we are work wg the board sw neighborhood groups and can do this because we vastrong economy and we can do this because we are transforming our actually transporting the type of revenues we do so from evonets like the superbowls and the neighborhoods that need them and continue building strong neighborhoods. with that, i can take a f questions if you have them, the budget or anything else and then we'll go on. >> [inaudible] >> well, it is a old old library just like this was and the physical changes we identified in some of the paperwork we are passing out. they will have-they are kind of behine the walls. they want more technology in the branch libraries and part of that will be upgrading the wiring system that is very old. we don't have room to expand so we actually have to comp sate for that limited space and make sure that all the spaces used and upgraded with wiring and new technology. we also will increase those hours in the library-like i said in all the branch libraries including chinatown that will have the library hours expanded as well. when i go out there it was very crowde

extended aerfck professional courtesy and no one can doubt the good faith san francisco showed work wg aau and yet again and again aau met our good faith with bad faith and again and again sought to fix existing violations and scheming to commit new violations. aau set deadlynns it missed and made promises it broke. with a lawsuit today the again and again's end. sue toog end the wrong doing we ask to adjudicate 23 aau properties in violation. another 10 properties on the map remain under review by my office and may be added in a complaint in a later date. our litigation make certain san franciscos rights are protected and seeks objective no environmental r view process alone can accomplish. we seek to restore [inaudible] residential units. san franciscos right to have a voice shaping their neighborhoods. to end unfair business practices which disadvantage competitors who play by the rule jz penalties that are commensurate and sufficient to detrer would be laws in the future. i'm conclude saying how thankful i am with the lawyers. i'm grateful the effort and patient of zoning administr

we are work wg the board sw neighborhood groups and can do this because we vastrong economy and we can do this because we are transforming our actually transporting the type of revenues we do so from evonets like the superbowls and the neighborhoods that need them and continue building strong neighborhoods. with that, i can take a few questions if you have them, the budget or anything else and then we'll go on. >> [inaudible] >> well, it is a old old library just like this was and the physical changes we identified in some of the paperwork we are passing out. they will have-they are kind of behine the walls. they want more technology in the branch libraries and part of that will be upgrading the wiring system that is very old. we don't have room to expand so we actually have to comp sate for that limited space and make sure that all the spaces used and upgraded with wiring and new technology. we also will increase those hours in the library-like i said in all the branch libraries including chinatown that will have the library hours expanded as well. when i go out there it was very crow

it is prev lij work wg you. still on prosac for 2 more years. i'm choked up but thank you very much for the opportunity and beautiful beautiful plaque, i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> alright. is string of being impressed. i'm going to tell the inturns a joke. the inturns found out they were doing this 48 hours ago and linda spoke without any knowledge what so ever. today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible]

i had the pleasure of work wg mr. penn who was relentless trying to make sure opportunities were available to people who have a difficult to find employment for. i think she a great selection along with the pastor based on their history, their work ethics, things they have done in the community and it isn't to say mr. cohen isn't qualified or doesn't have the ability to do this work in the same capacity, but here we have a decision to make as a board and think that the rules committee made a good decision and think we should support that decision. i also like to say that as someone who has experienced some the challenges with affordable housing in the city and county of san francisco and watched as organizations like choochoocontinue to push for building more affordable housing continue to push for trying to support low income individuals that affordable housing and that work led from my perspective to a lot of dis instruction of the african american community. we have not until neighborhood preference legislation whi

what are we deal wg here? vision zero is in the papers and still trying to get money for it but it isn't working. transit first, for small business. transit first says you must consider small business in the legislation. our businesses are going to be killed. state of good repair. we have a two fold, on lombard it should have been twen years ago and chestnut there are 14 blocks on surrounding streets that need the help. this is what we were told at the second meeting of and just decided to do it this way. this is not public input to us and one person at one meeting said we think about the buses and not the people. in the case of chestnut street, take away [inaudible] and scott and our seniors cannot get to the grocery store without walking 960 feet i believe. they can't get to their banks without walking 4 or 500 feet. we are a family. this is some of the endemic problems we are having with the mta. thank you. >> next, please. >> good evening commissioners. my name is nancy [inaudible] i came today to read a l

it is prev lij work wg you. still on prosac for 2 more years. i'm choked up but thank you very much for the opportunity and beautiful beautiful plaque, i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> alright. is string of being impressed. i'm going to tell the inturns a joke. the inturns found out they were doing this 48 hours ago and linda spoke without any knowledge what so ever. today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the stdent in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible]

it is prev lij work wg you. still on prosac for 2 more years. i'm choked up but thank you very much for the opportunity and beautiful beautiful plaque, i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> alright. is string of being impressed. i'm going to tell the inturns a joke. the inturns found out they were doing this 48 hours ago and linda spoke without any knowledge what so ever. today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible]

