examples in the year with the benny halfway family and the middle school grades initiative to the sf city and the thousands of companies stepping up with their employees and resources to make sure our school boards in every school has resources and has support and has books and all the other support to zendesk partnering up with st. anthony's to serve the homelessness i mention those because google itself has created for partnership and wanted to do more i know this is another announcement of a come numb they want to help more people whether our parks or workforce training or whether housing or homelessness our companies have ever opportunity to step up and those public-private partnering are more and more becoming part of sustained ability to help governments and services agrees succeed in their it a mission that mission continues to help english can get support and connected up and get their needs if you would silvers we're thinking about collaborations this is the essence of why supervisor jane kim and supervisor london breed and i came to those offices to look for performing agencies

how about sf city. it was made up of high tech businesses. they're politically active and layer lobbyist. how do we know what -- that's why we want disclosure of donors to those groups because they're politically active. speaker: i would make one other point. when the disclosures take place, we raise the issue of disclosures of expenditures that are on election day which is currently not the practice here. we did that because so much money is spent on election day for bussing people to the polling place for calls, for direct phone calls to potential supporters to turn out. there's a lot of money spent on election day some the reason why you would want to disclose, not because it's going to change the election because the election is over, but for enforcement. otherwise, you don't get that information until the following february 31st and the person has been sworn into office and voting on things in the meantime when maybe they should not have been. thank you. speaker: mr. chair. speaker: yes. speaker: can i ask mr. bush a couple of questions.

i think it's a very important question because i haven't seen sf city and some them doing this kinds of work. the other question is i think it would be important to have someone from the mayor's budget office also involved because i would imagine there are budget implications to some of the recommendations, so i would sort of say if there is someone from the budget office that is involved as well, so if there are specific actions that are needed where money or other things that are needed that they have a role, but i want to thank supervisor cohen. i think this is exciting and i look forward to working on this. >> okay. i just want to clarify just some things. this is a conversation that we're having about an ordinance to amend the administrative code to establish the gun violence prevention task force and this task force will advise the departments

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

and on behalf of tay sf and the city wide board, but more importantly i am here to speak as a san francisco resident, and i was born here in san francisco, in the mission district, and i grew up in east oakland and where i lived now. and to be honest with you i am one of those young people who grew up smoking early and i ended upstarting to smoke when i was in the 6th grade. and to be very straight forward with you i am still working on quitting now. you know? and in the mission like the data clearly shows is one of the neighborhoods where the very, very much, a dense amount of outlets there. and where i reside now. and it is a similar case. now, i am a father and i am raising a 5-year-old daughter. and i have a 8-month-old or today, a 9-month-old boy who i am raising in the excelcior and we live on mission street where a lot of these outlets are located and i really want to insure that as i am raising them here as i want to in my hope is to continue to raise them here, and that, they don't have these attractions, and they don't have these ads that are so heavily populated and in our neighb

the environment code to revise the composition and meeting schedule requirements for the urban city clerk: sf 31234 >>supervisor norman yee: okay, mr. franklin, do you want to come up and say a few words. >> i will just mention, for scott wiener the sponsor of this ordinance. the supervisor is carrying the ordinance as a request for council after they deliberated on this topic and passed the resolution looking at changing their enact their bylaws and guidelines to be able to function. mayling from the department of the environment provides staff support for the council and a little bit of background on the orbs >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm mayling wei from the department. i think this is in your packet, the resolution to council? good. i brought copies in case. the council pass aid resolution earlier this year requesting some amends and also a meeting schedule to lineup with their bylaws and some longstanding vacancies they have had on the council. they have had two seats vacant for a long time and they want to see all of their members be voting members. in the past all of the members

since 2009 i participated in a study conducted by sf state and the city and county of san francisco neighborhood empowerment network. the needs were identified as follows: they want to see esl, parenting classes, day care and after school programs. services for youth and career counseling. our seniors wanted safe streets. never a mention af cannabis club. >> thank you. ma'am, your time is up. >> next speaker please. i will call more names, harley nelson, jamie, >> if i could make an announcement for those people who may still be remaining in the overflow room, we do have some chairs available. >> public speaker: . good evening, i'm a neighbor of the proposed project. i was at the ingleside neighborhood. i have lived in the neighborhood for 3 years and i'm a patient of spark. earlier i was diagnosed, it was mostly hereditary and caused by strep throat and anxiety. my doctor prescribed mehmed indication and caused me to break out. he told me that many people use cannabis and i went to dispensaries and staff was unknowledgeable. i went to sparks and i got an oil that helps me with the redness. it i

