and in this workshop we will feature environmentally and energy efficient development and practices to advance, the public transportation role in sustainability, and both will be held at the saint francis and excepting 300 people between the two conferences and relatively small but we are still happy to be the host city, and working with our partner agencies to host and we will as the details develop, in terms of what events or opportunities there will be, we will be sure to let you know. but i believe that the registration is opened for fwo*egt both and hopefully we will get a lot of good attendance and good information out of the workshops and that is all that i have. >> thank you. >> members of the board? questions or comments? >> members of the public? on the director's report? >> okay, seeing none, thank you. >> item 8, citizen's advisory council report. >> welcome back. >> thank you, very much. >> well that is a change. usually it is i who... >> we understand that i should be by the microphone. >> we understand that you are stepping down after eleven years of the chairman of t

there were about 8 students that participated in the workshop. the students got to see some of the initiative ideas. they offered ideas of their own. students got the opportunity to go on a tour on pier 28. we're excited about the process to continue to work with the nutrition students at the school >> the sf c has had the opportunity to be an advisory body. the mayor and superintendant and has been designated to the renewal of children's fund. the couple provides the engagement process and designed the content to be for the community at large. it will assist in the interpretation of starnldz. the commission have been meeting and planning their orientation that will take place at the end of august. and the new commissioners have been attending the meeting. the training as well letting what workshops and tainting they'll have. and the commissioners will be planning and leading many of the workshops as well >> thank you student delegates. and now we have the report i see the representative approaching now. >> good evening superintendent and staff.

a good workshop. the focus was on highlights of the plan's recommendations, including strained in/sr*egsment scenario and vision scenario which would depends /og new revenue sources. one area i'm pleased with is the proposal of the neighborhood transportation initiative, that can be found through the prop k five year programs that are now under development. this includes a planning and capitol project piece, specifically transportation planning funds for every district. the intent of a capitol piece is to identify one medium size and one smaller neighborhood project in each district with a goal of having all these /tk*eufred or well underway in the next five years. next month staff will bring forward a joint outreach strategy for the sftp and the prop k five year plans by using the leveraging potential of prop k. i'd like to recognize commissioner tang to develop a blueprint for [inaudible] the acting executive director and my staff /aeu /toepbded the fifth meeting of the mayor's transportation task f

then we're going to have workshops beyond that. i am working with the giants and pier 70 folks and do their community outreach. we are meeting with a broader conversation on the waterfront in general and not just focused on the big projects. i met with the fisherman's wharf association and with the golden gate association and my second meeting with them and that is understanding this waterfront is much more than what we think of the big three. we have then with all of the outreach and the continued cooperation from the port and the planning commission we will wrap up what the strategies and goals look at and if you look at this there are great ideas already vetted by the people who have to operate them and how the future eir's might go and as john said getting ahead of the application is one of the biggest changes and we're ahead of it and identifying solutions that could be the mitigated measures in the projects and it's a more comfortable position for us and identify opportunities before that and when we have that draft wrapped u

we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing.s basically in the shooting, ton the town at night, treasure island. there is a way for the programs exploring everyone who would like to spend the day on this program. >> hello, my name is jennifer. >> my name is simone. we are going on a field trip to take pictures up the hill. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon. >> actually, i have been here a lot. i have never looked closely enough to see everything. now, i get to take pictures. >> we want to try to get them to be more creative with it. we let them to be free with them but at the same time, we give them a little bit of direction. >> you can focus in here. >> that was cool. >> if you see that? >> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of thirds or that the

youth led tours and our waste water treatment facilities and also were conducting part of in-house workshops and we have also determined the way to keep the youth connected after the internship ends so that we can track and work with them through a web portal. and in addition, to expanding our existing programs we leverage these partnerships with local non-profits and as i mentioned during the may 8th meeting you authorized and approved the staff to administer a pool that distributed up to $150,000 of the board use add back for this year for up to 10 local non-profits and so this allowed us to increase the number of youth and expand the access to opportunities as well as also offer project based opportunities so that we could harass the perspectives and learnings that we could from the youth to learn about the environmental stewardship and give them expose sure to career pathways. several programs are here today to give you a sense of what they learned and the recommendations that they gave us on how they engaged the youth in the communities as we go and out do programs like the south east s

