anything to do with the sunshine ordinance. despite the fact that we have heard about this commission's authority under law. after all, what could you say. we have never and will never do anything to enforce open government laws. we don't give a damn what the citizens of san francisco passed by this two-thirds majority. we won't enforce it. not only that, we won't do anything in our power to provide any level of transparency from achieving their goal. adding insult to injury, we won't disparage that subject. you can para phrase kelly in pogo. you can sit there and say i'm tedious. what is the real expectation. if you find something and believe it and go a away and not bother anymore. what you resist persists. if you won't respond, then you provoke a reaction. they do things which discourage it. look at this room. who pays attention to these meetings. who thinks it's worth the effort? i few of us. some will get on your good side. they are still working on the old premise if you are nice and polite and pow pow maybe they will wor

anything to do with the sunshine ordinance. despite the fact that we have heard about this commission's authority under law. after all, what could you say. we have never and will never do anything to enforce open government laws. we don't give a damn what the citizens of san francisco passed by this two-thirds majority. we won't enforce it. not only that, we won't do anything in our power to provide any level of transparency from achieving their goal. adding insult to injury, we won't disparage that subject. you can para phrase kelly in pogo. you can sit there and say i'm tedious. what is the real expectation. if you find something and believe it and go a away and not bother anymore. what you resist persists. if you won't respond, then you provoke a reaction. they do things which discourage it. look at this room. who pays attention to these meetings. who thinks it's worth the effort? i few of us. some will get on your good side. they are still working on the old premise if you are nice and polite and pow pow maybe they will wor

anything to do with the sunshine ordinance. despite the fact that we have heard about this commission's authority under law. after all, what could you say. we have never and will never do anything to enforce open government laws. we don't give a damn what the citizens of san francisco passed by this two-thirds majority. we won't enforce it. not only that, we won't do anything in our power to provide any level of transparency from achieving their goal. adding insult to injury, we won't disparage that subject. you can para phrase kelly in pogo. you can sit there and say i'm tedious. what is the real expectation. if you find something and believe it and go a away and not bother anymore. what you resist persists. if you won't respond, then you provoke a reaction. they do things which discourage it. look at this room. who pays attention to these meetings. who thinks it's worth the effort? i few of us. some will get on your good side. they are still working on the old premise if you are nice and polite and pow pow maybe they will wor

item 18, >>[reading ordinance] >> item number 19, >>[reading ordinance] >> thank you very much.we have tida her to speak. >> the three leases in front of you today are requested for approval to extend the term of the master lease between >>[reading ordinance] united states navy for treasure island child care ctr., south waterfront parcels in the landing instruction parcels. the amendment in front of you request an extension of one year. there's no additional changes to the terms of the master lease in these amendment and the snow expenses or revenues associated with these leases. tida approval and am available for questions. >> thanks. colleagues, any questions? supervisor yee >> wife 01 year exclusion versus not just turning it over? >> why do we come back for extensions of your? >> yes. >> historically that has been the case. the master lease on your two-year term. in previous years that in parcels that been removed from the master lease or added to the master leases. so historically they have been on a year-to-year term. associated subleases and that we have in place with bus

if the charlotte ordinance remains in place. if the charlotte city council totally repeals the ordinance... the majority of state lawmakers in the house and senate... the governor will call a special session. this statement comes after the state's largest hotel and restaurant lobbying group... called on the queen city to repeal its non- discrimination ordinance monday. the n-c-r-l-a said it has received 'assurances'-- that if council repeals the ordinance... the governor is willing to call a special session-- to repeal house bill 2-- as soon as next week. charlotte city council is scheduled to hold a zoning meeting on monday... but 'would' be able to discuss the ordinance. i-a-a could join the a-c-c and n-c- double-a-- by pulling its title game out of charlotte. c-i-a-a board members will meet next week to discuss this. you can look for updates on the h- b-two controversy... all weekend long on eyewitness news.. new tonight - u-n-c students gathering to demand more from university leaders and to show solidarity with a student wh

i want a stronger sunshine ordinance task force. i want better enforcement of sunshine laws, i want orders of determination carried out. i want this panel handling complaints sooner. i want the ethics commission investigators investigating complaints and closing them sooner. there is a lot of good government that needs to be done. and i don't hear you talking about it. but you are going on and on about some unwritten rules regarding decorum for these meetings. let us see these written rules you are talking about. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? public speaker: good evening, commissioners. i'm charles marsel for the record. i want to congratulate commissioner kopp for being here and thank the board for his appointment. i also am doing so on behalf of friends of ethics. the commission should have received by e-mail a copy of the final letter signed by friends of ethics and not by mr. bush, the one by mr. bush is in a document that was in process. this is the one you received signed by friends of ethics are the legal points

