pap smears are the recommendation-recommended screening test for monitoring for early signs of cervical cancer. we do have a fair amount of our own stuff the day of his we can try to get answers for folks while they are here. whenever we have that as an option we like to do that obviously to get some diagnosed and treated on the same day as we can. >> in terms of how many people were able to see in a day, we say roughly 100 people.if people are very brief and straightforward visits, we can sternly see 100, maybe a little more. we might be understaffed that they would have a little complicated visits we might not see as many folks. so if we reach our target number of 100 patients early in the day we may close our doors early for droppings. to my best advice to be senior is get here early.we do have a website but it's sf city clinic.working there's a wealth of information on the website but our hours and our location. as well as a kind of kind of information about stds hiv,there's a lot of information for providers on our list as well. >> patients are always welcome to call the clinic for

recommended through the mo but i'll turn this over to mr. givner. >> i'm city attorney, john givner. so the state law restricts how the city can appoint members of the housing authority. under the mou the proposed plan is for the mayor to appoint the members of the housing authority and the mayor has committed in a letter that she submitted to the file this week and in the mou itself that she will follow the recommendations of the board for certain members of the commission. that provision in the letter and the mou are not going to be legally binding if a future mayor concludes that he or she wants to appoint a member to those seats on the housing authority that are inconsistent with the recommendations of the board. the mayor will retain that discretion under state law unless as miss campbell suggests state law is chappinged to give the board of supervisors appointment authority. >> thank you for that clarification. so i had a question. so then, would the adopting the mou with the proposed restructure itself be a violation of state law? >>

we do not recommend any changes.f the commission has any recommendations to amend the ordinance, we're happy to help you through that process. as we noted, paul is here to answer any questions about the legislative process or the development of the ordinance. we also have yulia sabry who is the cultural coordinator from the mohcd. she can provide you information how the program is currently managed and how the indian -- american indian program would be foldland into that, and of course i'm here to answer any questions you may have about the cultural district's role and specifically your recommendations for the ordinance. thanks. >> commissioner? >> well, you've already sat down. but you said there were five cultural districts total. is that right? >> there are five that are going throughar strategy of development currently, what we're calling the chehs process, but we currently have seven adopted -- sorry, eight. we have eight adopted cultural districts. >> and what are they? >> oh, that is a good test. i should have

on the recommendation and the recommendation from the committee. tonight we staff recommended we deny. your committee wanted to go against that. so it is approving the recommendation to deny the curriculum is approving the recommendation to deny? >> yes. you are talking about the budget? the curriculum committee did the same. >> at the committee there was no recommendation made at the committee only information is provided. the committees make a positive or negative or nonrecommendation to the full board. >> in the past, we came in with a recommendation. understood. a yes vote tonight would be to support the staff recommendation to deny the charter. no vote would be to approve the charter. any other comments or questions from commissioners? seeing none roll call vote. (roll call). >> seven ayes. it is denied. >> section h. other business. the san francisco unified school district and san francisco county office of education balanced scorecard single plan for student achievement. >> do you want to read the recommends to the record? >> the director o

there's a list of staff recommendations here. i just wanted to confirm that they have been reviewed with you around the good neighbor policy and also these conditions that were recommended by the san francisco p.d. mission station, is that correct? >> yes, it is. >> yeah, we discussed them. he's in agreement. >> yeah. i just wanted to bring up one of those specifically, and i just want to make sure that he understands what it is, which is number 6. the permit holder is required to have an i.d. scanner, and i think some people think it's if the i.d. scanner is good or not, but in this case, the i.d. scanner captures all the i.d. information of every person walks into a bar and holds it in a data bank. i just want to know if that might impact his business to have everybody to enter a database to enter. >> yeah, let me explain that part to him. >> yeah. [inaudible] >> i thought it was just validating an i.d. >> just so you know, my personal feeling, i.d. scanners, they should only be used in extreme situations, and we're not there y

i would like to move this to the bar with a positive recommendation. we can take that without objections. madame clerk any other business before us today? >> i would like to correct the statement that i made earlier, at the beginning of the meeting. items acted upon today will appear on the december 10 board of supervisors meeting, not december 3. no further business. >> thank you very much. we are adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home. under prop 13 law, property growth is limited to 2% growth a year. but when ownership changes the law r

