planning code to permit existing gasoline stations cx on 19th avenue to provide a mechanical car wash >> chair mar: so it looks like supervisor olague has left. so we have to presentmu planning department> aaron staffer from the on july 12, 2012 the planning commission votedj-ws 6-0 to recommend approval of the ordinance with modifications. the 86k;+red ordinance would allow existingc service stations of a certain size loca

oh, supervisor olague is here. okay.oducede no. 3, the housing preservation and production item, thejv dashboard -- >> supervisor olague: be item because we need to talk to some of the organizations1sj'$ t have been working with us closely, and also with the reach more consensus among some of those items that are still a littleíh controversia >> chair mar: okay. thank you, supervisor. >> supervisor olague: uh-huh. >> chair mar:p[cpz let's open ts up for public comment. is there anyone from the public comment that would lieb torgm speak? public comment is closed. colleagues, without objection. we're moving this to september thank you. thank you, supervisorx3?cx ola, c @&c"x please call item 4. >> alisa miller: ordinance amending planning code to permit existing gasoline stations cx on 19th avenue to provide a mechanical car wash >> chair mar: so, it looks like supervisor olague has left. so we have to present,mu planning department,> aaron staffer from the on july 12, 2012 the planning commission vot

so i will be supportive of the amendment that supervisor olague introduced. and i think that it makes sense to do something. but i do fear that going forward we might have some unintended consequences that we were not expecting to have. >> so, thank you. >> supervisor. avalos. >> thank you. >> one thing that i forgot to mention were places like my district where there are major streets that people are parking oversized vehicles on, often those are people who live in the neighborhood and don't have another place to store their vehicles. i don't think that it is appropriate to park their vehicles there because they are causing a lot of bliet. but you are going to see if you put signs, imposed by the mta along geneva, then those cars are just going to go somewhere else in the neighborhood. and you know, i think that is something that has not quite been looked at as well in this legislation and as i said, this is something that my office has looked at a long time. and we found out that it was prohibitive to get the signs up across the whole neighborhood because y

. >> president chiu: supervisor olague. >> supervisor olague: yeah. i won't be supporting the motion to continue. i want to be consistent. i know supervisor campos had not been aware this motion would be made. i think it's important to move ahead with this. i'm pretty satisfied with where it's at currently. i'm not at a place where i would be necessarily supportive of many amendments. i think we're at a good place. i'm ready to move forward with it as it is presented to us today. and i believe that with the amendments that supervisors kim and others have introduced, as far as being sensitive to the needs of communities who are monolingual, or low income, i think have been addressed through those amendments. so i'm comfortable in moving forward with this today. >> president chiu: supervisor cohen 106r7b8g9s thank you very much. to supervisor chu and maybe possibly other supervisors that are thinking about supporting the continuance, could you share with me what tangible goals, one week is not very much time, what tangible goals will you want to solve,

supervisor olague has made a motion to continue this item to to weeks. i think that would put it to -- >> clerk calvillo: october 16. >> president chiu: two weeks, october 2nd. is there a second to that motion? motion seconded by supervisor avalos. supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: mr. president, thank you. i will not be supporting this continuance. and this is the first i'm hearing that any member of this body was interested in a continuance. this legislation has been thoroughly and fully vetted and i believe what supervisor olague is referring to is a portion of this legislation. right now, if you rent out a spot in your residence or your building to someone who doesn't live there, our planning code requires that the person live within 1250 feet of the parking spot. this is in the planning code. it's two and a half blocks. it's unenforceable. it depresses the price of parking inconsistent with city policy and also undermines the city policy of disaggregating housing and parking. it also has problems because, if you have only a small pool of peop

>> aye,. >> olague. aye >> weiner? >> aye. >> come pose aye. >> there are eight ayes and three nos. >> the ordinance is passed. >> 9 is amending the business and tax regulations police and planning codes, for local properties. >> >> item nine. chu. aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> elsrend. aye. >> mar, aye. >> olague aye. >> winer aye. >> >> aye. come pose, aye. >> president chu. aye. >> there are eleven eyes. >> the ordinance is finally passed. >> next item. >> item ten, ordinance amending the planning code to permit existing gasoline and service stations located on 19th avenue to provide a mechanical car wash on the same site. >> colleagues, call. this ordinance is finally passed. >> item eleven is amending the park code to appeal the prohibition of peoples from soliciting in did designated areas for which an event is in progress. >> colleagues, in the same call? >> the ordinance is finally passed. >> item 12? >> an ordinance amending the building code to reduce the building rerequirements for structure and buildings pursua

okay. >> just warming it up for supervisor olague. which clarify that any material changes to redevelopment plans or community benefits will come back to the board of supervisors for reconsideration and so this is an important mess sure that they want that they would like to see. so we are reiterating it. additionally it makes it clear that the board of supervisors will still review and approve the successor agencies and your budget. the scope of this new commission is significantly narrow. its role will be to carry out the implementation of the project of the board of supervisors has already approved. i know that there are conversations about the structure of these appointments particularly, whether they should be appointed by the mayor or the board of supervisors and i imagine that you have conversation about that. >> i am comfortable about carrying forward the structure about the redevelopment commission where the mayor nominates and the board of approves or rejects them. >> the major projects under the jurisdiction is one that the

