stefani, no. >> president cohen: all right, thank you. mr. peskin, if you could restate the second portion of your motion. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam president. the second portion is to remove the words "and/or single-family homes" so that it will now read on page 3 at line 13, "further resolve that any application of rent control to new construction should be adopted only after an economic analysis from the office of the comptroller." and the reason i think that in committee there was a -- on the first item there was a split vote, the one we just voted on. on the second item there was, i think, a unanimous vote, if my recollection serves me, but i think that really is based on our history with inclusionary, where we were very sensitive about finding the maximumly feasible amount of inclusionary. i think that's what we want relative to new construction, and it's appropriate in new construction. single-family homes is a totally different ball game, so that's why i would remove those fiv

supervisor ronen, fewer, kim and stefani. since supervisor stefani also called a hearing on the topic of neighborhood crime units, we will be holding a joint hearing today. i would like -- before i invite everyone, would supervisor stefani like to make a comment? >> thank you. thank you to the chair and the public safety committee for hearing this item today. i want to thank supervisor yee for working with me on this hearing. car break-ins and property crime have become an epidemic in san francisco. when i moved here 17 years ago, broken glass on the street was a rarity and now we see it all the time and it is something we hear about in every neighborhood meeting we go to. i have had three public safety forums in district two since taking office in january. it is something that people talk about all the time. we know that these car burglaries are run by sophisticated criminals. i went down myself to the garage and called it in and two people went out in a mercedes while i was on the phone to the police, laughing at me. we kno

thank you supervisor stefani. i will hope you will hear from our doctor to, out our clinic, has been shepherding this legislation through as well. thank you and i hope we can get your support for this important legislation. >> chair mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. i am the executive director of mission neighbourhood health centre. we have several clinics in the mission and one in the excelsior and we serve about 13,000 patients each year. about 30% on issue. this program will greatly benefit our uninsured patients, but not only the uninsured. we had a situation with a patient on medicare. and for some reason, she got into the wrong medicare part d. program and needed to pay about $1,200 a month for her diabetes medication. she is a retired person on social security and she cannot do this. this will be a program that can benefit people who are also falling through the cracks with medicare part d. or other insurance issues. at least during the period where we can then resolve those

commissioner stefani aye. commissioner tang aye. commissioner yee aye. the item is first approved. >> chair a. peskin: all right. next item, please? >> clerk: i'll just make a quick note we are having slight technical difficulty with the laptop but we have the overhead projector working and all these powerpoints are posted on our website. item 6 adopt ten 2019 prop k 5-year prioritization programs and amendment of six 2014 prioritization programs. >> i'm very pleased to present the first group of 5-year prioritization programs to you this morning for the 2019 period, for the period starting in july 1 of 2019 and going through 2024. so we are now up here. as a reminder, we have presented on this item, i think since march. so we are in the home stretch of adoption of the five ypp's i will call them going forward. we are in the 5 of the 2014 5ypp program. looking to allocate prop k funds to projects over the next five years so it allows for the board and public and different agencies to see what is expected to be delivered over the next five years. and it a

supervisor stefani, i'm sure you'd like to speak on this item. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president cohen. colleagues, it is an absolute honor to see this legislation cross the finish line. legislation not only to bring a statue of maya angelou to the main library, but legislation that will also increase the representation of women in the public realm. i feel really so grateful to be surrounded by such amazing women on this board and that we have a majority right now. president cohen, supervisor kim, supervisor ronen, supervisor brown, supervisor fewer, and supervisor tang. i am so impressed by each and every one of you, and i thank you for your co-sponsorship on this legislation. every night my 9-year-old daughter reads a quote out of her book, "you can't spell truth without ruth." she's obsessed with justice ruth bader ginsburg. she especially likes when r.b.g. says, when i'm sometimes asked when there will be enough women on the supreme court and i say when there are nine, people are shocked, but there had been nine men and nobody's raised a question about that. despite comprisin

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you. today, colleagues i'm calling a hearing on the coordination of services for individuals with mental health and substance abuse issues. this hearing aims to i'd fee potential gaps in coordination between city departments with a focus on the department of public health, the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and the san francisco police department. for too long, we have witnessed the neediest people on our streets end up in jails, shelters, and hospitals only to be back out on streets days or even hours later. i have called someone recently when i've seen someone in district two in distress, and have watched them as they're taken to the hospital, only to see them back on the streets with their hospital bracelet back on. we hear stories of people being released after a 5150 hold only to injure someone there after or themselves. section 5150 allows peace officers and mental health professionals to hold a person for up to 72-hours for assessment, evaluation, and crisis inte

