i'm a [inaudible] here with san franciscan for health care housing jobs and justice. a community labor coalition that works to insure the cpmc reconfiguration of had san francisco campus serves the interest of patient, workers, nairgds community and city a as a whole. [inaudible] is not living tupe the development agreement. we need jobs and helt care and expect suter cpmc and neat the needs of all san franciscan. we expect the city to insure suter keeps the promises but the city failed to [inaudible] makes excuses and ignores local hire and transportation provision of the development agreement. the compliance monitoring process has proven ineffective cumber am some and delaid. the community should vasay in the service mix of the hospital and where and how tenderloin residence will accept hospital and specialty care. we are not interested in being breefd after the decision is made. monitor compliance and [inaudible] if the city doesn't call suter cpmc on the non compliance nobody will believe the mayor or planning department the next time they try to sell [inaudible]

weeks ago the results of the statistics i'm not in that mind frame right now i really as a result san franciscan i was born here and went to school and raised any children and worked and retired from the san francisco i've

weeks ago the results of the statistics i'm not in that mind frame right now i really as a result san franciscan i was born here and went to school and raised any children and worked and retired from the san francisco i've never seen such a crisis or we've seen a lot of people come here from different places or having different cultures and masses of like the so-called hippie generation that are supportive but this is beyond sdruchgs it is distribution destruction and the airbnb a small part has an impact on the neighborhoods i grew up in a community no longer living in a community i'm one the thirds o two-thirds of this culture that rents and the remaining some percentage of people that live here because so many people have been adapted i think i support supervisor campos legislation and if it explicit glow the board i'll support it on the bottle i think this is we need more regulation in this city this is a small move not a dramatic thing to do it mate preserve our neighborhoods which the mission is right now the target of the whole east side of san francisco has been effected and especially t

dbi have worked for 10 years to develop a single property information system that will allow san franciscans to assess planning and - >> thank you very much. next speaker. before i do let me call a few more cards line up (calling names) i'm sorry if i butchered your name. >> i'm i's religious lived in the mission for 40 years i'm a retired nurse long term member of the san francisco tenants union i support supervisor campos and supervisor mar's and supervisor avalos legislation that will be the best opportunity to protect renters especially low income and medium income people that are struggling to survive in the city i'm sure you're aware of there are over 2 thousand evictions in the past year in san francisco and increased 540 percent there's not another affordable housing being built we have to hang onto every unit airbnb is a contributor not the only contributor to this the m m l k where under is wealthy and poverty and hardship on my block and all over the mission in january 28th there was a terrible fire 18 families lost their homes 64 families including children no where for them to g

that are displaced and struggling to stay in the city not to retain current san franciscans we have a city that works inform to for the san francisco resident not for the ones here that's not a fair situation right now we have based on an article in the local media roughly 6 thousand or so airbnb listing at any given time we have 7 thousand people homeless in san francisco just imagine something that prevents units from on the housing market for homeless let me talk about the housing regulations we come to the microphone we hear the chime if i go thirty seconds and another minute the skrmentsz or consultatorius will come to the podium when i come through the knowledge i come to give you an honest testimony i know that the city government could a regulate with the public testimony we do so everyday i might get hit by a car every business has a responsibility to san francisco thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> and good evening supervisors i'm charley goose representing san francisco public apartment association and better san francisco i did not prepare a

the opportunity to make your lifes easier, with my expertise and to help to make the lives of san franciscan mals and its people better. >> if you have any questions, please. >> thank you. >> no questions right new. >> so thank you. >> appreciate your coming in. >> go to the next applicant, maria conlon? >> who is a --. >> i am a new appointment. >> hi, nice meet you. i am new to this and so it was a little bit of a new understanding the process to apply and get in thank you very much with you and i apologize for my communication with you, i have living in san francisco for 28 years and working at the gap all the way sense and i took a new role last week at bank of the west and project manage and her producer there. and i also volunteer at san francisco, animal control, and so i am familiar with the cat whens they come in and i am on the board of directors which the give me shelter that takes the at-risk cats from the san franciscan mal control. and give me shelter, i do the social media marketing manager, and i do the on-line fund-raising among anything else that really needs to be done for

good the one thing i want to say i'm a native san franciscan i understand this problem is going on in san francisco right now i thought a lot about it with my friends some of my buddies or firefighters or cops working as teachers indict for them to live in the city i understand there is a problem i want to doing every thing we can my old man is a native san franciscan and wants to do his part to solve this problem history is a good indication of what the future holds my dad's person history will show how he's going to act in the future and his commitment to the mission district he was born of a single mother and put himself through college and shortly thereafter he start doing kitchens and bombards excelsior off of thirsting sunset and got a little bit of money and leveraged himself to the brink to build a building on mixing it washington better to go market rate housing it would have served a larger profit margin he decided to make is a building that was full of section 8 elderly and model you know for building that can help to serve people in the community with regards to 6 van ness