however we've decided to limit this ordinance to the ordinance in the mission neighborhood and also have worked very closely with supervisor david campos office ensuring that we could provide protection in these two neighborhoods and that we would continue to work on other legislation throughout the city but also work throughout these ideas that we got including a clmc as well as other options as well through a legislative process. >>before i open up the public comment i would like to recognize supervisor wiener. >>so, at this time, we will open it up to public comment. if there any members of the public you would like to provide public comment at this time, please come forward. >>good afternoon supervisors, i am john-- the planning displacement of r groups in this city because of the boom and the city has had five years to do something about this and that is why we are here and that is why we are going to the ballot and the one dewclaws that was added tothe mission last week is that the supervisor moved in that we can be amended to the future without limitation all of it any of it and i

for this ordinance or couple of ordinances i think those are good news i agree with the gentleman on a number of them and the commenter talked the night club that's innovates weird it is more of an enforcement issue you run around and chase people taping those things up i have a couple of things one positive benefit if i'm interpreting getting rid of of the belonging and flashing will the on some of the signs that will help to decrease our light illusion i applaud that i don't know if it is one of the main purposes of those ordnances the first one a widow sign provision that is allowed in pdrs districts as long as not exceeding 1/3rd of the area i think we have rules i don't know figure in our residential design guidelines or actually in the planning code about the fire transparency and i'm wondering is that duplicative of that or our requirements are not in the planning code >> i don't think this duplicated this would be be saying on top of that glaring on so much can house a window sign and i meant transparency in rules how much of the window on the ground floor like retail if you

>>item 22 is an ordinance ordinance appropriating $77,000,000 of proceeds from the general obligation housing bond, series 2016f to the mayor's office of housing and community development for public housing, low-income housing, investment in mission neighborhood, and middle income housing-dalp and tnd in fy2016-2017, and placing these funds on controller's reserve pending sale of the bonds. >>colleagues can we take this item same house, same call. >>without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously >>[gavel] >>item 24 please >>item 24 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require that prevailing wages be paid for work loading or unloading materials, goods, or products for special events and shows on city property, and the driving of commercial vehicles for that purpose. >>thank you. supervisor wiener. >>this board of supervisors is making a prevailing wage legislation to a sure that this comes with a fair living wage and allows for a quality of life and my office hasdone a lot of work on this very complicated legislation. we have worked for nearly a year on this leg

>>item 22 is an ordinance ordinance appropriating $77,000,000 of proceeds from the general obligation housing bond, series 2016f to the mayor's office of housing and community development for public housing, low-income housing, investment in mission neighborhood, and middle income housing-dalp and tnd in fy2016-2017, and placing these funds on controller's reserve pending sale of the bonds. >>colleagues can we take this item same house, same call. >>without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously >>[gavel] >>item 24 please >>item 24 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require that prevailing wages be paid for work loading or unloading materials, goods, or products for special events and shows on city property, and the driving of commercial vehicles for that purpose. >>thank you. supervisor wiener. >>this board of supervisors is making a prevailing wage legislation to a sure that this comes with a fair living wage and allows for a quality of life and my office hasdone a lot of work on this very complicated legislation. we have worked for nearly a year on this leg

however we've decided to limit this ordinance to the ordinance in the mission neighborhood and also have worked very closely with supervisor david campos office ensuring that we could provide protection in these two neighborhoods and that we would continue to work on other legislation throughout the city but also work throughout these ideas that we got including a clmc as well as other options as well through a legislative process. >>before i open up the public comment i would like to recognize supervisor wiener. >>so, at this time, we will open it up to public comment. if there any members of the public you would like to provide public comment at this time, please come forward. >>good afternoon supervisors, i am john-- the planning displacement of r groups in this city because of the boom and the city has had five years to do something about this and that is why we are here and that is why we are going to the ballot and the one dewclaws that was added tothe mission last week is that the supervisor moved in that we can be amended to the future without limitation all of it any of it and i