[inaudible] members skills up toidate as well and doing our light-rail safe lifting training work wg mta. members from various stations like to thank you for helping with 150th event. ambulances responding 7 [inaudible] transported [inaudible] market share. this decline was in part due to the bump up academy where we had medics out of the system and ratio was off. the bump up was completed. group 2 begins training [inaudible] i like to thank the existing paramedics that were there they jumped on a lot of over time to get as many cars out as we can. h 3 level one class began april 25 with 32 recruits. the graduation date is june 3. h 8 training is under way with paramedics. get hands on training monday may 9 followed by field evaluation and county acadidation rides. toured the emergency rooms and identified issues with the ambulance. look forward to ems week may 15 and 20. -through may 20. fire prevention plan check section. permit totals are listed in the report. lengthy number. accelerated code enforcement. proposed legislation from supervisor wiener and supervisor cohen passed the

it is prev lij work wg you. still on prosac for 2 more years. i'm choked up but thank you very much for the opportunity and beautiful beautiful plaque, i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> alright. is string of being impressed. i'm going to tell the inturns a joke. the inturns found out they were doing this 48 hours ago and linda spoke without any knowledge what so ever. today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible]

what are we deal wg here? vision zero is in the papers and still trying to get money for it but it isn't working. transit first, for small business. transit first says you must consider small business in the legislation. our businesses are going to be killed. state of good repair. we have a two fold, on lombard it should have been twen years ago and chestnut there are 14 blocks on surrounding streets that need the help. this is what we were told at the second meeting of and just decided to do it this way. this is not public input to us and one person at one meeting said we think about the buses and not the people. in the case of chestnut street, take away [inaudible] and scott and our seniors cannot get to the grocery store without walking 960 feet i believe. they can't get to their banks without walking 4 or 500 feet. we are a family. this is some of the endemic problems we are having with the mta. thank you. >> next, please. >> good evening commissioners. my name is nancy [inaudible] i came today to read a l

extended aerfck professional courtesy and no one can doubt the good faith san francisco showed work wg aau and yet again and again aau met our good faith with bad faith and again and again sought to fix existing violations and scheming to commit new violations. aau set deadlynns it missed and made promises it broke. with a lawsuit today the again and again's end. sue toog end the wrong doing we ask to adjudicate 23 aau properties in violation. another 10 properties on the map remain under review by my office and may be added in a complaint in a later date. our litigation make certain san franciscos rights are protected and seeks objective no environmental r view process alone can accomplish. we seek to restore [inaudible] residential units. san franciscos right to have a voice shaping their neighborhoods. to end unfair business practices which disadvantage competitors who play by the rule jz penalties that are commensurate and sufficient to detrer would be laws in the future. i'm conclude saying how thankful i am with the lawyers. i'm grateful the effort and patient of zoning administr

. >>> a man in southwest china surprised his doc wg was a bear cub.meless puppy and calling it his wolf dog. as it grew bigger, he called the forest tree department, i need some help here, identifying as a black beer. it was sent to a while life shelter until it can be released into the wild. >> like a bad disney script that wasn't like allowed. >> yeah, i mean, you dream about having an animal like that, a cub or a little -- >> i dream all humans are intelligent. >> okay, let's move on, shall we? >>> a look ahead to mother's day, fast approaching. we can'ted to share with you some images of people who put the show together everyday, along with some very special women. >> good-looking staff, don't we? >> we really do. look at them. they clean up nicely. the overnight team works tire he is -- we wanted to take a moment to recognize all the great and amazing moms and women who have helped us along the path of life and to take a moment to simply say thank you. >> you have good mother's day yourself. >> i can't wait. i have my two precious kids. let's kee

pasted contacts i had with district attorney george gascon procedurely professional on matters deal wg the cities criminal justice system and did not require me to recuse myself. >> any public comment on the matters that were covered in closed session? hearing none, do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> before we adjourn, i think commissioner addrews wants to make a statement. >> thank you chair. i should have made it before closeed session because now my audience is gone. i did want to take the opportunity to say what a honor it has been serving on the commission over these past 3 years and want to thank the commission while i was on a steep learning curve at the same time quit interested in good government and it plays out so much in our personal and professional lives and continues to be clear to me with my service here. i am empressed with the work we have done thus far. with the passing of prop c and with chair renne and myself servings as a commission of two and commission support and hiring executive director pelumand continue to be impressed with her. throughout that p

keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr. andrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner keane was unanimous. number 4, possible discussion and request to waver from local post employment restrictions submitted guy julienne christensen recollect a former member of the boferd supervisors. is mrs. christensen here? >> thank you. mrs. christensen was notified and expected she would be here. i don't see her in the room but understanding she ptded to attend. as we speak. >> your ajendsa item was called and just asking if you were here and looked around. welcome and the staff recommendation i'll let mrs. [inaudible] articulate what the staff recommendation is and then be happy to hear from the former supervisor. >> thank you chair renne. the memo

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in am prop k program every 5 years we go through oo public process work wg agencies and parties and members of the public to figure what projects we should funds over the next 5 year period which is about as long as anyone can figure what to do. in terms of public engagement, super tight timeline so we want to leverage as much as we can existing venues and forums for gathering input. there is a tremendous mount of conversations happening. spl are very recent and over a long duration. a good example is supervisor avalos worked with transportation coalition and helped developed the muni equity framework and help inform a potential new measure. we need to leverage opportunities and be very innovative about what we can do in a short amount of time. you should have your desk a more detailed schedule for key dates. i wonets bore with every detail, but the main two book ends to get to the november ballot is under to state public utilities code to administer a sales tax we need the board of supervisors to place a sales tax on the bal lt. in terms of this body we want to get to end of june probably

keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr. andrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner keane was unanimous. number 4, possible discussion and request to waver from local post employment restrictions submitted guy julienne christensen recollect a former member of the boferd supervisors. is mrs. christensen here? >> thank you. mrs. christensen was notified and expected she would be here. i don't see her in the room but understanding she ptded to attend. as we speak. >> your ajendsa item was called and just asking if you were here and looked around. welcome and the staff recommendation i'll let mrs. [inaudible] articulate what the staff recommendation is and then be happy to hear from the former supervisor. >> thank you chair renne. the memo

we are work wg the board sw neighborhood groups and can do this because we vastrong economy and we can do this because we are transforming our actually transporting the type of revenues we do so from evonets like the superbowls and the neighborhoods that need them and continue building strong neighborhoods. with that, i can take a few questions if you have them, the budget or anything else and then we'll go on. >> [inaudible] >> well, it is a old old library just like this was and the physical changes we identified in some of the paperwork we are passing out. they will have-they are kind of behine the walls. they want more technology in the branch libraries and part of that will be upgrading the wiring system that is very old. we don't have room to expand so we actually have to comp sate for that limited space and make sure that all the spaces used and upgraded with wiring and new technology. we also will increase those hours in the library-like i said in all the branch libraries including chinatown that will have the library hours expanded as well. when i go out there it was very crow

we are work wg the board sw neighborhood groups and can do this because we vastrong economy and we cano this because we are transforming our actually transporting the type of revenues we do so from evonets like the superbowls and the neighborhoods that need them and continue building strong neighborhoods. with that, i can take a few questions if you have them, the budget or anything else and then we'll go on. >> [inaudible] >> well, it is a old old library just like this was and the physical changes we identified in some of the paperwork we are passing out. they will have-they are kind of behine the walls. they want more technology in the branch libraries and part of that will be upgrading the wiring system that is very old. we don't have room to expand so we actually have to comp sate for that limited space and make sure that all the spaces used and upgraded with wiring and new technology. we also will increase those hours in the library-like i said in all the branch libraries including chinatown that will have the library hours expanded as well. when i go out there it was very crowde

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pasted contacts i had with district attorney george gascon procedurely professional on matters deal wg the cities criminal justice system and did not require me to recuse myself. >> any public comment on the matters that were covered in closed session? hearing none, do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> before we adjourn, i think commissioner addrews wants to make a statement. >> thank you chair. i should have made it before closeed session because now my audience is gone. i did want to take the opportunity to say what a honor it has been serving on the commission over these past 3 years and want to thank the commission while i was on a steep learning curve at the same time quit interested in good government and it plays out so much in our personal and professional lives and continues to be clear to me with my service here. i am empressed with the work we have done thus far. with the passing of prop c and with chair renne and myself servings as a commission of two and commission support and hiring executive director pelumand continue to be impressed with her. throughout that p

