thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> thank you madam clerk just a couple of items for introduction. one with the cosponsorship of supervisor kim i am introducing an ordinance that will clarify that the inclusionary housing program applies to group housing projects and it's housing that doesn't include an individual kitchen for each dwelling unit like a boarding house. the program was created in 2002. the program is based on the fact that building more luxury housing increases the need for low income workers and increases the demand for affordable housing. the inclusionary housing program has been designed to a wide range of housing. the definition of housing projects with this requirement has explicitly included group housing. at some point the planning department made an unofficial determination it wasn't included in the program. however this determination was never formalized a zoning administrative determination which would have been appealed to the board of appeals. therefore we only became awar

. >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor kim. >> thank you president breed and i am proud to cosponsor this legislation along with supervisor yee and i want to thank his office for all of their work. san francisco is a beautiful city and because of that attracts tourist from around the world and we want to ensure that the very people and companies that are helping to lead many of our tourists around our city and that are in buses throughout all of our neighborhoods in san francisco are doing that safely and responsibly without endangering our pedestrians which maybe our city residents or even other tourists, and of course in this case of the incident right in front of city hall where a tour bus driver was their eightin -- narrating and hit a member of our city family and important to pass this legislation on walk to weekday this thursday and we will have a new signalized crosswalk in front of city hall that is turned on before thursday morning and that is really exciting but we don't want anymore fatalities that a

erica just spoke to some of the hard work you have put into it, supervisor yee, jen lo, avalos, and i wanted to address that. but i wanted to speak to the spirit and intention of this city and speak to early childhood community's hope for breaking down those silos that so often get in the way of common interest that is we all have for family, youth and early childhood education and look forward to this committee being a place where departments and the unified school district and the early childhood family and youth community can really move forward with bringing early childhood and development into the community. i want to say thank you for this. >> great, thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is rosa chen, i am a youth commissioner. i want to thank you for the decision to include youth voice in the our children, our family council. we are especially excited to see you include our recommendation to include one youth commissioner, one student advisory committee member and one youth seat. my colleagues and i, we have worked a lot of, very hard and we have a lot of

yee, i'm not sure, i don't know if mr. duffy has the paperwork, but when dennis yee signed off the complaint on the lead abatement that everything is complied there was no evidence -- and might i also add even when dennis did his inspection on the lead abatement or on his initial call, he came out and stated on his initial complaint that everything was covered in plastic and there was no signs of dust on the first initial inspection. when he came out the second time is when he took the picture of the chip. >> you don't take pictures of your posting? >> i do now, by recommendation of mr. yee for situations just like this. it was told to me stories of people taking down signs. i can't say who or what but i know we posted the sign. it's a standard practice for us. >> i have a question. so is antonia sweet living trust the actual owner of the property? >> that's a little confusing for me. i had a colleague pull these building permits. my runners don't always have the information, they may ask the gal down there on the first fl

yee, two from mr. powers, two of the five are on 15 nobles, two of them are on sefrp and 9 nobles alley i want to show you what the realistic product is, the practical effect of this failure by the permit holder to abide by the law and to abide by the notices of violation. the practical effect is this: the practical effect, this is signed by dennis yee, he took the photos, many photos he took of specks of lead strewn based paint on the sidewalk. whether we think that is a serious matter or not, the point for the city is that it's easily remedied. there's no reason it has to be thrown on the sidewalk. there's no reason it has to be thrown into the air because it's very inexpensive for the builder, for the permit holder, to do it correctly. here again we have a window open which mr. -- again, these are all photos from, interestingly, not the 15th of january when they were given their first warning, but you can see, if you can see the whole picture here, he says right here, february 26, signed by dennis y