there is legislation on the vacant space ordinance where they get penalties but don't believe it is from my experience my previous job-richard [inaudible] it doesn't seem to be working very well so maybe you can look into that a little more. >> great. we will put that on our new business agenda for staff to see if they can't come up with a presentation for us. okay. any other member that would like to comment on item number 10? seeing none public comment is closed. next item. >> item 11, adjournment. >> so move. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? >> gavel down. >> the meeting is adjourned at 252 p.m. >> 443, sorry. thank you. [meeting adjourned] >> good afternoon the meeting will come to order. this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the land use committee my name is supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor wiener and commissioner peskin your scheshg is clerk victor young at this time, i'd like to take a moment and thank leo and justus from sfgovtv so for assisting us electronic devices. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. items act

in february. >> charlotte made this initiative when they passes ordinance. there would not a been a house bill 2 but because of what charlotte. >> reporter: they continue to play some plane and those who ushered in the bill. >> this is like siblings. taymor knocked over the cookie jar and broke it and then ported onto jennifer roberts and said why did you break it? >> reporter: it is not clear what's next the mayor made it clear that the fate will not council. >> we hope they will continue to repeal this house bill 2.>> reporter: they pulled him north carolina because of the house bill 2 because of the ordinance. negotiations will continue. david hirst, cbs, north carolina. >>> the man had spanning is over. the suspect in the bombings police officers. they are preparing a list of terrorism charges against ahmad khan rahami. police captured that immigrant after a shootout in new jersey. he is accused of leaving the pipe bomb that exploded saturday along the route of a journey raise in new jersey. two pressure cooker bombs in your chelsea neighborhood. one exp

for loading and unloading there was an ordinance for the electricals work an ordinance for setting up all the different booths for the trade show but not an ordinance for loading and unloading that's what started three and four on that a little bit over a.m. a year ago that's why i'm here today thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, committee members i'm with the teamsters we've spent the last year and a half working on this piece of legislation just to address supervisor yee some of your comments we're not recreating the wheel we actually tied this to mirror what the integral association technical and stage engineers have done those special events will be the same special events they're paid prevailing wage it covers different he it materials and has a slightly different focuses we met that multiple agencies san francisco go rec and park and sfmta, ocii anywhere in the city it will have a special event associated with that a permit associated with it we sat down sat down to talk about this through the items of these supervisor wiener's office we've had lots of

>>[reading ordinance] >> good afternoon commissioners. david sanchez with planning department staff. presenting a ordinance initiated june 26 and it goes into man the planning code officer parking code and control. this is chief objective to update these controls to conform to the changes enacted by phase 1 of the planning code with organization project. this project began in 2014 to make the planning code easier to use and resulted in changes to about 30% of the planning code. the propose updating of aussie parking phase is about the best example of running the code from the changes from the organization project. these tables are used to determine parking requirements based on user activity. these tables are currently out of date and when his references that are not found in articles 1 and two. this audio cd discretion. the ordinance also proposes clerical and typographical corrections. these include directing proper essences and the like. commissioners, this forms the bulk of the changes proposed in the ordinance. however, lastly the or

for loading and unloading there was an ordinance for the electricals work an ordinance for setting up all the different booths for the trade show but not an ordinance for loading and unloading that's what started three and four on that a little bit over a.m. a year ago that's why i'm here today thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, committee members i'm with the teamsters we've spent the last year and a half working on this piece of legislation just to address supervisor yee some of your comments we're not recreating the wheel we actually tied this to mirror what the integral association technical and stage engineers have done those special events will be the same special events they're paid prevailing wage it covers different he it materials and has a slightly different focuses we met that multiple agencies san francisco go rec and park and sfmta, ocii anywhere in the city it will have a special event associated with that a permit associated with it we sat down sat down to talk about this through the items of these supervisor wiener's office we've had lots of

for this ordinance or couple of ordinances i think those are good news i agree with the gentleman on a number of them and the commenter talked the night club that's innovates weird it is more of an enforcement issue you run around and chase people taping those things up i have a couple of things one positive benefit if i'm interpreting getting rid of of the belonging and flashing will the on some of the signs that will help to decrease our light illusion i applaud that i don't know if it is one of the main purposes of those ordnances the first one a widow sign provision that is allowed in pdrs districts as long as not exceeding 1/3rd of the area i think we have rules i don't know figure in our residential design guidelines or actually in the planning code about the fire transparency and i'm wondering is that duplicative of that or our requirements are not in the planning code >> i don't think this duplicated this would be be saying on top of that glaring on so much can house a window sign and i meant transparency in rules how much of the window on the ground floor like retail if you