extended aerfck professional courtesy and no one can doubt the good faith san francisco showed work wg aau and yet again and again aau met our good faith with bad faith and again and again sought to fix existing violations and scheming to commit new violations. aau set deadlynns it missed and made promises it broke. with a lawsuit today the again and again's end. sue toog end the wrong doing we ask to adjudicate 23 aau properties in violation. another 10 properties on the map remain under review by my office and may be added in a complaint in a later date. our litigation make certain san franciscos rights are protected and seeks objective no environmental r view process alone can accomplish. we seek to restore [inaudible] residential units. san franciscos right to have a voice shaping their neighborhoods. to end unfair business practices which disadvantage competitors who play by the rule jz penalties that are commensurate and sufficient to detrer would be laws in the future. i'm conclude saying how thankful i am with the lawyers. i'm grateful the effort and patient of zoning administr

keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr. andrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner keane was unanimous. number 4, possible discussion and request to waver from local post employment restrictions submitted guy julienne christensen recollect a former member of the boferd supervisors. is mrs. christensen here? >> thank you. mrs. christensen was notified and expected she would be here. i don't see her in the room but understanding she ptded to attend. as we speak. >> your ajendsa item was called and just asking if you were here and looked around. welcome and the staff recommendation i'll let mrs. [inaudible] articulate what the staff recommendation is and then be happy to hear from the former supervisor. >> thank you chair renne. the memo

keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr. andrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner keane was unanimous. number 4, possible discussion and request to waver from local post employment restrictions submitted guy julienne christensen recollect a former member of the boferd supervisors. is mrs. christensen here? >> thank you. mrs. christensen was notified and expected she would be here. i don't see her in the room but understanding she ptded to attend. as we speak. >> your ajendsa item was called and just asking if you were here and looked around. welcome and the staff recommendation i'll let mrs. [inaudible] articulate what the staff recommendation is and then be happy to hear from the former supervisor. >> thank you chair renne. the memo

keane as vice chair which i look forward work wg him so want to thank mr.ndrews on behalf of friends of ethics for his exemplary service. >> thank you. >> seeing no further public comment i'll call the question, all in favor of the motion to or nomination of commissioner keane as the vice chair effective after tonights meeting. >> aye. >> any opposed? the record should reflect the selection of commissioner keane was unanimous. number 4, possible discussion and request to waver from local post employment restrictions submitted guy julienne christensen recollect a former member of the boferd supervisors. is mrs. christensen here? >> thank you. mrs. christensen was notified and expected she would be here. i don't see her in the room but understanding she ptded to attend. as we speak. >> your ajendsa item was called and just asking if you were here and looked around. welcome and the staff recommendation i'll let mrs. [inaudible] articulate what the staff recommendation is and then be happy to hear from the former supervisor. >> thank you chair renne. the memo u

i think since we had this vote was work wg city attorney and our controllers office to understand the implication there of and if we do put this forward i know [inaudible] if we vote no these departments including the first responder departments will not have the ability to offer anymore over time at all. i think that is a dangerous precedents providing public safety for our residence, so i would ask my colleagues to reconsider this. i think some of my colleagues expressed a desire to vote separately and approve this for fire department and emergency emergency management. i may suggest separating the file and voting separately from the other departments and you all have my commitment to work hard on this topic and make sure this isn't a pacts it has been over the past year. >> thank you, supervisor campos. >> i feel conflicted about this to be honest. the reason supervisor farrell and i introduced the ordinance that brought us to this point is because we had a situation where over time was out of control and kapartments were basically increasing over time without oversight from the bo

it is prev lij work wg you. still on prosac for 2 more years. i'm choked up but thank you very much for the opportunity and beautiful beautiful plaque, i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> alright. is string of being impressed. i'm going to tell the inturns a joke. the inturns found out they were doing this 48 hours ago and linda spoke without any knowledge what so ever. today we have 12 graduating student from san francisco state university from park and rec torism. you got to meet them very briefly right when they were beginning their internship. this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible]

way the republicans are unifying, this is a big problem and that's why at this point, i you see left wganizations and media outlets, mother jones and the like saying, hey, maybe bernie is taking this too far and it's about bernie and not defeating donald trump. >> this isin more like a family spat in the media at large and if this was donald trump's supporters, don't you think we'd bebe seeing things about donald trump inciting violence? >> no question about it, there's a double standard in the media but every bit much on the independentside and and like hillary clinton, almost the last person on the face of the planet you'd want to put forth in this environment. she's been about enriching herself and friends through her public service. you look at what's going on on the clinton foundation. anti-establishment moment and you found the most clearly establishment managing director at goldman sachs when she talks to us, she sounds like she's a managing director. couldn't find a worse person for this moment and the ones the democrats are likely to put up. >> gary johnson polled 10%. >> that

