five-year maintenance program and no strings attached and we are lucky to partner with google and sf city all of the work that they are doing throughout san francisco and this is a great testament to the projects here that will deliver the real results to the residents of our city and that will make a difference to everyone living in our neighborhoods which this is all about. to the person, or to the family, that use our parks that sun bathe on the lawn when it is sunny in san francisco or at our ball fields and it helps them get on the phone and surf the internet or e-mail when they need to more important than that, is the tender loin rec center has free wi-fi to be able to enable the staff to conduct the operation and able to communicate in the department and sign up the children in the leaks on the internet that they did not have access to before, and the community groups and the people from the neighborhood that perhaps did not have wi-fi access where they live. and now they can come here as they utilize the space and they have the ability to use the internet now and the ability for t

and sf city to make sure their hooked up with city build and on the services side their prep people to be able to be referred 0 those opportunities we're all working together as far as the schedule to everybody whngz the opportunities come up. >> thank you and my last question on financing i want to be sure we have all our partners and sister agencies read to fund and provide funding the important milestone so we have the commitments from our partners? pursue. >> so the loans you approved back in july include ocii funds which we have in hand and subsidy from the master developer and i actually have a slide there's a slide popping up that shows the split what the d da requires that subsidy be provided by lamar so that means january and our loan is contingent upon that. >> so we have a motion other questions. >> commissioner. >> back in the days we talked about naming the opportunity of some of those streets sort of poktsdz naming them after leaders in the community is that something that will be coming before us. >> i'm not sure it pertains to alice and maybe through the chair the stree

city clerk: sf 51234 >> same house same call. this item is finally passed. item 6. city clerk: avalos6.140932[accept and expend grant - california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund - youth stewardship program - $200,000]sponsor: chiuresolution authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $200,000 from the california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund to support the youth stewardship program. city clerk: avalos6.140932[accept and expend grant - california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund - youth stewardship program - $200,000]sponsor: chiuresolution authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $200,000 from the california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund to support the youth stewardship program. city clerk: avalos6.140932[accept and expend grant - california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund - youth stewardship program - $200,000]sponsor: chiuresolution auth

now we have sf city partnering just at sales force.com and sales force foundation and they're now circling all the campuses and it's all the 130 campuses, all the schools will never have a teacher or a principal say that we don't have enough money or resources to educate our kids. this is the transformation that's going on in the city and we have dream force and sales force to thank. thank you for being in our city and thank you for being a great company. >> thank you. i really appreciate it. thank you for inspiring us and thank you for coming to the keynote instead of going to the giants' game. thank you for that. superintendent, you've partnered with the mayor in an unprecedented way, you've come together and we've never seen such incredible leadership in or san francisco public schools so thank you for that. where are we going with this investment >> i want to join mayor lee in thanking you on behalf of the 57,000 students in public schools. our vision is that every student in every one of our schools will have not only exposure, but opportunity to engage at a very deep level with techn

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city clerk: sf >>supervisor norman yee: okay. that would be eugene porfido. >> i was disappointed i wasn't selected. i'm actually really grateful because over the past year that i have attended the mental health board meetings, a couple reasons, i'm glad you didn't select me because i learned a lot over the past year. the person you did select, has been the ride person for the position. i'm really grateful for that. i have an application in for supervisor yu. in that case i would like to withdraw my application for this seat because while i do have qualifications for a family member, i think i would be better served as a consumer member on the board and hoping maybe someone more appropriate would get chosen for this seat. with your permission. >>supervisor norman yee: okay. i think we will grant your wishes. i appreciate your comments. >> as far as the seat too, i'm always available if you want to speak to me for questions. i will be back in january if i don't get appointed for seat 12 when it opens up. >> so the seat you are ref

sf. >> city of san leandro accepted the temporary loan of controversial armored medical evacuation truckfor the police department. 200,000 dollar bear cat medevac tactical vehicle on display for the community to inspect and judge whether or not the city council should authorize the purchase. viewing time announced next month. truck is designed to provide more protection for emergency medical and swat teams. now it's also equipped with gun turret and that fact make some folk say they don't want the truck around. >> the new bart connect or between oakland coliseum station and the city airport starts the first run at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. but today the new lane was open for couple of hours taking the first passengers on the automated ride. 4 years since bart broke ground on the project. officials say they have been pressuring contractors and testing the line in the overnight hours to make sure the service was available be in time for the busy holiday travel season. >> running train in a listen for 30 straight hours. testing the escalatortors el have itors so much more goes into it than just t

