sfr visor yee >> thank you. when i look at-thank you for your presentation. i look at slide 3 of the presentation where it has a graph there. i notice td the right hand side the percentage of youth served by age, that you have all the ages accept for 0-5 and i also realize the partners you work with, there is probably [inaudible] is there a reason why you don't count them in this or are these gist grants you directly administer >> these are grants we directly administer. we partner with the office of nob naur and education and they are the holder for thitsies data for birth to 5 >> for those-i see there are 2 chunks, one with [inaudible] early childhood education, generally [inaudible] 9.3 million and [inaudible] >> the 9.3 million dollars is primarily for the wages which is our wage augmentation program. wage subsidy. i'll refer to my office of early care and education effort. the first 5 work ordser primarily for the family resource center. [inaudible] fund 25 family resource centers throughout the city >> in your competing-one of the last slides in the com

is my understanding this ordinance establishes a cac and if a member of a ocean avenue want to apply sfr the seats they are welcome to and there is a pauss where we pass the legislation where we determine who the membership is >> right, there is-most of the seats are fairly open to overlapping interest here. some of our real specific to a association, but one could be living at [inaudible] and be a business person. one could be associated with another education institution that will be impacted and within the district. there is a lot of potential and a lot of commitment between our office and the mayors office foolook at that piece of it where there are general definition for membership to look at within districts 7 and 11 to see if there is anyone that qualified for these seats. so, yes, there is the possibility of the ocean avenue association recommending a business person-could be the person that will serve >> thank you. supervisor kim recollect , are you done. supervisor avalos >> i was consulted by supervisor yee on this legislation and there are many peopling in my district that ar

sfr visor wiener says we must look that human impact, but look no further than chief [inaudible] comment which he saiz more police mean more arrests. why would we be wasting resources and turn around it trend of decreasing arrest and crime rates when we know that the only reason that chief nob made the compant is to justify the jail where 238 million dollars will be wasted on the jail. but, instead of these things-when we take all this into consideration somebody that comes fraul p from outside looking at the statistics would think it insane sooexnand ploos department. we should be diverting the money to pree trial diversion programs and alternative to imprisonment, to resources that we know incraes safety like housing and helt care and access to food and shelter. >> thanks very much. next speaker, please >> my name is nutosha and a community member that spent many unpaid hours here today. i had am here at a time when people around the country are mobilizing gaerns police browtality. because it is caught on video people are making it a big deal, but it has been this significant forever.

you, i go you bring this on behalf of hack, i just can't support this finding and the legislation >> sfr visor cohen you have falloy up? >> i was looking to have a good conver saigdssation and better understander of supervisor kims position as to what part of the language made you feel uncomfortable? what part were you unable to support and i think your articulated that >> supervisor campose >> >> i think it is important to have debate and discussion, but i think if it is the language the housing coalition is circulated i do scr a different perspective from them and think there is a difference of opinion as to what should drive housing policy and i think that hack has a specific perspective and it is a valid perspective, it is just a different perspective and it is a idea that somehow seek wuis a problem that gets in the way of development. i actually think that seek wucan be a tool that actually has allowed for community input and certain projects tobe better and i also don't believe in the supplied side view of the world and all you do is build and doesn't matter what you build. even i

. >> thank you sfr visor coen, supervisor ween >> i'm cureier to hear what the proproposed amendments are >> supervisor coen >> we can consider that language >> sure, consideration. sphthere is something in here you are not interested in supporting let me know. the proposed findings read as, march 17, 2015 the california legislative analyst office published a study of high housing cost in the state. according to the analyst office for a 30 year period starting in 1980 san francisco produced 16.6 of the cities estimated housing needs. among the factors sited by the analysts office as to why san francisco and other coastal cities haven't built enough housing a flow and cumbersome project approval process. the use of seek wucompicate #d procedural requirement tooz delay an approved project from starting construction and the use of citizen initiative tooz delay or halt new housing. >> supervisor co00 cohen is that the only amendment to proprose this language? >> i would like to respond to that. i did read that language and know thiz doesn't ocome from you and comes from the housing action

landlords involved as well not only the tenants we started a working group together with dbi and the sfran francisco fire department and the agencies here 90 in san francisco to address even though fires in sro's it good to include out collaboratives that support tenants in other builds as well and accountable also the landlord education and hold them accountable are they doing their pat as well you know oftentimes we see they're very focused on the profit and not as much on the well-being of the tenants thank you thank you very much>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> bobby san francisco tenant unions we've haven't heard in the hearing i'm concerned about tenant safety we're alarmed about the affairs this year spiking and the context in which it happened but we have not heard from the rent board or the affordability issues for the tenants the property owners can expense those improvements but we've seen through capital and other operating expenses the tenants canes bat the problem we're in a affordability crisis at this time it would be go to hear from the rent board and other agre

