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subject 115-24 sp 1, revisions to board policy p5101 student assignment. requested action, that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adopt the revisions outlined in the attached student assignment for policy p5101 as amended herein not withstanding any provisions in p5101 to the contrary, the revisions to p5101 shall be effective immediately. would you like me to read the background in also or the requested action? commissioner mendoza: i don't think we need to do the whole thing. thank you. no. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: first, i do really want to thank the p.a.c. and p.p.s. for being such great partners. this has been an extremely long journey for all of us to take but we're glad you took it with us. we may have a few items where we disagree but i think the discussion over the last two years has been a really rich and rewarding discussion that has educated all of us, i think, staff, parents, the community, we've learned a lot through this process and i think just from the very beginning when we started th

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sp-- sfo 40 miles per hour . 25 in oakland and breezy in the south bay. san jose northwest winds 22 . warmer for your sunday and bigger warm up coming next week. temperatures will come up above normal for this time of year. low cloudiness except in the north bay. santa rosa and clover dale in the uppers and this is how the monching will start out. gray skies in the bay area and clouds will clear as the breeze picks up . sun out in the bay area and temperatures in the cents inland and 50 in the beachs and a breezy afternoon is expected. wind coming off of the ocean and bringing cooler air with it. cent in san jose and cupertino . 73 in los gatos . a mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon . upper 50s for redwood city and palo alto . not much change on the coast. you bottomed out with the breeze there . 62 degrees and 59 in the sunset district and north bay 50s on the coastline and mid-50s for calastoga . 66 in oakland and inland areas not where you should be . pleasant and 71 in livermore and 74 for concord and monterey bay . 73 inland and morgan hill

think there is anything specific to that community strategy our city has to undergo as far as sp22, sp 25. president vietor: i think it would be a great story to tell if, moving on, we would be able to say what the projections are. we will be able to contribute our fair share. so, what percentage of the units are going to be affordable housing? >> i will reiterate this because there was a significant public controversy. there are approximately 300 existing rental units on the site. at the full build out, all those rent-control units will remain. i wanted to make sure that the commission was aware of that. all existing tenants will be provided an opportunity to relocate at the developer of's expense to the brand new units. -- at the developer of's expense to the brand new units -- developer's expense to be granted units. the development agreement requires that one-third of those be provided as bmr units onsite. at a minimum, 270 units will be provided on site. these are affordable units that do not exist today. those will be targeted specifically at qualifying households. the remainder,

the law requires they sp-- suspended for 25 days. the board was kind enough to reduce it to 20 days. the appellant also assumed that we have -- the health department has the legal responsibility to train the operators. we do not. however, the tobacco for project sent out -- sends out a package every year to permit holders in four different languages. in arabic, english, spanish, and chinese. advising them on how to comply with the law. the issue of the fake i.d. is not within the purview of the san francisco health department. it is a state issued id and there is no city or state law demanding dph to educate or anybody what to provide such changes on state issued licenses to any of the retailers. i have a document obtained this afternoon as i was about to come here that shows the sign i was talking about. it says -- it is a document that we send out, the tobacco for a project sends out every year advising permit holders on how to comply. that is the english version. that is the arabic version. this is the chinese version. and this is

. >> thank you. 11524-sp 2 amendment of resolution 95-26 a-2 permitting students to utilize independent study to receive physical education credit through 2012-2013 school year. requested action is that the board of education determine whether it is appropriate to amend the resolution to extend p.e. independent study option through the 2012-2013 school year by editing the second to last paragraph as follows. old language is stricken. new language in bold and i talics that if the instructors do not receive the certification by the 2013-2014 school year the physical education independent study option shall terminate immediately at each school site where there is not at least one instructor who has obtained the necessary certification. >> thank you. so deputy superintendent lee, could i -- >> thank you president mendoza and commissioners. what i think i will do is just walk through the memorandum that was distributed to commissioners and there are -- i apologize to members of the public. i don't think we produced quite enough copies. there were a number of copies of the document that i'm a

hale was noting, we have been sponsoring sp 970 that helps to clarify and clear up a lot of issues with the statutes to make the climate for cca more friendly and to level the playing field. thanks to the good work of miss hale, don weiss, the sierra club, and others, that was able to get through committee as barbara and noted. that is continuing to move forward. we're hoping to get some relief there as well. supervisor campos: commissioner moran? >> to have any idea on when they're likely to act on the fee issue? on the exit fees. >> there is no timeline set that is published. given where things are and having worked at the sfpuc for a number of years, they are taking final briefs. i would expect a decision from them in the next several months. a month or two after that, the commission may act. it is a big issue for cca and direct access. it is one that the cpuc a wrestle with for a while and the way making a decision on because of the political realities. supervisor campos: is there any member of the public that would like to speak on item five? public comment is closed. item six? >>