i've include recommendations in my reinstatement. thank you for providing it is a part opportunity i'm ready to answer questions. >> i want to thank chairman defazio and members of the committee for this opportunity to testify. i want to offer my condolences to family members and visit those who died in the two tragic 7:37 accidents. i'm a retired from the faa with over 29 years of experience, before that i worked a boring for five years. hours a weed faa engineer on the ntsb's twa800 investigation and that was caused by an explosion or a fuel tank on an airplane, therefore i have seen firsthand the devastation caused by a catastrophic airplane accident. i became the faa seal -- the managers they began addressing lessons learned from the twa accident. during this time the issue major fielding safety rules one focus on preventing feel things in the second for his on from ability. i've heard faa say he did state the safety they're the highest priority. i agree that safety was their highest priority when i started working with the faa i

i recommend and also other issues on this community, i recommend cheryl, jesse, curtis and sam. i recommend cheryl shanks for this position because she is an excellent community organizer in the tenderloin. she is a justice leader. she understands the issues pertaining to drug dealing and drug use, because she's been there and is now in recovery. she's committed to help her community in the tenderloin, and she speaks about issues important to the tenderloin and her city, san francisco. i also recommend jesse james johnson for his compassion and in the neighborhood, and he can bring so much to this issue. i recommend curtis bradford because he is a great community organizer, and he's very organized. and he really gets things done. and i highly recommend him as well. and i recommend sam dennison who is compassionate about the community. and i thank you for your time. >> hi. my name is ellen. i'm the director of programs at hospitality house. and i have to say this is the first time i've seen porsha not be able to speak. so i actually want to support her in doing this position. one

recommendations. how does this work with the sheriff and what kind of report might we expect and when, with the new m.o.u. and the new -- the new m.o.u. that's in place? >> i'll speak a little bit and hand it over to director henderson. so we are just about completed with the grouping of cases that we were referred by the sheriff's department. so we have been focusing our resources on getting those investigations completed. and also hoping to hire new staff to work on those cases, in addition to what we've already had in place. so we should be able to review the cases that we've done and report out. i would think the first quarter of next year. >> supervisor walton: and how many referrals of cases have you had from the sheriff's department? >> so the number of cases that the sheriff referred to us was roughly in the 20s. but they grouped their cases differently than we do. so we group our cases by complainant. so let me get you the precise number, because i had our attorney, who is working on the case

we recommend approval as amended. >> thank you very much. mr. tran, do you agree with a recommendation from the b.l.a.? >> yes. based on the actual construction costs. >> great. this opens it up for public xhefnlt any members of the public would like to comment on item one? seeing none, it's now closed. i'd like to maiption a approve the amendment brought forth by the b.l.a. and make a move to advance it to the board with the amended. item number two. >> resolution approving and authorizing a 50-year lease with one 16-year option to extend between the portion commission and t.z.k. broadway hotel venue and public open space development at sea wall 323 and 324 with an annual minimum base rent equal to no less than $1 million to commence following board approval. >> thank you very much. i'd like to make a motion to move this and continue this item to the meeting of january 8. before i do that, i'd like to take public comment. any members of the public would like to comment on item number two. seeing none, public sxhenlt now closed. i'd like to make

doj that had policy revisions recommended. we did this review a while back. and kind of did you go it up in some files of an individual who has now left the unit. but we found this analysis. we were trying to track down -- not track down but trying to review this count and ensure that it's not stale. so eventually through the process of usdoj recommendations implementation, we may have discovered actually we have to change a policy to do this one thing, even though the recommendation doesn't necessarily call out that there's specifically a policy change that needs to happen. but there may actually be a resulting change that needs to happen from the work of starting the implementation of a particular recommendation. so we are going to take this back and do a more thorough dig on those kinds of items and make sure that we have a very clear picture of which recommendations are impacted by policy. >> thank you. vice president taylor. >> thank you. this last page is good and there's more questions than you anticipated. >> yes. >> when you come back and do that dee

i believe staff will elaborate on these recommendations. i want to clarify our office does plan to incorporate both as we move forward. next, i'll turn to existing unauthorized units. in 2014, legislation was passed to offer unauthorized residential units a path to legalization and in 2016, another law was passed that sought to protect these units from demolition, merger and conversion by requiring approval under section 317 to remove them. these legislative efforts resulted in two effects which we believe should be addressed and changed and which we seek to do with this legislation. the first is in the current pathway to legalization, property owners can only legalize one unit per lot so if there are two or five unauthorized units, they can only authorize one. it is our position the the the y should be encouraging legalization of as many of these units as possible. in the legislation, we removed the one per lot restriction and permit the legalization of all unauthorized dwelling units. the second provision is currently units with a history