of power sf the cac passed a resolution to recommend it be approved and move forward the internet support by the lab co-also supports it by creating jobs and boy prioritizing jobs in the city of san francisco and those reasons i urge the commission to support sf so san francisco, california chief one hundred percent of this goal. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner i'm tara ma i imagine i wanted my counterpart to go first, she represents san francisco and i represent oakland so i'm not speaking in terms of the clean sf power although i want to show my support but decide emerald supports another opportunities clean sf power has the chance actually be a pioneer for the bay area several participants here will be speaking and looking at alameda county and we really, really want to look at what is developed here to follow in the steps 6 making those jobs local and career pathway and helping the community in the disengage areas benefit we have a lot of opportunity in the bay area and on a regional level so once again also support the clean sf power program and look to see how it's amplified on a regional level thank you. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> hello commissione

of our office announced a scholarship opportunity across the city, reimagine sf and it asked studentsto interact with policy areas that they care about and submit suggestions for new laws or provide suggestions to update outdated laws. they did this on a new website that the mayor's office and our office helped to create. it launched last week and it's on our website that provides for that direct commenting on specific sections of the codes. the gas station bathroom ordinance stems correctly from the comment from a student at san francisco state who felt that the current requirement that gas restrooms provide separate facilitis for men and women. it's unanimously supported by the small business association and strikes it in the code of provision for separate facilities and updates what mark thought was an outdated section of the law. it will only apply to new gas stations being proposed. the new law and scholarship opportunity was about encourage an often underheard voice with our city youth to participate in the process at city hall. showcasing how civic tools with participate our re

partnership with the city and partnership with institutions like kaiser is important and wanted to say thank you to kaiser permanente for the generosity the thoughtfulness and the commitment to hope sf two other things one the partnership that we have with the city is not one we are engaged in bye ourselves there are a number of committed institutions and philosophy and the bank of america and jp morgan chase we're very excited to welcome kaiser to that group of folks to that level which is one of the highest levels to implement the decision we're proud to be in partnership is kaiser the second thing is that this also would not be possible without the passion of the residents as the mayor said this is something i worked on well before coming to san francisco foundation and well before working in the city of oakland and the early phases of this were meeting with residents who were hive skeptical of whether or not this would happen to their commitment to stay at the table and giving us a fresh plate and working with us and hold our feet to the fire is something else i want to express my appreciation i want to bring up supervisor london breed before i do when we were working on this ea

. >> just this one might be to this gentleman we follow new york and other cities he lead walk sf kickoff finding saying 3 people are hit in san francisco a day but what does the data show how did he do at the end of this year and is a lot of our efforts working from that short amount of time we've been it from 2013-2014 and i thank people for kifk this mta as come aboard it is a contingent driven process. >> we don't have official statistics up to date mayor ed lee is not here yesterday we were at 17 district fatalities and this year that put us to have a safer 2013 than 2018 but last year, we had a spike at the end of the year and hopefully, we'll have fire fatalities than last year. >> as soon as we received the day there's on challenges with the data receiving and we met with the state department and their awe cul-de-sack aware of the challenges and the stating program is the california highway patrol can take up to 18 months to get the data a so in 2007 and 8 and 9 they had to cut back the staff and now there's a continued effort to restaff up the data collection team so we don't hav

sf puc. we gave that list -- the city and county gave that list to enernex as a way of saying without going all crazy into the behind the meter stuff these are projects that the puc looked at. why don't you look at these potential projects and this list is from those projects. as was said we might not do all of the projects. >> >> by the end of january we want to see the updated rate setting and plan creation under -- >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon commissioners. thanks so much for giving me the opportunity to speak. i am jess ackerman and the conservation manager for the sierra club and excited to see the enernex report and resolves the issues that we had and excited to move forward. we would like to see director malcolm come back to the puc and actually start looking at what the rates would be for a program that wouldn't include the shell contract and that's pretty much it so thanks so much for all of your work on this and we look forward to having you continue to push this forward and really putting pressure on everyone to move the program forward. thank you. >> thank y