that's under the condition that city council would vote to take away their ordinance. we spoke to the mayor and she said that's not going to happen. >> reporter: over the weekend calls to remeal hb2 became louder as lawmakers announced it. they wanted to drop the passed in february. mayor jennifer roberts said they have no plans to discuss it. >> we appreciate the state wanting to find a solution to the challenges we're facing. we recognize the governor that the state needs to overturn hb2 which the state can do at anytime without any action from the city of charlotte. >> reporter: the calls come after a week in which the ncaa and aac said tournaments out of the state. >> i do believe that we mr. continue to -- will continue to lose sporting events. there will be others to follow. >> reporter: the north carolina restaurant lodging association said they're still optimistic both sides can come to a compromise. so we would like to see the repeal so we can move forward in place. you'll see about a dozen people gathered outside the city council waiting to get. most of the g

again - the ordinance would on apply to county workers... and employers who are contracted to do work with the county. if this proposal is adopted... the minimum wage would increase at the rate of inflation following 2022. live...pz... tmj4 tonight is your chance to sound off on mayor barrett's coggs will host a town hall meeting with the city's budget director.coggs will also anounce the winners of the 6th district landscape awards. tonight's meeting is at 5-30 at siloah luthern school. the south milwaukee fire department is investigating an early morning garage fire that damaged part of the roof of an auto-body shop.it happened at 12th and michigan.the department tells us one woman was treated for smoke inhalation, and is okay the fire happened about eight fire on tuesday night.that fire melted the siding on a neighbor's house, ignited a tree, and started a vehicle on fire. nobody was hurt.south milwaukee police say there is no evidence the two fires are linked. happening right now...congress preparing to vote to override president barack

more and more into a process for the department i believe that criteria which guarantees those ordinances for me will be critical including a dry run of how that works i'm of two minds i'm interested in shortening unnecessary review but keenly interested in creating nor neighborhood confidence those issues are for the quality of life and more and more as we dense, if any, the community i want to put that out there and we'll talk about it but think another set of criteria that basically guarantee that those things are considered. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you. yeah, real quick i was on the next time clarify the over laptop of the process and the dir one dr still equivocates for anything that falls there the cracks peep will use that process and two you cover this process and commissioner moore mentioned i'm wondering whether there are considerations or finding we'll make in a dr we may not in a new type of hearing not a specifically finding we'll make it will be good to see the off laptop if small business it dred versus had this hearing and agree with commissioner vice president r

that will reorganize part of planning code i'm here to talk about the ordinance to amend the planning code to lie temporary homeless shelters in the following zoning district the pdrs the western edition office use and the arts industrial district and in all cases this ordinance will require the authorization throu cu for the temporary homeless shelters will be employed only if one it will not operate for more than 4 years and go operates in the management felt city and county of san francisco this ordinance will only allow the temporary structures to construction of permanent building is not preliminary in a homeless shelter located within an existing building the building must be not have been previously occupied by and temporary homelessness shelter trying to make sure their short term solution for a long term solution elsewhere on june 21st of this year, the board of supervisors passed an ordinance to require the city open and operate no fortune 6 operation centers by 2018 this already adapted ordinance requires the city develop plans for equitable distribution for shelters this n

where the governor is scheduled to speak today. >> the governor is scheduled to ordinance. calls got louder to repeal house bill 2 as republican lawmakers announced a short session to repeal the bill if they ordered to drop the ordinance passed in february. mayor jennifer roberts announced that will happen. >> one thing i want to make clear is the city does not legally need to take any action for the state to know what it bill 2. >> negotiations will continue. the governor is scheduled to speak at a rotary meeting at noon. reporting in charlotte david hearst cbs north carolina. >> thanks david as new poll numbers are released on the impact of house bill 2 and shows that nearly 50% of likely voters are against house bill 2. nearly 40% support it and close to 10 undecided and found that just shy of 60% of voters believe that north carolina's reputation has been worsened since the bill despite the mixed response on house bill 2 the poll gives governor mccrory a lead over roy cooper by 3%. >>> and the presidential race returns to raleigh donald trump with two events in the tar