thank you >> thank you sfr visor campus. at this time we'll have a roll call vote on item 30 >> avalos aye. breed,i. campus aye. christensen,i. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar,i. tang, aye. wiener,i. yee, aye. there are 11 eye's. >> thiz regz lose is adopted unanimously. madam clerk can you calliteal 31 >> resolution to declare april 14 equal pay in the american sogez of women for leadership in advances awareness orphequal fay and encourage interaction to close the gender pay gap. >> president breed. >> earlier today supervisors cohen christensen tang campus and kim held a press conference in city hall to recognize equal pay. i want to thank emily [inaudible] on the kats of wem squn ruburta guise who is with the american association of university women for all their help today and their help to achieve equal pay here in san francisco. today april 14 represents how far into 2015 women must work in order to earn what men did in 2014. equal pay day is a symbol of ha far we need to go for equal pay. full time employed wo

sfr visorarve lose. 40 and 41 please on item 43-46 madam clerk can you call the roll rr >> item 43 -46, breed aye. compose, aye. christensen, aye. co00, aye. ferrule, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tank, aye. wiener aye. yee aye was avalos, aye. >> madam clerk can you read item 4 and 41 >> item 40 is a resolution to command margey stokes on her 81 birthday [inaudible] declaring may 22 margey stokes day in the city and countery of san francisco >> ee are going take them one at a time >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you i appreciate you taking them one at time. uleeges margey stoke saz resident of district 11 and turning 81. she is a remarkable woman who has done a lot to advance urmy childhood education in san francisco. she started with colleagues in the chaild cire providers world, the multicultural child care consortdium which is where child care providers can come together and share resources. one of the things that happened overthe last 20 or 30 years child care providers have if a number of incentives to get grader education and early childhood development and that led to a? crease and q

we also designs 2 microcytes, one is [inaudible] and we designed that tobroid a better place sfr the community geet information about these c berks d and delineate between the commune tay pages and public pages. we also designed, the horet website is fish ermines warf events.com. it shares information about events and meetings at the warf and listed the venues. we kicked this off with a launch party. we had over 200 people representing the venues [inaudible] local media. we were also able to get facebook and this took years to do. [inaudible] that means our posts are getting more engagement and became a valuable marketing asset. we also rezerected our news letter which receives about a 37 percent rate open rate, which is good. it continues to grow about 12 percent per year. one of the big things we did that year and this happened ath the beginning of the fiscal year is the fisherman warfs crab sign was in jeopardy of being red tagged by the port of san francisco. it rusted out so we irk would the muchant association and the port and at a cost of about 115 thousand dollars it was repl

should have all of the above and we are in a position to do that and look forward to doing that >> sfr visor yee >> i agrew this isn't either or. for myself i like to see more officers that can work with the community that is working with us, not against us. one of the emphasis i try to point out with our department and police department is we need to get prioritize people living in san francisco because to me those are the people that care more about the city. not people from a different state working here wouldn't care, but i just think you live here, you are part of the fiber of the community. it is really important for someone like myself who comes from non profit and pretty much put my life in this type of work to support those that are in the non profits so that again, they can partner up with the police and with the fire department and everyone else to make the city a better-there is a lot of issues that i feel the city can work closer with the communities, the school district and so forth to improve things and it is really up to us to support these safety issues or safety net i

building both pelth health and melthal helths consingitation in the classroom and inclusion support sfr children with disabilities and special needs. we have a big investment in facilities which i'll talk more in depth about and a number of other capacity building ainitiatives. that is a overview of the office keeping in mine when we bring peace to the office we'll expand thoot 3 to 5 subsidize investment. this is just a breakdown of the slice of pie so you see the number of kids enrollment that support. this is a mix of state contracts and funding that we received and local subsidy dollars invest td. we fill in the gaps with the local money and want to make sure we maximize the state resources first. there is 50 million in state contracts that go dracktly to 28 state contractors who operate multiple sites and so everything we do has to keep in mind what that system looks like and how we work in tandem with that system and comp lment that subsidized child care system in the city and there are part ners in delivering services. those are a total of 5 providers. one of the things in terms

whether we support it or not it doesn't give the green light to the board to implement a harmony program sfr labor. that is my motion to add the language i just read to the resolution. >> supervisor avalos made a motion, is there a second? second by supervisor campose supervisor wiener >> i will vote gaens this today. i will say this and i'll be happy as we have in the past have a kbait about the commuter shuttle and happy to talk about the fact that a significant majority that ride the shuttles if they went away or became so restricted that a mu jortd of the workers would stay in san francisco and drive their cars clogging up the city streets and our highways more than they already are. i am happy to talk about the fact that i represent a district that is right there at the top when it comes to shuttles in terms of residence that ride the shuttles and dependent on them to get to work as well as those that live on the streets and the concerns about the shuttles going down the streets. i will talk about the arterials and side streets and if you put the buses on a small number of streets the p

