with you're continuing support this program can continue to be a critical component of san francisco see resilience in times of disasters thank you, thank you thank you very much. next speaker >> i represent south beach and representative the program which is mentioned and the disaster animal response team. it's the same concept it's aid and abet in the search for animals. and i'd appreciate it if both were considered >> we have a nice man in the wheelchair could you come up. thank you for your patience >> first i'd like - >> sir, if you could come - >> i'd like to thank giving me me this opportunity to be among you and just to share an idea about that. i didn't come to represent a special group or special people but i just came to further myself and people who share the problems just like me. i've been homeless for the last 2 years. i'm - the key is with the mayor. all the housing and waiting lists in san francisco are just a fake. i'm leasing so many but they say you're on the waiting list wait, wait, wait. the mayor is the hope and the key is with him. i'm coming now and then. i've

>> reporter: now, oakland and san jose offer similar job programs for young people, although they aren't nearly as big as san francisco's programs to our website later tonight at kpix.com/consumerwatch. >> i think you should get $11 an hour just to say skinny latte double, you know, whatever. >> reporter: if you can remember the menu. >> no kidding. >> thank you. >>> we need a little iced coffee now and certainly the next couple of days. >> mocha! >> it can be a good question, hot or iced latte? >> iced pretty soon. >> these are pressing issues. we'll transition from hot to ice the next couple of days. not as warm as we first thought. i'm not expecting widespread triple digits now still toasty outside. here's a live look outside san jose. sunny skies after morning fog in the santa clara valley but not warm yet, only 68. santa rosa 68. livermore 73. concord 73. downtown san francisco currently 58 degrees. it's been a downward trend in livermore but we cut things off at 77 degrees for a high today. look where you were a couple of days ago. 96. but today only in the upper 70s. but we're working our way back up. it will beg

recommended 1 million 2 hundred and 49 million with the san francisco safety program this is an action item. >> good afternoon this item begins on page 43. as you recall we provided i 90 in april. san francisco share of the region and safety school funds is one-hundred 4 million over the past few months we're worked with the safety coalition for how to enhance the safety issues. we have a - we have the san francisco program. the primary difference is the program will increase in size from a number of 16 high schools. if you have particular schools in mind to make sure the coalition reaches out to call the authority staff. and we're provided you with a brief presentation or if you feel that the april presentation provided sufficient information we'll skip it >> yeah. given the need for this room. i heard a very important presentation so i'm hoping we don't need that presentation today. so seeing no questions let's open this up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues can we move this forward. madam clerk rewe needing to vacant this room >> we need to vacant

program is helpful i think the city needs to take the next step. i urge you and the board of supervisors to amend the scene in san francisco rebate program. production brings good jobs and enhance the san francisco as a tourist destination. thank you. >> hello my name is joel alora (sounds like) a summer associate at the law office of -- which focuses on independent production. i do want to reiterate what everybody said but we want to voice our support for this legislation. we hope that you will support it as well. thank you. >> good morning my name is joanne desmond, i am assistant business agent with local 16, the stagehands union here in san francisco. i would like to echo the sentiments of everyone in support of this. i just got rough figures for you this morning from our office. from 2010 to the middle of 2013, half year, the film production has accounted for over 22 million dollars in direct wages to our members with an additional 14% going to health and welfare benefits and an additional 7% going to members' pension funds so it is a big boon to our members and i would appreciate on behalf of our members your support. thank you. >> n

item 8 san francisco program projects of one bay area grant funds. the c ac passed this item unanimously the decision on this item focused on the community involvement in these projects. and if funding for improved lighting was included. in the second project staff responded with information regarding how united states community is involved and also the lighting was being opportunity through and improved general fund request by the dp w to the city. item 9 prop k funds and prop aa funds for 7 annual request. please note that the c ac may agenda did not include the request for the walk first investment strategy. we did, however, pass the rest of the items unanimously. with our discussions sit down on the tree planting money of dp w. the c ac was pleased to see the dp w making an effort for homeowners with hardship regarding payments for upkeep and there are efforts by the city to find alternatives to replacing the responsibility of trees maintenance on property owners. additional we will consider the administration charged property owners for assistan

program. there's 474 million available. san francisco tends to do well though when we settle in on a small number of priorities. mtc endorsed five regional priorities, which is the high speed rail early investment program which includes cal train [inaudible] but it could delay when we need to provide it also to firm up some of the other funding sources in that plan and it always -- the transbay transit bus george facility for 18 million dollars. the announcement is expected on these grants sometime this fall. quick announcements on our two brt [inaudible] final certification of the impact report and statement for the prowhich is a big milestone. that should be available on our website in july. we are busy contacting personally folks who are impacted by changes in the future assignments in the final [inaudible] alternative including those -- few businesses and places like the colored loaning zone that are being /aeu /tpebgtded and we are working with them on being affected and eliminate impacts. [inaudible] to speed it along. there's a lo

