most of those locations were acquired by walgreen's, so it put walgreen's back in the liquor license business, strictly through that person to person transfer process that we referred to. at the same time, walgreen's was looking at a national effort of getting back into the liquor component, and then, a little bit of that story. when the walgreen's first came up, it was newsworthy. it was front-page news that they were talking about bringing many licenses to san francisco. walgreen's has in excess of 90 locations, and their long-term business plan would ultimately attend to license all of those. that caused concern here with the supervisors. it caused concern with the mayor's office. we did start dialogue with walgreen's early on. we have since move very cautiously, very slowly, and very selectively on very specific locations. i believe we currently have 6 walgreen's with a liquor license, but i think what is important to look at is they are very restrictive licenses. we have tried to strike a balance where they do not impact the community or police services, so that they are a respo

>> we know because we partner with walgreen's on battery collection there are more than 60 walgreen stores and half a dozen safeways. that is where a lot of drugs are being sold. supervisor mirkarimi: i saw that it was well over 50% generated by consumers from the aggregate amount of those retail counters in san francisco. correct? >> that sounds reasonable. supervisor mirkarimi: ok. i am going off into data. >> ok. supervisor mirkarimi: them on the signage itself, explain how it would work as it is related to our legislation and what our expectation would be of it. >> we would like it to be -- supervisor mirkarimi: this is very specific. >> we wanted to be identical for what we're doing for the pilot. we envision a small poster or a tear-off pad available in the window of the store so people walking by can see it, and then in the pharmacy itself. people walk up directly to ask about it. supervisor mirkarimi: i have had a little bit of experience with this. i offered the ban on plastic bags. i wanted to see volunteers with the industry, similar stores, walgreen's, to provide signage to dis

>> we know because we partner with walgreen's on battery collection there are more than 60 walgreen stores and half a dozen safeways. that is where a lot of drugs are being sold. supervisor mirkarimi: i saw that it was well over 50% generated by

we did this at walgreens, 13 locations. after the collection at walgreens, we have to continue to inform the public about where to take their medicines in the future. this essentially was a piece that was left behind after the event that walgreens was in support of developing. this is very similar to what we're going to be asking for this, which is to direct the public to those other pharmacies or police stations where the drop off or collection will take place, so this is, again, does this small example of something we have done in the past and another one to show you. we developed this for a small independent pharmacy that was in the valley that was in the collection program for a period of time. hopefully, we will get this back in the program. barry simple. it is a drop-off site. we do not envision something much larger than these two for what we would be asked to implement. any questions? president o'brien: we used to always bring our bottles back to the shop for our four pennies. is that something we could consider pro

i am sure all of the commissioners of the lead article in the paper regarding walgreens. i refer to them as a grocery store, not a retail pharmacy. if icy any official papers i come in for walgreens or cvs as a retail pharmacy, i would be tempted to throw them out as inaccurate. >> we have a large event happening in san francisco next week called powow. it does not have anything to do with planning, but it does with the future of san francisco. this brings buyers into san francisco. they are bragging wholesale buying into the united states. it should be good for the city. everybody who represents san francisco will have an opportunity to be a host member. commissioner sugaya: to follow- up, powell street and sutter walgreens is in the process of restocking and read shelving the back of the store to have food items. >> even sushi? commissioner sugaya: i did not see that yesterday. >> i was going to ask if the city can look into what we can do with that situation. we have seen that a lot with formula retailers from 7-11, retailers going into certain neighborhoods that have

for a weekend, we did collection at 13 walgreen's. we were not able to continue that program. we were not able to sustain funding. walgreen's worked with us to develop an outreach piece to distribute to people coming in after that collection period so they would have information on how to properly dispose of pharmaceuticals. this is an example of a point purchase. this is a tear-off pad at the counter. "how do i get rid of my pharmaceuticals?" this is what they would give them. at the time, we had a facility. i want to show you an example of how pharmacies have worked with us in the past to develop something and distributed at their store. a more recent example was a poster we developed. they did permanent collection for some time. supervisor mirkarimi: a little bit of a player. >> i can also hold up. it is a small poster that goes in the window to demonstrate that they would be a collection point. we envision something similar. this will go through a public process. we will hold hearings at our office and get public input from affected retailers to develop something they will