. >> supervisor peskin: commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you. colleagues. but you is a recognition of michael painter for his outstanding contributions to the presidio park design. he passed away on june 29 after a long life and distinguished career in architecture. michael had his own firm, michael painter and associates since 1969, later renamed m.p.a. design in 1984 and in the course of his career completed over 850 projects, winning over 60 awards. he was a distinguished alumnus of the college of environmental design at u.c. berkeley and fellow of the american society of landscape architects. he is credited on multiple awards for his work. michael is survived by sue, his wife, his son, josh, daughter melissa, son-in-law, assandro, and grandson alessandro. his contribution will be remembered for decades. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, commissioner stefani. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. tilly, through the chair, is there something that you wanted to say? >> thank you. just wanted to say the w

i am joined by commissioner catherine stefani and commissioner aaron peskin informed me that he willot be able to come today. we have to do this excuse then, do weekly yes. ok. can i have a motion to excuse commissioner peskin? with no objection, the motion passes. the committee clerk is alberto. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of san francisco government television who recorded each of our meetings and make the transcripts available for the public online. mr clerk, do you have any announcements? >> members of the public, silence or turn off your cell phones. comments will be taken after each item. speakers will have two minutes each. >> before i called the first item, i want to recognize that the committee meets only quarterly. and i am sure commissioner stefani is committed -- we want to make sure that people do know we are committed to vision zero. we are dressed as you saw as vision zero and its three pillars education, enforcement and engineering. a simple and fun way to further promote our pledge get to zero traffic fatalities by 2024 vision zero is a ser

so smooth transition, new clerk and we're also joined by supervisor stefani. i'll turn it over to supervisor stefani to start the hearing and supervisor fewer. >> thank you, chair tang and thank you colleagues for hearing this item today. i want to tank my co sponsor, sandy fewer, supervisor fewer, for also joining us. we came to this hearing when we heard about not feeling safe on muni. we decided to call a hearing to do something about it. we know that transportation is one of the most important services san francisco provides. our streets, buses and rail network are the backbone of our city. our residents rely on this network to go about their daily lives. commuting between home, work, school, running errands, it requires safe access to our transportation systems. right now we know at leasten he can totally many people do not feel safe. riders are harassed and threatened, drivers are assaulted. women avoid the bus at night because they are afraid. this reality undermines the strength of our city. many of our residents do not feel safe on public transportati

to my right is supervisor sandra fewer, and to my left is supervisor cakathrin stefani. mr. clerk are there any announcements? >>clerk: yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 13 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise noted. >> president cohen: all right. thank you very much. want to thank jessie larson and matthew ignaio for their assistance today, and again, our clerk today is mr. victor young. mr. young, could you call items number two and three together? >> item 2 is 200 million of special tax bond series 2013 a and b for financing related to the transbay transit center project in 201819. item number three is a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of one or more series of special tax bond for the city and county of san francisco community facilities district 2014-1 in an aggregate amount not to exceed $2 million. >> president cohen: thank you. colleagues, we will continue these items to the call of the chair. mr. deputy city attorney, do we need to take public comment on this? we will take public comment on items two and three. seeing none,

supervisor yee, can entertain a motion to excuse supervisor stefani? >> i'll think about it. [laughter] no, i'll move it. >> so move. without objection. today our clerk is victor young and i'd like to thank michael and samuel from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements before we begin? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the files should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 30 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> great. mr. clerk, please call item number one, unless there are any initial comments. >> item number one is motion approving and rejecting the president of the board of supervisors mali cohen's nomination of rachael tanner for appointment to the board of appeals for a term ending july 1, 2022. >> great. did you want to make some opening remarks? ok. you can keep that two minutes or less, that would be great. >> great. good afternoon, chair safai and supervisor yee. i'm

