my name is michelle and i serve as the vice chair of the youth commission. when i first heard of 2025 and it had so many different topics which sparked so many different discussion points and i fell in love with it. i want to applaud the staff which put it all together which i know was a lot of effort. i want to encourage future curriculum planning to be processed in the same way where it invites not only san francisco unified school district staff members, but also students and service providers. i really hope in the future outreach towards the students can be increased because i want to see more students voice their own experience and needs by themselves since at tends of the day, no one can represent us better than we can represent ourselves. i look forwards to seeing all the funding implemented in the future. the current style of teaching is not the best for all, but it shouldn't be completely erased either. i hope in the future we can have better ways to identify different styles of learning and follow up to support them properly. when a student feels c

the vice chairs of the house energy and commerce committee. signal we are in a real economic recovery? >> i'm afraid it does not. trish, you look at the data. this is great. .88,000 more that is great. but then you look at the data. you still have wage stagnation. you still have weekly hours worked at 34.5. which is not healthy, not a good trend. the other thing is looking at that labor force participation rate, and you saw it go down 62.7%. that is off concern to me. you have those people opting out of the labor force, no longer looking. see that that we would labor force participation rate improved and i'm terribly disappointed we did not. >> you did hit the nail on the head in terms of those two issues. have not seene any wage growth. and a lot of people saying enough, and opting out of the labor force. which is not good to say. let's talk about the political implications. 6.3% is a good headline number. 288,000 does sound good. will your average voter be able to peel back the layers and look at things like wages or the number of people opt

the answer today, we are four staff, the chair, the vice-chair and the members of the committee all here. i personally went out to all 12 fleet of the future tour dates. i have listened to the community and heard arguments for the pole -- and against the pole. we'll have is survey results. i have been out there listening to a lot of them and as a chair i have been beat up quite a lot. it's what happens as a chair. i hear people laughing, but we are here and we are here and i do believe that staff is listening. one of the things that hasn't been said and i want to bring up because this is a live meetings. people that want to e-mail comments. it's fof design at bart .gov. fleet of the future design. fof design @ bart .gov. send in the feedback comments. it's pretty much all i have to say. i have been listening. we are going to have our meeting next thursday. aaron will be at our meeting. we'll have more discussion on this. as a chair, i believe we've done a lot of due diligence in it. that's all i can say. thank you. >> thank you. next we have bonnie, my apology for your last name. >> hi.

the government audit and oversight committee. i am the chair of the committee, supervisor london breed, and to my right is the vice chair, kate tang, and to her left is david chiu. today the clerk, is erica major and thank you to sfgov tv. >> items will be stated on the agenda than stated. >> okay, call the first item. >> item 1, ordinance amending the park and police codes to ban convicted graffiti offenders. >> today, i am proud to introduce this comprehensive overhaul of graffiti here in the city of san francisco. this is a month-long of collaboration with various city departments to discuss things that are both administrative as well as legislative. the police department and the department of public works and the 3-1-1 board and advisory board, so many folks that have participated and bringing us together to make sure that we are taking a responsible approach towards dealing with graffiti ban throughout the city. i want to thank city attorney, herre herrera, in particular that will spend a lot of time collecting restitution and dealing with issues with this legislation. and i want to thank ed miskin, from the eta, and mohamed

the government audit and oversight committee. i'm supervisor breed, the chair of the committee. and to my right is supervisor tang, the vice-chair and president david chiu, the committee clerk is alicia miller. and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes.

. >> sure, we also have in the audience the chair and vice-chair of the atf. they may also in the public session be able to describe more fully how that works. but they produce agendas based on their assessment of what kinds of issues in the bart system need attention that could be in the stations in the parking lots, a lot of accessible path issues, it could be new stations that we are building. i know they are working hard on that. because that's a real chance to come up to code with upgrades. there is also a lot of reinvestment in bart stations and that is something they weigh in on. and then also there is, you know, a project managers that partly for compliance reasons they approach the bart accessibility task force to agenda ized and item to get the feedback to get the right design from the beginning. in my case, that was what we did. it was something that i felt was really important. i think i mentioned earlier i was able to meet with them at least 8 times so far especially one session, we did one session at the ed roberts campus to do a two dimensional

