supervisor safai, you are correct. >>supervisor safai: okay. so through the chair, then, she reduced the tlaesh held fhreshl hire applicants from 50% to 30%. >>supervisor yee: the amendment we made during the rules committee was talking about local hiring. >>supervisor safai: from 30 to 50, yes. >>supervisor yee: from 30 to 50, and from what i'm reading here in her handout is section 13.04 c is this is local hiring requirement to 30% from 50%, so i was assuming this is the same numbers we talked about. >>supervisor safai: so through the chair, madam president, just to clarify, you were correct, we did -- on your amendment, what we support in the rules committee, we raised bar from 30 to 50% for the entire universe of new applicants, and supervisor cohen had the same number, at 50% for equity applicants, and she made a motion to reduce that number today from 30 to 50 applicants, as i understand it. >>supervisor cohen: that's corre correct. >>president breed: supervisor safai, did you have any other comments? >>supervisor safai: i just had any ow

to start us off. >> supervisor safai: thank you. so many in the awed p audience know but maybe you don't supervisor and i came together on this issue. st. luke's hospital is an important life line to our communities. i think the vast majority of the patients that use that facility are both from district 9 and district 11. and so when this came to our attention a few months ago, we came together and decided this was essentially when we heard that cpmc was talking about shutting down the sub-acute unit, this was creating a public health crises for the respective communities and city and county of san francisco. i did not know thawch about subacute care when this -- know that much about subacute care but quowt these beds, there are 40 licensed beds, those are the only subacute beds in the city and county of san francisco. we have the department of pun lick health here today and they'll give us a presentation on post-acute and sub-acute care. we have a list of speakers. i want to thank super supervisor ronen for working in partnership w

supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: i want to be really clear. this is, as we said and into the nitty gritty on this one amendment, this is a very well funded industry. i have a really hard time believing they are going to have a hard time getting the resources to produce this plan. this is really about maybe 4 or 5 operators that are not interacting well with the surrounding businesses, surrounding neighbors, and have not performed well under the current rules. and so at the end of the day, if we ask them to resubmit these plans and beef up this opportunity, there is a big carrot waiting for them and this is the opportunity to do adult use. so, if they are not able to take something that they already have and build upon that, and i've said in committee yesterday, the two operators in my district that have not been operating well, we have been meeting with them the past few months and giving them a path forward. so, this is a really important tool, i believe, that this body needs to consider. and i feel very strongly about including that in this

>>supervisor safai: absolutely. >> bars? >>supervisor safai: absolutely. the majority of the residents, they live in the neighborhoods. one of the ones that comes to mind is pissed off pete. he's a resident of the district, and he's opened up a bar and been in business for years at that location. >> so the owner of la oficina is one of your constituents, 12345r9. >>supervisor safai: i don't know. i've never met the man. >> so you have no idea of what's going on at la oficina, do you not? >>supervisor safai: i actually do. i met the previous owner and met with her and talked about her and her family about how she ran the business. >> well, we're not here about the previous owner. >>supervisor safai: well, you asked me if i had personal interaction with the -- about what was going on in that bar. >> no, i didn't. i asked you if you had personal experience with that bar. >>supervisor safai: i've had personal sfeerns with that bar, as well as the hundred plus people that are there that are immediate neighbors and live in the area that were part of the family t

ç >> [off mic] >> supervisor safai: thank you.liham montano. >> i want to thank you for having this hearing and soing your support in this issue. sometimes when i get here, i don't really know what to say because i get so overwhelmed, i cannot believe that we are in this rich city with so many resources and a corporation like sutter saying that they cannot afford to have subacute. they cannot afford to have that? but they can afford to build two hospitals. they can afford to demolish one that is in perfect condition and they cannot afford to over this service to the city. they made a commitment to serve this city. the people in this city. how can they go on like this and have no accountability if what they're doing? i mean, i hear what everybody is saying that this is not just their doing, that they need to be -- everybody have to be involved, but they cannot just, you know, wash their hands and think that it's okay. they need to also be part of the solution. they have the money, they have the capacity to do it and they should be