so the next item is item 116-14 sp 3. availability of tap water in school cafeterias. >> rum r. i need a motion and second, please. this was already heard in buildings and grounds. they will come back for action on june 28. item s, board members reports. if you could be brief on your reports, please. >> i made the report at our last meeting. >> thank you. >> buildings and grounds. there were quite a few discussions with regards to -- pardon me? in particular, around 1155 page street. an r.f. spmbings being prepared and will be going out on the child care use. there has been continuing discussion about an r.f.p. from that. a report on the budget. there are budget committee -- budget committee met on may 26. there are a couple of pages. bear with me as i read them. i think there are about seven. just kidding. an overview. i wish that you had done that earlier on other people, quite frankly. i think that we would -- we went over the governor's may -- we'll hear more about it on the 21st. it is very complicated. everyone is interested, please tune into our meeting on the 21st. now a

it sounds like the department sp in agreement with a couple of caveats, the removal of the recommendation for $21,590 in overtime and the mandatory fringe benefits associated with it on page 109 in addition to accept the environmental services but to supplement that with $200,000 and so colleagues if we can do that without objection? ok. we'll do that without objex. and now the project closeouts fabbed i can ask harvey to figure out that last component. thank you. i don't believe that we'll be requiring you to come next week. thank you. ok. next department, board of supervisors. ms. calvillo. >> madam chairs, members of the budget and finance committee. angela calvillo the clerk of the board. as you recall in january, the committee directed me to repair a budget that provide for the five core functions in the budget, to maintain records both curn and historical to provide access to the record to the public, provide for the administration and operations necessary. to support the board and its official duty including legislative and analyst services. in addition the board has described othe

so this is item 116-14 sp 2. >> the reason why i requested that it only going to budget is that becausethat is the only meeting that we have with the completion of this year, this school year and the petition has to be authorize bid june 30 of this year. it can go to budget and we'll have a full report over the educational program which is already complete for a meeting on the 28th. >> ok. so it is not referring to curriculum. >> i don't think there is really any reason but if there is going to be the matrix that you would have prepared for curriculum, if you wanted to distribute that to the board then we could vote on it. >> it was read differently here. it will get referred to budget. >> i just wanted to mention that we're having an augmented budget committee meeting next tuesday on the 17th. >> and then we'll come back on the next board meeting. >> the 21st. and then it will come back to our meeting in time for approval. ok? >> thank you. the next item is we already moved up -- we already did the pack members. i need a motion and a second for the merging of one of these middle school

so is not an sp a prohibition. it is regulated on a local level. we have made loans to a lot of businesses that have some degree of an alcoholic beverages, one distribution. >> terrific. following up to that, can you give any advice on particular resources that would speak perhaps to any tax benefits, subsidies in place for both domestic distribution of wine, as well as exports? >> why don't we take it off line. i think what is the case, there is a lot of complexity to the incentives that were put into the jobs act for small businesses to take advantage of on expensing equipment, investments and their businesses, as far as the tax treatment of those activities. obviously, as a small-business person, each of you needs to understand, it is complex, but there are a lot of tax incentives and investment in business that you should take aware -- advantage of. >> we have two questions in the back. just to be mindful for everyone's time, we will go for about five more minutes. >> my name is david. i am an internet or entrepreneurs. in general, to the lende

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currently, their primary purpose sp to serve drinks. that will still be -- or had a television or had, you know, whatever they currently had, that's their principle use. with this permit, they will still have that principle use as reviewed by your commission, you'll find out what the principle use is and you'll have that well established and whatever live performance they're proposing will be reviewed by you and you'll have to determine that it's the accessory use. >> and -- >> and not the primary use. >> right. ok. and i'm close to wrapping up, folks. if you could just bare with me. and we find this frequently, the place of entertainment when people come before us, but frequently they say, oh, yeah, we just want to put new a -- >> sure, i understand. sure. >> we just want to have folks there. they try that out for two or three weeks. it doesn't do any good at all. so they flip their business plan and three weeks from now they have marching bands or heavy metal bands or you name it. the same thing could happen with this as well where it

item h is superintendent's proposal held for speaker cards in action so this is item no. 24 sp 1, revisions to board policy p5101 student assignment and it was moved and seconded on may 24. i need a report from the student ad hoc committee, commissioner wynns. commissioner wynns: thank you. the ad hoc committee on student assignments met yesterday evening. present were the three members of the committee, plus commissioner fewer and commissioner norton. and there were three items on the agenda but i'm only going to talk about this one and we'll do the rest later. so the middle school, k-8 feeder patterns is the item at issue now. i would like to ask whether the materials given to the committee last night have been made available already to the whole board, is that true? so, hopefully you all in particular have seen that there were, after the last meeting that we had, which was only two weeks ago, of the ad hoc committee, where the whole board, i think, was present, there were some questions asked, including about the working of the c-tip preference this year, even though it's only preliminar