in the first six years the san francisco rebate program has been in effect the film industry spent 40 million dollars in our local economy. nearly 12 and a half has been spent on local salaries for 1,135 crew positions and 4922 background extra positions. they returned to the production companies under the rated program was a little over 1 million and a half dollars; that is a fantastic rate of return for the city. we have had a 20 percent increase in the number of filming days since the last fiscal year and an 18 percent increase in the number of permits and sent 2009 that number has increased to 65% increase in the number of film days and a 49% increase in the permits that we have issued. in addition applications to the san francisco reader program has increased from three applicants fiscal year 11-12 to eight applicants fiscal year 12-13. right now we have a huge challenge. while applications to the program are increasing and more productions are expressing interest in basing here we find ourselves in a situation where we don't have a state space for productions to build cover sets

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next item please. >> item 11, adopt san francisco's program of projects for 45 million in one-bay-area grant funds. this is an action item. >> commissioner cohen. >> as i mentioned earlier in the meeting, the project is not slated to be ready 'til 2015 so based on my conversations with ta staff i believe we can work on design of this project and utilize our prop k dollars for construction. /tha*bg you. >> thank you commissioner cohen. if no other comments from commissioners i just want to add something about a project in lincoln district ten and nine and 11 that i'm really excited about -- the [inaudible] project, complete streets project that is receiving obag funding. it's something that constituents in all districts have been working on for a number of years that have real improvements to [inaudible] avenue which cuts right through [inaudible] park. we don't have adequate bike access and the roads are in really bad shape and it's a mayor line linking up our neighborhoods for the 29 bus so we can really do some great street work there that will change dramatically that part of our ci

you will allow the library to expand $5,000 of cash money from the san francisco public library for direct support of a variety of programs, such as sf summer read, staff development and recognition. one city, one book and san francisco in the 60, robotic program for youth, e learning support and the annual puppet program for children, library production and many programs. with the support the plans, the library have more than 2,000 in fiscal. we ask for your support on this resolution and i'm here to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you, comments, any questions. all right. much appreciated. we don't have any report for this item so we'll open it up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item number 7? >> ramiski and i'm a member of the board of the san francisco library and i want to thank you for your support in advance for this resolution, the acceptance of these funds. the summer reading program is just starting and i'd love to have each of you to check out of the 26 branchs and get involved in the summer reading program. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. anybody else like to sp

school education program provides outreach programs to public and private schools and helps to teach how to protect nature. regarding energy the san francisco watch program is a public and private program which helps thousands of property owners and we provided support for homeowners this program offers rebates to provide an audit to help the homeowners ruse the use of energy. we have the sf energy map to help the folks learn l about solar. we're experiencing with group discounts through solar at work. regarding our climate program we have aggressive emissions program. we track the city's carbon and multiple programs. we are just about to release our climate action strategies that will talk about transportation and energy where we can see further reductions locally. i want to mention that our environment program is focused on lower emissions. recognizing our climate is changing we'll want to know what the long term and short term focuses are. the last program serve area is green building. the green building program helps with the assisting of the green standards. it provides innovative green pace program information and helps the city progr

i want to acknowledge the groups the mission development agency the san francisco cart program. the mission merchants association. the miracle mile. the safety network partnership. and shape up san francisco. mission district police station has been a participant and, of course, the san francisco planning department and council. i'm supportive of the proposal that you have and i look forward to hearing from the public >> thank you supervisor campos if there's no additional comments i'd like to ask my colleague to come up and talk about some issues about the background of this legislation. >> good afternoon adam. i was the city projects manager which was an initiative that really started in 2006 when the city pass a better street policy that case law called upon the city's jurisdictions over the right-of-way to work together for the pedestrian realm. so that's what we did. we started working on the pedestrian project it involves the planning department, the puc - to how we deliver the street improvements for the reasons you mentioned earlier. so we asked the controllers office to

resolution approving professional services agreement, airport contract 9185.9, program management support services for the san franciscoternational airport, terminal 1/boarding area b redevelopment program between t1 partners, a joint venture of parsons transportation group, inc., the allen group, llc, and epc consultants, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in the not to exceed amount of $4,453,178 for the first year of services; this is a multi-year, multi-phased program with an estimated total contract value in the not to exceed amount of $32,000,000 pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b). >> colleagues, can we take this same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> next item. >> item 27 is a resolution approving the continuation of the new market tax credit program, established by the former redevelopment agency of the city and county of san francisco, revisions to the bylaws of the san francisco community investment fund, and contributions of city staff under a cooperative agreement, and authorizing the san francisco community investment fund