[gavel] supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: i have onee question.o clarify, this colloca, does it have anything to do wite selling any ownership of their g business to come in? it would be separate permitsç d separate ownership all of that. >> exactly. they're all -- the permit -- >> each permitee would have then permit? this is not selling -- >> as i understand it. >> supervisor farrell: okay. thank you very much for that it. i do have one that we've distrid essentially taking the item in e bulk ri filey file -- excuse me. item 3, thank you. -- the clean file. it would be amendments triking . retail use will require authorif there are more than two other cs retail establishments or m.c.d.n combination with a -- it was mee a thousand foot radius. i'd like to replace that. it was two for 1,000 feet with e that states th it shall not be s retailer. we're replacing two for 1,000 tr 600 and the language that we han prior versions. i'd like to make that amendmente clean version. it's more restrictive than what currently exists in there.ç >> so a questi

>>supervisor safai: right. in terms of w-2 employees, labor piece, we just don't have time to daeal with that right now. and then, the last thing we heard from a lot of folks is the concern, 20% amount of ownership, and we said this to a lot of you privately, and i've had conversation with my colleagues, and i know they have with you, addres well. we understand the industry, and we understand there's barriers, but we don't want these licenses to become a commodity. we need to revisit that conversation, so we're going to leave the threshold at 20%. that's why we split the legislative file. this file will remain here and here can continue do hato have conversa about this, but the goal is to be ready for january 1, so splitting the file and sending the file with full recommendation to the board from this body. without objection that's ordered. >> can i clarify that order? >>supervisor safai: yes. >> the matter is amended. the matter will be duplicated. one version of that duplicated file will be referred to the bo

and supervisor safai? >>supervisor safai: just a point of clarification on these particular amendments. are they amicable -- there's a reference in here that talks about equity plan and other -- is it for existing mcd's or all new mcd's, or what universe of people are we talking about through the chair to supervisor cohen, or maybe even the city attorneys? i know you didn't hear what i said, madam supervisor. >>supervisor cohen: i'm sorry. through the chair, could you please repeat it? >>supervisor safai: yeah. some of these requirement -- what universe are we talking about that they're applicable too? equitiable applicants, and then, it talks about existing mcd's would have to did some of these? are you talking about how they transition into temporary or in the permanent process? >>supervisor cohen: thank you, well, the handout specifically should break it out, but to answer your question on the fly, it's on the fly, as they transition from medical to recreational. >>supervisor safai: to permanent. >>supe

supervisor safai. >>supervisor safai: no, i just wanted to clarify about going from a temporary operation to permanent -- whatever we're calling it at this point, but that was the reason for my good neighbor plan and having to be resubmitted, but every existing neighbor would have to submit this be good neighborhood plan and existing security plan, and so that way, there would be some level of review along with the amendments that were proposed by supervisor cohen today, in terms of equity plan and so forth, so that was my only comment, and then, the other stuff was clarified by the city attorney. thank you. >>president breed: thank you, madam clerk, on the amendment, was there a second for the amendment? >> clerk: not yet, madam president. >>president breed: okay. so supervisor peskin has made a motion to amend. is there a second? seconded by supervisor safai. madam clerk, on the amend, call the roll. >> clerk: [ roll call. ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >>president breed: the amendment passed unanimo

ç >> [off mic] >> supervisor safai: thank you.tano. >> i want to thank you for having this hearing and soing your support in this issue. sometimes when i get here, i don't really know what to say because i get so overwhelmed, i cannot believe that we are in this rich city with so many resources and a corporation like sutter

supervisor safai? >>supervisor safai: sir, if you could just come on up because i don't think you were able to yelucidate this board about what the treasurer's office was required to do in terms oflenes, monetary abrupt se -- bankruptcies and deeds of trust. >> yes, thank you supervisor. if you look at exhibit 7 to our brief, it is the c.c. and r.'s. they are from the treasurer's files. it shows that they are recorded against the property. they are recorded against lot 1, which is the common area property. page 33 of those c.c. and r.'s provides for the recorded easement that run in favor of all the homeowners. the reason the treasurer didn't come up with that is look at exhibit 14. the title search that you had done did not look for easements, it specifically relates to irslenes, bankruptcy sees, and deeds of trust. if anybody had been looking for easements they would have been found as you see the regular titles research that we did, which is exhibit 27, and then on item 9, comes up with the c.c. and

safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president breed: the ordinance passed anonymously. >> the revenue agreement between san francisco public works and j.c. decaux llc for the automatic public toilet. changing the termination date from october 2017 to february 14, 2018. same house, same call? without objection, it's adopted. >> item 11, approve and authorize the second amendment to a real property agreement to grant the mid peninsula a permanent public trail easement in exchange for quit claim to the city of open space easement as part of the city public utility commission water system improvement project, upgrade bay tunnel. >> president breed: same house, same call? the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 12, resolution to improve emergency declaration by the public utilities commission pursuant to 6 # 60 to repair the bushings on the moccasin powerhouse. >> president breed: same house, same call? the resolution is adopted. >> item 13, approve amendment number 3, to secure 40 foot coaches w