if you have any questions, you can always email or come to the workshop that we're doing later. again, 60% of familis are relying on women for at least a quarter of their income and we want to make sure that women aren't placed in the position to choose between the ability to take care of their family and provide for their family in this particular need. so how do you apply? it's really easy as i mentioned it's a one-page assessment that you can download from our website healthymothersworkplace.org. once you complete it, you aoa mail email it back. we're having a workshop on july 25th, anyone can come and you can make any comments and we're always happy to engage in discussion around any of these things. and there will be an awards ceremony at the federal building september 9th and all award winners will be honored at that ceremony. and if you have any questions, i am more than happy to answer them and i'm here with my colleague elizabeth, who directs the program with me. we are really excited about this and we really think it's a great opportunity for employers in san francisco

and jessica williams was given justice and diversity to the kids can and lisa came in and did a workshop on leadership. karen as well as johnson came out and spoke with the kids as well, too. so every friday, so the kids go to work monday through thursday and every friday they spend time and go over the skills or revisit the goals and we talk about the situational leadership. and we talk about the field trips that are coming up and they will present to the full commission on august 8th and present a cap stone project of everything that they learned over the summer. we want to say thank you to the partners at pec, and tom, srt and whurs bran and coldwell and also with david and associates and we are just looking forward to many more years of the ssip program. thank you. >> thank you, i know that my brother in the audience, don't you have an event coming up on the 40th anniversary that you should be required to give a shout out to? >> thank you, commissioner. >> that is a little bit of a plug. >> it will be celebrating the anniversary on september 20th, if you are interested contact me via

these are workshops to design some of the alleys in that neighborhood. the first of those will be a workshop on july 9th from 6:00 to 8:00 at the hayes valley recreation playground center, 6 99 hayes street. this is a two-year community based program to design and implement a network of living alleys in the octavia area which is called for in the plan. we are doing this in concert with the neighborhood, mta, dpw and we -- the idea is to get to a point where we design concepts for three alley ways in that neighborhood which could then be implemented over time. again, that's july 9th from 6:00 to 9:00 at the hayes valley playground recreation center. that concludes my report. thank you. >> commissioners, item 8, review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners, cynthia hayward, planning staff. i'm here to give you a report from the board of supervisors meeting june 17. there are five items to report from monday's land use hearing. the first was the better mark

the last workshops we have 1 hundred and 50, 2 hundred people showing up. people want to know how do i look my bikes. i walk down the streets of san francisco and people are still using poor locking. so we have station websites where you can download bike thefts information all that information is available. i want to say it could be visually impossible to walk around the city and put leaflets open all the bikes. we work with bart on the best practices. i think we're doing a lot of the things to prevent it can we do more? >> yes. san francisco save and sfpd have this unique partnership where we can institute this bike program that's the best way to get the bikes back to the owner. how many of you know your serial number right now. i don't but the whole part of this program obviously ate a theft deterrent but to match the owner of the bicycle back to the owner. this is the best possible way we know how to do this >> thank you are there any questions. >> if i may. thank you, officer for all the work you've been working closely with not only the supervisors of

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sunday july 20th, from 10-1230 there is a workshop there. again those are all on the better market street plan. i wanted to also let you know that per the recent discussion about legislation and notification, the department has gone live with a new posting system categorical and all system exceptions. it's a friendly user system. a map from all the exemptions from each week showing small icons on the map. by clicking on the icon you can be directed to the actual categorical exemption. those will be posted on weekly basis so people can look at the exemptions that have been created in their neighborhoods and they can look at those xemsz -- exemptions and the actual details. finally i wanted to take a few minutes to introduce some of the summer interns, many of whom are in the audience today. the department has developed quite a robust internship. there is 22 interns in the department and several of those are in the audience today. i might ask you to all stand up shortly to be recognized by the commission and the audience. i will just run throu

tour possible tour of the south east waste water treatment plant and the justice workshops. which the youth begin to articulate how the waste water and water systems really impact their every day lives. and so one of the examples i like to give is as young people drive to school, as they drive passed where the avenue,, why is that that section particularly under the freeway gets flooded because it is part of the creek and the water shed that gets emptied out into the bay so this is really a tangible understanding of not just the natural environment but the built environments is where these tours and these workshops are going to start eliciting these personal connections to these city-wide issues. and as we jump into that action component, there will be community data and creating personal narratives of how the issues impact their lives but the communities and they will capture the stories and capture all of that? the recommendations and in a photo voice project and pod cast that they will be desiminating via social media. >> in the end, really the summation it appears and ho