commissioner olague, olague absent. commissioner wiener? wiener aye. item passes. >> item passes. if you can please call item number 6. >> number 6 is approve the revised debt, fiscal, investment, and procurement policies. this is an action item. >> again, another item that came before the finance committee. why don't we open it up to public comment. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on item 6, please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. can we take that, same house same call? same house same call. madam clerk, if you can please call item number 7. >> item number 7, exercise the first one-year option of the professional services contract with sptj consulting and increase the contract amount by $165,500, to a total amount not to exceed $662,000, for local area network and computer maintenance services, and authorize the executive director to modify contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. >> again, another item that came out of the finance committee. seeing no comment from my colleagues, why don't we open it up to public comment

supervisor olague. >> supervisor olague: i want to thank you for all of your help. when i was working at the mission agenda we used to call you frequently, asking for help with some of the habitability issues, with that residents of single room occupancy hotels had to contend with. and then you were also very helpful when i was working at the senior action network. we'd call you all the time, me, tony robles and others. and just want to thank you for all of your wisdom and your openness, because you never turned away a call, and you always did everything you could to help the residents, especially the ones we were working with, particularly, very low income residents. so thank you. i know -- is here, but we're glad to have lupe, but we'll miss you a lot. >> thank you, supervisor. >> president chiu: supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: i just wanted to dhie chime in and also thank you for all of your work. as a college student i remember watching the fall of the "i" hotel and learning about you and the story of al robles. it was inspiring to me as a student to be commi

olague? >> aye. >> item passes. >> that item passes. if you can please call item number 10. >> item 10, approve the one bay area grant program funding framework, schedule, and screening and prioritization criteria. this is an action item. >> again, another item that came out of the plans and programs committee. commissioner wiener. and, again, this is a very important item because it really relates directly to the work that's happening regionally and i know commissioner wiener, as a member of the mtc, has been working along with some of my colleagues on abag. commissioner wiener. >> thank you, mr. chair. i'm supporting this. i'll be voting for it today. i just want to make some comments and provide some guidance for me and my perspective to staff. and this applies to the abag grant process çóand also staff is to really collaborate, particularly with dpw, but also with mta on these -- on the recommendations and ultimate decisions that are presented to the authority board. and particularly around street resurfacing, but other items as wel

. >> president chiu: supervisor olague. >> supervisor olague: i just have a quick question. i know that sometimes during these periods of members of the public residents are probably reading a lot of different pieces of information, in the newspaper, and it might be creating anxiety or fear among them. so i was wondering how are there going to be community meetings out there? i know even when we do wire or towers for at&t the department of public health, or there's some kind of allowance for some kind of testing and this sort of thing. i'm wondering how are we reassuring the residents that live out there that they're safe, or, you know -- what kind of outreach is being done to the residents? >> i can answer that question for ms. unbrown. our office is cohosting a meeting with tida and the navy next tuesday, september 18 at 7 pm on treasure island. and i'm not sure if we will be able to address all the concerns residents have but we will be there to answer questions and get feedback on where we would like to see the efforts the city makes to advocate on behalf of our resident

supervisor olague, no. supervisor wiener, no. supervisor avalos, no. supervisor campos, no. >> clerk calvillo: there are three ayes and eight nos. >> president chiu: that amendment fails. with regards to supervisor chu's second amendment of the ordinance of section 3 in the resolution at page 9 stating the puc will recommend the inclusion in clean power sf rates a component to begin recovering reserves required for this program, et cetera, roll call vote. >> clerk calvillo: president chiu, aye. supervisor chu, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. supervisor elsbernd, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, no. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor olague, no. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor avalos, no. supervisor campos, aye. >> clerk calvillo: there are eight ayes and three nos. >> president chiu: the motion to amend passes. now discussion on the vote on the underlying items as amended. supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you, president chiu. colleagues, i respect everyone's decisions. with that however i'm not going to be supporting the underl

. >> supervisor olague. >> i have looked at this. it is definitely an issue in district five, also. so i think that it is an issue that definitely city-wide it has a lot of impacts. i do have some questions because i believe that the mta, is the mta representative here? >> they are coming. >> yes. >> i am with the sfmta. >> i guess, one of the questions that i have is what laws do you have in place currently to address this issue? >> there are several supervisor olague. >> the 72-hour rule which is city-wide, you cannot leave a vehicle standing for more than 72 hours at any specific place at a time. another one would be the no parking between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. for commercial vehicles in residential areas. and that is every day, plus, one hour limit during the rest of the time. and the third one is the habitation in vehicles, which is in the police code. and enforced directly by the police department. >> so, i guess my question is, how do you plan to enforce this... how do you plan to enforce this? >> well, we plan to work very closely with the residents as well as the officers of th