. >> so this is the amendment that supervisor safai and sheehy put. if there is automatic conversio, dispensaries do not have is to r a change of use. they automatically get converteo adult legalization. that is not temporary,s that a t change. >> no, that change is not perma. those operators will still be rd to apply for an article 16 permo become a cannabis retailer whicd be adult use and medical on thee premises in 2018. >> maybe there is -- i have to p reading section 190. what i'm reading here is an establishment that either holdsd permit to operate a medical cans dispensary as of the date of ths ordinance or submitted by july , which is everyone in the pipeli. everyone in the pipeline submity 20th or got approved before. and received such a permit fromc health should be shall be deemed cannabis retail use. i'm not seeing where they have y or this is temporary. >> supervisor sheehy is dying t. >> sorry. >> that's not the way the police sees it. i know miss wong wants to weigh. >> this is the land use approva. but there is also the operatings whic

supervisor safai? >>supervisor safai: thank you, madam president. the thing that really sticks in my mind about this situation, that jumped out at me is the word association. this is the presidio terrace association, and that was the owner of record. association, to me, implies, just based on the generic definition of it, a group of people with the same interest, and so in my reading of this list, this entire list of people that were sold in 2015, there are only three associations, and so i kind of come back to that. i brought that to the attention of you yesterday. it seems to me like, based on your memo, based on your arguments of doing the additional step -- and i respect the fact that you do additional steps for those that might need additional help based on their income, but in this particular situation, the word association to me implies an additional group of people. so i would say that it implies additional steps, and then, that kind of leads to the parties of interest. and so -- and i also feel like the improper classification of this land

supervisor safai. >> thanks, supervisor. so, just to build on that point because i think supervisor sheehy and i share part of the city that has some of the worst flooding when water is coming up to the side of a car. it is not the same as coming township the top of your foot. and i think what you saw in the frustration the woman walking out of this room is that, yes, we are experiencing global warming and it is real. and what that means is something that might have occurred every 15 years or every 20 years is now happening every other year. and so, i think there's a lot of frustration in years and years of build-up because majority of the homeowners in our district have lived there 30, 40 years. this is the only home they have known this is something they inherited or bought a long time ago. this is a part of san francisco, these are working families. and they have no other options really. so, you have a lot of children. you have a lot of monolingual speakers. you have people coming from all over the world and this is a hom

safai no. sheehy no. tang no.there are four ayes and five nos, with supervisors breed, farrell, safai, sheehy and tang in dissent. >> president breed: the motion to continue fails and on the motion to approve item 30 and table item 31 and 32, madame clerk, please call the roll. >> yee aye. breed aye. farrell aye. fewer no. kim no. ronen no? ronen no. safai aye. sheehy aye. tang aye. there are six ayes and three nos with supervisors fewer, kim and ronen in the dissent. confirmed. let's go to the next 3:00 p.m. special order. item 33 through 36. hearing of persons interested in the certification of the conditional use authorization for a proposed project located at 2161 through 2165 everything street to establish a medical cannabis dispensary and a 65 a. madame president, due to a filing of a second appeal on this matter, today's hearing, filed by flo kimmerling for the mid sunset association, it's to be continued to a future date so it can be heard with a newly filed appeal. i'm asking that items 33-36 be continued

: i think that -- supervisor safai: i think that item number one is going to be continued. so actually why don't we take item number two, please. >> clerk: yp two, ordinance of money to require parties to pay a refundable deposit when requesting written findings when the assessment appeals board has established procedures concerning the waiver and renewal of requests for written findings. >> unless there's any comments from my colleague here why don't we hear from supervisor peskins and aide lee hel heppner. >> the proposed legislation before you today is an amendment to chapter 2b of the administrative code with policies and procedures for requesting findings of the assessment appeals board prior to an assessment hearing. as i understand it and this was sort of urged to our office at the request of the assessment appeals board, these amendments codify the policies and the procedures that have been developed by the assessment appeals board with the cooperation of the assessor recorders office. relative to requests that the board prepare findings pursuant to california reven

