the board has the option to spent the recommended periodicals arrest last year the board did award to all of those who submitted bids whether or not they were that responsive. the prices that were submitted are in line most of them are the same as last year with some minor increases. if the board choose to follow the past practice and award to all of the periodicals who submitted bids then the board would consider adding the following. the san francisco bay view for the african-american community and the daily for the chinese community and for the hispanic community and in the nandz side western addition and the view. and i'm here to respond if you have questions >> colleagues any questions at this time. thank you chair you farrell there are there's a periodical in the san francisco the imperial lighted they're not mentioned here >> they did not submit a bid. i can check >> thank you. and then just looking at the list of the same. i think it would be important to have a spanish paper as well. so i would be open to including the non responsive biders as well >> supervisor bred. >> i ju

i'm the board's executive director. we are joined by representative from the city before the board tonight. scott is here representing the planning department and the planning commission. duffy is here, senior building inspector representing building inspection and marcos and permit bureau and i believe we'll be joined by urban forester representing the department of bureau of urban forestry and the director of san francisco entertainment commission and rebecca from the arts commission. at this time mr. pacheco if you can go over the boards meeting guidelines and conduct the swear in process. >> the board request that you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceeding and please carry on conversation in the hallway t board rules and presentation are as as follows.. department representative each has seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 3-7 minute periods. members of the public not affiliate

i'm the board of director. scott sanchez is here representing the planning department and bureau of streets and mapping and jeffrey is a building inspector representing the department of building inspection. >> mr. pacheco if you will go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request that you turn off all cell phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceeding. the boards rules of presentation are as follows: appellants and department representative each has seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3 minute minutes. members not affiliated with the parties have up to 3 minutes to address the board and no rebuttals. to assist the board in accurate representation of the minutes, people are asked, but not required to submit a speaker card when you come up to the podium. speaker cards and pens are available at the left side of the podium. the board also welcomes y

the commission. and again this is more... as a board we do not engage in this process the way that we could and so if we are looking at an organization that will help not only our early care but our early education, we want to have representation that is reflective of the board. and you know, i think that year after year, we trust that you are sending us good people that is not the question. the question is how long have people been on so that there is, we can think about other folks or different representation or you know support people that have been on the board or whatever it is, i am just... so i just want to get a better understanding, because we have never really desecretaried this from the school board's perspective and i understand it a little bit more. i want to make sure that my colleagues understand the importance and value of this cpac appointments as well. so, like where she has been on for ten years, and well, i guess that she could not be on for ten years because she would have been six years if she was doing her last th

are there any comments from the board? >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you. >> i have some questions. i am wondering this charter which i have always strongly supported in part is our support has been based on our partnership of the delancy street foundation and there is no explanation here of why this is being done, further, it gave (inaudible) and found out that the staff does not know to ask the question or to wonder about some of the synergystic activities that have been done with the treat and so i am a little, and i kind of like to know more about this if possible. >> sorry. good evening, i'm terry (inaudible) and i have been the principal for life academy, for 15 years since its inception and i am also with the delancy street for the past 30-plus years. and so our school was part of the local action plan 15 years ago. and local action plan had numerous other community agencies that we started. all of which ended up being given back to the community to run. the schools just taken a little bit longer and it has always been our idea for life

, both in the section of our board meeting. it was to afford him the courtesy to talk to his own board and the people he needed to talk to before we could inform our board. and that was unfortunately a time lag of about 6 weeks. and he of course wanted to give proper notice and that's why he will not be officially joining us until june 1st. >> any other questions? okay. well thank you all very much.

chips it up the boards. leddy. doughty is there. the line with shaw with the puck back in to the chicago zone. sent back in to the l.a. end and this is going to be icing against chicago. >> for seabrook, a hard shooting right-hand shot. it's a nice pass from kane. watch the far post. just whistles wide. doesn't graze it just wide. game two. drop pass from hossa. same spot. inside the post. fine line there. >> this time shaw wins it cleanly. leddy. starts it back the other way. king hands it off. top of the save. far boards. handzus chopped at it. couldn't get it out of there. now it bounces free in front of the chicago net but the hawks are there and brandon shaw back the other way. poked away from him before it could get too far. now rozsival has it. approaching two minutes left in the first overtime and that's offside. >> corey crawford's had some terrific hands. glove saves. lewis. the left and rebound swallowed up by nick leddy. terrific save. >> it was a bad turnover in the neutral zone for chicago there. it was a quick three on

