we have the city and live ordnance. they are already starting to get the warnings. they are bringing people to pay attention to this. we are offering services to people. we're doing in the san francisco way, eventually we have to get people into situations like community courts where they face a choice. they have to make a better choice for themselves. it is all about getting people to pay attention to the choices they are making. some people have to be in a position to make those choices. >> about the san francisco forty-niners. they want a new stadium. your predecessor had a bit of a falling out with them. even recently met with them, and what have they told you about what it will take to come back there. >> and they haven't told me anything more than what the public has already known. they have a very aggressive campaign that they are doing for the proposed stadium. what i have tried to do first of all is do what i think is very natural for me. that is to form a very solid relationship and make sure that they are treated as they should be. they are a sentences th

the agricultural ordnance, which is smart legislation, and it is all one of the legislation's that brings government, volunteers, and people of residents closer together. it is things that we do that we are proud of. i would rather win more friends than create political enemies. i will perhaps set the standards a little higher. they have got to come and support these types of things that are greener, the are more. we have got to break open these lots. we have got to do something more. the supervisors got on that very quickly because it was natural for them to do we will enjoy the food produced here. that is why the health department is involved and that is why there are so many other agencies involved. i am here as a proud moment to be here with the community and represent that more of this has to be done. i was here when we tried to unclog these flooded streets. and actually do something that label be proud of it for many generations to come. this movement has been fantastic. it is one i clearly endorse. i know that we are going to unveil some really great maps. we will really take advan

you should mandate that all of this is subject to the sunshine ordnance. these to get grants from the city, for the funding. at a minimum, if the object is to get greater community participation, he must mandate and comply with this ordinance. thank you. >> the next speaker? is there any other speaker who would like to speak? please come forward. please line up so that we can keep the meeting moving. thank you. >> good morning. i am speaking to u.s. treasurer of the fillmore district, on fillmore street. >> please continue. >> the financial and operational history -- as you are aware, this settles the financial and operational issues, and the current board has worked to overcome the financial difficulties that we have experienced. i would like to share with you a couple of unresolved concerns. i speak regularly with property owners and some have expressed a concern about the calculation methodology, and the use of their tax dollars. how have these estimates been calculated? and how has the annual budget been used to make a difference in their everyday life

letters to the sun shine ordnance should reference complaint no. 100117. you know the abuse that is unleashed by allowing private uraforces with this accountabily and allies. >> thank you, the next speaker? >> hello. this is my birthday, and i come here today, as a rainbow soldier because 50 years ago, in alabama and tennessee, mississippi, president kennedy, he sent in the soldiers so that they could stand for freedom and lead on this in san francisco. as we know, inequality -- the equality should be for everybody. this should exist for everyone. at the anti-defamation conference this weekend, i know that we can wear in many ways, and what they have here is very interesting. this is great and this is my birthday month and i want everyone to be happy. i am happy that the rainbows are out there. i said, thank god, he put the rainbows at all market street. normally they would be there in june. i will celebrate the whole month of may, with the mayflower's and everything goes. i am happy. i will turn 50 years old. so enjoy my birthday, small business -- this i

to date, as ordnance has not been adopted by the city. what are your thoughts on prohibiting the juvenile probation department from reporting undocumented youths at the time of arrest? mayor lee: thank you for that question. i am proud to be a cinco de mayo baby. i will take this opportunity to go through the roots of our sanctuary city. it was established in 1989 and at that time, our city had heard numerous stories about how people were fleeing to america and trying to find their new lives because of persecution, war and all the other things that had pushed a lot of people to come here and find their opportunities here. during that time, we felt did very important that we allowed and welcome these new families to come here and feel safe and as they became embedded in our neighborhoods, we discovered that if we were to not only continue that invitation, but also as a sanctuary city, could involve them in everything from the way we conduct our business to having adequate services, to having help programs accessible, to having police and p