pasted contacts i had with district attorney george gascon procedurely professional on matters deal wg the cities criminal justice system and did not require me to recuse myself. >> any public comment on the matters that were covered in closed session? hearing none, do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> before we adjourn, i think commissioner addrews wants to make a statement. >> thank you chair. i should have made it before closeed session because now my audience is gone. i did want to take the opportunity to say what a honor it has been serving on the commission over these past 3 years and want to thank the commission while i was on a steep learning curve at the same time quit interested in good government and it plays out so much in our personal and professional lives and continues to be clear to me with my service here. i am empressed with the work we have done thus far. with the passing of prop c and with chair renne and myself servings as a commission of two and commission support and hiring executive director pelumand continue to be impressed with her. throughout that p

in am prop k program every 5 years we go through oo public process work wg agencies and parties and members of the public to figure what projects we should funds over the next 5 year period which is about as long as anyone can figure what to do. in terms of public engagement, super tight timeline so we want to leverage as much as we can existing venues and forums for gathering input. there is a tremendous mount of conversations happening. spl are very recent and over a long duration. a good example is supervisor avalos worked with transportation coalition and helped developed the muni equity framework and help inform a potential new measure. we need to leverage opportunities and be very innovative about what we can do in a short amount of time. you should have your desk a more detailed schedule for key dates. i wonets bore with every detail, but the main two book ends to get to the november ballot is under to state public utilities code to administer a sales tax we need the board of supervisors to place a sales tax on the bal lt. in terms of this body we want to get to end of june probably

how are we looking as we gets wg this week started?e off to a brighter sunny start.gh >> reporter: no, we're not. no,t we've been down four weeks infoe a row.a r friday was an up day but fourayr weeks of losses in a row iss inw not good news this morning. mor. futures are down about 30 about0 points looking at the dow. the you have three fed speakersd spk fed presidents making commentsg today. the first one the federal reserve president saint louisous just said moments ago their a tr more factors in favor of slowly increasing interestg ier rates than not raisingaising interest rates. two more fed presidents speak sk throughout the session.ession this will influence the stock to market. >> all right. big merger talks when it comesos to heard something about thisometha before, a little ruffling ine ri the wind.e w what are we hearing now. >> reporter: two german companiesor bass and buyer there were looking to make a big a b play for monsanto. msa this is seeds crops chemicals, s pesticides, that's thestic umbrella we're talking about.e'

he is also been work wg the port on pier 26 for relocation of the fire boats during the construction of station 35. the easter projects which include easter 10 and 14 involve numerous upgrades and improvement to the neighborhood fire stations. they are on going and on track and next month chief lum bard ewill give a presentation at the next commission meeting which will include all bonds the department is currently involved in including the ax zilry water supply system. construction of pump station 1 at head quarters which was arichblgnomy estimated to be completed by may has been extended to october of this year. correction of airport station 3 is on track and slated to be completed by the end of the year. under fleet management, engine specifications are being finalized which include enhanced safety and profile reducing feature squz additional sedans have knin ordered for the staff of bureau fire prevention. 9 new ambulance have been ordered and boe continues to reorganize the weir house for a more efficiency for station 49. under facilitymancy, 137 requests for services have been

he is also been work wg the port on pier 26 for relocation of the fire boats during the constructionof station 35. the easter projects which include easter 10 and 14 involve numerous upgrades and improvement to the neighborhood fire stations. they are on going and on track and next month chief lum bard ewill give a presentation at the next commission meeting which will include all bonds the department is currently involved in including the ax zilry water supply system. construction of pump station 1 at head quarters which was arichblgnomy estimated to be completed by may has been extended to october of this year. correction of airport station 3 is on track and slated to be completed by the end of the year. under fleet management, engine specifications are being finalized which include enhanced safety and profile reducing feature squz additional sedans have knin ordered for the staff of bureau fire prevention. 9 new ambulance have been ordered and boe continues to reorganize the weir house for a more efficiency for station 49. under facilitymancy, 137 requests for services have been r