transportation chair chilly chang and the planning committee i work on for promoting urban areas as a key place sfr conservation. i also introduce with my colleagues about language equality and multilingualism in the future of the city to make the city as great as it can be for the diverse language groups. nearly 40 years ago the u.s. supreme court in low versus nickels established language rights and equality as a key goal of equality and equity in school systems and cities. the chinese for affirmative action with a coalition of immigrants rights group advocateed in the late 90's for equalrectomies of servess. nearly one half 06 of the population of san francisco speak a language other than english and 40 percent are born outside of the u.s. so this is about equal access, equality of language and equity for services in the community. i want to thank you the cosponsor supervisor squz also [inaudible] helped to update the language access ordinance in 2009. my office continues to work with theophorous of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and the community coalition. the language access network t

. >> thank you sfr visor wiener. supervisor yee >> welcome to the week of the [inaudible] this is a opportunity it to focus on who serves the young children and the young children themselves. this week they will have much activities lined up. on friday in particular i would thrike invite anyone who is interesteden these issues to join us as you will see hundreds of babies and preschoolers marching around the street and city hall. we have done this in the past for many wreers and this year we'll do it a little differently. instead of surrounding city hall and taking over the streets of city hall we'll start here and take over the streets of the state building across from us because the state actually provides most of the subsidize for infant and pree schooler age child care for low income families and yet the state is not providing enough for san francisco. we still have many families on the waiting list trying to get into child care so they can go to work. not only that, the state doesn't provide san francisco with t

rather we should face in public sfrs. tlfts also something else and that was pervasive race im. ism. there's a certain party looking for employment. the first word that is said is they have no right to go and fight for [expletive]. this is the way brave men are scrutinized and structured in horror. we shall maintain and discyst from this cause. january, 1866 was the assistant superintendent of virginia of the freed man's bureau. there's a great story about him working all day and teaching at night in his wife's school for years, african americans talked about the one-armed cannoneer who had come and learned them how to read and write. i have lost the use of my right arm in this bloody war. for constitution, for freedom of country. as lincoln had said, the last best hope of earth. now, did that work continue? the answer is yes. lieutenant commander edward hayes, when they had a 25th reunion, this is what hayes told his comrades. you may drown its e tern dim comrades, ours was no such war. six years later a buckeye came to take his seat as a newly elected representative from the 1

technology and fun and socially engaging activities to connect the teens to the liberies >> supervisor cohen sfr visor farrell jrktss thank madam clerk y. one item. last year this board came together and pass adregulatory framework for short term rental in the city. a topic that is complicated with a thousand point of view. we derived a framework as a starting point. since that time the city departments as well as those other parties outside city hall and many inside look at the legislation impact and logistics. i believe we should support home sharing in san francisco, but in a way that protect affordable housing, creates a regulatory environment that is simp and enforceable and remove red tape for people looking to share residences. we need to insure the law is clear, enforceable and hold those accountable for vilailgzs so we minimize disruption for the quality of life in san francisco. we also need to be aware and work to mitigate the impact short term rentals have on the stock. we need to be mindful to those using short term housing to keep windup the rising cost in the city. we must insure

everyone of those 200 mission partners are dealing with special flight -- the sfr. twice a date occurs. we launch the coast guard helicopters in order to do it. it is operating, exercise, and utilized original day. >> there is an effort to bring all the federal department's together to look at these issues, with technology is currently available, looking at possible procedural changes as we encounter these kinds of situations. mr. carter: i want to thank you for the work you do and encourage you to please, this is extremely important. thank you for being on top of your game. i yield back. rep. cummings: i have three issues i want to raise. mr. carter mentioned one of them. as i said, i cannot help but be concerned about the communication situation here. when you said that you didn't even know that the ranking and chairman member offour committees -- there's something wrong with that. there's something wrong with that picture. let me tell you what i tell my staff. when something goes wrong and i find out about it, i wonder what i don't know about. you recall the begi

region every one of those 200 mission partners are dealing with a penetration to our special flight, the sfr. twice a day it occurs. and once a week we actually launch the coast guard helicopters in order to do it. so not only is it operating, it's exercised, it's utilized every single day. >> congressman, if i could there is an effort under way by the white house national security council bringing all federal departments together to look at these issues and particular technologies that are currently available, technologies that are being in development and looking at possible procedural changes as we encounter these kinds of situations. >> again, gentlemen, thank you for the work that you do and encourage you, please this is extremely important and weeed you. so thank you for being on top of your game. mr. chairman i yield back. >> thank the gentleman. recognize the ranking member. >> thank you. i want to thank all of you for being here but i just have three issues i want to raise. mr. carter, i cannot help but be concerned about the communication situation here. when you said that you didn