we recommend this happens. there will be legislation at the board of supervisors if they think it is a good idea. other than that i will be supportive of this code plan. >> commissioner koppel. >> motion to approve with the modifications stated and recommending to the full board of supervisorses. >> second. >> there is a motion seconded to approve the code amendments with the suggestions and a recommendation that the board of supervisors. >> can i make a clarification? we had two other modifications. we wanted those included in it, too. >> the maker of the motion. >> as amended by staff. on that motion. (roll call). that passes unanimously 6-0. item 11. 2016-003164cwt for healthcare services mass 10 plan. this is an informational presentation. >> good afternoon, planning department staff. we are presenting an informational update on the master plan. you received the draft plan prior to thanksgiving. joining me is chair lindsey, senior health program planner with department of public health. we will be back in t

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have been very responsive to our requests and recommendations, and they are making every effort to be safe and in compliance. so what i have outlined here is -- it's in section 5. beauty bar's the last permit section. we're just skipping ahead, and what you'll see is their existing p.o.e. permit, the police permit. so the recommendation of what has happened here is on the memo that i've written for you is a list of their current permit conditions and a copy of their existing permit. so what we are recommending -- >> president bleiman: so you can be clear -- >> yes, i can be clear. >> president bleiman: what we are looking at, the piece of paper that has red writing on it, which should be right next to the blue divider, or the divider, so the red are the old -- the old permit conditions? >> this is the original permit that i did not type out which was all covered by statute, which is the original permit that's in the file. >> president bleiman: great. i saw every flipping. >> so the recommendation is that we eliminate all of the existing permit conditions except for number 1-e, which i

and give recommendations. [reading notes] the office will provide an annual report to the board of supervisors. that concludes our presentation. i am available if there's any questions. >> could we have the bla report, please? >> good morning. this legislation actually approves the establishment of the office of emerging technology in the public works department the permitting requirement it sets the permit amount, and the applicable penalty for fines if the permit is not followed. and then it gives the director of public works the right to set the rules for the pilot operation of emerging technologies. the board of supervisors appropriated $250,000 for this office. public works would use it to offset the cost of existing staff positions in the department. we would consider approval to be a positive recommendation from the board of supervisors. >> let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on item number one? >> good morning supervisors. i am with a san francisco. i am ver

as you noticed they are the same recommendations. we put a timestamp on it to hold ourselves accountable to move forward with it. with that timestamp it gives us something to look forward to, you know, if we accomplish it or if we do not. that is personally as the parent, it is going to drive us to hold people accountable. it is frustrating. grandma marry talks about it. here we are again. here is the list again. what do we do? we keep moving forward, keep pushing, keep pushing. our pac member, our sender alive living and breathing. that is our passion. this is our future. again, it is work. we are still ready to work with the district. (applause). >> i think i might have forgotten the question. >> are you seeing any curriculum changes or professional development for teachers at other than sanchez, which was mentioned. >> i have not seen professional development, especially through the cimcc provided anywhere else other than sanchez. it was something that i requested in a very small way at the school where i was at for the last coupl

we are recommending this item to the full board of supervisors with positive recommendation with committee report. >> the committee report notion is not necessary. regular business from today will be considered on december 17th. >> i will vote for sending this with recommendation not as committee report for hearing on 17 december, 2019. >> without objection. >> mr. clerk any further business. >> there is no further business. >> we are adjourned.

the superintendent has given his recommendation. let us respect you and we will continue to work today. god bless you all. (applause). >> good evening, commissioners. we submitted a letter to you last month. i am joyce armstrong, proud president of the public housing tenant association representing more than 5,000 residents under our jurisdiction. >> good evening, i am representing the housing commissioner. >> good evening, commissioners. i am with the public housing tenant association phta. we represent over 6,000 families throughout san francisco. i am here to speak about kippsf and bayview. these middle schools have been the centers of communities and i support the schools working with students demographically similar to the neighboring public schools lieu identified learning differences. kipp counselors help them on the journeys to high school and adulthood. education is central to all pathway of stabilization and health and happiness. i would like to say thank you for considering the renewal of kipp charters. >> . >> thank you