we want to come here today and say we are proud from the response of the city. the sf mta's response in placing counter ads showing what a beautiful and loving san francisco is. the board of supervisors today is recommending this resolution and inviting us to speak. we look forward to working with you on this fight against hate towards muslim americans. thank you. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak, my name is carol sanders and i represent the bay area chapter of jewish voice for peach. -- peace. jvp area has 9,000 supporters and 200,000 nationally. we work to end israel occupation for people's rights in all israel and palestine and for compliance with international law. recently jvp launched a new project. it's called the jewish network against islam phobia. we did this because in our scope of work islam phobia is not limited to hate speech that is on the bus ads. it can take different forms that can stir blatant islam phobia that is much of our civil and political discourse at this time. one for example is messaging that we reduces the community to the good mu

track 9 spending and keep the project on the projects on track and the good work that the sf puc together with the city attorney did at the puc on those issues really goes to the good work of jonathan cherry and michael from the sf puc and from the city attorney's office i want to give them a shout out this 3457 shows where the series are and who owns them their 13ri7b8d throughout the city and most of them are owned by pg&e the 8 that are currently being designed and improved and supervisor wiener in our opening remarks you talked about how street lights are funded and supervisor cohen you mentioned you know how come they're a hodgepodge you know when improvements are undertaken on a larger scale in city blocks perhaps a whole block is being reconstructed the project proponent are responsible for improving the street lights and bringing them up to code so for example, octavia blue cross blue shield and mission bay and hunters point shipyard those systems are all part of the project and they're being funded by the project proponent and turned and inspected by the city for ownership we say also have fun

city clerk: sf 27. anti-arab and anti-muslim bus advertisements. >> this board took a unanimous vote against bus ads and we appreciate how unfortunate it is again that we are back in this situation. i would ask this board stand up again condemning these ads and i appreciate the public coming together to stand with our local residents since 9-1-1 who have been subjected to significant discrimination and hate crimes in the aftermath of that tragedy event. with that, clooez, colleagues, i ask for your support. supervisors wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. i support this. i think these ads are vial and disgusting. i know the 1st amendment is what it is. it's unfortunate that our public buses have to be will littered with these reprehensible ads. icon democracy -- condemn them and will be supporting this resolution. this is not only the ads of this nature that have been run on muni, last year i also stood with the community and condemning these ads in fact the jewish community came forward to con

we want to come here today and say we are proud from the response of the city. the sf mta's response in placing counter ads showing what a beautiful and loving san francisco is. the board of supervisors today is recommending this resolution and inviting us to speak. we look forward to working with you on this fight against hate towards muslim americans. thank you. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak, my name is carol sanders and i represent the bay

city clerk: sf 21234 >> i have j d fong who will speak ton this matter today. >> good afternoon supervisors, jackie fong from contact of administration i'm requesting an mou from the city andy -- ecology from november 24th #shgs 2014 to december -- november 30, 2020 , to not compete the amount of $44 million. this amount negotiated 11.4 percent increase in refuse waste in the agreement. the average annual increase for years 1-4 is between 8.25 percent and in addition the mou grants annual cost-of-living judgements to the rates beginning july 2015 through november 20th. this table indicates the city's estimated spend for the term of the contract. the recology group of companies are the only license use of refuse in sfrabs. san francisco. the company has served san francisco since 1932 granting recology then known as sunset scavenger garbage rights in san francisco. the ordinance remains in effect and a proposed vendor remains the only company that has provided residential customer service since 1932. the proposing mou was not competitively bid. as city residents or by ordinance still legally

. >> van ness considered one of the city worst intersection. 5 of this year fatality have occurred along this busy corridor. advocate group walk sf says the city has done a lot of planning to improve pedestrians safety. now time to act. >> only 6 percent of street count for 60 percent of severe fatal injury a clear mandate to say we can if best 6 percent of our street. >> sf among those pushing the city vision zero. strategy to try to reduce pedestrians death to zero. in the next 10 years. on tuesday voters passed 2 proposition that might help. >> now that we have the voter confirmation we have some 300 million dollars to work with to redesign the street. educate to enforce. >> mayor says 9 of the 24 planned projects have already been completed. and worn on the others will now accelerate. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> we have new details since 6:00 o'clock on crash that may have made you maybe a loved one get home late tonight. all lanes of northbound 6 80 and danville are now open after a rush hour crash. we were overhead. it involved a california highway patrol motorcycle officer. investigators tell the us that

after reviewing refer it to city planning and sf puc and transfer sf mta and the fire department for approval the city recommend for approval and complies in compliance with their general plans and they approved it on may 9, 2013, mta recommend for approval on august 28th of this year and fire department approved it on their preplanning of last year actually 2012 moving forward after you see the agencies that approved we had a notification to the neighbors which is the 3 had had radius map and scheduled for public hearing with public works we had our public hearing and no objections and after the director of public works recommended this project forward for their resolution the grant permission for the lot a that's where we are now any questions? thank you. >> okay. thank you very much yeah. >> so - i want to take up a few seconds supervisor wiener and supervisors thank you to supervisor breed and staff from dpw doing a great job to get this implemented and nick and ms. short were structural in this we're ending this project we're thrilled to be provid