sfgov tv, i have a power point presentation.efore you today is one application for your consideration for a business to be include on the legacy business registry. the application was reviewed by me for completion and then submitted to planning department staff on april 4. the historic preservation commission heard the presentation may 2 and made a positive recommendation. for the applicant, the commission has been provided a staff report, draft resolution, application, case report from planning department staff, and a resolution from the historic planning commission. there are copies on the table for the public. the applicant is knights' catering. the business began as knights' restaurant in october, 1963, at 234 mccallister street and quickly became a popular eatery in the civic center neighborhood. they became to be relied on for business needs, which prompted the expansion of citywide catering. they moved in 1978 and 1989, at which time, the business focused solely on catering. a rent increase forced them to move to south sa

and i would like to thank leo and michael from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chairman. the completed speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the may 15, 2018 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. we are in receipt of a presidential action memo dated may 3, temporarily assigning south korea supervisor yee in place of supervisor peskin. >> today's meeting will be calling item four out of order. could you please all item number four? >> a the implementation and progress of the police department property crime unit to present information on the structure and practices of the neighborhood property crime unit as well as the regular updates of their progress. >> thank you. we will hear from ellie miller hall from supervisor stefani's office. >> hello. we just ask -- >> and the clerk with public comment is over. >>ened i make a motion to continue the item to the call of the chair. >> without objection. raw a >> now would ke take item number one. go to th

there'll be a link from the general list of all city agencies that's on sfgov, and it's a standard web browser, so... [inaudible] >> no. the fewest clicks possible is always our goal. public finance, i don't know if anna wants to comment on the sheet that was included in your packet for the formal debt calendar. >> sure. good morning, members. included in your committee packet was a schedule of anticipated issuances for fiscal year 2019 as well as the estimated board of supervisors consideration date of the financings, and then, the estimated close date. you'll see there it's total about 165 million. i'm also pleased to report, as was noted earlier, that our series 2018 c, d, and e bonds are scheduled to close for this wednesday, may 23, in the morning. and that total par associated with those three financings is approximately $382 million. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. you may continue, peg. >> next, our work plan for fiscal year 2018-19. and again, i won't go into these slides in a lot of detail because you all have been on the committee long enough to be familiar

sfgov will put you on the screen. people will see you on the screen. >> so here's the fact. >> president hillis: just pull the mic toward you. >> here are the courtyards, one, two, three, and here's the proposed project. it's two large lots to connect together. so any way, just imagine our life is going to -- it's going to change, because the proposed project back of the building is solid all across, 84 feet high. so just imagine what effect for our living situation in terms of the pollution, the light, even just mental health issue. and on top, the bay bridge right here, the traffic on top. so just imagine the situation we are going to be spacing, and it's going to be totally reduced, the quality of our life, plus our investments, you know, as well. our investment, we have paid or property tax last april. that is going to be my largest expense for the year, so we cannot just watch everything go down the drain. >> president hillis: thank you, miss king. >> thank you. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> hi. g

commission thanks media services and sfgot tv for telerising the immediating which can be viewed on sfgov tv 2 or extremed on sfgovtv.org. members of the public, please take the time to silence your phones or other electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to three minutes for speaker. speakers are requested but not required to state arthur names. completion of a speaker card while optional, will help ensure proper spelling of speakers' names in the written record of the meeting. please place speaker cards in the basket to the right of the lectern. speaker cards will be called in the order in which they were placed in the basket. initially there is a sign in sheet on

. >> to be frank the city attorney can't even e-mail my sfgov account. even if i was sent a copy i wouldn't get it. >>speaker: i don't understand why they couldn't e-mail it? >>speaker: just from the beginning of my time here there is certain technical issues with e-mail.. i know that your staff left me a voice mail and my pin i keep trying to protect it. >>speaker: i will tell that to my constituents that my technology for the city. >> we have to fight the good fight despite the limitation. these are tiny hiccups worth the energy spent. >> you may not have had a chance to look at the language so you can confirm there are plans to put a revenue measure on the ballot,. >>speaker: i can confirm what ben laid out as the lay of the land that it was essential as this initiative became real that the city's all-star team of financial experts were consulted about what the the issues were, looking at net neutrality and privacy and these important issues, i only have a vision of that whereas the city financial leaders have a vision of everything. ben summed it up

and we would like to thank sfgov. madam clerk. any announcements? >> clerk: please silence any cell foepz and any paperwork is now with the clerk. >> supervisor tang: can you call item one? >> clerk: yes. ordinance amending the planning code to allow the owner of premises leased to the city and county san francisco. >> supervisor kim: i don't have opening comments. just want to bring up planning department staff to present. >> the planning commission heard this item on april 19 and voted to approve the ordinance with modifications. it's my understanding that supervisor kim has those changes in the draft. they are largely clerical in nature the commission supports the legislation as it aligned with the general plan and facilities policy for police facilities that will help with police functions and reduce the risk presented by the most vulnerable structures. and provide assistance to reduce risks. >> supervisor kim: can we open it up for public comment? >> supervisor tang: any members? seeing none. public comment is closed. >> supervisor kim: i have