the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> submit >> president breed >> thank you colleagues. today i'm introducing an up date to finance reform ordinance. san francisco has some of the strongest campaign finance laws in the country and rightly so. our citizens have r entitleed to know who is influencing the votes. unfortunately the campaign finance laws are not a single construct. they are the product of differing and overlapping efforts that differ and overlap with state laws. what we are left with is a imns patch work of regulation whos complexities can undermine the very goal of transsknaerns accountability we seek >> student achieve. for example, under the current campaign finance reform ordinance, one must consult 5 different sections of the law to sign all the different disclaimer requirements. an independent group such as a neighborhoods political club can be required to file 2 different forms as 2 different times just to report a single campaign mailer. this complexity makes it harder for the pav

i really want to thank supervisor yee and jen lo to the proposition of having more seats as part of the public seats of the council. we're disappointed that it came at the expense of some other community seats. we understand there are a limited number of seats. we felt it was really important for there to be a robust youth voice on this council. we're really excited for this body to get started. better coordination among agencies is something that came up repeatedly in our stake holder meetings in the lead up to prop c, so we're really excited that parents, youth, and public officials get to sit at the table in an interagency and cross systems way so we're optimistic that that can happen and look forward to the council getting off the ground. >> very good, thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors, (inaudible) mejia with transitional youth san francisco here to speak today on behalf of the children's fund community coalition. again, thank you, supervisor and your staff and everyone else who has been a part of this process for being inclusive and open to feedback an

yee and yee it's just heartbreaking and i also want to thank you all for your work in making sure that our city does not continue to see these traffic fatalities your leadership in terms of proposing policies and looking at speed supervisor mar as one of the top killers of people and traffic and supervisor kim making sure that tenderloin lighting takes place and supervisor yee your work to help to make sure that tour bus drivers are not diss tracted is all really important and i think the work that the mta has been doing is critical and we're excited to see this come to light through the walk first projects that will be funded and discussed today and i also want to remind you that we have a 13-mile goal that the city set at minimum for this coming year and with that goal, we would achieve one ninth we would fix or touch one ninth of all of the streets along the high injury corridors over the next nine years and if we're only touching those streets once we're as advocates interested in understanding what that improvement looks like how will we make sure that these go above and beyond an

supervisor yee and christensen. i'm roger [inaudible] and president of the [inaudible] counsel and even though we have not yet voted on this i would like to state we ibthe counsel appreciate supervisor yees desire to form this advicery committee and sunnyside is a mb and will be directly impablthed so you can anticipate a faivable response when the council meets. i'm also a trustee of readern high school and readen is also a neighbor of the baloa reservoir and it is just to the north of the effected area. i would respectfully suggest that since sunnyside, westward park, city college all have seats as impacted neighbors that our high school which has been there since 1949 also vadesignated seat. thank you very much >> thank you, roger. >> thank you. i just wanted to point out it is called community advicery committee and really hope the xhitey makes the committee a voice of the community and doesn't do that too much. thank you >> my name is roger [inaudible] resident of westward park. would like to thank you for cons

supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos. aye. supervisor breed. aye. supervisor campus. aye. supervisor christensen. aye. supervisor cohen. aye. supervisor ferrule. aye. supervisor kim. aye. supervisor mar. aye. 11 aye's. >> the resolution is adopted >> item 16 is a motion to appoint john malcolm hillen, andrew [inaudible] dan [inaudible] dan, sandsy sure win and [inaudible] urban forestry >> this is approvedue man mississippily >> itealp 17 is a motion to appoint [inaudible] citizens general over site bond committee >> same house, same call. this motion suprovedue manue ue unanimously >> [inaudible] >> same house, same call >> without ubjeckds this is approved. item 19 >> a motion to aprove the presidents of the bord of supervisors nomination. predsdant london breed to the board oaf appeal >> same house, came call same call. approved unanimously. madam clerk t is now 2:30 and at this time i would like to recognize supervisor katy tang with accommodation >> thank you prez dent breed and thank you for [inaudible] today is a bitter sweet moment because we are saying fair well t