sf weekly to talk about night life in the city it was a good discussion and you can listen to it we posted the link on our facebook page and on the forum website too so if you get a chance it's all of an hour with breaks in the middle it might put you to sleep. >> i listens to it on the internet you were great and concise and assured in what you were saying you were great. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for the compliment so i wrote in here the new years eve i'll let you the inspections tell you it was a business night not very many problems recorded to date i don't think and both cammy and i attended the party and o was that was on for the first time on new years eve it was a fun times once they're complete and they are getting all their ducks in a row to go and see a show there's it's amazing updates just briefly on the late night early morning transportation plan we're on target for the task force to the board of supervisors in february so this will include the short-term and long term solutions along what the costs associated without going into detail we will be coming to the commis

city. supervisor avalos was attempting to paint members of the sf p.d. with a broadbrush as being trigger-happy. nothing could be further from the truth. as a 25-year veteran of this fine department and speaking from this personal experience i can tell you the use of lethal force is the worse experience that any officer in san francisco or anywhere in this country has to go through. it is a nightmare and often haunts the officer for the rest of their lives. i can also tell you that there is no more diverse culturally enlightened, better trained and better educated urban law enforcement agency than the sfpd. the sf poa is a sponsor that provides dreams for toys for youth for public housing and this army member of the outreach wilderness program but why it the language in this resolution is divisive and confrontational. we should be understanding harmony along with structured debate --s on the issues in this country. >> thank you, next speaker, please? >> public speaker: good evening, my name is sarah osaba. i'm a new resident. i relocated here after being

earlier in comparison to the earlier years as compared to those tables sf puc was the first of the enterprise department in the city and county to issue it's financial statements and we expect to continue to receive the award from financial offices from excellence in financial reporting at this time, i'd like toenter introduce nancy to present the audit information and afterwards we'll answer any questions. >> thank you. >> good afternoon as francis said i'm the audit partner from k n e g i'm here to present the audit results but first, i wanted to spend about an hour since we did the presentation to todd and i wanted to throw out to say when the report i'm about to present to you would not be possible without the leadership from todd as well as the leadership and dedication to quality financial reporting that the management present has you know they show a clear leadership and clear sorry dedication to the quality and financial reporting. the court: objection sustained. the report i'm about to present would not be possible without them so our responsibility is to issue opinions on the final statement of the enterp

secret of new pdr space it is the first to be developed in the city over a decade it is significant the partnership this is developed between sf made and the developer to insure that and create a 50 thousand square feet building which chris mentioned shares. >> vision and mission to keep those in san francisco whoa whether jewelry's or barkers e.r. anyone in between i want to thank and commend sf made as well as the developer for working together to get it this point and thanks to the staff as well as john and laura are and others the from the office of economic workforce development in closing last week we heard the mayor's state of the city shared prosperity pdr jobs are at the core by insuring the contractors and intention of jobs that provide good entry-level opportunity for you'll sfoldz we're in support of the project thank you very much. >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm dan representing the ownership the hooper street i'm going to excited to present this vision located in show place square i was active that the local community in the oriental formation of the eastern neighborhood plan a

of our families in the neighborhood the united players and city crossroads that rounding u run our youth programs across the street and walk sf has been a strong partner in making sure we advocate for this and, of course any entire office is here ivy and sunny it took a lot of folks to make this a realty 4 years ago our residents actually organized a walk on significantly street that included edward reiskin and is ta and dpw and we started on significantly and market and walked to ross and to fulsome to talk about the needs that the community needs to make sixth street a safer place for the youth and seniors and mother jones and the collaborative to talk how the intersection was unsafe and we even crossed the crosswalks at significantly to see whether cars would stop for crossing when we walked across the street from that experience the following year the mayor's office actually worked with our office to fund a pilot we knew it would take a look at to get the prong we the first bulb out on significantly and howard number one and 3 on the top collision intersection in the city to shorten the walking distance for our pedestrian

city closed its roads and subway. the mayor told cnn it was better to be safe than sorry. sf two feet of snow would have paralyzed this city. >> connecticut's governor credited a travel ban with keeping state roads safe. >> we have only hat 15 accidents on our state roads. that is remarkable. >> the storm isn't over yet as the system moves north portland maine has almost 18" of snow and it's expected to continue snowing all night long. the 645,000 residents that t extremely dangerous out there. i know this has been busy and stressful 48 hours for you. driving up here today, i expected it to get a lot worse, and it did. there was no one on roads but it was amazing how easy it was to get around because people were obeying the rules. >> people were great in boston and the state when the government declare a snow emergency for the state. people really obeyed it. it was grateful for that. >> some of the drifts are incredibly high. sg still going. >> still plowing. it's still snowing. >> it's hard to get it off the ground. >> when will people will allowed out again. when will be ba

