i just want to thank s.f. made, too, for kind of putting more of a face and data on the pdr industry and allowing us to kind of get more data on accessing it. the small enterprise work space, is that the same thing? since active space, we haven't seen any new sew and that wasn't done under the existing -- it was done under the prior legislation. and is it the same issue, people are coming to us. are we talking to people who build active space and why they're not building additional space? do we know? is it just a matter of -- >> [speaker not understood]. [laughter] >> he didn't return the phone call. we did engage active space. we talked with a gentleman who dealt with building this kind of space. we'd like to see it done. [multiple voices] >> this would do it? i mean, is this kind of the issue? >> if it gets built, let's work it great for pdr business. 1500 is the sweet spot for pdr businesses, 5 25 aren't. if it happens let's make it work well. that was the concept. >> thank you. >> i want to add a couple th

most recently i've worked with walk s.f. in meetings that they've attended with the board of supervisors, a committee on neighborhood services and safety, in conjunction with the police commission. they have very, very he interesting meetings we've attended. and i supported walk s.f. in some of the issues that they're interested in. and in addition to that, in 2011 the end of the year i was participating in the pedestrian safety task force. in particular, i was working in the subcommittee, [speaker not understood] subcommittee that was chaired at that time by megan ward. so, those are basically the -- my experience. with regard to goals, which supervisor tang has brought up, i really think psac and certainly myself will be supporting the police department in their initiative. i'm very impressed with the commitment of the police department. i will be visiting southern station. for example, if i'm a soma resident, to see just how they're doing, what the issues are and also in particular to see whether their enforcement efforts

just to expand a little bit on what tony said, ~ i think manufacturing in s.f. is supremely important to our brand. it's something i'm really proud of. i work with 20 of the most hard working people i have ever met. they come in every day to support their families. we're able to provide them with good jobs, benefits, something to, like i said, support their family with. and people ask me all the time, timbuktu is such a cool brand. you make so many cool products, all these thing. and i think the thing i'm most proud of is being able to say, we have been in san francisco since '89, 4 of '89. that is like amazing. we are able to provide good jobs and i would like to be able to continue to do that. i would like to be able to continue to be here and we cannot do that without the support of this legislation and pdr. it not only employed me, but these people, like i said, that i love working with on a daily basis. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm the director of op raytions at ohio, inc. we make modern furniture in the [speaker n

you could deliver it to the klaxon power s.f. program as it was envisioned when we presented it to our commission at the 11.5 cents a kilowatt hour. ~ you'd see no margin because any extra money was plowed back into local builds and refirethv. ~ requirement. you could sell to a large retail customer and have 7.9 -- 5 .5 to 7.9 to spend on local build, on up country improvements, to restore and reserve ~ for that drought that we've been talking about. so, just purely from that business perspective, it makes the most sense when you do the math to use that hetchy kilowatt hour for a large commercial customer retail sale here in san francisco. >> i appreciate that. and knowing the financial constraints that the public utilities commission is in, it makes sense that we have a mix, what we won't be able to get and sell in terms of revenue from that. i think when it comes to cleanpowersf, it's not what we get above what we put in. in terms of pennies on the dollar, but also what we're able to achieve in terms of greenhouse gas reduction

root ball at s.f. general hospital here since then there's been investigations but to sing on hostile security today ucsf from the results of an independent review. including laundry list of recommendations to improve safety >> : since one spalding's death last fall there's been numerous investigations of exactly how she died in my. request my city of services, mayor ed the broader look at the security procedures at the hospital. ucsf review of severances goes procedures was sacked for a final report was delivered to mayor ed lee and on friday. among the findings the court concludes that the house bill should invest in new security equipment and new technology trading space for operation center and hire a full-time security manager. manages to oslo's including the general. and 24 clinics across the city. star parker instructors as the many recommendations month for s.f. general could be applied to other locations as well. morgan be utilizing for our entire security system and part in a public health. >

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i am proud to have launched green finance s.f. with supervisor farrell to provide an innovative financial model to help homeowners undertake energy and water efficiency improvements. and my staff and the department of environment are continuing to work on this program to help low-income homeowners create employment training opportunities for our san francisco workers. i know supervisor is going to ask me next about your future job prospect, supervisor. as a birthday president, supervisor avalos, maybe we can retain you to do energy efficiency. ~ birthday present >> and the final question today will be asked by our supervisor from district 9, david campos. >> thank you very much, mr. president. mr. mayor, thank you very much. as you know, i'm dealing with a very important critical issue. and as you know, supervisor avalos, who birthday is today -- happy birthday, supervisor avalos, in his second term, and very soon he will be an unemployed former supervisor over the age of 50. and let's be honest, with no transferrable skill whatso

