i'd like to talk briefly at s.f. city opening up, and my opinion, turning to a sales pitch with its board members. at&t and comcast. they are great companies and do a lot for the community. that is coplete true. but d san francisco, they are like bud and bud light. those are our choices. it is important for us to be aware of that. for those of us who remember dsl way back when, and the nineties, you can choose from ten or 12 different dsl providers. a whole long list of providers. that was an open access network. it was an open access network over at&t's copper wires. and 2,004, some telecom combat happened and that was cut off. what we are seeing here is the exact same thing. but instead of at&t's copper wire, the city and our families, we own that fibrin perpetuity. we can choose, as tim talked about, from 10-15 isps through our internet. it is bud and bud light and we are san francisco. there is microbrew. lots of choices. just a quick question about supervisor cohen. >> overhead, please? >> this right here is a pictur

s.f. supervisor 31-41 banning health care professions from properly patients on all pregnancy options is irresponsible unsafe and completely against our city'salues.sot london breed/president, s.f. board of supervisors 42-52 we cannot allow one of the most divisive and hateful administration this country has ever seen rollback decades of progress and protection from women in this country opponents call the change a "gag rule" and say cutting these funds will end up eroding access to planned parenthood's others services like birth control, cancer screening, std testing and treatment and general health examssot:a vast majority of our patients are low income individuals, and if you attack us you attack them, who are mostly poor women.san francisco supervisor katy tang has authored a resolution to reaffirm the board's commitment to affordable reproductive family planning encourage federal and state lawmakers to to stop the rule change, which can be reviewed and commented on at the federal registrar's website. standup dan kerman/sf 140-150 those wishing to comment on those proposed changes must do so to the federal government by july 31st. at pp

we also have funding from the port in the airport and work orders with city departments. port of s.f. funding was moved to a work order in the upcoming fiscal year. next slide is a chart that will show you the department's expenditure by type. 88% of our budget is set aside for salary and mandatory fringe costs. main low supporting minimum staffing requirements in fire suppression as well as our e.m.s. emergency medical services personnel. next chart. outlines our general fund operating budget and where the funding is allocated. on the previous slide, the majority of our budget goes toward fond line operational staffing, meeting our minimum staffing requirements and t city's ambulance system. we did, i believe provided all of you a copy of our strategic plan which we're very proud of and we completed last year. the department identified strategic goals surrounding five areas. recruitment, staffing, training, operations, infrastructure, community programs and partnerships health and wellness. the department's budget supports the continuation of a number of initiatives that have begun

city's rank choice voting system. (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest. dan? sot london breed/declares victory in s.f. mayors racei am london breed, president of the board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco to thunderous applause, board of supervisors president london breed declared victory in san francisco's closely watched, neck and neck mayor's race. soti am so hopeful about the future of our city and i am looking forward to serving as your mayor i am truly humbled and i am truly honored. her victory speech came at 3pm ... just 2 hours after her opponent former state senator mark leno conceded.sot mark leno/s.f. mayoral candidatei called supervisor london breed this morning to congratulate her and to wish her every success while leno took an early lead in the ranked choice vote, breed quickly pulled ahead and her margin has been widening as more votes are counted each day. sotwe havent seen a day that hasnt gone in her direction, we are down to fewer votes than had a week ago and just doing the math we do not see it is likley to change.breed was named actin

s.f. supervisor 31-41 banning health care professions from properly patients on all pregnancy options is irresponsible unsafe and completely against our city's supervisors 42-52 we cannot allow one of the most divisive and hateful administration this country has ever seen rollback decades of progress and protection from women in this country opponents call the change a "gag rule" and say cutting these funds will end up eroding access to planned parenthood's others services like birth control, cancer screening, std testing and treatment and general health examssot:a vast majority of our patients are low income individuals, and if you attack us you attack them, who are mostly poor women.san francisco supervisor katy tang has authored a resolution to reaffirm the board's commitment to affordable reproductive family planning services and encourage federal and state lawmakers to do their part to stop the rule change, which can be reviewed and commented on at the federal registrar's website. standup dan kerman/sf 140-150 those wishing to comment on those proposed changes must do so to the federal government by july 31st. at pp in sf, dan kerman kr

