you can't keep kicking the can down the road and you have to make decisions for >> time and - san franciscans it's time you do it. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is bryan i'm a volunteer for the committee here to ask that the hngs h hmgs that the beds will be a detriment to the health of our community they claim the stiff beds are no longer necessary and the type language this is no longer the model it a self-fulfilling prophesy like the psych beds he in the meantime where do the pashlts end up insides the county jail we have stiff beds into the long term health facilities there are becoming a thing of the past medicaid and medicare don't want to make the trips they're losing their primary care decreases and becoming harder and harder for the homes to stay in business those guys are making tens and tens of million dollars and outside of our community they've been drups our medicaid medical facilities and now they come before you today to say this is not going to have a negative impact on our city we want them to denounced this and seek greater action at the board

are the key finding resulted of each of the following elements do to the still nursing beds for san franciscans over 65 is projected one hundred and 15 percent of captive in 2023 and i also stated this institutional master plan review was done other than the rebuild plan where cathedral hill was larger and st. luke's was smaller by no change plan so the findings that related to the nursing beds still remains the same despite the size. the gradual reductions in beds at c pmc between 2004 a 8 the staff declined by 96. the report also found that c pmc plan to eliminate the beds didn't support the city services. just as found in the bed fablt it's declining nationwide and a plan will be needed to address this issue. so p that concludes my presentation. the health care services master plan says an, an increasing need for more beds from long-term to short term the reduction of the skilled new year's for san francisco and unless the reduction has an effect on the community and that's for your decision today as was mentioned a resolution presented for your consideration and mr. very sincerely, crews th

local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscansng goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> good afternoon san francisco. >> yeah. >> you are looking great this is our pride weekend kickoff. this crowd for our trans march gets larger and more beautiful everyday so thank you for having us it's appropriate that i will share with you my pride for the trans community and the progress we've made due to the steadfast compassion added effort this community has endeavored to make sure we move things along we can change laws hearts and minds come later by 14 years ago as a member of the board of supervisors that we were able to introduce a first of its kind in the nation local law that would provide equal access to the community for the city and county of san francisco our our health care every line was to pay for the sex change operations that was

but permanent resident i've proposed we deny that as a san franciscan that has lived no our city for at least 89 most out of the year we selected that to coincide the time of a season what a student is away from the summer or a traif family. you'll likely hear from members of the public who want a 6 month time period or think that missouri one month is okay. we tried to balance the feedback. what's the rules. the major rules are 3 first everyone that engages will have to register with the city so if there's any issues in an neighborhood we know how to address them. secondly, we would require that anyone engaged in this economic activity b.a. will have to pay their fill takes that will account for millions of additional dollars and that's a fundamental part of what we need to do if this activity is permitted in our city and thirdly, every permanent resident get lishlt insurance. there's one more rule that was suggested by landlord and tenants and included to protect rent 0 control. the idea there have been tenant that have made more in a particular month then owed to their landlord no

liberty and i want to add that in home sharing is a benefit to the neighborhood character allowing san franciscans to share their achievements who don't call san francisco home and grandparents would not harm the neighborhood and moms and dads visiting their child to witness their wedding is a net positive for san francisco. family neighbors visiting sick neighbors should be able to create a home cooked meal without it being a home criminal offence. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>. i'm going to call a few more names. (calling names) >> hello, i'm julie i'm here in support of home sharing i'm a homeowner and a mother of a 10-month-old and four years old we purposed our home no noah valley this is our dream home and at the time, we needed to grow into renting our spare bedroom allowed 80 us to meet a challenging mortgage over time when we didn't need the additional home sharing the guest room or our entire home allowed us to make hometown improvements and fund an arrest warrant studio for me. now that we've had our second child home sharing helps to us meet the educat

when the mayor and the board committed to creating more jobs in san franciscan it was not about creating just any jobs but with health care it was not only allowing our workers to afford to live in santa fe san francisco but support their families i want to acknowledge the labor and workers they've been clear in leading issues to protect our protecting workers they fought for sick day and no other city considered those landmark lacks foundation now cities are joining san francisco's ranges san francisco has a lot of to the proud of not only are we pushing the boundary within the boundary of san francisco but impacting the lives of workers throughout the country our president made a call to raise the national minimum wage but if congress can't do it localities should it's simple and clear and i and i'm confident san franciscans will proudly vote for the measure there are so many people the mayor and mayor's office the nonprofit leaders that were committed and, of course, labor and workers that have been waiting for the wage even as different that was no one wanted to walk away from bringi