ordnance still requires we have the low income assistance and follow the care guidelines as well. we will be figuring out how to provide that in this program. the program will be zero dedicated nuclear power, unlike the current pg&e offering. that is another point not looked at in the survey and in what you heard today from our pollster. that is another way we can possibly market the program given that there is no dedicated nuclear power. supervisor mirkarimi: if i am not mistaken, the pg&e composition of nuclear power is about 20%. >> i believe it is slightly higher than that. it is about 20%. supervisor mirkarimi: what is their contribution sourcing on renewable energy at the state level? >> we're thinking 17%. it is growing. i think they would refute that and say it is higher. it is one of the other reasons why the sfpuc came to the conclusion that in marketing, we may as well go out and market the program infinitely different from the products pg&e is providing to you. supervisor mirkarimi: i agree. i think with all of the concern and discussion about nuclear power that if we

today, with the co-sponsor ship of a supervisor mar, and others, i am introducing an ordnance to amend san francisco's minimum wage ordinance to improve our office of labor standards enforcement ability to make sure all san francisco workers are paid at the san francisco minimum wage of $9.92. the ordinance is to insure timely enforcement of minimum- wage laws so that divorce actions are completed within one year. that is because we recognize it is important these cases be resolved in a timely fashion and if a case cannot be resolved within that year, that the would lead to great harm to the employee and if olce is unable to resolve this case within a year, you're going to have a problem. we want to make sure olse is properly staffed and have the staff to properly implement this ordinance. that is one of the objectives, to make sure we had a discussion about whether or not those resources are in place. the rest, i submit. >> thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. i would like to thank supervisor kim for raising the issue of undocumented use and due process for every child and i support

>> ordnance to -- supervisor campos: this item has been introduced by the mayor. we have a staff presentation. >> and the department of health and human resources. this is a three-year labor agreement we reached with the interns in residence who, as part of their training rotation, go through the general hospital. this is a three-year agreement that goes through june of 2014. i'm happy to take any questions. >>supervisor campos: i major- general question. i have visited with the interns and residents in the past. one of the things that was a concern at the time was we have highly educated folks doing a service to the city and we want to make sure they are adequately compensated during the process. i'm wondering if you could say a little bit about that? i imagine this is a mutual agreement, i imagine this addresses the needs and concerns raised in the past. >> absolutely. we have a longstanding relationship with the residents and a settlement agreement was reached in which we agree the wages of interns and residents while they rotate through san francisco general w

. >> this is a continuance of the ordnance amending the business and tax regulation code by adding thedvisory committee, if we take into account several of the comments and feedback given to us and we agreed to amend the legislation so that the appointment would come to the rules committee. are there any comments or questions? we will open up for public comment. >> good afternoon. my name is lorenzo, a resident of the tenderloin. i am member of the filipino community organization. i would like to thank the supervisor for introducing this legislation. this is very important for us. we support the creation of the citizen's advisory committee because we feel that this would make certain that the residents are part of the revitalization efforts. would like to see a revitalization and also supports the residence. and the amendment that is there too. thank you, supervisor. >> that afternoon. it also with the tenderloin organization. we would like to support this legislation and i appreciate the citizen's advisory council. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am of resident -- please

the adoption of the ordnance and the presence of the leadership and support behind it is sort of departmental at all levels. it is kind of amazing and that it recognizes the community benefit of reestablishing an intimacy and the fluency with food production. it is a high use on some select parcels of land like this one. as the commonly sought commodity value, that is incredible. as a business person that has grown a real pride in running a value driven business, we're really excited about having colleagues like that as the front of the ship and development of this new small business sector of the farms in the city. >> thank you all for the comments a day and for being here. i do want to say that this is very gratifying to be able to help move this forward. i want to invite all of you to let us know how it is working for years to come. if there are changes, let's keep up the dialogue. and if there are similar things we should be doing, let us know. finally, the moment we have been waiting for. mr. mayor, i would like to invite you to come to the signing table and for all of us together around