commissioner safai, commissioner tank, commissioner yee. aye. it is approved. >> item number 9 update on the san francisco transportation climb action strategy information item. mr. daugherty. >> i was under the impression the climate action strategy was a function of our whatever it is called, department of the environment, san francisco environment. it is now housed at the sfmta. the floor is yours. >> i am ti daugherty and i am he to present on the climate action strategy in close partnership with staff from the planning department and the department of environment. despite all of the recent distressing news about the changing climate system, san francisco has two climate goals in 2017. the firs first reduced emission% since 1990. that is significant. second over half trips in san francisco were made using environmentally sustainable travel modes. as we look to the mid century climate goals it is clear a transformation of the transportation sector is required to meet those ambitious goals. this strategy provided the framework and identifies p

supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i'd like to start, seems like a bunch of us have in me moriam. vanessa wallace was young and active member of the community. she was a member of the pilgrim opportunity church, part of my district. part of the church led by dr. pierre. i had the great pleasure of meeting vanessa and her mother on their doorstep as i campaigned and she became active in my campaign. i quickly learned she was very strong advocate for the lake neighborhood. she served on the board of the bookman center. she was active member of the community church and st-michel's catholic school. she attended university of california, san diego and graduated from u.c. berkeley. two weeks ago she was applying for a grant. we share that area of san francisco, she was very active in both of our neighborhoods. she had just been awarded a community action grant to do work at the bookman center and she passed away just last week. got a blood clot in her leg at the young age of 49. so just want to end the meeting in her honor t

and supervisor safai has limited his number of districts for district 11. and then, the land use changes were to mirror the -- allowing the conversion -- excuse me -- the conversion of mcd's into cannabis retailers. those changes are reflected in the land use, in addition to the pipeline -- businesses in the pipeline. and with clarification that the grandfathered mcd's are not subject to locational restrictions should there be any change, and cannabis may be smoked at retail locations. so those were the changes at the -- as of today, though, subject to change tomorrow at the board of supervisors. >>president dwight: yeah. okay. well at least they're talking about some of the right things. >>commissioner zouzounis: is that 600 feet mcd to mcd or retail to retail or does it also include the distributors to retail. >> i'm sorry. the first 600 feet is from a school. >>commissioner zouzounis: and then, the second -- the clustering one. >> the clustering one would be 600 feet from cannabis retail from cannabis retail. >>commissioner zouzounis: okay. my question i

to send letter from the commission in support of the alisa ann ruch burn foundation to supervisor safai. approval to send the letter in support of the alisa ann ruch burn foundation and fire safety education. >> any public comment on this letter? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioners. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you mr. president, i would like to have the commission secretary read the letter into the record, please. >> dear supervisor safai, i am writing to let you know the san francisco fire commission supports the ruch program. we acknowledge the volunteers and phenomenal job they to. the foundation and program prep provides students enrolled in the school district with the valuable resources in fire safety and burn prevention. the children in turn educate family members about how best to protect themselves in the event of a fire. therefore the impacts of this foundation and firefighters and safety education program are truly potential. not surprisingly studies show this program has directly contributed in a reduction in fire scene injuries t

and supervisor safai has limited his nr

i want to thank my colleagues and my friend, supervisor safai and thank you, barbara.y, we have jonathan kapplan from the resources council, which has been a great partner. there you are. >> thank you, supervisor sheehy. hi. i think this is switched off. can you hear me all right? there you go. so every once in a while a local government stands up and provides leadership for the entire nation. this is one of those moments. the city ordinance that is being signed today would turn a light on in the darkness that has shrouded the industrial livestock industry. for the first time, san san san francisl have access to those companies using meat safely and responsibly and move away from those who don't. the ordinance, i want to point out, is unique in the nation. there's really no other federal law today that requires livestock producers to disclose this information. there's a new state law in california that's going to require some data of reporting but it's not expected to require individual companies to disclose their own individual antibiotic use. until today, there has b

what i heard earlier from supervisor kim, from supervisor yee from supervisor safai was a willingness to collaborate and compromise on some of these things that i fully do not expect are going to make it to the finish line, but in order to continue to have the conversation, they have to be publicly noticed per pursuant to the law. i wanted to say that for the record. >> the chair given supervisor yee's comments -- did you want to actually vote? >> i think what i'd like to do is vote on each -- first of all, it was my understanding, and i want to make sure i'm clear, the first of duplicating the file is to specifically remove all the different limitations that exist that are specific to the districts in order to have a clean version of the file that we can work with separately from all the additional amendments that are being pro -- that have been proposed and approved. the other amendments that are going to be proposed today to have those discussions and to use that on one specific file. the second thing is, i know that supervisor tang is going through what i'm assuming are some of th