thank you to mayor farrell, city administrators, my team and everyone on the mayor's staff in the community for supporting me over my first six months. from constant to s.f. pride, san francisco is a beacon of hope and will continue for generations to come. today, we celebrated the raising of the pride flag over san francisco city hall, and it is a reminder of the generations of strengths that came before us. harvey milk, julius truman, marcia p. johnson, and many more. and honouring the leaders of today, kate kendall, missed major, teddy witherington, cecelia chong, and many more. [applause] today i have the honour to recognize the changemaker of our future. with ten years of service for our community, he is a writer, a cultural icon, a policy strategist, she is currently the lgbtq policy advisor for the san francisco human rights commission. she was instrumental in the name and dignity act for incarcerated transgendered people. she is a policy of fellow alums for the women's foundation policy institute and lead advocate on prioritizing safety for sex workers. she cofounded the constant cultural district, -- district the first transgender cultural distr

failure than other types of trees.in fact the city has stopped planting these type of trees and made it easier for property owners to remove them sot rachel gordon/s.f. public works department 119-129we have checked the condition of all street trees in the city over the last couple of years. we do have a tree pruning schedule, the trees that are most in need of coming out if there is some vulnerability will be the first to come out or be pruned. i don't think about this specific street tree where it was on the priority list for pruning , or for maintenance or for removal. or for removal.for maintenance for pruning , or on the priority list tree where it was specific street think about this pruned. i don't think about this specific street tree where it was on the priority list for maintenance or for removal. ((ken/me3 vo))in the east bay...firefighters are finally gaining the upper hand on a series of fires burning on the contra costa-alameda county line. the grant fire, as its being called... is 80- percent contained. the seven fires started yesterday afternoon, near byron on grant line and mountain house roads... in the altamont area. this is aeria

s.f. and those that have been displaced out of the city. we also want to envision what the fully funded program signifies. it's people not deciding between getting groceries or textbooks, between rent and tuition. a fully funded program is a step towards provide a sanctuary city and teeth, not just mother of morality, but with safe, socially with economic backing and to serve each other. we might continue to fight for this program to be permanent now. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is allen desouza, a library at city college. we get to see lots of people come through our doors, and one particular story i want to share is about a mother and daughter who i've had the opportunity to work with the last few semesters. the daughter has a learning disability that requires near constant supervision, and the free city program has allowed the mother and the daughter to return to school, and over the last few similemesters, i've s the daughter gain a more socially integrated life for he

s.f. supervisor 31-41 banning health care professions from properly patients on all pregnancy options is irresponsible unsafe and completely against our city's.sot london breed/president, s.f. board of supervisors 42-52 we cannot allow one of the most divisive and hateful administration this country has ever seen rollback decades of progress and protection from women in this country opponents call the change a "gag rule" and say cutting these funds will end up eroding access to planned parenthood's others services like birth control, cancer screening, std testing and treatment and general health examssot:a vast majority of our patients are low income individuals, and if you attack us you attack them, who are mostly poor women.san francisco supervisor katy tang has authored a resolution to reaffirm the board's commitment to affordable reproductive family planning services and encourage federal and state lawmakers to do their part to stop the rule change, which can be reviewed and commented on at the federal registrar's website. standup dan kerman/sf 140-150 those wishing to comment on those proposed changes must do so to the federal governmen

s.f. supervisor 31-41 banning health care professions from properly patients on all pregnancy options is irresponsible unsafe and completely against our city'ss.sot london breed/president, s.f. board of supervisors 42-52 we cannot allow one of the most divisive and hateful administration this country has ever seen rollback decades of progress and protection from women in this country opponents call the change a "gag rule" and say cutting these funds will end up eroding access to planned parenthood's others services like birth control, cancer screening, std testing and treatment and general health examssot:a vast majority of our patients are low income individuals, and if you attack us you attack them, who are mostly poor women.san francisco supervisor katy tang has authored a resolution to reaffirm the board's commitment to affordable reproductive family planning services and encourage federal and state lawmakers to do their part to stop the rule change, which can be reviewed and commented on at the federal registrar's website. standup dan kerman/sf 140-150 those wishing to comment on those proposed changes must do so to the federal governme