personally the mayor and supervisor tang for this bond it couldn't come soon enough and encourage all san franciscans to support sfm this bond going forward and no families and no families and citizens have to endure another accident in san francisco we know their prosperityable we we can prevent them through this bond and coordinate the actions across the city departments i look forward to mayor ed lee turning on the signal >> (clapping) and you notice commissioner tang wasn't walking fast yesterday she completed the marathon to raise san francisco a safer place great credit to her for that we have a role in making san francisco safer you don't have to run a marathon but don't get distracted by a text message while you're walking or biking and be mindful had you go to the pole about the opportunities you have not to raise our taxes and make the investment to keep the city safe in order for that measure to get on the ballot we need the mayor to sign that was approved by the board of supervisors. at this point, we're going to ask the mayor to sign the ordinance and flip the switch >> i want to thank d

the city should study the plus or minus to all san franciscans and develop sophisticated and housing registrations san francisco is the leader of the sharing committee and the city should take 9 time to balance the approach that serves for accountability municipalities not quickly shut it all down >> thank you. >> next speaker if that line of speakers times to move a little bit colored we'll leave time to make sure everybody can speak. >> name nancy i've live on ca temporary hill i bought a 2 unit building i couldn't buy today, i rent the second unit and support housing i charge rent below mandatory i wanted someone to be my co- tenant fussing because i was a social worker for 40 years i support home sharing and offered a small guest room maybe 10 or 15 days a month this pro-practice in no way tribtsd to the home crisis i want to speak about home sharing while your present is different than making an entire apartment available when our absent. i live on a very stable plain clothes we've known each other for decades. i let let my neighbors know in advance one neighbor didn't like me ha

mercy housing we've been providing housing in san francisco over 3 decades we have 5 thousand san franciscans housed throughout san francisco we're proud to be able to work with the city of san francisco and the form of the community infrastructure investment and infrastructure as well as the san francisco mayor's office of housing they're a fabulous partner and our ability to do this and provide this type of housing in order to have the formerly homeless once they he enter those doors they're no longer homeless we partner up with ken. >> thanks jennifer with the emancipation proclamation california services our involvements sgo guarantee goes back to 2008 when i got a call from jennifer we are excited about moving day with 50 people at this point are in shelters living briefly with relatives on the street as he coming in housing our goal as service provide is to work indecently with the 50 families that are currently homeless in order for the other 9 supportive sites to insure their experiences is not only a positive one but a lasting one in which homelessness is a part of their past. usc as

local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscansng goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see what the city has in store. >> i definitely recommend it to people. it's a fun afternoon and you learn so many things. >> this is so much fun. i go to parts of the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more susta francisco recreation & park commission. would the secretary of state well call roll p commissioner preside

. >> hello, i'm sandra my sowing son and i a host we're a you figure out generation san franciscan i own my home and pay my taxes after my husband moved out we began holocaust guests in our master bedroom i moved into a small room. my son experience and net of sharing and seen his mother grown into an independent business person that cares for my guests. i support supervisor chiu's legislation i would be serial hurt by the 90 day cap i disagree with the public registry hosting provides us the income to stay in san francisco and earn money for his college tuition it provides a new community for us who support it wholeheartedly they're spending remains in the castro and noah valley and hate neighborhood. i support the home sharing and recognize how many small businesses are being helped economically and coming together in a truly democratic grassroots movement in home sharing. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is skate stone. i live in berry no inhibits my wife and i own our home we have an empty nest home those are things i've learned as a home sharing person ever st

voters on a election on november 4, 2014, ab an ordinance to increase will minimum wage for the san franciscans to telegraph hill point 25 cents per hour with the annual increasing reaching 15 followed by cost of living increasing. >> roll call vote vote. >> on item 55 supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. there are 11 i's are that motion approved item six. was recommended with a declarations for ava policy declaration making declaring policy goals to address the affordable housing and second for the new housing in san francisco including 1/3rd of those affordable housing to low and moderate income and financial reach of the working hard by 2024 and create a housing stabilization for the insuring of the public housing and 5 review the macarthur housing at an election to be held on november 2nd, 2014, >> supervisor kim. >> thank you we peshtd the additional time we were norwalk down to the last minute of the details of the major aspect of th