i believe it is $3.99 at walgreen's. it is $4.99 at kaiser.sor mirkarimi: they have to pay for that. >> they do. it is rather expensive. supervisor mirkarimi: if the city was providing those, what was the cost? >> $2.99. we were one of the first clients. supervisor mirkarimi: right. >> this was a temporary measure because we did not have dropoff sites. supervisor mirkarimi: just to remind the public, when we had this less than a year ago, there really is nobody else in the united states that does this where it is corporate-funded. there is in canada. where is it in canada? >> several provinces. british columbia has the most robust program. they have been running it for 10 to 12 years. supervisor mirkarimi: it is a collective funding, right? both from their private sector, pharmaceutical companies, and is it from the government as well? >> there are different models. i believe british columbia is just manufacturers. there has been funding for a long time. we had to figure out what the cost of the ordinance was last year. supervisor mirkarimi: r

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i didn't say is those who are not participating, which i think is kind of uncool, is safeway and walgreens, who are the largest retailers that generate that business -- over-the-counter business. so what we have is designed the law, and they were at the table but they did not provide dollars and they are not providing the volunteer locations in order to cite these. so we decided to still endeavor on and put them in the five police stations, since we'll have more regulatory control over that but then in the independent pharmacies, and good for them because there are quite a few of them around and several dozen have elected to participate. so i'm hoping that the net benefit is people may actually do business at those. meanwhile, it is walgreens and safeways and others who charge upwards of $3.75 and higher to the citizenry who want to come in and do the responsible thing instead of flushing down the prescriptions in their toilet, which they should not do because it could compromise the waste water structure f you ask the p.u.c., we do not have the infwra structure to filter out contaminants

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commissioner sugaya: just for the public's sake, we're talking about establishments like cvs pharmacy, walgreen's, which commissioner miguel voiced his opinion he did not know what they were. i think i know what they are, but maybe the code does not set that for work. i think that is where the commission is going, especially when we are talking about target, wal-mart, the larger establishments, and still have that makes -- mix. bigger than a department store. you know what i mean. president olague: yes. and commissioner fong attended a brown bag lunch that was very well attended, and it is interesting, the results. in the conversation, the idea of manufacturing came up, according to the census at least -- a high percentage of those jobs from here in the city. at the same time, i think there is an effort to retain those jobs and that type of business here in the city. so, this is a non-profit called sf made, and at the end of the month, they are going to be touring some of these local factories and that sort of thing, breweries, people who make garments and this kind of thing. that is the name of

transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 511 crescent street to 2801 jones street for walgreen's will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> we would like to request a continuance on this item. i have talked to the applicant, and they concur. there are some details we're trying to work out. we will have it ready probably for our next meeting. supervisor avalos: ok, let's open this up for public comment on the continuance. any member of the public who would like to comment on this item? ok, we will close public comment. we can agree to continue to next month. we will skip a meeting. >> correct, maybe the july meeting. supervisor avalos: great. i would like to be involved in some of the discussion on this as well. ok, if you could call item 3. >> item 3, hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to shawn higgings located at 2323 market street will serve the convenience of the people of the city and county of san francisco -- to shawn higgins. supervisor avalos: inspector? >> san francisc

pharmacy and central drug market, and both of those i worry will be lost to us very soon because of walgreen's and cvs stores in the area. as they gain a more competitive advantage, people might tend to go there. that is the reason why i'm voting against the secondarily because it does not make sense to have two liquor licenses in the same building. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. i would like to urge my colleagues to support this license. we heard public health concerns from supervisor avalos, but the inspector from the police department gave us 13 strict conditions that will be placed on this license from limiting the hours to only limiting six packs and up, improving the lighting outside, reducing noise, litter, and watering, but especially also having camera and digital surveillance and not allowing small bottles of wine or larger bottles of beer and other to be sold, so i think, with the additional 13 conditions, i am supportive of this license, though, like supervisor avalos, i share the concern about underage drinking. i think with these conditions, public health is protected alon

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