program. healthy san francisco is a community-based enrollment program that gets an open shot for everybody to get some kind of health care insurance for themselves. with the idea that people who pay attention to their health at an early stage and don't wait for critical barriers to hit them, can then bring costs down and keep a healthier society. so we're going to make more investments in that direction and i think that is a guiding principle for us in this debate. i can't tell you today how much money we're going invest in there, but i do know that in the five-year budgeting that we have done, we're increasing our investment in public health to make sure that we articulate the best programs. we're going to have these ideas come through the budgetary process. >> we're getting lots of different kinds of questions, kind of macro questions and the little itsy bitsy questions and this is a smaller question that we'll try to turn into a macro question. a question from timothy hatfield working at sfo airport and the question is why he can't invoice using emails? why hassle with snail-mail? so let's

program. we have a city design review for all projects. we have our san francisco arts galleries program that reviews 3 areas. in the veterans war believe that will be close important a seismic project. and finally we have our street ar artists majority of our budget is through general funds. we have a number of resources on departmental work orders like the public library and the public works department. they primarily support our art program and antigraffiti program. under the license fees we have the review process fees. and then you have the street artists licensing fee. we'll hear the legislation to the artists fee. this will be the first time in the the 3 years we've propriety a fee increase for the program. the rationale for that is that we haven't raised it in 3 years but because of the inflation. its cost recovery so we need to recover any revenues in order to cover those in salary and benefits. the current proposal will not balance the program and we're working with the mayor's office. if we were to raise it to full cost recovery that would be a thirty pe

san francisco is becoming resistant. and mayor resistant safety improvement program are working to stash a program that means quick recovery. san francisco needs it's hospitals to be, if you knowable. as you know a major kwaerth today will leave san francisco with few beds. and we need all our hospitals. when the next he earthquake occurs the san franciscans deserve to have save hospitals for help. the time to improve that plan is now. thank you >> good afternoon thank you for lowering any tospectro speak. i'm the policy director and i'm here to speak in support of the agreement before you today. we represent the 11 non-profit community health centers in san francisco. collective we serve l about 10 people v. of the san francisco's population. i know you've heard a lot about the health care reform. we feel we've been working on preventive care and we offer many, many languages we serve many sub populations and with our partners with the health department. we're happy to have a pie to be used to help the clinics to help our april work in expanding assess as more and more get assured more will come to the clinics and we want

san francisco. it's critical to fund these programs to enhance the economic stability and prosperity of san franciscans so they can compete for the jobs and stay in san francisco. metaas you know is a community based local economic development agency. it's located in the mission district of san francisco for nearly 40 years. we have been work to improve social conditions in the neighborhood and stimulating investment and enhancing the business environment and jobs for the residents. it's critical to fund the programs to maintain that. we had a huge displacement of our community in the mission district and all around an fran and it's all over and funding these programs will help keeping programs in san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> thank you for listening today supervisors. i debbie her man with the health and services network and i am here with the nonprofits and here to support the budget enhancement request. this is i group of asks put together by nonprofits, by the people that work for us, by the people that are served for us. there are several different areas

resolution approving professional services agreement, airport contract 9185.9, program management support services for the san franciscoternational airport, terminal 1/boarding area b redevelopment program between t1 partners, a joint venture of parsons transportation group, inc., the allen group, llc, and epc consultants, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in the not to exceed amount of $4,453,178 for the first year of services; this is a multi-year, multi-phased program with an estimated total contract value in the not to exceed amount of $32,000,000 pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b).

program as one of them. we serve 10,000 children a year. we reach almost every public elementary and k through eight school in san francisco. this is a really important program that we want to grow, not be forced to shrink for lack of funds. we fund the gardens management activities. we fund improvements. we are funding the nursery center for sustainable gardening and hiring and total support is more than $2 million a year and provide the garden 36,000 volunteer hours a year. fee revenue has grown to exceed expectations and we are growing as well. botanical garden is not different from other cultural institutions. the garden cannot survive on city funding alone much thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is mary pitts. i'm a dosant and trustee at the san francisco botanical garden. i'm here to support the lease management agreement and also the admissions program for non residents. i'm very impressed with the budget process which i have sat through for hours today. i have new respect for what you do and i am simply here to ask you and glad to ask you to allow us to contribute to the city in the way that

program continue. thank you very much for your attention. apl (applause)>> moderator: perfect timing. next -- (indiscernible) >> good morning everyone, my name is -- patel, i have been a resident of san francisco for over 30 years. i the fact the mayor and the board of supervisors for having discount program and i'm here to ask for an increase to the level of funding for the san francisco budget for arts programs; the funding programs have not increased since 1996 and 1995. to get to these year's level it would ask an increase of four hundred thousand dollars. you had to use these resources of 95-96 the balance this year's budget i'm sure the mayor and supervisors would have a hard time doing so. those are artists, individual artists that have no structural support. -- program is it nationally renowned program, people in the community award this programs. we are asking for -- this not mean that's what the valley of those programs are. if you want to keep families here, and the need place to go to on muny any programs where they can get measured and they need to have activities that express their wonderful neighborhoods. thank you. apl (applause)>> moderator: next xochitl cortez. >> hello. i wa