thank you >> hello commissioners my name is dpw's i'm a native san franciscan and i've lived in the city over 70 years. i want to look at this from a slithering different view. when i look at this legislation i think this legislation isn't about the heartfelt stories you've heard ordinary from homeowners but about whether or not how to regulate an industry that is actually in the process of dismantling much of our residential housing and our economy in the city and it's only one piece to deregulate and dismantle the economy we've known for decades. it's reilly rail that people raise needed income but donate not the issue the issue is how is this going to be regulated and protect our residential housing now i'll say when i listen to the story and i've said much which them sounded repeating real i heard back when prom u prop marathon was the only way in which seniors would be allowed to be in their homes i'm a beneficiary but that was really the little people put up front while the big real estate interests and the owners of huge commercial property were the real winners and the state of c

as an environmentalist in our children an environmentalist in our community and so proud that san franciscans have continuallyly voted to support initiates that fund early education in our community we'll have the opportunity in the not so distant future to do that again and commit to education as a superintendant in the unified school district i'm extremely proud to have a school board that is focused on equality in our policies in how we serve our communities our equality resoluted that means this year you'll hear us speak and see us do many things around closing the chuchlt gap? near future we'll have on board a special assistant to the superintendant that will focus on african-american students learning in san francisco. and you may ask why well, the reason is that we are indischarge oflogies our african-american population in san francisco we know a city as diverse as san francisco can't be the world-class city we are if we don't have our students achieving so we're ushering banished this are about how we're going to double down on our services and supports of inclusion of all students i

of the myself shared goals we have i'm particularly excited we worked on pace together to help san franciscans retrofit their homes in an affordable way as possible some of the work we did on toxics and the solar it was important upper talking about today president. i said even though i'm not sitting up there even though i've got my ticker going down here i prefer not having the chickers. i hope i can be an ally in our work and still help as much as possible where you see i can lend my expertise i'm sorry i'm not going to work with our new director i'll thrilled she's there wing (laughter) and i'm just really touched with the resolution so thank you all very much. thank you. (clapping.) >> one of the first things i got to work with with the commissioner was just learning about his initiate to go out there and start moving idea, you know, and one of the things that started working on was pace property assessed clean energy financing with folks were saying it's illegal and the federal folks involved in gee mortgages said we can't do it so every state across the country from 2010 said hey we're n

the commission's objectives and goals 474na toma provides needed housing and create jobs for san franciscans. i am proud to say this development with bridge and contractors have achieved business participation for the professional services contract and well over 1/3 of the very people working on this building are from san francisco, and certainly lastly i would like to acknowledge, and i know there is an acknowledgment component as part of the program but these folks that worked tirelessly day to day on the city side deserve acknowledgment and we wouldn't be here without olson lee who serves with the mayor lee of community development. i think you involved with this for 20 years -- 18 years. pretty close. i think that takes it and the mayor lee staff and kevin, anne romero and takes a village at least on the city side because it's taken so long and our housing staff, george bridges with contract compliance and focialer agency staffers who aren't here today and deserve a shout out and michelle davis and others and certainly i see my colleagues in the city and paula johnson from the mayor lee

edition, community is not just for the western edition, community, it is for anyone who is a san franciscan, who is looking for an employment opportunity, and i am out there, on the corners, and pushing people, to show up for these opportunities, and we have through the eoc and townsend and his work and getting the people the job opportunities who basically decide, you know what? i am ready and i want to do it and i am going to show up, what do i need to do and we have led them step by step, and not only that, we have city job opportunities funded readily available for them, and if they basically get to a point where they being employed, the point that i am making is, there is a lot of work, that is being done. and it is not just specific to a district, this is a city wide problem, there is a problem, when many of my friends, who i grow up with are dead are in jail, there is a problem in the city, when it is really difficult, when i am talking out, every single day and someone is looking for a job opportunity, or wondering what they can do or where they can live, in the city and county of s