honoree is vera diane williams vera is a early education teacher and teresa school she's a native san franciscan graduated in san francisco state and taught over 42 years (clapping) would have and her son is with sfusd she incorporated technology by letting the students use flip cameras she's the perfect teacher congratulations vera. >> come on you guys vera what did you get all right. (clapping) congratulations congratulations. >> (inaudible). >> 35 there's value. >> all right. (clapping.) our second teacher award recipient is lisa k50i7bd teacher at rosa parks elementary school (clapping) lisa teaches kindergarten here motel earned a certificate from the berkley and criminal she's taught english and in japan to the ymca and teaching in the program and the first alumni to teach in the program in 2007 recognizing the san francisco examiners as one of the teachers for her destructed class it is fun and full one of the best teachers i've had the pleasure of working with parents regard her highly congratulations teresa. >> a what did you get. >> i got the shoulder. >> our next award recipient is ma

those units i know we have to be dictate how we do it i really think if our priorities to keep san franciscans in san francisco and our priorities to bring people back to their hometown we have a make a conscious effort i see that filled by ucsf staff or teachers that showed up last year and i can see that people who have worked san francisco state or city college of san francisco 20 or thirty years not thank you for the opportunity because their invested in this great city not to say that new folks aren't but with the cost of housing skoekt we have to give people the effort and another health institution ucsf category it seems to me that is very ucsf heavy give more of their folks an opportunity i can see doctors that have worked and st. luke's for a long time and indoors not having the opportunity that's my fear so i think taking into account how we're going to create this outreach program i'd like to of we do that at another meeting we look at this because it really looks like you will say is win on this one and if we want to be fair we need to make sure we do outreach at state or city or o

dollars $13 million goes to income to pay for mortgages and rents as a host san francisco gives san franciscans the reason to share our residents contributing to our world-class san diego city council this is for visiting families that otherwise couldn't afford it now the major costs the cycle states the number of units off the market is guessing to be 15 hundred the chronicle adds this is a sliver of the overall housing unit in intuitively was 2 hundred and 44 thousand units and in addition 6 heed plus units and another 50 thousand in the pipeline however, we can all agree the number of units recommended from the market is two small now just like oil traffic laws the sufficient top dollars were area in confliction direct top dollars to enforce the existing laws don't disrupt the san franciscans give the existing law a chance to work. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good afternoon my name is chris i'm in lower pacific heights whether you rents or own our home or simply inviting san francisco is a very expensive city home sharers has helped me and beneficial for local bus

i support the proposal of the collateral agreement for san franciscan for health care housing jobs and justzs that incleeds transparency and [inaudible] thank you >> thank you and i will read a few more names. peter cohen, charles [inaudible] kim [inaudible] cathy [inaudible] gill nob >> hello my name is bob prints and came here to exz spress concern there isn't agreement on the [inaudible] as you heard doctor browner announced they reached ongrument with saint ant in a. i think this week [inaudible] she has been very open with us about the progress. i hope this is good news. i expect it is good news. saint anteany is a credible provider. there was a meeting in the tender loan erloin who expressed a intres in being able to tell cpmc what thairb preference would be and how to get helt care in the tenderloin and would like to take that theme and apply it to [inaudible] to plan a community forum that would describe what the plans for the rebuild of saint luke suz about. i think we had a honest exchange and made it clear it is our hope and expectation this isn't just a presentationf, this

of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upgrades to five story buildings will help keep more residents safe and sound. tell me a little about the soft story program. what is it? >> it's a program the mayor signed into law about a year and a half ago and the whole idea behind it was to help homeowners strengthen buildings so that they would not collapse. >> did you the soft story program apply to all buildings or building that were built in a certain time frame? >> it only applies to buildings built in the time frame of 1978 and earlier. it's aimed at wood fra