>> sfgov, can you go to the computer? there it is. >> great. good afternoon. my name is john moran. i'm the current steward of the house. over the last several hours, i've learned a lot. i've learned that your job requires thoughtfulness and vision and long-term thinking. so a question i pose to you, which i thought of last night, which i'm sure you thought of, but i didn't until just last night, is what will san francisco look like 100 years from now? 100 years from now. the sales force tower will be 100 years old. it will be surrounded by newer buildings. no doubt there will be flying cars that elon musk will invent in his lifetime. real statement development will march on across the city. in the context of 100 years, it would be very forward thinking if you would leave the burr house and the surroundings as they are today, complete with views on all three sides of the stand alone gem that generations of the public can enjoy, undiminished by development. 120 feet of frontage space, a piece of san francisco history preserved. it's 100 years from now. i hope your exercise your discr

constitutes and conform our vote better to be safe than sorry was ultimate counted using the tool at sfgov ballot.org. >> then we transfer the data from the skarnlz into this laptop and tabulate using the do night time software. >> on the severe those are transferred into the memory cartridges once the data is loaded on the laptop the service tabulates the vote we generate the veto and put 12 on the website and the report also includes a predict by predict breakdown of the polling places and by mail a one neighborhood district of votes and the neighborhood turn out report. >> we can take a lot of information about the election including one of the most popular broke down by party and continue to look forward to improvements. >> you'd think that is the ends of the story but still more work at pier 48 that needs to be done california election code requires one percent of the predicts that are chosen added random by an elected official the one percent manual tallied it their counted by hand here to the department of the warehouse 4 employees count them there are 3 steps first in each team won

if you would like to display a document on the overhead projector, please state such to sfgov tv, move it on the projector and then remove the document when you would like the screen to return to live coverage of the meeting. first speaker, please. [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon. i'm a member of the women's collective of san francisco. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretror: we thank the board of supervisors in passing av241 in 2013. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretor: in 2016, we passed sb1015 to make that bill of rights permanent. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretor: now we want to see those rights a reality in our lives. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretor: at the women's collective, we've been accompanying several cases of wage theft and exploitation of domestic workers. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretor: many women are still not receiving their overtime, nor minimum wage and many suffer retaliation even here in the city of san francisco. [speaking foreign language] >> interpretor: there's a lot of fear in our community of assertin

which is use of force training, so they're in vegas right now, but i'm sure they're watching us on sfgov tv. this week, one of our lawyers who are here in the audience with us today, samra marian, spoke on dr. maeshrshall regarding violence -- biased policing. those are my updates for this week. >> president turman: thank you, commissioner henderson. sorry -- director henderson. any comments, questions for director henderson? no? okay. hearing none, let's move to the next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> president turman: well, as commissioner mazzucco has said, today is my last day with the police commission, and this is -- the kind of work we do here, i guess you can never say, my work is done because there is plenty to always do. but it's been seven years. i'm proud to have had the opportunity to serve with such talented, intelligent commissioners. out of all those list of priorities -- high ranking officials that commissioner mazzucco named in his remarks, i want to tell you that susie loftus, who was my friend and in whose foot steps i followed was probably the most instrument i

also thank charles criminak and tom from sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. >> silence your cell phones and speaker cards should be mitt -- submitted to the clerk. items acted on will be on the june 25, 2018, agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> today's meeting public comment will be one minute and item number 3 will be called out of order. also, a motion to excuse supervisor peskin and supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer is not part of the meeting. but supervisor peskin. >> so moved. >> ok. i've spoken with supervisor fewer and their office would like a continuance -- sorry. mr. clerk, would you please call item number 3. >> clerk: 3, resolution urging the sheriff's department and department of public health to conduct a baseline assessment of existing food vendors and evaluate vendor alignment with the good food purchasing standards. supervisor fewer would like a continuance to the june meeting. any members of the public who would like to speak on this item? thank you. public comment is closed. motion to continue to june 13th? >> supervisor ronen: so moved. >> supervisor sheehy: moti

i want to recognize our friends at sfgov tv. we have jane smith and adrian stark. and mr. young, victor young, clerking, and supervisor fewer on my right, and to my left, supervisor stefani, and on the far end, supervisor yee. joining us shortly will be supervisor sheehy. we have a really robust schedule to get through today. mr. clerk, could you call item 1 first? >> clerk: yes. i would like to read a few announcements. plus turn off phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. item 1 is to discuss budget priorities for fiscal years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 and requesting budget and legislative analyst to report. >> supervisor cohen: ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank you for joining us today. this is our final budget priority hearing. yay! maybe i'm the only one excited. today is a diverse set of presentations on eight additional priorities identified by the board of supervisors through a budget legislative analyst survey that was conducted earlier this year. these -- those topics in order of presentations are, first we'll hear from th