the board also welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction forms on the left. if you have a question about rehearing, please speak to board staff during a break or after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow morning t board of appeals office is located a 5050 mission street. this meeting is broadcast live on san francisco government television sfgtv. thank you for your attention. at this point in time we'll conduct our swearing in process. if you intend to testify in any of tonight's hearing and with issue to have the board give your testimony evidentiary wage, please raise your right hand and say i do after being sworn in or affirmed. thank you. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. thank you mr. pacheco. we have one housekeeping item this even this has to do with item no. 6. item 6: appeal no. 13-049 jacqueline harris, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 744

the july 16 board meeting. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. item 23 is the -- >> item 24. >> yeah item 24 is regarding the stabilization reserve. can i a motion to continue this item. >> so moved. >> okay. can we do so without opposition? mr. clerk do we have any other items? >> that concludes the agenda. >> we are adjourned. [gavel] >> good afternoon, welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, june the 25th, 2013. madam clerk, could you please call the roll? >> supervisor avalos? avalos present. supervisor breed? breed present. supervisor campos? campos present. supervisor chiu? chiu present. supervisor cohen? cohen present. supervisor farrell? farrell present. supervisor kim? kim present. supervisor mar? mar present. supervisor tang? tang present. supervisor wiener? wiener present. supervisor yee? yee present. mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the rep

are there any comments from the board? >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you. >> i have some questions. i am wondering this charter which i have always strongly supported in part is our support has been based on our partnership of the delancy street foundation and there is no explanation here of why this is being done, further, it gave (inaudible) and found out that the staff does not know to ask the question or to wonder about some of the synergystic activities that have been do

the permit holder, mr. adil shaikh? >> yes, sir? >> this board has two options, they can take jurisdiction in which case your permit is suspended and it will take you at least three months to get on to the calendar. i'm appealing to you whether there is some timeframe that you can allow the tenant to stay without us having to go through that process? >> well, i am sympathetic to the tenants as well. i think i can be flexible, but i felt that it would be very difficult for me to give them a whole year at this point which is what they originally requested. i'm not saying that, hey, in 60 days, again, that's why i retained council. i'm not familiar with this process that you need to get out in 60 days. so, again, i sympathize with my tenants. i have always tried to work with them to the best of my ability. i don't want to seem to them that i mislead them or somehow lied to them. i am open to that idea. that's not a problem. i can go ahead and say that in front of you in whole honesty. to me, if i was misunderstood, at this point to give them a whole

makes a recommendation to the -- fully funded that the makeup of the 2/3 of the board, the trust fund board, the controller, and the mayor's office can go in and use the funds, and i just think there has to be safeguards made around that. if that safe guard adds to it has to be at least two thirds fully funded sore that body of people who can do this could only do it once every 10 years and no more than that. i think if we are very prudent with around that body of governance that we will provide long time security for our city. we will be taking into account the whole city and city and county's financial well being, and it keeps this house in order, and it also will keep our bond ratings higher, so i would urge you to look at that one piece and make an amendment so there are safety factor there that will protect the city, the employees and the retirees. thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am tom o'conner president of the local firefighters and i am here to support this effort for the unfunded liability and the firefighters we support this measure as we have done with

the july 16 board meeting. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. item 23 is the -- >> item 24. >> yeah item 24 is regarding the stabilization reserve. can i a motion to continue this item. >> so moved. >> okay. can we do so without opposition? mr. clerk do we have any other items? >> that concludes the agenda. >> we are adjourned. >> miss fever. >> mr. haney. >> miss mendoza? >> wins? >> norton. >> lee. >> wo ng. >> here. >> thank you. >> thank you, miss castco. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> item a. >> none tonight. >> item b. >> superintendent carranza? >> you have rolled the r like a champion. >> good evening, everyone. we did it, this is the final board meeting of the year. >> we have almost does it. >> hopefully soon we will have done it and this represents a kul maition of the exciting work that has been accomplished by the staff and the students and the parents and our community and most certainty this board. i want to thank all of the staff that made this a successful year for our students and as you can imagine while the sch

so we have the board of supervisors and remember, the members of the board of supervisors also sit as the county transportation commission, so they are not just kind of bringing their leadership in support from their representation on the board but also bringing the funding through the association of the prop case sales tax that is part of the funding of this. i want to thank the county transportation authority as well, for their support, and their leadership. the other leader who is a member of the board of supervisors and transportation, county, transportation commission is supervisor london breed from district five and give her a hand, grateful for her support. more importantly she is my district supervisor, she represents the district that i live in and i am kind of feeling a little less doubt here that my supervisor is not talking about the subway stops that we are going to get. so i think that we will also plan for phase four where we are going to hook a left and come back south and get subway into district five. >> don't want to be left out. >> another district five resident is