the local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos the chair of the commission, joined to my left by london breed, the vice-chair. and commissioner eric mar and to my right by commissioner hope schmeltzer. the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed is here. commissioner campos? campos absent. commissioner mar? >> here. >> mar here. commissioner schmeltzer >> schmeltzer here. >> mr. chair, we have a quorum. great. let's go to our next item, please. >> item no. 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the january 24, 014 regular meeting and march 3, 2014 special joint meeting with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> colleagues my comments or questions of the minutes? okay. seeing none, we can open this item up for the many people who are in our audience -- wait, there is no one there. welcome. and we'll close public comment. colleagues do we have a motion to approve the minutet minu

the local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos the chair of the commission, joined to my left by london breed, the vice-chair. and commissioner eric mar and to my right by commissioner hope schmeltzer. the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed

now i'm going to pass the mic to the vice-chair who will present. >> supervisor breed? >>supervisor london breed: before you sit down. you say it was excluded from the children's fund. i'm not sure that is entirely accurate because the children's fund has provided financial support to community based organizations for transitional age youth i thigh for -- i think for the past couple of years. i want to get clarity because when i was former director of the non-profit we supported k-youth and case management and supported services many i'm not certain that it's entirely accurate and where your information came from. i just wanted to get some clarity if you had it. >> yes, please. >> so when we consider transitional age youth 16-24 there are a number of transitional youth being served through funding. our children's fund do only allow us to serve people up to the age 18. we have additional funding through partnerships with the probation department and other non-children's funds that we use for our violence prevention funding so dcfs have funds for people underage. >> some o

he's the trustee for historic trust of preservation where he is the vice chair of the diversity task force. he was the director of the [inaudible] at the school of the art institute of chicago where he held the john h brine charn in historic preservation. he's the author of architecture of barry burn taking the prairie school to europe and various travel guides and over 400 blog posts since 2005. with that, i'll hands it over to vince and we look forward to hearing from all of you. >> before you started, just for -- go to the public, is mr. michael will go through some presentation and we're going to stop four or five times throughout the presentation for -- we'll go commission comments and public comment so everyone will get a chance to speak multiple times throughout the presentation. don't have to, but -- anyways, we'll have ample opportunity to go through this. i want to make sure everyone understands we're not trying to come to answers today. we're going to review and look at where we're going. this process will take a year roughly and planning staff will come to us in the fall,

the government audit and oversight committee. i am the chair of the committee, supervisor london breed, and to my right is the vice chair,

the vice chair said it would be a conflicting for him to help us so we having had no access or opinion from the city attorney. we our own attorney that's appointed to the board didn't wish to participate to mr. gross man helped us the city attorney was referring to him as a ghost writer and we did it all in open and in front of the of the public and had a agendized and everything attached this is about the ethics commissions process for how they're goes to handle the sunshine ordinance and the public complaints and we have no idea what the process is we don't know the process you're going do have a discussion about. it's something that we feel like you're hiding behind the attorney-client privilege that the process that the ethics commission would go through and consider how to handle those things. this is part of why we're we're 0 we're concerned why mr. grossman wanted to see how would the sunshine task force with work the commission self-we don't have the process or the deliberation process. thank you >> comments from the commissioners. >> can i interject quickly. >> okay. >> i thin

the government audit and oversight committee. i'm supervisor breed, the chair of the committee. and to my right is supervisor tang, the vicechair and president david chiu, the committee clerk is alicia miller. and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please make sure so silence all cell phones and electronic device. completed speaker cards and any documents to be included as sparta of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on may 20 board of supervisors meeting unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. can you please call item number 1? >> item number 1, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the committee on city workforce alignment, to give the committee responsibility for planning and coordinating the city's workforce development programs, and to make other changes to the procedures governing the planning and implementation of workforce development programs. ~ implementation. >> okay, president chiu. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, supervisor tang. tha