>>item 22 is an ordinance ordinance appropriating $77,000,000 of proceeds from the general obligation housing bond, series 2016f to the mayor's office of housing and community development for public housing, low-income housing, investment in mission neighborhood, and middle income housing-dalp and tnd in fy2016-2017, and placing these funds on controller's reserve pending sale of the bonds. >>colleagues can we take this item same house, same call. >>without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously >>[gavel] >>item 24 please >>item 24 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to require that prevailing wages be paid for work loading or unloading materials, goods, or products for special events and shows on city property, and the driving of commercial vehicles for that purpose. >>thank you. supervisor wiener. >>this board of supervisors is making a prevailing wage legislation to a sure that this comes with a fair living wage and allows for a quality of life and my office hasdone a lot of work on this very complicated legislation. we have worked for nearly a year on this leg

in a final vote today - linn county supervisors passed an ordinance to raise the minimum . wage.cbs 2 news reporter joe hua huisingaexplains where the attention is turning now, joe? the supervisors approved the ordinance 4 to 1.now an $8.25 minimum wage will take effect january first but some communities may not see the final results. the linn county wage will now increase by a dollar each year up to 10.25 in 20-19supervisor brent oleson says the board made the vote because state legislators have refused to do anything for 10 years.now linn county communities have their own decision on weather to follow the ordinance or take their own steps to bypass the change. 23;56;57;21 hiawatha has been the most courageous one that have said that because theres a lot of businesses in their community that already pay around $10 and above that they'd be willing to go see the ordinance through. other communities like cedar rapids and marion may be only signal are waiting to see what the legislature might do 18 18coming up on the cbs 2 news at six we talk with marion and cedar rapids leade

richard: now the new noise ordinance designed to pump down the volume.ou are disturbing neighbors, asked to turn it down, he gives a chance to enforce it. richard: like music heard more than 100 feet away overnight. no more leaning on car horns more than 20 seconds. and the summer favorite, racing >> just a bunch of neighborhoods that want to raise families and don't really like loud noises. richard: violators face fines of risk a $2500 and even year in jail as well as a warning to turn it down. called,the police are they turn it down, and then it goes back up. richard: that is the problem and a nutshell. for a couple of weeks, there will be a grace period and you will get a warning. after that, you may have to pay the fine. the idea is to make things less noisy around here for stop richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: all right, rich, keep it down. still ahead, hurricane hermine still on the move tonight. prepare for ants with the very latest. michelle: and a big question for many, will hermine bring rain to the delmarva beaches this weekend? we have new in

item 18, >>[reading ordinance] >> item number 19, >>[reading ordinance] >> thank you very much.we have tida her to speak. >> the three leases in front of you today are requested for approval to extend the term of the master lease between >>[reading ordinance] united states navy for treasure island child care ctr., south waterfront parcels in the landing instruction parcels. the amendment in front of you request an extension of one year. there's no additional changes to the terms of the master lease in these amendment and the snow expenses or revenues associated with these leases. tida approval and am available for questions. >> thanks. colleagues, any questions? supervisor yee >> wife 01 year exclusion versus not just turning it over? >> why do we come back for extensions of your? >> yes. >> historically that has been the case. the master lease on your two-year term. in previous years that in parcels that been removed from the master lease or added to the master leases. so historically they have been on a year-to-year term. associated subleases and that we have in place with bus

feet or whatever is the less and this is the public safety fire code the reason why we have side ordinance is for the fire code and safety this is a midtown terrace probable the same kind of subdivisions those were created for safety and having people egress and ingress this is throughout san francisco that is being built i believe that hour suburban area that is district 7 should be kept preserved and other areas that should be thank you. >> anyone else want to speak on item one public comment is closed. thank you very much so lowfat's supervisor yee anything you want to say in not we'll take the matter into committees hands. >> thank you to the public for coming out whether or not you support it but prairie thank the residents of midtown terrace for coming out, i have been working with the association for year to year if not over a year and some importance to support this as it is when we talk about the neighborhood characteristics this notion actually is a discussion in every neighborhood not just on the west side where it is about do we want one hundred story board of supervisors this

ordinance t. this is about public health and equity for vulnerable communities. the coalition i'm work wg is youth led and i want to acknowledge not only youth leadership institute, but researchers like profesher laura smidth from ucs. also include the japanese community youth counsel, the vietnamese. asian youth. horizon for open recovery and excelsior beacon working towards building healthier communities. this budget analyst report would help our city get a better understanding of the call related harms in the city and responsibility of departments and businesses for performance standards to keep the neighborhoods safe and reduce nuisances especially ijclose proximity to stores that sell call and look whether san franciscos 10 year old deemed approved ordinance why it isn't working like oakland and some of the other cities that passed similar measures. i want to say the youth leadership institute is amazing model of organizing and coalition building celebrating their 25th anniversary this thursd