. >> good morning chairman and members of the board. i would like to echo the remarks i made during last week's supplemental eir scoping meeting and with the issues with sfgovtv which is not broadcasting today's meeting live. the first point i made last week is a single tree track tunnel can't be built and it's impossible to e vac vait the train. the second point there are five structures two on second treat and two on townsend and this is bizarre and the structure for the london high speed tunnels are 2 miles apart. the last point extending the platforms to other side of main street it's impossible to do [inaudible] to the east bay at the later date. there is no improvement since november and i will touch on this again before the board adjourns to close session to discussed evaluation of the the chief executive and the transcripts of the november, december, january, and march board meetings have disappeared from sfgovtv and the presentation is missing from item number nine in the november board packet. >> thank you and our secretary wan

garcia, yesterday at the board of supervisors meeting the number of people testified about the concern about acute psychiatric services especially in year 2 and what the plans are for making sure that we are adequately supporting communities in need and i am just wondering if you could respond? >> with the mayor's mental health cuts -- we believe that we are trying to meet the needs of the community as well as the san francisco general discharge ability. medicare cut -- we cannot have anyone to long in a psychiatric bed. -- as a way to prepare them for the next level of care. they have not opposed that change and there is no loss of clement. most importantly i think the services that we will be re-creating the behavioral health center will meet the needs of psychiatric patients and others in the community. >> thank you. >> supervisor breed: i had two questions. the position being eliminated for the psychiatric social worker position, that is vacant since july, 2011, -- is there a reason why you decided not to fill that position? >> there are many reasons. some of the reasons are that w

are there any comments from the board? commissioner murase. >> i want to thank the committee and the staff this is an enormous amount of work in the rules last year we worked on a rotation schedule so that we can hear from more of our committees and the hard work that you are doing. so this is really very important. i'm amazed at how many responses you got from the survey. and this really very good showing in terms of results. and i think that we really need to look seriously at your recommendations. i think elac and delac, has been neglected and it is good to see what you have accomplished in one short year and we want to acknowledge the staff and the committee members for that. >> i just want to make two side announcements for the committee member who is looking for activities for her son. there is an aim high program which is designed for low income families in the summer to provide some academic enrichment and i announced at the last meeting recreation and parks department offers the scholarships for the programs and if

members of the budget and finance committee the clerk of the board. deborah is loading the presentation. i am here today with hardworking staff to present the board of supervisors budget for 2014 and 15. those abilities reflect the board of supervisors budgets with just a haven of changes. the most meaningful way to address that is through the legislation that is passed by the board of supervisors. this is why we have a core mission. we continual strive to update and improve the information available to the public. all our minutes are on and on online. each agenda includes accent and interpretation services. and additionally we publish in the local newspapers in the city. the budgets before you allow us to continue those mandates. so the major departmental initiative both of which reside in the appeal board. with the treasurer and the tax collector for people to receive the taxes. we'll host meetings in the fall to assist the bagging backlog of appeals. the mayor has added one position to clerk those evenings and one for the appeal board. we have a ass

and the board of education sorry, and the board of supervisors. and a couple of weeks ago i met with carla bryant and she also that they were saying about being more engaged and so we discussed how to facilitate that process about me possibly speaking at subcommittee meetings. and i have been working with the parents for the public schools. and >> isn't she part of the committee now as well. does she not sit with you on the committee. ? carla bryant? >> no she is not a current member. >> not as a member. >> not as a member, but as an official member representing the district. >> what is it that you need to know? what are the answers? >> what i need to know is what i am trying to get to is the balance of the representation on the cpac and if there are different divisions that we are allocating out, how many of those seats are rotating? verses people staying? seats, or you know going into different categories and then being on the cpac for you know ten or 15 or 20 years, verses having some diversity on the commission which includes representation on

they have been able to keep the secrets of the board and this particular individual. so i want to thank all of them for their loyalty and support to the museum and which i very much appreciate. we have an outstanding group of trustees and their love for this institution is as astounding but rightfully deserved. thanks to all the trustees i see in this room today and i want to say how much i appreciate the staff. we have an outstanding staff at this museum. they are a happy lot and a confident group of people. i have worked with them for years and enjoy every moment with them and i would like to say they enjoy working with me as well. they are very excited at the announcement of a new director but they have been functioning very well with our deputy director who has been here as a deputy director since september and has done an excellent job and we look forward to having him with our new director. so, it gives me great pleasure to announce our new director is collin bailey who is the deputy director of the museum and the curator of the department. the selection committe

what we don't feel that the mayor and the board need to act to address this revenue loss at this time it will be a significant financial risk heading into the budget year and beyond and accordingly under the charter we required to place reserves in the department of health's budget to offset the potential loss in his budget. who identified reserves and expenses that we can hold in both years of them budget equivalent to 17 million in both years and most likely that will be a mixed and we will finalize this for you today; it will be a mix of furniture, fixtures and equipment for the new hospital funded in the budget and potentially other capital projects. will place those in control as reserves and keep the board updated on revenues as we know more. >> supervisor farrell: any questions for the controller on that? any other questions for mr. rose or ms. garcia. can we take that motion to accept the budget analyst recommendations as revised for the controller suggestion? can we do that without opposition? (gavel) i do see the chief hear from juvenile probation. >> good morning supervisor