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. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood], i'm the chair of s.f. dog, i'm not a golfer, but i support active recreation in bay area parks. it's really important to remember the history of this issue and that is that the people that have been coming to you for years and years and i've been coming here -- i've been against it. basically come with a plan they've been pushing for years. to close the golf course and to convert the park -- the golf course to wetland and to give sharp park to the ggnra. and that's what this is about. it's been alluded to by a few speakers on the other side, but that's really what this is about. it's kind of giving lip service to the frog and the snake because all of these things that they're putting -- these barriers they're pushing forward are in fact delaying the things that will in fact help the habitat and create better habitat for the frogs and snakes. and i think that the point that was just brought up most recently, which is that in order to do this, what was implied was a very small little flooding would be so won

and to me and also middle school, the youth, it's not like or s.f. state university. >> i understand. we'll take a look at that. i'm not sure what [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> right. and also, one more thing. when it comes to celebrations and the -- on the east bound, 38 geary destined for transbay terminal, to me bothers meant [speaker not understood], it should say something like grant or market and stockton street until the [speaker not understood] on the street are over. >> i see. with regard to special events there is work we need to do to change the destination signs based on any rerouting. thank you. final word. >>> i've got a question about fares for the f line for 6 bucks. now, if you do 6 bucks -- >> i don't think we're going to advance that idea. i mentioned earlier, you may not have been here. i think we've heard a lot of feedback from people explaining why that would be problematic so i don't think i'm going to be recommending that to my board. >>> okay, thank you very much. i think that's it. >> okay. well, thank you all very

she is the co-chair of jobs with justice s.f., she is also the co-chair of the women caucus in the california faculty association and the president of the california faculty association at san francisco state, and a tremendous leader that works behind the scenes in many ways to really empower women, students, and others in educational struggles throughout the state and in our city. she grew up in the boston area. you might hear that in her slight accent and she's here today with her husband rick claymore and friends from the outer richmond, karen mcnulty and others. she moved to the bear after college about the same time i did in the early '80s. ~ she's lived in the richmond for 30 years, and she's been a mom of a great daughter gabriella as well. [speaker not understood]. i draw strength and lessons from her by often watching her work. we first met in the '90s when we struggled to transform a college called new collectv to be more representative of the work force and lectures and teachers he and students as well and community ~. but i've seen how in the classroom at san francisco state in he

so, our own policy agencies are letting us know that we are facing between, according to the s.f. bacon certification and development commission, 62 billion of the area shoreline development at risk. u.c. berkeley estimate is for transportation facilities, 500 billion statewide, most of that in the bay area. i have a lot of figures here, ~ but the idea is we're talking about budgetary problems for an enterprise agency. part of those budgetary problems have come about because that enterprise agency is essentially subsidizing a lot of our other public programs. that is a social good and we think the enterprise agency for doing that, notwithstanding we're here now because of that systemic imbalance. ~ thank as time goes on, what i'm getting at is these costs are only going to ip crease and it's looking, accord to our best scientists, they're going to increase at dollar levels ~ we simply will not be able to fund. so, we're looking at essentially a bankrupt public sector as our infrastructure faces the brunt of all of our planetary physical forces he. i think it's very important that

. >> i just want to make one comment to s.f. police department. i want you to know we all support and are very grateful for your increased enforcement. i know you get a lot of flack on the street for that, but at this time until we see zero deaths on our streets involving pedestrians, we've got to make sure our most dangerous intersections are well patrolled and that we see equal enforcement for bad behavior by drivers, by cyclists and by pedestrians. so, thank you for what you're doing. >> all right, thank you, supervisor chiu. with that, then, we'll open up this item for public comment. all right. seeing no members of the public here, then i'm closing public comment. [gavel] >> so, in order to amend the resolution before us, we actually have to amend recommendation 4.1. and, so, on page 1 starting at line 21, supervisor chiu would like to recommend that we say "whereas the board of supervisors reported that recommendation number 4.1 which states, the mayor and the board of supervisors should support s.f.p.d. efforts to successfully enforce road

number two, the heavy pumping proposed by s.f. rec and park were during the frog habitat before they can reproduce. it will name normal water levels at laguna [speaker not understood]. all these action are removal of habitat for these frogs which are the single food source for the endangered snake. i'm going to leave you -- is that -- oh, well, is that the only -- >> you still have a few more seconds. three seconds. >>> i urge the board of supervisors, please require a full environmental impact report for the sharp house project. it is a good public process, protect the absolutely dependent wildlife and serve the public in the most ethical and economic way. i'll give you a copy of my letter. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm margaret good all. i live in pacifica also. it does not take a crystal ball to predict that the work that is currently proposed for the pumphouse at horse stable pond will inevitably require what may be presented as an emergency repair on the berm. emergency armoring like that, l

and then you end up having to have a police officer sit with someone at s.f. general for hours and hours, which is not the best use of limited police resources. so, i think that this is very, very important. i do agree with supervisor tang and supervisor kim that ideally we handle these in the broader -- in the broader budget process. i could think of a number of supplementals i'd like to bring like the fact we have homeless -- no park patrol officers in the city. so, our parks are getting trashed. i would love to do a supplemental to have more park patrol. i'm going to wait for the budget process, but i do believe that in this particular issue we are in crisis on our streets and we he need these outreach workers out there yesterday. so, i'm happy to support this. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much, mr. president. there are two things that i wanted to interject in the conversation about folks, some of the feedback that i've heard and agree with from my time in the shelter, is that we've got to begin to address safety. not only people's personal safety

and the northern california family dog rescue, as well as, of course, our very own s.f. animal care and control. the san francisco spca was founded in 1868 which was the first humane society west of the mississippi and remains a community supported nonprofit organization that is dedicated to saving, protecting, and caring for cats and dogs. the spca provides immediate care of animals that are homeless, ill, or in need of an advocate. additionally, the sfpca works to educate the community and improve the kalt quality of life for animals and their companions. mutt ville senior dog rescue is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2007 that is dedicate today improving the lives of senior dogs in need of care by finding them immediate homes or providing hospice care. northern california family dog rescue is a nonprofit organization that provide proper care and socialization of rescued animals. additionally, it strives to make a great connection between dogs and humans, urban shelter network of foster homes. the san francisco animal care and control is responsible for sa

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