ordinance t. this is about public health and equity for vulnerable communities. the coalition i'm work wg is youth led and i want to acknowledge not only youth leadership institute, but researchers like profesher laura smidth from ucs. also include the japanese community youth counsel, the vietnamese. asian youth. horizon for open recovery and excelsior beacon working towards building healthier communities. this budget analyst report would help our city get a better understanding of the call related harms in the city and responsibility of departments and businesses for performance standards to keep the neighborhoods safe and reduce nuisances especially ijclose proximity to stores that sell call and look whether san franciscos 10 year old deemed approved ordinance why it isn't working like oakland and some of the other cities that passed similar measures. i want to say the youth leadership institute is amazing model of organizing and coalition building celebrating their 25th anniversary this thursd

for loading and unloading there was an ordinance for the electricals work an ordinance for setting up all the different booths for the trade show but not an ordinance for loading and unloading that's what started three and four on that a little bit over a.m. a year ago that's why i'm here today thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, committee members i'm with the teamsters we've spent the last year and a half working on this piece of legislation just to address supervisor yee some of your comments we're not recreating the wheel we actually tied this to mirror what the integral association technical and stage engineers have done those special events will be the same special events they're paid prevailing wage it covers different he it materials and has a slightly different focuses we met that multiple agencies san francisco go rec and park and sfmta, ocii anywhere in the city it will have a special event associated with that a permit associated with it we sat down sat down to talk about this through the items of these supervisor wiener's office we've had lots of

passage of hb2 but charlotte's mayor says the city has no plans to repeal the non discrimination ordinance. cbs north carolina david hearst is in charlotte where the governor is scheduled to speak later today. >> the governor is expected to city one day after charlotte city council decided not to address the ordinance. >> we are not going to consider repeal of the charlotte ordinance on non discrimination at this evening's meeting. [applause] >> a crowd inside the city council chambers cheered as the mayor put an end to talks over house bill 2. >> one thing i want to make clear is the city does not legally need to take any action for the state to do something it knows it needs to that is to repeal hb2. >> they announced a special session would be possible but only if charlotte city council repealed the non discrimination ordinance passed in february. >> charlotte made this an issue. there would not have been a house bill 2 but for what charlotte did. >> law makers continue to place the blame solely in the hands of those who ushered in the bill. >> i saw speaker moore laying the blame once

item 18, >>[reading ordinance] >> item number 19, >>[reading ordinance] >> thank you very much.we have tida her to speak. >> the three leases in front of you today are requested for approval to extend the term of the master lease between >>[reading ordinance] united states navy for treasure island child care ctr., south waterfront parcels in the landing instruction parcels. the amendment in front of you request an extension of one year. there's no additional changes to the terms of the master lease in these amendment and the snow expenses or revenues associated with these leases. tida approval and am available for questions. >> thanks. colleagues, any questions? supervisor yee >> wife 01 year exclusion versus not just turning it over? >> why do we come back for extensions of your? >> yes. >> historically that has been the case. the master lease on your two-year term. in previous years that in parcels that been removed from the master lease or added to the master leases. so historically they have been on a year-to-year term. associated subleases and that we have in place with bus

. >> ordinance for the planning code for the rezoning ever midtown from the designated designation as residential house, one family to residential house attached detrimentally. the zoning map for lot number 8 from the designation as public to rh1 >> thank you supervisor yee is joined us he's the sponsor of the item and lead the discussion did i welcome supervisor yee. >> thank you chair cohen and thank you for having this item before you you today the midtown terrace homeowners association over a year ago talked about the incorrect zoning in the neighborhood current was zoned as rh1 the homes are detached and fit rhd-1 and we encourage the association to conduct comprehensive issues to make sure the zoning amendment r amend was agreeable after month long outreach the association was ready to move forward with a request the planning department and the commission unanimously support the decision to correct the zoning of this neighborhood so today, i hope you'll support the request to rectify to accountant the midtown and the retain detached homes thank you very much and . >> i have a nu

this is the actual ordinance that was originally proposed in the spring but reintroduced as an emergency measure in august with one big change. that change is making a lot of people uncomfortable, who appreciate and admire don king. >> this is the ordinance right here mister chairman. >> it was not on the agenda but clearly an issue that could not wait for several cleveland city council members monday night. >> this ordinance has brought shame and embarrassment of the city to the city of cleveland. >> a previously proposed statute to rename a portion of cedar avenue don king way after the legendary boxing promoter born and raised on these various streets but also where 1966 he >> only in america the street where don king killed someone might be renamed after him. >> leading global headlines on the issue councilman zachary also questioned why the plan changed to cedar from shaker boulevard near the historic column post. >> it was perfect. he saved the african-american newspaper from bankruptcy, and that is a pillar in this community. divided on the issue because king was pardoned, changed