the board has the opportunity to address this issue during closed session. my reminding that the chief executive that california does this -- and moving this forward is transfer the project to a different lead agency. thank you and i look forward to your report on closed session. >> thank you. >> that was the only member of the public that indicated wanted to address you and at this time we can clear the room and get you into . >> the tjpa meeting is back in session and counsel will report on closed session. >> in regard to item 131 regarding existing litigation and the payment for property and interest in 85 natoma street #9 the board unanimously authorizes the executive director to have an agreement with wendy roess-decenzo and christopher decenzo to purchase 85 natoma street #9 and upon successful closing of the property tjpa board releases the eminent domain action and in regard to 60 tehama street and property and interest in same the board authorizes the executive director to authorize a purchase agreement with peter byrne for the trustee of the peter

did the rest of the board accept you're not condition but recommendation that the board take a look at this issue or not? >> that's part of the moths. >> that we're just seeing - >> we want to request of the board of maintaining 18 beds or finding more beds in the community. >> all right. >> okay. so on the motion commissioner (calling names) so move commissioner that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. commissioners that will place you on item 71 e at 11 will have california street public hearing on the draft and environmental impact report please know that the public comments will be september on june 13th. can i ask the public to leave quietly so we can continue on the last item. i would appreciate it >> we're going not - we're not done yet. >> all right. >> you guys ready? >> i'm not sure if is this yours. >> good afternoon president fong. >> wait have you called the item? >> because i live within 5 hundred feet. >> it there a motion to review. >> no, he can't leave. >> on the recuse of the commissioner (calling names) that motion passes 6 to 1 with the commissioner voting against

>> we want to say on behalf of the board and the staff that you were generation about the comments with all of us but we want to thank you for the dedication to them. this is your legacy my friend and thank you very much. >> >> all right. we will now move on to the united administrators of san francisco. >> good evening i'm richard (inaudible) the proud president of the united administrators of san francisco. president norton and commissioners and superintendent carranza, i am happy to announce that usf is here to present 9 scholarships four from uasf and actually five from uasf and we had a tie, and four from sue shider in honor of her twin sister kathleen and i would like to call (inaudible) to the microphone to announce the awards. >> along with us we have jenny horn and also our vice president (inaudible). >> good evening, president, i mean superintendent carranza and president norton and board members. and we are very proud every year we give united administrators gives $8,000 in scholarships. we usually give four $2,000 scholarships but this year we had one that was so close and i

it's not a designated space for the board of supervisors. it is opposite the entrance to the bart and our law says you must be within 10 feet within the outer entrance of an entrance and she is selling work that we didn't approve. the artist is mark tetro. i got a copy that he wrote to you extremely upset over this. this was never authorized by him. he is asking you to uphold the decision to deny her renewal of permit. you see multiple violations on that one incident. >> when was the time of the photo? >> hold on. i can get that for you. that would be february 11, 2013. >> okay. >> so it was that photo. in fact let me replace it with this one which is colored. if that's any better. same photo. >> so, and here is one. she said she showed a picture of nate talking on the phone. here is one by a street artist of when you can see how close she is to me. that's how she was following me around that day at the plaza. it obstructed my duty to gather information from street artist and prohibited them from telling me of violations that were going on at

the july 16 board meeting. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. item 23 is the -- >> item 24. >> yeah item 24 is regarding the stabilization reserve. can i a motion to continue this item. >> so moved. >> okay. can we do so without opposition? mr. clerk do we have any other items? >> that concludes the agenda. >> we are adjourned.

now kicked along the boards. ve made by quick an he holds it. >> this is all marion hossa behind the net. we talk about pavel datsyuk being maybe the best feet in the game. backside pressure, lifting sticks. that's hossa. scuderi. and then strong on the short side. think he's done yet? not yet. lifts the stick again and back to leddy. >> good quick stick speed by leddy. defensemen practice that every day in practice. got a good shot away. handzus and carter on this faceoff. handzus wins it cleanly. oduya. sends it back in deep. handzus. working against regehr. carter comes back to help out. angles it off the boards and penner. hjalmarsson. and came outside the zone and brought back in offside as we have gone 7:10 in to the second overtime making this the second playoff -- >> all overtimes, brian, should be in the second period situation where the goalies are on the other end and get the most exciting moments. the long change that you have. >> that was doughty up on the play. barely offside but still full of lots o