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president cohen. i, too, want to start by thanking the cosponsors, for moving this along. i have -- also do want to associate myself with the concerns. i share those concerns. i was here for the hearings, and i saw those difficult decisions having to be made. i strongly encourage our labor leaders to continue to work with mayor breed on this to find a fiscally responsible way to pay for it. taking from the reserve makes me extremely nervous. i will be supporting the amendments today, but i want it known that i do encourage greatly continued conversations on fiscal alternate tiffs or triggers as supervisor peskin stated. thank you. >> president cohen: thank you. supervisor ronen, i'm going to speak to you, because you've had a chance to speak, and i'll let you close it out. i don't think that the appropriate place for us to be dealing with an ongoing expense to the tune of $44 million is during the add back process or also known as the budget spending plan. second of all, when we had hearings at the bo

contra otro camión, donde el sujeto iba por la vida coel camino removía basura de la autopista, stefaniear otras vía, pese a estar estacanda en el tráfico por muchos rato, ella dice que estuvo tratando de saber qué paso no supo hasta nosotros le advertimos, vio las señales de dificultad en el tránsito no que había un accidente mortal >> ¿por qué el conductor se estrelló? la investigación dará la respuesta, ningún empleado de caltrans resultó herido, la identidad del occison no fue infoad anoche en carrtera 17 un hombre causa un accidente por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol >> paso neuve años tras las rejas, por un crimen que no cometió a las 11:15 horas no se pierda el reportaje >> hombre en san bruno de 20 años quería agredir sexualmente a una mujer pasada la medianoche, este fue arrestado y llevado ala cárc investigan que, estos son los primeros registros de violencia desde 2016 >> estamos todos bien todos a gusto, había dejado mi hija y yerno encargados de la fiesta, me fui a la casa a dormir, en eso llegó una persona depertándome porque había ocurrido un balacera. >> mi hija y

. >> president breed: supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. today i'm introducing a resolution declaring our support for the tree of life synagogue, the global jewish community and all communities ripped apart by gun violence. this terrifying shooting must be a reminder that the status quo is unacceptable and a we as a nation can do better. after the parkland high school shooting, where 14 students and three staff februaries wer -- me killed -- students marching in streets signs saying, am i next? i met the co-founder for march our lives cameron cassky. he wrote a story when he was hiding in the closet while the shots were fired. he terrified and he was scared, he was sad and he was angry. he said, the worst thing he felt was that he understood what was going on. that columbine wasn't not anomaly. he understood what was happening. that was the sickest thing he felt, shooting in a high school was common and he understood what was happening. there has been almost 300 mass shootings and so far this year in this country. mass shooting is defined b

>> supervisor stefani: yes. i'd like to move this forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor fewer: without objection, we can accept this item. madam clerk, please call item number five. >>clerk: item 5, item authorizing the municipal transportation agency to extend the contract -- with a minimum annual guarantee of approximately 32.3 million. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i believe gail stein from the sfmta is here to present on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. this resolution would authorize a five year extension of the existing contract the city has through the m.t.a. has with incident section media. the contract is on exactly the same terms as the initial term. it was worth a minimum of $32,250,000 to the m.t.a. over five years and possibly more if the contractor sells more advertising. there's a 65% revenue shares. the contractor has exceeded the minimum in each of the four years so far. i'm happy to answer any questions. i know the b.l.a. has done a report o

also, special thanks to supervisor stefani for your support. without women and office, we wouldn't be here. it is amazing that today our first african-american female mayor is signing legislation authored by a female legislature and supported by all of her colleagues. and by community members of all genders. this is truly a celebration of empowerment. to those who spoke up in the hearing, at the sv you or in civil court, because your criminal case is on shelf, thank you. i am honored and humbled to stand in solidarity with you. to those who cannot or will not speak up, who are so far from a seat at the table, we stand in solidarity with you and today, we start the work of building a bridge to you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. i am here, my name is audrey martinez. i'm a member of the community united against violence. i am doing what it takes to make the change, the change i want to see in my life. i want to hear -- to celebrate and thank mayor breed and supervisors in all city officials that supported this new love to create a

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supervisor stefani. >> thank you. i want to thank my colleagues today for holding this hearing and supervisor yee for working on this. thank you deputy scott and redman and maria. my whole point in calling this hearing is to find out what's working, what's not, what we can do better. i think it's a multipronged approach to our property crime divisions. i think of it in terms of do we have enough resources and what are those resources doing? we have our plain-clothed officers, our beat cops that are effective in district 2. park smart has been wonderful. we've rolled that out in district 2. we've had a drop in car break-ins in district 2. and the security camera registry program started by our da is amazing. i think the more we let people know that those type of resources exist, the better. and then, of course, the incredible collaboration between our da's office. i look forward to seeing what we can do to invest in the departments so we're making a difference on our property crime levels. thank you. >> thank you, supe