. >> hello, i'm zachary row i'm a san franciscan resident and a student at the university of the san francisco and involved with the sierra club i'm concerned about the future of our environment climate change negatively effects our future the degree of damage will be determined by the decisions we make now we can no longer for the record to wait that's why i'm here today and the reason i support clean power sf it has many positive aspects like job creation but in their opinion the most important aspect of the program is that state is the best thing that san francisco, california do to combat climate change for us the clean power sf setsz a standard for the rest of the country make san francisco a climate leader and place pressure upon other cities to adapt similar programs it's our responsibility and duty and our duty to act ton climate now i urge the puc to support clean power sf thank you. >> we do support it the next speaker i can't pronounce her name. >> help me with our first name. >> thank you for all the work you do i'm the vice president of the political foyers for the harve

afternoon joe wilson hospitality house want to lend our support focusing on prevenlg to keep san franciscanssed 90 in san francisco make sense and hopefully, you'll unfortunate in that proposal one of two annoying comments i think the important thing to remember for us is that increasing services to one sector of the population shouldn't come at the accept of the vulnerable population no, not to reconfigure the by but back more that his and consistent with the scale of the problem we're 40 thousand affordable units short of what the current need is for extremely income and low income as follows that is a number open the order of 16 to $20 billion so we're talking about pitting a housing bond on the ballot we need to talk about billion dollars rather than million dollars that's two and it is frustrating to hear we access and evaluated them and screen them and rehab them but everything but hire them we need to have someone stand up in this town and explain to developers how we do business it is bans our rules they have to come to the table bans what they want- expanding the pilot practice writ

speed rail to sacramento and will stand our xaltd capacity jobs while relieving pressures on san franciscan this project can't take thirty years we must work together to come out through the bureaucracy leverage offhand u funds from every possible source and get this transbay two built our region overlook economy depends on that it we all know that how's and infrastructure are not enough when we think about the health of our cities and community we realize there are still too many people that are homeless on our streets in need of housing and too many in our system that haven't been to find a way up and out we can't and will not snelt this year the status quo we'll work together to lift the families up 0 insure they share in the success of our city so we're launching a navigation program a navigation center in the mission district this is an innovative idea in the first in the nation and hours the people at the site and quickly move them into permanent rooms roanoke city centers and other locations they begin to lead stable lives with wrap around services and a chance to turn their lives ar

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[inaudible] 2 years ago on the premise of creating permanent jobs and selling them with san franciscans from high unemployment neighborhoods. cpmc entry level hiring for non construction jobs is horrible for the first year and a half of the development agreement with a spike in hiring just in the last few months that allowed cpmc to claim they are coming close to the 40 percent hiring go. we like to hope

to find longer housing many units are long-term and expensive you've heard about the cost of san franciscans when you have to rent a tracking truck to move from short-term rentals you're paying 2/3rd's of our income in rent you can't spend think outside the box 0 groceries or going out with your friends the only housing you're spending. >> times consulting to your job instead of taking classes or eating at local restaurants or businesses most importantly the biggest cost to san franciscans is the loss of stability to our neighborhoods in the sense that protecting tenants can in the morning belong in a city because of that i support of supervisor campos campos. >> i live in san francisco i'm many of that share an under utilized room the rental market will not be offended for a long term rental mark the last thing to have a distinction between good and bad actors between hosted and non-hosted if you want to go after bad actors you know who they are i ask you to eliminate the distinction within hosted and non-hosted i believe that the - a guest room is under used that didn't make me a commercia

[inaudible] 2 years ago on the premise of creating permanent jobs and selling them with san franciscans from high unemployment neighborhoods. cpmc entry level hiring for non construction jobs is horrible for the first year and a half of the development agreement with a spike in hiring just in the last few months that allowed cpmc to claim they are coming close to the 40 percent hiring go. we like to hope that the improvement in hiring over the last few months is not just a aberration and one time trend, but given cpmc's performance for the first year and a half wree skeptical and we'll continue the hiring especially from it disadvantaged neighborhoods. thank you for your attention on this and look for full compliance with the pornts hiring goals >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> thank you and good afternoon supervisors. my name is lay law and with china for affirmative action. we are an employment aijs in china town so i want to give narratives for folks that applied for entry levels possessions. in the interest of time i'll share 1 or 2, but know sthr are dozens out there.

that is not true and i think that important to get the word out to the san franciscans who care about animals that there are animals here in san francisco who adoptable, treatable animals who are put to sleep, unnecessarily. both maria and julene are very intelligent and resourceful and creative and hard working people. and they both bring the specific talents julene has a phd and it is wonderful and synthesizing data, and trying to move san francisco forward to being a no kill city, and maria has done the same thing but in a slightly different way, she has worked animal by animal, and she she is getting the animals that are unlikely to get out of the shelter alive in the foster homes, and into adoptive hems and she recently helped me and i took in a cat that was hiv positive and the animal care and control disqualified him from being put up for adoption. and maria helps me get him out of the system and to get me shelter cat rescue and a foster home and he is from go to sick shut down cat and he is going to be a very playful and wonderful adoptable cat. and they have established a cat