before legalization will remain under the rent ordinance, and requiring the property owner to provide relocation assistance to displaced tenants >> my name is amy chan and i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity today to speak on the supervisor's in law housing legislation. and so supervisor chui entered it in november, with co-sponsor ship with wean tore allow the existing inlaw that were built without permits to apply for legal status, it was developed with the collaboration of a diverse group of tenants property owners and housing organization and city departments. and which, of course, includes the department of building inspection. and i know that rosmary is here to speak on the legislation. so basically the proposal creates a voluntary process, that allows a property owner to legalize one existing dwelling unit on its property that was corrected before january of last year and a property ener will have to go to dbi to submit the plans and screen the unit to determine that it meets the required building code. and when they were approved, they can submit a proper applica

that notice in july of last summer and despite the compensation required by the san francisco rent ordinance, to date they have not surrendered possession of the unit, which is really hamstringing the owners to get the work done. i have emails from within the last 30 days between myself and their attorney where he keeps reminding me that again, the tenants remain in possession of the apartment, we have not surrendered possession. he takes the position that the current litigation prevents the defendants and agents from entering the unit in contradiction to the discovery rules. that would require 30 days no notice because of the wrote an email to their attorney, steven mcdonald saying they have the second half of their statutory compensation for moving out is available as soon as they surrender possession. we understand now that we have people going in there to remove their personal belongings with the protocol that they had some say in proving so we had the third-party contractors, everybody needs indemnification. they still have not surrendered possession of the unit. so to take any type of

the third ordinance will amended the stabilization ordinance. 24 ordinance will prohibit rent increases based on additional occupants even when a lease permits the increases and there are several expectations to this trod by supervisor avalos. that that concludes my presentation. >> any questions. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and the boyle's meet last week and are last night. there's an appeal and the board unanimously especially held the surveillance for that project. a couple of other items the upper stares we had a fence we conditioned it to be 11 feet tall at the market street o limbs. we have a lot turn out we were going to lower it to legalize the if he has but the neighbors weren't not satisfied so the board didn't have a vote there was two to over turn the decision so it failed. finally, 2850 broadway street that was an encroachment permit but it was before you before and to limit the addition of the building to add the garage 36 inches the permits have been issued and there have been allegations raised the plans were inaccurate and it showed the building going

. >> san francisco supervisor david campos proposed an ordinance helping evicted tenants pay new rentg landlords to pay for difference of the old and new rent for two years after the eviction. residents from mid apartments took action to keep the city from raising their rents. today 139 of them filed for rent control protection. just days after the city terminated the lease >> we lost the government regulation and controls. on friday. meaning that on saturday, we won rent control. >> residents got all tenants to sign the petition. >> coming up next, the cross country trek of three men and their new electric car their new electric car >> will for over 60,000 california foster children, their new electric car >> will nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a f

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>> item number 4, ordinance appropriating $2,515,000 to the mayor's office of housing for fiscal year 2013-2014, establishing the nonprofit rent stabilization program. >> okay, thank you very much. this item was sponsored by president chiu and supervisor kim. i will turn it over to first president chiu to speak. >> thank you, colleagues. and appreciate all the work you are doing today. i know today is a long meeting. so, today, colleagues, i am asking along with supervisor kim for your support for a supplemental appropriation before us to assist nonprofits that have been impacted by the rising commercial rents in the mid-market tax exclusion zone. we have all heard the many stories of the challenges facing the nonprofits that are responsible for our social safety net and this is a supplemental that would be funded directly by the tax increases in our city would be receiving in the zone during -- it is based on revenue growth so it is likely to get bigger as additional construction projects in the area are completed and assessed. this supplemental is one larger piece of a collaborative effort to protect nonprofit organizations

rent, however, they have not surrendered possession of the property. and in wanting to adhere to all of the local and statewide statutes and ordinances, we have not entered the property without 24 hour notice to them.thank you. >> sure. >> can i just get clarification. ? when you say they have not surrendered possession of the property, does that mean their personal belongings are still in the property? >> that's correct. that's another issue that we've addressed. some of the repairs and remediation efforts focus on the cleaning of their personal belongings. they are still in the /parpbl apartment and we have tried numerous times over the last several months to work with the tenants and their attorney of record to ensure that the remediation and repair efforts and the cleaning of their personal belongings are in accordance with what they want, with the protocol they have put forward. in addition to, you know, not having surrendered the property starting in may 2013 after receiving the first notice of violation, you have mr. clamber and the other owners of the property made it clear that they were willing to address the concerns and notice to the violatio