the permanent retail jobs would not be subject to local hiring ordnances as written now. we are not subject to them in the local hire in the first source requirements. supervisor mirkarimi: it is sort of an extraordinary project, the geography and to itself, is their commitment for island residents themselves? >> we expect much of the thai population to participate in the goal also. the relationship between tie die as a housing provider and broker trainer. a more vigorous pipeline -- supervisor mirkarimi: a more vigorous pipeline for those that live on the island between those of lower income to come into that work force, i did not see it, which is why i am asking these questions. >> both of those are in here. tie dye has a relationship with the island, providing jobs and opportunities to participate with the caterer. i am sure that there are many events on the island. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. supervisor chu: thank you very much. why not go back to the report? >> the next category was the impact that new residents would have on supporting retail on the island and

we begin with this construction ordnance where we have special steps to be taken for contractors to show that they are making every effort to comply with the word of its. we had people that were ready and willing to do that same work in san francisco. in my opinion, that is not fair for all of us that is paying for those projects. having said that, when you look at the city work force, i begin by saying, i remember when lily told me, if you want this job, move to san francisco. i made that sacrifice. how can everybody do that? i am not sure. i would like to champion more work force housing. it offers everyone a chance to afford to live here. that way it is a little easier. for the most part, may be for their salaries, it has been hard to make that choice. >> things to the mayor of san francisco. a also think our audiences here on the internet and on the radio. this meeting of the commonwealth, we are adjourning. [applause] mayor lee: good morning, everyone. good morning, san francisco. it is great to see you here this morning. i would ask before we get started today, if you would join me

a uc river side researcher says that ordnance decreased crime from 2008 to 2010. business owners are not sure. they believe the ordnance is having little effect on crime around their stores. >> speaking of fees. university of california students could pay different division rates under a proposal being considered by uc regents. the regents should set a midpoint for under graduate tuition. and each of the ten campuses could vary above or below that number. that would give each campus flexibility. however critics say that would splinter the unity of the uc system by creating a hierarchy. >>> 5:17 is the time. we both went to uc schools. i can't believe the costs. >> yeah, i know. i want to mention all the high wind advisories have been picked up. chp sent the note as saying the wind advisory has been picked up. traffic when they lift the advisories just because it's not as windy you should be careful out there driving out to highway 101. also the morning commute on westbound bay bridge is light so far traveling across san francisco. as we look at the freeways here t

it's meant to uphold the sanctuary ordnance. federal officials have been able to get around the ordnance through a fingerprint program. illegal immigrants in california may find it easier to get a college education. that would allow illegal immigrants to receive financial aid. this act is similar to the federal dream act. the california budget does not include a pass to the senate. >>> he's a star on the pittsburgh steelers and a contestant on dancing with the stars. two los angeles police officers never recognized heinzward. they put him in handcuffs after pulling over a car they thought was stolen. >> shortly thereafter they recognized the passenger. they determined that the vehicle was actually not stolen. it had been reported stolen but never reported to the l.a. pd as found. >> now police immediately released heinzward after that they realized the mistake opinion >>> brie civil supreme court recognize same sex unions. they are cheering the decision. under the rule people in same sex unions will have the same rights as marri

san francisco's green building ordinance, and we both word about the -- wrote the ordnance and dealt with implementation with a small number of people, and it primarily relates to new buildings. i will go through the ordinance quickly and buried will help fill in the details. let's turn to table one. the table inside this ordinance. it focuses on two major topics. commercial buildings and residential buildings . so what are the requirements for a commercial building? we break them down into two major classes. mid-sized commercial, midsized is 5000 to 25,000 square feet. and we have another category here which is large commercial, over 25,000 square feet. ok. what about smaller buildings, less than 5000 square feet? are they covered? no. they are not. they are apt to be covered in the future in some way, but they are not. the midsized is for new mid-size buildings, and this is for new large commercial, over 25,000 square feet. all high-rises. not that big a building in san francisco for commercial. this applies to certain classifications. b, m are the two main classifications. b is a