going to use the mayor's communication assets, the board of supervisors communication assets, and sfgovuc has digital copies of everything that goes out to our customers, as well. moving onto clean energy influencers, so throughout the year we partner with stakeholders who are part of this movement. we do a lot of phone banking recentlies with them to upgrade customers to super green. we're going to share that information, we're going to attend events, we're going to attend more of those sound banking nights, and we're going to attend more panels as well to have a little bit more discussion about why it's important to go super green, why it's important to have this type of energy in san francisco. it's also important to meet some of these customers face-to-face, so we're looking at a very diverse customer base. we have small mom and pop shops, but we have large customers that don't even manage their own energy bills, they have a party that does that. so we did get some information from other cca's across the state, where third party customers prefer to have that face-to-face. so we are

could you go to computer sfgov? there you go. >> good afternoon. ross stackus. reiteration o of -- i am standig here for -- during these prior hearings we have discussed single building massing which doesn't -- our neighbors and we are here today to present a compromise in the form of a partially split building with a 45 wide separation across the project. the scheme only appeared to appear favorably when making several apples to oranges comparisons failing to provide adequate space, limiting five foot setback, adding elevators, stairs and skin. once we adjusted for these differences the scheme is 10% smaller. to focus on the most obvious difference, partial split with average unit side of 765 square feet. we believe a fully split building with units this side could only satisfy the two bedroom requirement by creating interior layouts that are too narrow in other. adjusting for this is 124 unit. we need to ensure that the nonrentable area is comparable to our proposal. would need to add additional space on each floor -- indiscernible. on the more qualitative lev

. >> sfgov tv, please show the office of small business slide. >> it is our custom to begin and end each small business commission meeting with a reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start new business in san francisco and the best place to get answers to your questions about doing business in san francisco. san francisco small business commission is the official public forum to voice your opinions, concerns about policies that affect the economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco. if you need assistance with small business matters, start here at the office of small business. >> item 9, adjournment. action item. >> do we have a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> i'll second. >> all in favor. aye. meeting closed. thank you. >> meet agasing ieet agassing 3:26 p.m. >> (clapping.) >> in san francisco the medical examiner performs the function of investigating medical and legal that occurs with the city and county of san francisco from a variety of circumstances in san francisco there is approximately 5 thousand deaths annually i'm christopher director for

sfgov tv, if you can look to the overhead for me. we have a slide on the overhead. excellent. all right. take it away. >> jessica layman, zero coalition. >> and cathy deluca, group of 40 community-based organizations that work together to advocate for vision zero and we have a senior and visibility work group. we have our presentation coming up for you. >> we want to act knowledge and appreciate the board of supervisors that are making vision zero a priority. as we pointed out, chair cohen, we've seen progress that fewer people are getting hit and killed. we have momentum and it's important to keep that going. we are working toward zero deaths. a reminder of the problem that 800 to 1,000 pedestrians are injured every year in san francisco. and most of the people killed in traffic crashes are pedestrians. seniors make up 50% of the pedestrians killed. and we know that's as far as seniors being out and using walking around as a mode of transportation and likely to be injured severely and unable to recover. 69% of people with disabilities injured in crashes were hit while walking

we'll take a copy for the record, and sfgov has your slides ready to go. >> thank you. i would like to start off with item number one, which is our victim witness grant. we have 10 positions in that grant that covers the cost. we also provide direct services to victims and witnesses. when i started here 31 years ago, we only had three advocates back then, and our grants have definitely increased and improved the quality of services we're able to provide victims and witnesses. in this grant, we were able to acquire two courthouse facility dogs. the courthouse dogs have gone out to meet with victims of crime. they comfort them. they soothe them. they help them through court preparation, through trials. and they were recently deployed out to las vegas to assist. each dog assisted over 300 victims and helped them through the process. we are able to also provide training with this grant. last year, in 2017, we served 8,626 victims, and we provided 85,821 services. and that means crisis intervention follow-up services, navigating victims through the criminal justice system, e

the clerk is erica major, and also like to thank samuel williams and jim smith at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on will appear on the may 22 agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor sheehy: we need a motion to excuse supervisor peskin. >> clerk: item one, type 20 off sale beer and wine license to the argentum business, llc, 47 6th street. >> you have before you a p.c.m. report for the argentum project. they have applied for a type-20 license, would allow them to sell off sale wine and beer only. 0 letters of protest, 0 letters of support. they are located in plot 210, considered a high crime area. they are in census track 176.01, considered a high saturation area. tenderloin has no oppositions. a.l.u. approves with the following recommended conditions. number one, sales of alcohol beverage should be permitted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily. number two