i think since we had this vote was work wg city attorney and our controllers office to understand the implication there of and if we do put this forward i know [inaudible] if we vote no these departments including the first responder departments will not have the ability to offer anymore over time at all. i think that is a dangerous precedents providing public safety for our residence, so i would ask my colleagues to reconsider this. i think some of my colleagues expressed a desire to vote separately and approve this for fire department and emergency emergency management. i may suggest separating the file and voting separately from the other departments and you all have my commitment to work hard on this topic and make sure this isn't a pacts it has been over the past year. thank you, supervisor campos. >> i feel conflicted about this to be honest. the reason supervisor farrell and i introduced the ordinance that brought us to this point is because we had a situation where over time was out of control and kapartments were basically increasing over time without oversight from the board

i think since we had this vote was work wg city attorney and our controllers office to understand the implication there of and if we do put this forward i know [inaudible] if we vote no these departments including the first responder departments will not have the ability to offer anymore over time at all. i think that is a dangerous precedents providing public safety for our residence, so i would ask my colleagues to reconsider this. i think some of my colleagues expressed a desire to vote separately and approve this for fire department and emergency emergency management. i may suggest separating the file and voting separately from the other departments and you all have my commitment to work hard on this topic and make sure this isn't a pacts it has been over the past year. >> thank you, supervisor campos. >> i feel conflicted about this to be honest. the reason supervisor farrell and i introduced the ordinance that brought us to this point is because we had a situation where over time was out of control and kapartments were basically increasing over time without oversight from the bo

in am prop k program every 5 years we go through oo public process work wg agencies and parties and membersthe public to figure what projects we should funds over the next 5 year period which is about as long as anyone can figure what to do. in terms of public engagement, super tight timeline so we want to leverage as much as we can existing venues and forums for gathering input. there is a tremendous mount of conversations happening. spl are very recent and over a long duration. a good example is supervisor avalos worked with transportation coalition and helped developed the muni equity framework and help inform a potential new measure. we need to leverage opportunities and be very innovative about what we can do in a short amount of time. you should have your desk a more detailed schedule for key dates. i wonets bore with every detail, but the main two book ends to get to the november ballot is under to state public utilities code to administer a sales tax we need the board of supervisors to place a sales tax on the bal lt. in terms of this body we want to get to end of june probably earl

my argument.equences ifw and are we right to warn people if we were to have economic consequences, wg oh tariff responsibilities? i think that we are. the hundred and 24 people, say, you did not set out all the concerns and worries. and that is my message.overeign it is right to have this myth -- this referendum. and it is nothing more sovereign than saying the people will decide.oice is to sn no other agenda, as i said before, not standing for office again to say are profoundly believe for better choices to stay. >> the european union. and then with the party. you wish you had never had this whole referendum business at all. i can't hold the scottish people in the united kingdom without the permission. i said come on, let's go unclear a decisive referendum.uld not be frighte it has changed a lot. it is time to make that choice. it should be a vigorous debate. it is exactly what i will do.ould we have done causing the tax of $159 million a year should we have done better and removing more since they are member of the year? easier to do so. >> yes, we should have done to speed the nati

i look forward work wg them, their patience has run out and they have had it because they know how much time and effort they put into it. we are just moving forward with that and cofds we will be successful working together. >> [inaudible] as i recall where the academy appeared [inaudible] >> that is the timeline and the path that it is on to be--now, there are other timelines that haven't been met, so it may be met, it may not be met, but i think the planning department planning commissions is clear about their expectations so like i said, that in and of itself doesn't remedy any of this. they are still a lot of work that needs to be done. there is lot of host of buildings probably more than a 3rd of what we identified to get the use authorized they have to go before the board of supervisors to get legislative changes so there is a fair amount of work that needs to be done. >> [inaudible] economic and political power to [inaudible] >> they know it was tremendous money and resources. we have been through probably 7 or 8 law firms they have been through that made various promises, differ

in am prop k program every 5 years we go through oo public process work wg agencies and parties and members of the public to figure what projects we should funds over the next 5 year period which is about as long as anyone can figure what to do. in terms of public engagement, super tight timeline so we want to leverage as much as we can existing venues and forums for gathering input. there is a tremendous mount of conversations happening. spl are very recent and over a long duration. a good example is supervisor avalos worked with transportation coalition and helped developed the muni equity framework and help inform a potential new measure. we need to leverage opportunities and be very innovative about what we can do in a short amount of time. you should have your desk a more detailed schedule for key dates. i wonets bore with every detail, but the main two book ends to get to the november ballot is under to state public utilities code to administer a sales tax we need the board of supervisors to place a sales tax on the bal lt. in terms of this body we want to get to end of june probably