peskin no. ronen no. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are 7 ayes and 4 nos with supervisor kim, fewer, peskin and ronen in the dissent. >> president breed: the resolution is adopted. item 17, aproving the terms of air limited doing business as fiji airways for a lease term. roll call vote? on item 17, supervisor yee? aye, breed aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. fewer aye. kim aye. peskin aye. ronen aye. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president breed: the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 18, resolution to approve memorandum of understanding between the city and the college district for the city to provide financial support to the free city college program not to exceed $11.2 million for a term ending on june 30, 2019. >> president breed: same house, same call? the resolution is adopted unanimously. madame clerk, call 19-21 together. >> item 19 through 21, three resolutions that approval historical property contracts. between 885 front street, the owners of 101 in the city, item 20, between hjelmstad and b

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 neighborhoods get safer, and you know, in portugal where all drugs are legal, they've seen the society transformed and crime go down, and i feel like we're somewhat having this conversation in a vacuum and pretending that there's something inherently ba

. >> clerk: [ roll call. ] >> clerk: there are 7 ayes and four knows with supervisors kim, peskin ronen and yee, in the dissent. >>president breed: the motion passes. madam clerk, let's go back to items 8 and 9. >> clerk: we are discussing items amendments to the planning code and discussing -- >>president breed: i want to ask members of the public to please exit the chamber quietly. we are still conducting business. thank you. madam clerk? >> clerk: just to repeat that we are now discussing amidvarious amendments to the planning code to discuss the regulation of retail -- [ gavel ]. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. >> clerk: discussion of cannabis and the retail -- >>president breed: madam clerk, madam clerk? >> clerk: yes. >>president breed: i want to ask the members who are here who are going to remain, to please be quiet. madam clerk? >> clerk: yes, for purposes of the members of the public who came late, we have already called items 8 and 9 together. these are various amendments to various codes regarding cannabis regulation. >>president breed: thank you, madam clerk, and as i

ronen. >> clerk: commissioner breed, aye. commissioner cohen, aye. commissioner farrell, aye. fewer aye. commissioner kim, aye. commissioner peskin, aye. commissioner ronen, aye. commissioner sheehy, aye. commissioner tang, aye. commissioner yee. aye. the item is first approved. >> chairman peskin: next item. >> clerk: item ten. award three-year professional services contracts with an option to extend for two additional one-year periods to not to exceed $400,000. >> good morning. i'm here to seek approval to award professional service contracts for modeling as much ass to two teams. the contracts would be for a three-year period. these would commence after the current on call expires at the end of the year. it would be funded through the other projects they support. the two teams are led by wsp and rsg or are on our current on call. transportation analytics. additional sub consultants include the university of kentucky and bowman research. representatives from wsp, rsg are here in attendance and available to answer questions. the target 5% for both contracts individually. now about the process. staff issued an rfq in september. a select

kim no, peskin no. ronen, no. safai, aye. sheehy, aye. tang, aye. there are five aye and five no. >> president breed: the amendment failed. since supervisor cohen had to leave, is there someone who would like to make a motion to continue items 38 and 40, moved by supervisor sheehy, seconded by supervisor ronen. madam clerk, on the continuance to the meeting of november 28, 2017, please call the roll. >> clerk: 38 and 40, yee. aye. supervisor breed, aye. farrell, aye. peskin, no. ronen, aye. safai, aye. sheehy, aye. tang, aye. there are nine aye and one no, with supervisor peskin in the dissent. >> president breed: items as amended will be continued to november 28, 2017. all right. madam clerk. let's go to our commendations. we have four commendations today, and we will start with supervisor fewer. >> colleagues, today i have -- >> president breed: for those who are here, members of the public, would you please exit the chamber quietly? we will honor a number of individuals and we want to make sure that we have quiet so that we can hear. thank you. >

peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner tang? >> vice chairman tang: present. >> clerk: commissioner fewer? 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 pre

peskin. aye. ronen aye. supervisor safai? aye. supervisor tang? absent. there are nine ayes. >> president breed: those items passed unanimously. please read item 6-8 together. >> these are three ordinances. item 6 amends the general plan for the urban element and other appropriate findings. item 7 amends the

peskin aye. ronen aye. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye.there are 10 ayes. >> president breed: those items will be continued to the meeting of december 5, 2017. at 4:30 p.m. >>> let's go to roll call for introductions. supervisor yee is first to introduce new business. >> supervisor yee: i just want to have one in memory this is a person who lifts everybody's spirits, she is a resident of my district and very known in the community. she was the wife of my dentist. and so over many, many years i've seen her at the front desk for probably over 30-something years, since my kids actually started with them when they were almost infants. and so sad to see her pass away. even when she was battling her cancer, you can never tell when you actually were talking to her, because she's always smiling and very peppy and it's something that i'll definitely miss when i go into that office. she survived by her husband dr. he and her three daughters, who range from high school to college. supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: thank you. i just want to add my wo

peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen.

supervisors with a positive recommendation, and that supervisor peskin signed onto cosponsor that designation that was originally sponsored by ronen>> thank you. >> thank you. >> if there's nothing further commissioners, we can move onto items 3, commissioner's report and announcements. >> no items today. >> item 4, commission comments and questions. >> any questions? i have one disclosure on item number 6, under the consent calendar, that that -- the owner of that project is a client of my firm's, but we're not involved in that project, so the attorney advised that i disclose that. commissioner hyland? >>commissioner hyland: yeah, i just wanted to bring the advance calendar for the cultural heritage committee's assessment to the commission's attention. the end of march, we have topics, so if there's any questions or additional topics that we think would be appropriate for us to add to the agenda, let us know or... >> all right. thank you. >> clerk: if there's nothing further commissioners, we can move onto item 5, the proposed 2018 hearing schedule. commissioners in your packets, you should have received a draft 2018 hearing sche

ronen. >> i want to express my excitement for the designation and thank supervisor peskin for sponsoring the item. they recommended the landmark resignation in 2017 and i want to thank the land use and trust commit for giving a positive recommendation. surprisingly, district 9 doesn't have many landmark buildings already. just 12 landmarks of which 3 are residences. the classical movie and the blue collar cottage on vernal hills and the gardens of the portola root to retain the cultural assets of the neighborhoods. i'm pleased it was initiated by the original owners. for those who pass through the mission regularly always stood out with the distinctive and elaborate styles. in the five years since they purchased the building it has even been further transformed and restored to its original beauty. one of the fun facts i learn through the landmarking process is it's being recognized as a significant part of the late 1800s of the development of a street car suburb launching it back then as a transit rich neighborhood it remains nearly 150 years later. my congratulations and sincere appreciatio