my name is michelle and i serve as the vice chair of the youth commission. when i first heard of 2025 and it had so many different topics which sparked so many different discussion points and i fell in love with it. i want to applaud the staff which put it all together which i know was a lot of effort. i want to encourage future curriculum planning to be processed in the same way where it invites not only san francisco unified school district staff members, but also students and service providers. i really hope in the future outreach towards the students can be increased because i want to see more students voice their own

to my right is supervisor kim the vice chair and to my left is supervisor cohen and we are broadcast

i am a current active chair of the sunshine ordinance and i've served as the vice-chair for two years. so, yeah, go ahead and hit me with all the questions at the end. i'm ready for you. [speaker not understood] with chair grant several mooedings. i know how the sausages are made, so to speak. also prepared a presentation that the chair pretty much went over most of it so i'll try to go in a different direction. i am really proud of some of the accomplishments we made on the task force. at the end of the day or more appropriately, the end of the evening or the night, our role is to get the complainants the information that they're entitled to, that they're asking for. people -- it's like a co-op. people come to us for two reasons. if people want something, these people have to give it. or they disagree and we're there to make sure that at the end of the day that the people get the information that they're entitled to and that they ask for if there is a violation they're supposed to get that information. you know, it's interesting. my dad called me this morning and asked me two questio

to my right is supervisor kim the vice chair and to my left is supervisor cohen and we are broadcast today by sfgtv. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> please turn off any electronic devices and please turn in cards and documented part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. the items will appear on a future agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you and public comment is two minutes for public comment and this are cards in the front of the room. madam clerk will you call item one. >> item one is a resolution approving the acquisition of 28 avigation easements for the noise insulation program. >> and number one was sent to the land use and economic development committee. it's for the budget and finance committee and my motion after public comment to refer the bottom to the budget and finance committee. if there are no comments we will open it up for public comment. any public comment on item one? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] colleagues could i have a motion to refer this to the budget committee? >>i am happy to make the motion so this say motion we c

i want to take a step back if i may very i was the vice chair of the national superstructure advisory after 9/11 for several years. >> and you spend a lot of time in the white house. >> the key take away is that if you told me we would go 12-14 years without another attack on american soil, i would say that is impossible very the government has done a good job protecting us. if you expand too far, -- that facebook's and the googles and the apples, there is a state of proper conduct. it is a wild, wild west. i'm not big reticle of the administration. -- critical of the administration. we have to take a step back it with other governments around the world come here is how we move forward together. how do we position it so we do not affect the supply chain? the supply chain in terms of how you move products out and give it to the customers. i think the importance of protecting the security is most important. >> and the business impact? >> the business impact in china and certain other parts around the world are hesitating. you never needed to impact on it. >> the nsa is stalling? >> what

the vice chair of our advisory board to the chair after the 9/11 commission for the president.he key take away was that if you had told me we were going 12-14 years without another attack on american soil, i would've said impossible. and yet, the government has done a very good job of protecting us. if you expand too far, you begin to affect the global supply chain. googles and sent apples said we have got to have, using my words, the speed of proper conduct or rules of the road as we move forward. it is a wild wild west. i am not in critical of the administration. we now have to take a step back and with other governments around the world come up with here is how we move forward together and how do we position it so we don't affect the supply chain which may be in a given country like india or china, the supply chain of how you move products out. i think the importance of -- >> is the business impacting china at? you never know the true impact on it. a's installing failed. >> if people don't trust us, then we have an issue. that is where we need rules of conduct going forward.

jamison is someone who has served on our animal welfare commission and actually as the, i believe the vice-chair in this past year. and, so, ashley from my office sfgov-tv will allow me, we do have a few photos showing jennifer. she did pass away unexpectedly and we are just so devastated to hear about her loss. she started a [speaker not understood] rescue in 2010. they are dedicated to rescue and re-homing black and dark coated companion animals from shelters. believe it or not, they are actually disproportionately euthanized for their color. black cats are often associated with superstition while black dogses are the last to be adopted from shelters and are often the first to be euthanized for their color. so jennifer was actually dedicated to making sure those animals found their forever home. lou guru rescue partnered with many shelters and agencies including animal care and control here in san francisco. our spca, san jose animal shelter, sacramento, contra costa, kern county, merced and many others. in addition to running lou guru, jennifer was an active volunteer with many other rescue g