a current complaint with the san francisco unified school district, the city is subject to a civil rights complaint related to s.f. -- >> thank you for your comments. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, miguel golares with -- engineering. i've had the opportunity to talk to many of you about p.l.a. and i stand before you recognizing the previous people who stood before you and talked about different activities regarding the community. and in talking to some of you supervisors recognize i was getting feedback that the community was asking for too much that the p.l.a. was too big of a deal for mmthity to ask for and i said to myself when doris ward sat here d said the unitof color wasn't getting their fair share, was she asking for too much? when she can with asian inc was dealing with discrimination with asian housing, was he asking too much, when our brothers and sist in l.g.b.t. community asking for benefits were they asking for too much? i say to you th we're not asking for anything. these are the rights we have been given from this board to the community. what is being asked is for things to be ta

the staffing changes as a city administrator talked about was transferred to adm. justice was transferred to dtm data s.f. was transferred into dt and there was a miscellaneous adjustment. we are seeing -7 f.t.e. our workload service demands, i wanted to share that with you. it is impressive. 3500 phones supported. radios. we have 12,000, 35,000 a phone supported. 12,000 radios, 2300 call boxes. 300 locations and as i mentioned 225 miles of fibre. crawford daycare centres, network -- network devices, 800 service in the clouds. 400 petabytes of storage. if you want to know how much 400 petabytes of storage is, if four of the supervisors where to take off from -- 4,000 pictures a day for the rest of your life, that would be four petabytes of data that. and we have taken in 24,000 calls for service in the last year. our strategic focus areas are around infrastructure and operation. looking at performance are around the infrastructure, the network and then ensuring that the data storage and systems are modernized and capable of supporting government services, fibre security it's an investment area for us thi

city. everywhere you can put one pack we will put one. so, i think home s.f. so far has only attracted four projects in the last 1.5 years, and to these developers are lucky. they were coerced into adopting a home s.f. in fact, they even begged not to use the program the way it was meant to be used. so, i think what we have to look at carefully with this is the preapplication way you are going to be looking and notifying people with a.d.u., how are neighbors going to be notified? how much more space outside the building envelope are developers going to be given? and adding additional a.d.u. to a new building under this legislation may mean the number of dwelling units in the building exceeds coach. i think we are headed that way very quickly. and lastly pack language regarding permitting unauthorized units needs to be stronger. i find this legislation a little bit vague and easy to interpret and would like to see it tightened up. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good day commissioners. i am a tenant and tenant advocate concerns that tenants residing in p

s.f. environment, we have a large outreach program, restickering every single container and bin in the city, providing new signage, and outreach material that every customer's receiving three touches to educate them on the new commodities, the new program, and how little should actually be sent into the trash bin. we can stay here for a minute. also, in order to prepare for that, we made a $14.7lion upgrade t pieur 96 central recycle facility, and that equipment has enabled us to accept filse plastic materials. we have a suction system where our employee owners, teamsters 96 are take those pieces of film plastic and place them into a suction conveyance system. we've also got new magnetic belts and other items that help us accept those different commodities. ande're currently planning as part of one of the challenges that i'll discuss with you today, additional improvements to that facility to address the cris that we're facing with, you know, national sort in china. we'll give them a minute to -- r safaust jeep doing this. going until they pull it up, please. >> okay. and also, in terms you

s.f. park program way back in 2011, we removed time limits at a lot of metres around the city, especially on fillmore street at the mission bay and the soma area. we found that people didn't actually say that much longer. you know, we wanted them to stay longer because again we got word from merchants saying people tell me that the one hour or the twaddle our limit is too short. dosage dose dose. the price encourages them to move along. >> i apologize if i missed it, but if we essentially adopt this, we would provide the authority for the paid plus permit to be grafted into a new program or an existing program. it would go through the same process whereby it would have to be board approval. is that all correct? >> that's all correct. >> i did not see anything that suggested a limit. so it could be a pate situation where it could be for eight hours or something like that. i mean it could be a long period of time, correct? >> yes the idea was to remove the time limit. >> my concern, to get back to it, and as always, your answers are thorough and direct and most appreciated, as you have talk