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they're holding workshops. the point is not just to teach the children painting, but also to get them to express their dreams and hopes. it's the first time many of these orphans have ever held a paintbrush. the artists are working in three villages near mombasa. jee min has been working with the project since 2011. >> they can express themselves and something they hold into will naturally come out. when i look at children's drawings, it's very touching. one kid has hiv and his portrait looks different from other students.♪ ♪ let's close your eyes. first, rose, close your eyes. think of yourself in the future. open your eyes. remember the imagination when you close your eyes and now draw your hope. >> i'd like to be a veterinarian because i like animals. animals should live a long time. >> i painted a plane. i love the sky, the moon and the sun. >> a farm. >> the course gives the children a break from the harsh realities of life here and teaches them how to be independent. >> i don't think this short five-day w

during the phase one there were a lot of workshops held to advertise the project and the small advantaged community and to create what we began referring to as speed dating opportunity for bringing in major contractors and small businesses to work arrangements among themselves. it led to what constitutes from an extraordinary participation by small disadvantaged businesses to a tune of more than $30 million which is 3 times that is typical for a project of this size. under the phase two private partnership we were be able to bring some partnership to bear. the air is to create a work plan for not only small disadvantaged businesses but ignore employment. we've entered into a memoranda of understanding of city billed it is underway. this is the golds of 5 periods of time disadvantaged plaintiff's businesses and 5 percent so to 0 come of the local market and 24 had been replaced >> so it's a 50 percent local hiring. >> 50 percent of all imply hires is to be for this project. i'm happy to a answer any questions >> colleague any questions and the public, private partnership this is the first

in my eighth grade year lyric showed up and taught assembly and workshops that taught students how to be an ally and sensitive to lgbt people. since the environment of the school changed it went from being gay [inaudible] to gay utopia. it afs awesome to see and i felt safe enough to come out at school during the pride assembly. the students and the school became very friendly place towards gay people. one more thing. if it wasn't for lyric i don't think i would have continued alive. it saved my life and i am sure it has saved other people's lives. it's become one of the biggest part of my life and i am asking you to please fund lyric. >> hi everyone especially all of you over there. i am eddy and i identify as queer, gender queer, . i'm an emerging activist and transfeminist. i came in front of you all to talk about and emphasize the ideas of lyric's school base program which kind of like i wish their school based program was in my school because they teach a lot of. sm's and how to combat them and racism and sexual and all of those and transphobia. they try to find a way to empower

this workshop will be held at the ed roberts campus and i will be sending out a notice to all council members, with the specifics soon. on july 11th, we will be addressing san francisco's long-term care coordinating council and towards the end of july, we're trying to schedule a transportation forum in coordination with the fdr democratic club. my second topic today is an announcement. i wanted to tell you about a visit that our office had this week to the grand opening for the community assessment service center, which is operated by the adult probation department, with support from public health and human services. for a little bit of background about this project, about two years ago, governor brown responded to a federal court order about prison overcrowding. part of the problem was that the state had been unable to provide adequate health care to the inmates, and even more specifically, going back to 1990, there was a lawsuit filed on behalf of the inmates, regarding inadequate access to mental healthcare. this is a great concern to people with disabilities and it's an issue of c

workshops and training to the community. we provide mediation between landlords and tenants mitigating cases before forwarding them. the reason i am here today is ask for more support and resources for the program along with my other partners. with the extra funding we can expand in the hope of increasing staff and language capacity for management of case loads and providing outreach since i am the only one staff person. within the last three years of working here i see more families moving into the tenderloin and south of market so it would be great to have funding to support us. there are still a lot of tenants in the community that need our services and landlords who are not aware of this program and that both parties will benefit in the long run so thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is patty and organizing director [inaudible] and oversee the program and i am here just to ask for additional funding to support the program to expand it. i have been working in the tenderloin

use it for workshops. use it for curriculum. use it as ways to start an assembly. can you trust the material. we have worked with them. the government has been a phenomenal partner for us. that the agencies -- the fact that you have hhs and ed and justice working together and collaborating it's been one of the most generous partnerships in my 30 years in the business that i have ever seen and i spent a good time in public broadcasting and partnered with the department of ed for years and i have to say this project of all the projects and nobody says no. everybody stands up and says "how can i help?" . there is also on our website a half-hour documentary and proud to say it was introduced by president obama. it was on cartoon network in career and yours for the download and i would like to show you one of the shorts that speaks specifically to what kids ask for which is show me what to do. in the television business we thought we knew what and kids ask that and we have the cartoon network and have the characters. we will do great animated shorts. we did pilots and t