prepared at the direction of the mayor out of the larger sf adapt program and the objective to really incorporate sea level rise into the city's capital planning process as well as to improve the consistentcy across the departments how we think about and respond to sea level rise the committee was formed to include all the members of the capital planning committee and the agencies so puc and dpw and mta port and airport as well as the planning department and the capital department were on that committee and one of the initial tasks we did inform the miss guidance we look forward to other examples at the federal, state and local levels to see how they're looking accident sea level adaptation and we're looking at the support from a couple of the coastal support to develop a detailed document that is adapted and in the process of being implemented as a result if you're into this guidance is if so a reminded for all the capitalized departments for the capital plans so, now i'm going to hand this off to tanya and she's going to describe the details of how this document works. >> president fong and members of the commission i'm tany

it's something that city san franciscans have been looking for and to make sure we have a clean sf program and make sure it's really in charge of greenhouse gas reductions. i'm excited about this and looking forward to working together and the mayor is excited about this too and look ing forward to work with my colleagues. i'm hoping to move as quick as possible with this program. if we put forward 30 mega watts of 100 percent renewable energy we would have removed 149 tons of c02 a day. and that level continues to come forward in san francisco in terms of the atmosphere being polluted if you will. where by the end of the summer look to launch the program. i want to make sure the public utilities commission can provide us a sense of a time line with how to move forward and under the auspicious of the community choice aggregation program. i'm very happy to be in this position that we are actually seeing city hall come together to support cleanpowersf and let's move on. president ann caen do you have remarks? >> i do. i'm very happy to be joining in this meeting with public utilities commiss

have seen is trying to gauge the commitment of that agency and city to the implementation of community choice aggregation and clean power sf. so i'm wondering if the mayor's office can address that issue. >> we have here mr. roger kim from the mayor's office. welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon. senior advisor to the mayor. i think we're waiting from staff from the puc to come over, but we were pleased to see the study and draft version we've been able to take a look at and glad it pointed out the contract is not necessary and that was a big issue that the mayor was very concerned about. i know that the puc has some additional questions about the study with respect to jobs and how the numbers are calculated in the study and we're looking forward to seeing the final report. i know there was a joint meeting where that report will be discussing and i think it's more appropriate to wait and see the results of than meeting before we comment about the future of what the cca is. >> the focus here sb how the puc is spending some of the budget items we're talking about, but in the context of cca, one of the challenges we have is

city clerk: item 1, consent calendar. request of psa sanity os joseph for approval to accept a jack daniel's gift box from a gentleman he assisted while on duty at sf international airport. >> ladies and gentlemen, you will find a memo and there is a motion to accepted that. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? . city clerk: request of captain lazar and turnac for engaging -- for viaduct productions for value of $176. >> also there is another memo in your packet about allowing the engagement program to attend the ice skating event at union square. do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? any abstaining? >> thank you, motion carries. i want to thank mr. thompson of willie via tech productions which is valid at approximately $176 to allow the youth engagement program. again, $176. okay. next line item. city clerk: line item 2. general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight aide genetic but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks on the commission as a whole a

police tells us the department's internal affairs the missouri and the city's office of citizen's complaint is investigating this incident. sfts and no officers have been placed on leave. >> reporter: >> pam: part of san jose is growing homeless community is on the mold after being evicted from another homeless camp. about 50 to 60 people camped out along the union pacific railroad tracks near south 7 street. they were warned last week that they must be gone by today or face the diction. railroad police and cleanup crews are ride this morning to make good on that warning. >> pam: the camp was cleared. crews took apart the at dispose of tents and other makeshift shelters along the tracks. an advocate for the homeless was critical of the eviction and saying those this place will simply have to find a new place to camp. the attic and blames a lack of affordable housing for the ongoing homeless problem. the advocate is blaming the lack of affordable housing for the homeless >>: the city comes back in chase's about of the space is when they find as space is an ongoing problem there's no place to wet or. >> pam: the spokesman for