. >> ordinance for the planning code for the rezoning ever midtown from the designated designation as residential house, one family to residential house attached detrimentally. the zoning map for lot number 8 from the designation as public to rh1 >> thank you supervisor yee is joined us he's the sponsor of the item and lead the discussion did i welcome supervisor yee. >> thank you chair cohen and thank you for having this item before you you today the midtown terrace homeowners association over a year ago talked about the incorrect zoning in the neighborhood current was zoned as rh1 the homes are detached and fit rhd-1 and we encourage the association to conduct comprehensive issues to make sure the zoning amendment r amend was agreeable after month long outreach the association was ready to move forward with a request the planning department and the commission unanimously support the decision to correct the zoning of this neighborhood so today, i hope you'll support the request to rectify to accountant the midtown and the retain detached homes thank you very much and . >> i have a nu

item 18, >>[reading ordinance] >> item number 19, >>[reading ordinance] >> thank you very much.we have tida her to speak. >> the three leases in front of you today are requested for approval to extend the term of the master lease between >>[reading ordinance] united states navy for treasure island child care ctr., south waterfront parcels in the landing instruction parcels. the amendment in front of you request an extension of one year. there's no additional changes to the terms of the master lease in these amendment and the snow expenses or revenues associated with these leases. tida approval and am available for questions. >> thanks. colleagues, any questions? supervisor yee >> wife 01 year exclusion versus not just turning it over? >> why do we come back for extensions of your? >> yes. >> historically that has been the case. the master lease on your two-year term. in previous years that in parcels that been removed from the master lease or added to the master leases. so historically they have been on a year-to-year term. associated subleases and that we have in place with bus

and park department the port and ocii for their he helpful help with the modest proposal on the ordinance we believe 2 strikes the right balance between supporting our workers and assuring we're not causing a hardship on the less capital events by focusing on the events with a higher level of production thank you for the committee for hearing this item and i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you, mr. powers colleagues questions or comments public comment anyone wish to comment first mr. rose, can we go to your report. please. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee. he testified on this item we stated our recommendation as a policy matter for the board. >> thank you very much open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues if no discussion a discussion to move this item forward >> i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> motion by supervisor yee and without objection. >> madam clerk item 2. >> resolution for rivaling arthur's the rec and park depa

the thousands of members of the public their assessing over one hundred vendors to comply with the ordinance or make improvements on their property i came to get specification information and puck h picking up information if you don't know what twaur doing i take it overwhelming. >> we're pleased a critical mass of people are keying into knowing their relents and understanding what had are the next steps to take and they're figuring out who to talk to not only the contractor by the mustards and the architect and the structural engineers and getting the full picture of what options are necessary and being pro-acti pro-active. >> so i'm very pleased to see the soft story buildings 99.9 percent complies the highest of the program of this scale of the history a citywide effort high blood pressure in every stretch of san francisco to understand real risks associated with earthquake and those are universally agreed on. >> at some point you need to gather information i'll be talking to another engineer to come out and take a look at it and basically get a second opinion i'm for second and third opi

governor pat mccrory a day after the city council decided to discuss repealing a non discrimination ordinance that led to the passing and the signing of house bill 2. cbs north carolina david hurst is in the queen city with the battle over that law. >> the governor says he'll charlotte city council repeals their ordinance they passed last february but the mayor made it clear they will not be doing that at this time. lawmakers have the ability to repeal house bill 2 without the city taking any action. the pressure to repeal the bill came last week as the ncaa and acc announced backing out of the state. they want to stop the economic damage. and say we are not going to play the political blame game and repeel hb2 immediately. >> charlotte made this an issue when they passed this ordinance. there would not have been a house bill 2 but for what charlotte did. >> negotiations will continue. the governor is scheduled to speak any minute and will bring you the latest right here on cbs north carolina. reporting in charlotte, david hurst cbs north carolina. police originally said an unarmed man killed

