unfochinately we were able to schedule this a little late to get it in your agenda packet so want to drop ufconfirmation and thank you supervisor cohen for your leadership on this issue. i noticed in the legislation it includes provisions for collecting information on age during detention and traffic stop squz think that is great. we do no knoe young people are sort of ilinclined to file reports with our office of citizen complaints so here issues anecdotally. it is hard to get a full picture going on between young people and police officers so we think this can go towards that. i didn't see the age piece was specifically included in the information that would be reported out to the police commission so i'm hoping that is something that if it isn't part of the report that something we can request to look at. not at all to undermine the original intention thorf ordinance, which is looking at how policing is effecting and happening in communities of color and effecting transgender people in san francisco, we think looking at age is important. thank frz the leadership on the issue. you

i'm ainate native san franciscan and born and raised in san francisco, unfochinately i can't live in san francisco. we see that a lotf w xhern and youth and families having to migrate to other counties because they can't afford to live in san francisco. that impacts the youth and the way they identify themselves. are they seen as san franciscans or are there waver forms they have to go through to feel like they raback home. i commute every day to san francisco for hour. [inaudible] i invest time in san francisco by attending the university and schools and work for the district attorneys office. if given the opportunity i'll work hard i be a strong voice for those victims of vimes as i see myself as a survivor, >> what neighborhoods have you lived in san francisco? >> i grew up in the mission and hung out at park and rec on [inaudible] they used to have a boxing club. my son hangs out at the youth program. at one point i would catch the 54 and 9 to bay view and come back to the mission district. grew up on army street, but hung out at [inaudible] my focus has never been on the specifi

it is unfochinate. we thought we could look at the overall diversity of the mayor's appointments were to compare to and make a decision on and that isn't the case. even though it is pass thd legal deadline the mayors office is waiting to see who we appoint before they decide. i expect candidates who are not necessarily appointed today whos names are in the mayors office have a chance to be appointed by the mayor as well so whatever we don't decide today can be accomplished in that office and that is up to their decision making. what i'm in a round about way of doing, i will support mrs. zang and my appallgies to mr. [inaudible] who i believe served san francisco very very well and continues to do so and who i have known for a long time for his work in the community as well. it is hoard hard not to support you luis, but i do want to support eddy moving forward and that we might [inaudible] we have a motion from other committee members i'll be happy to support that >> i apology earlier that i would be fin

unfochinately it isn't a simple black and white in terms of the construction area because of various claims, claim frz extended overhead and delays. different fingers pointing directions. there is construction law in settling those disputes and what i daurm from our policy that isn't is roll we take but we take a odvocase role in making sure there is fairness and these disputes in some way get resolved >> this will effect the completion of projects and deadlines, right? i wonder if this commission can you know sort of institute some type of guideline when we grant contracts that this could be a item that could be included. i don't know. if it will impact the completion of our projects, we have a goal and deadline jz we penalize them if they don't meet it deadlines but if the workers are effected it is kind of a-the effect is out there. so, it is just something that we as a commission could look at and it is under your purview but this is something that could be discussed as a policy and include it in granting contracts. >> and think that is something that could be looked at in terms

it is unfochinate. we thought we could look at the overall diversity of the mayor's appointments were to compare to and make a decision on and that isn't the case. even though it is pass thd legal deadline the mayors office is waiting to see who we appoint before they decide. i expect candidates who are not necessarily appointed today whos names are in the mayors office have a chance to be appointed by the mayor as well so whatever we don't decide today can be accomplished in that office and that is up to their decision making. what i'm in a round about way of doing, i will support mrs. zang and my appallgies to mr. [inaudible] who i believe served san francisco very very well and continues to do so and who i have known for a long time for his work in the community as well. it is hoard hard not to support you luis, but i do want to support eddy moving forward and that we might [inaudible] we have a motion from other committee members i'll be happy to support that >> i apology earlier that i would be fin

it is unfochinate. we thought we could look at the overall diversity of the mayor's appointments were to compare to and make a decision on and that isn't the case. even though it is pass thd legal deadline the mayors office is waiting to see who we appoint before they decide. i expect candidates who are not necessarily appointed today whos names are in the mayors office have a chance to be appointed by the mayor as well so whatever we don't decide today can be accomplished in that office and that is up to their decision making. what i'm in a round about way of doing, i will support mrs. zang and my appallgies to mr. [inaudible] who i believe served san francisco very very well and continues to do so and who i have known for a long time for his work in the community as well. it is hoard hard not to support you luis, but i do want to support eddy moving forward and that we might [inaudible] we have a motion from other committee members i'll be happy to support that >> i apology earlier that i would be fin

unfochinately we were able to schedule this a little late to get it in your agenda packet so want to drop ufconfirmation and thank you supervisor cohen for your leadership on this issue. i noticed in the legislation it includes provisions for collecting information on age during detention and traffic stop squz think that is great. we do no knoe young people are sort of ilinclined to file reports with our office of citizen complaints so here issues anecdotally. it is hard to get a full picture going on between young people and police officers so we think this can go towards that. i didn't see the age piece was specifically included in the information that would be reported out to the police commission so i'm hoping that is something that if it isn't part of the report that something we can request to look at. not at all to undermine the original intention thorf ordinance, which is looking at how policing is effecting and happening in communities of color and effecting transgender people in san francisco, we think looking at age is important. thank frz the leadership on the issue. you

unfochinately it isn't a simple black and white in terms of the construction area because of various claims, claim frz extended overhead and delays. different fingers pointing directions. there is construction law in settling those disputes and what i daurm from our policy that isn't is roll we take but we take a odvocase role in making sure there is fairness and these disputes in some way get resolved >> this will effect the completion of projects and deadlines, right? i wonder if this commission can you know sort of institute some type of guideline when we grant contracts that this could be a item that could be included. i don't know. if it will impact the completion of our projects, we have a goal and deadline jz we penalize them if they don't meet it deadlines but if the workers are effected it is kind of a-the effect is out there. so, it is just something that we as a commission could look at and it is under your purview but this is something that could be discussed as a policy and include it in granting contracts. >> and think that is something that could be looked at in terms

unfochinately it isn't a simple black and white in terms of the construction area because of various claims, claim frz extended overhead and delays. different fingers pointing directions. there is construction law in settling those disputes and what i daurm from our policy that isn't is roll we take but we take a odvocase role in making sure there is fairness and these disputes in some way get resolved >> this will effect the completion of projects and deadlines, right? i wonder if this commission can you know sort of institute some type of guideline when we grant contracts that this could be a item that could be included. i don't know. if it will impact the completion of our projects, we have a goal and deadline jz we penalize them if they don't meet it deadlines but if the workers are effected it is kind of a-the effect is out there. so, it is just something that we as a commission could look at and it is under your purview but this is something that could be discussed as a policy and include it in granting contracts. >> and think that is something that could be looked at in terms