>> i am dejesus, and i am a native san franciscan and i have been on the commission for quite a while. and my day job, and i am an attorney and that is it, i live in the neighborhood and i live up there and that is it. and commissioner loftus. >> hello, my name is susy loftus and i am also a native san francisco and my day job is actually just recently to return to the attorney general's office for the state of california where i work in the division of law enforcement. most recently i worked in the bay view hinter's point who have been exposed to violence and consider to break the cycle and help the kids heal and so i am raising my three daughters and i always make this mistake and my husband and i are raising our three daughters in case, in fairness, in case you are watching darling and we live in the out in the outer sunset. >> thank you. >> and i have been on the commission less time than dr. marshall and commissioner dejesus and i am also a native san franciscan and we have raised the children in the city and my career and i have been an assistant district attorney for ten years

represent the needs of all of the people of san francisco and they should include the majority of san franciscans who find it necessary to use a car for one purpose or another. and also, the merchants that are depending on having the parking available for the business and we have no objection to the car share proposition. and in fact, the city needs and all of the above policy, on transportation. and there are two concerns that we have about it. and one is obviously losing another 450 spaces with no thought about though to add that back anywhere. and it has been a long, long time since there has been any thought about adding space back when you take space away and the other is that many of our members feel that it is inappropriate for the city to rent public space, which is much in demand and much needed to private companies, when there are alternatives and you could add more space, off street. and you could have them use, private space. if you. thank you. >> next speaker please? >> brent obrian followed by haily orner and cath raoen rots. >> thank you. >> thank you, chairman nolan and director a

900 parking spots and i applaud your dedication and hard work and it is greatly appreciated by san franciscans like me that we are supportive of your efforts. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon. and good afternoon. to the members of the board. and i want to say that president, to the new member of the board. and my name is... and (inaudible), and i start with the present to say the policies and the asian societies. and you know, we are tested with the society that have gone on too many changes and we went from the horse and the buggy to the car and the buses and on and each time that there is always a position. and but, we learned to embrace and work with these new innovations and every time that we have a new innovation, the society will figure out how to use it. and this junction, 21st century, we need to continue to embrace innovation and encourage it and find out to use it to bring in more revenue, and so the every new innovation and every new concept brings the revenue to the city and it makes it more efficient and creates more jobs for the city and which in turns, the revenu

local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adher san franciscansoods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcomeasier. >> do you know know your greg giving hurts from your wifi you may think that computers are kufz but when you know what you need it gets easier. a computer is made up of many different parts and each part as a specific job the k public works u is the brains of the compute. it's where all the work is done. current computers have multiple coarse it means it has multiple k public works ushthss working together as one. it hold all the information in the ram or hard or hard drive. it's the short time working memory for the computer interest it stores information while the computer is on >> the k f u is banning information backyard between the ram and the faster your programs are going to be run. if the hard drive can be cared the long-term america and you,

of the go solar energy not only generates energy i know your creating the best paying jobs and san franciscans who wouldn't be applied are being trapped we're reaching in and training them on the thing they felt they had no connection to in the past we have an amazing 31 solar companies participated in go solar sf and our workforce development program insures those jobs will be there for everyone and thanks to the governor and his leadership i've started the case in san francisco. green finance sf (clapping) so homeowners can find affordability financing their, their renewable energy and in fact, i've had a moment to talk to the governor we're going to be joining the mayors across the state of california to bring up the mayors across the country to demands that president obama and other

is bryan object the national stage we're trying to demonstrate what this can do and asking the san franciscans in november to accept the bond like the subway investments will create jobs and great transportation benefits in the long-term we're pleased to be able to demonstrate to the country what we can do in investing in our infrastructure and connecting communities. so i want to thank all the folks that have joined us i have the great honor to bring you are forward a woman who has been a force in creating things in san francisco the central subway is subject to by america laws that all resourcing comes from the united states we have our own versus through sf made that is devoted to supporting and protecting local murray's and local production we're lucky to have this organization this is lead by someone that is building and breathing and figuring out how to get more production into our economy and get more people working i'm happy to welcome up our director of sf made (clapping.) >> good morning. so i want to talk about san francisco as a national model for a maker city i thought about stand

our answer to why their double parking i don't know how many are empty but i know thousands the san franciscans rely an taxis to take them to the doctor and the blood bank and the director to look at that if they leave the taxi business she's dead one thing wrong and cab companies are not accepting medallions i'm surprised she thinks they can transfer to other companies that's simply not the case and the macarter necessary concert the plan was eagle son in and out and pick up the folks why does the police not allow us to use that corridor while hundreds of concertgoers they were told to disperse or walk or take a bus because there's no taxis they were strand and to public was steadier towards taking the transportation uber's and small business sometime it is more than their plane tickets to get back to the hotels we need to work for the future of special events the taxis have to serve the public. >> that's the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> next item. >> directors to our consent calendar calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the co