the sunshine ordinance, was there a question that you wanted us to review and what's your timeframe. >> can you do it by the next meeting? >> how about the meeting after that for november? >> it's the process that we would want. would you like to have interest in a meeting prior to meet with you with the changes or the proposed recommendations? >> yes. that would satisfy me. then after december? >> good evening, friends of ethics and let me add my welcome to commissioner kopp. it's going to be interesting to watch this. i am going to repeat pretty much what you just heard from our new deputy director which is i want to make sure that as you had the discussion about -- item 5 to bed, the issue is still out there which is you have a number of varying organizations, agencies saying what should be covered by the records retention, when it's public and when it's not public. as commissioner keane pointed out, transparency is what you are after. you want to make sure at least from my point of view that the citizens have a right to see how the city government is working for them. i want to m

ordinance t. this is about public health and equity for vulnerable communities. the coalition i'm work wg is youth led and i want to acknowledge not only youth leadership institute, but researchers like profesher laura smidth from ucs. also include the japanese community youth counsel, the vietnamese. asian youth. horizon for open recovery and excelsior beacon working towards building healthier communities. this budget analyst report would help our city get a better understanding of the call related harms in the city and responsibility of departments and businesses for performance standards to keep the neighborhoods safe and reduce nuisances especially ijclose proximity to stores that sell call and look whether san franciscos 10 year old deemed approved ordinance why it isn't working like oakland and some of the other cities that passed similar measures. i want to say the youth leadership institute is amazing model of organizing and coalition building celebrating their 25th anniversary this thursd

san francisco's ordinance weakens that kind of a transaction because san francisco's ordinance requires, in effect, to use the abbreviated description, a candidate to be serious in order to qualify for my tax payments. were yours or others of our 850,000 fellow san franciscans. that is rational. a candidate, as you know, has to raise so much money on his or her own in order to qualify. that certainly reduces the possibility of it being used by somebody who you abhor. and resent using your money. >> i appreciate your candor and your supported across the board by so many different people from communities that appreciate your history of resisting conflict of interest and creating greater transparency and being a watchdog did i want to say that friends of ethics it's great that mr. buckman is here from our former guardian but i know many community members feel that public financing and the electoral reforms we have achieved in san francisco were very proud of come up with the different efforts by big business groups to weaken our public financing and electoral reforms could i'm wondering if

the somers board of trustees approved the proposed ordinance last night for a year. the ordinance was approved after several weeks of revisions and discussions. ?walmart? representatives were concerned ?they? were targeted. but village officials downplayed that notion.. saying the ordinance applies to all commercial it's been a "seesaw" for the organizers of an all-inclusive playground. but now the dream playground in kenosha... is expected to re-open by the end of the year. year.it was ?shut down ?because of faulty flooring. but we're told bluemel's maintenance service... is just about ready to put in the new and safer floor. caledonia police are getting their very first k-9 officer in the department's history. history.here he is. but this new officer doesn't have a name yet.his handler... officer ?radke?.. wants your help picking one out!all you have to do is choose from one of the three names listed. survey will be open until sunday night. we've posted a link to vote on our website... go to cbs 58 dot com. if you're looking for a job or fair" in racine today. toda

item 18, >>[reading ordinance] >> item number 19, >>[reading ordinance] >> thank you very much.we have tida her to speak. >> the three leases in front of you today are requested for approval to extend the term of the master lease between >>[reading ordinance] united states navy for treasure island child care ctr., south waterfront parcels in the landing instruction parcels. the amendment in front of you request an extension of one year. there's no additional changes to the terms of the master lease in these amendment and the snow expenses or revenues associated with these leases. tida approval and am available for questions. >> thanks. colleagues, any questions? supervisor yee >> wife 01 year exclusion versus not just turning it over? >> why do we come back for extensions of your? >> yes. >> historically that has been the case. the master lease on your two-year term. in previous years that in parcels that been removed from the master lease or added to the master leases. so historically they have been on a year-to-year term. associated subleases and that we have in place with bus

>>[reading ordinance] >> good afternoon commission. treasure island [inaudible] there were two really awesome community events that happened on the island last week. one was the annual national night out the lead organizer being mark connors, but i will say that it really showcases strong a community really exist on treasure island is all the various entities including the tiger woods of course as was the villages and charities and partnerships and job court and everyone came together and the police officers as well, fire department and everybody really come together to support the community safety and community building aspect national mike out represents. then, we also on saturday at the annual back-to-school backpack get giveaway and that the lead organizer for that this year was justice christiana from the ymca who did an awesome job. that was supported also by catholic charities treasure island home development initiative, and we got the y got a donation for the backpacks and we got us donation for the school district for all the