not know that there is anything that precludes us from requiring us to comply with the sunshine ordnance going forward. those are a couple of things that maybe, you can look into before the comeback to the board of supervisors. >> great. and are there any other questions or comments? we have a resolution in before the committee. there has been indication as the kinds of changes that we would like to see as the matter comes before the board. a motion by farrell with a recommendation. thank you to everyone wh ocame out -- who came out on the matter. >> can you call item six? >> a hearing on the debt structure and the non-voter approved debt. >> this item has been introduced by supervisor farrell. he and his staff have spent time working on the item. the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair campos. and thank you to everyone who is here for this hearing. i want to thank the city attorney's office and the mayor's budget office, and the budget and legislative analyst for coming out today. one of the reasons i ran for supervisor last year was not only to help the small business grow in the city,

support to the human rights commission so we have a strong, local so we have a strong, local business ordnance that supports

i worked with the organization have a local government streamlining and demanding ordnances for educating of the benefits of historic preservation. organizations have existed in california for the distinct purpose of preserving the history of california and the resources to reflect the history. the goal of historic preservation like many other planning tools is not about stopping that change. it is about managing the change. it is about the sense of community pride, for future generations to enjoy. >> it will have clear processes and the incentives [chime] thank you. >> my name is sarah haden, i've worked in construction where i currently live in district 8. i like to emphasize historic preservation or sustainability. it is about maintaining in utilizing our existing resources. san francisco is at the forefront of the trends. that includes the recycling of construction debris. recycling construction debris is not enough. words from the web site, we need to look beyond recycling and composting to get to the waist. we need to be accountable for the environmental impact that we all produce a

the supervisors were also set to take up an ordnance that making illegal dumping in public property anuisance. the city spends hundreds of thousands of dollars a year cleaning up debris left on properties. >>> the cupertino based giant says that processes will make the new line of imax30% faster. they will sell for just shy of $1,200. >>> stocks dropped today. the dow gained less than a point, the nasdaq was down 20 points. >> and when it comes to the weather forecast and what to expect tomorrow, let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the temperatures will get warmer for your tomorrow. tomorrow as you move about, the hottest day of the week most likely. thursday will be slightly cooler. last time at this time the golden gate bridge has gusts at 20 miles per hour. right now they're gusting 17. they're going to be clocking into the north-northeast 12 hours from now. that's going to be the change, the mechanism that warms up up. the temperatures are going to go mid-80s for most of us. everyone at the coast you're going to find mid-70s and even upper 70s. 57 in concord, 57 in san

>> ordnance amending the san francisco planning code by establishing the presidio-sutter special use district. >> it is wanted to continue this to the call of the chair. supervisor mar: let's open is up to public comment. are there any members of the public like to speak? cnn, public comment is closed. we have a motion to continue to item no. one to call of the chair. -- seeing at 9, public comment is closed. is there any other business before us? meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming today. we are going to highlight once again the importance of san francisco putting local residents back to work and reviving our local economy. as some of you may recall, last september, we announced the city would have its own modified version of the federal jobsnow program. because congress failed to act, the city partnered with local businesses to keep san franciscans working, and we call it jobsnow2. as a result, we have partnered with over 100 businesses and employed over 500 local residents, with 70 of them working in the private secto

>> ordnance amending the san francisco planning code by establishing the presidio-sutter special use district. >> it is wanted to continue this to the call of the chair. supervisor mar: let's open is up to public comment. are there any members of the public like to speak? cnn, public comment is closed. we have a motion to continue to item no. one to call of the chair. -- seeing at 9, public comment is closed. is there any other business before us? meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- supervisor chu: hello, and welcome to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. we will be joined shortly by supervisor chiu. our klerk today is mr. victor young. mr. young, do we have any announcements today? >> yes, please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please submit a speaker card to myself. items that the upon today will appear in the board of supervisors agenda on may 24 unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. today we have our first day of budget hearings