roll call vote. >> supervisor yee. aye. supervisor avalos. aye. supervisor breed. aye. supervisor campus,i. supervise rb christensen,i. supervisor hohen,i. supervisor ferrule. aye. there are 11 eyes. >> the community plan exechbltion is affirmed unanimously. mad [inaudible] >> item 28-30 are [inaudible] a single roll call vote may enact these items. a member objects [inaudible] >> colleagues is fl anyone here is in 29. anyone >> can you please call the roll on 28 and 30 >> supervisor yee,i. supervisor avalos,i. supervisor breed,i. supervisor camp os, aye. have visor christensen,i. supervisor cohen. aye. ferrule aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervise rb mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener. aye. there are 11 aye [inaudible] coauthored by centers cruise snideer and [inaudible] under the guides of religious freedom >> spl visor wiener >> giverthen changes in the particular bill turning it from extremely toxic to at least less problematic but not great, i would like to-supervisor compose would like to continue this in one week so we can figure how to amonday the r

this is sponsored by supervisors tang, wiener and yee. supervisor tang. >> thank you very much and i would like to thank everyone for being here today and last month i introduced legislation that will prohibit the performance of wild or exotic animals for public entertainment or amusement in san francisco and many of us attended a circus or live animal performance in the past. they are common place in many of our cities. san francisco last hosted a circus in the fall of 2013 and again slated for this year but circuses i believe do not provide educational value. i think that they do a disservice to many of the young people that attend circus us think it's natural for animals to perform certain acts. existing laws do not protect wild or exotic animals for conditions involved in shows and animal welfare laws are hard to enforce when shows travel between jurisdictions and the animal welfare act signed in 1966 when circuses or other shows mistreat the animals they're only required to pay a fine of the animals are not removed from the care whic

yee has been killed in the richmond district and i would like to hear that by the end of the meeting and some presentation in the future budget on what we do specifically for safety for, seniors because wier and papandreou are already doing a lot but i suggested from walk sf and senior organizations is about funding safe streets for, seniors in a vision zero budget and i'd strongly support that as it comes from seniors and grass roots rs forces and lastly i'm totally in agreement that they are why we have vision zero and i think they need a stronger voice in this process as much as we can. >> thank you commissioner mar so with that i'm going to open up for public comment at this time on the curriculum for large vehicle driver training program. please do come up if you would like to speak on this item. >> thank you. roger basley again. i think it's a very good direction to go. i like the idea of the training videos . i lost a really great friend of the navy league on alameda island and it's not fun to attend funerals and memorials and we've lost a terrific elderly asian woman to a cab

we have a motion from supervisor yee and a second from supervisor mar we'll do that with a role call. >> supervisor farrell absent. >> supervisor kim aye. >> supervisor mar aye. >> supervisor yee aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you can you please call the next item. >> item number 3 vision zero progress report. >> thank you i want to welcome again the co-chairs megan wier from the department of health and papandreou and since the task force released its 2-year strategy last month and i encourage members of the public to check out the website and the strategy was launched with mayor lee showcasing our large vehicle curriculum and strategy work group and with many of our partners who have committed to doing further education for our large vehicle drivers in the city and mr. maguire will also be giving an update on the pilot project as we have at each committee meeting as well as the board of supervisors project that's funding through the fiscal year budget and i also do want to recognize we have a new face here today with vision zero the commander and i want to recognize you and congr

supervisor yee and then commissioner fewer. >> thank you chair kim. >> it's okay. [laughter] >> thank you for bringing this item forward for to give us an opportunity to discuss this and thank you for the presentation. just a few questions, comments maybe i would like to make. the way you described the curriculum for the kindergarten to 12 i guess is very good and there's lots of sensitivity towards age appropriateness in terms of what is going to be presented and so forth and how you're going to talk about it. i am just curious i don't know what they're doing at the pre-k level anymore. i have left that field in terms of directly working in the field for nearly -- well, 14 years but when i was in the field for many years the pre-k level folks took on this issue as well, and again it's age appropriate. it's the type of reading of story books that were available for pre-k, and i know that 15 years ago there was a lot of news about some of the abuses happening in those situations. i am sure that there's still a little bit of that but not much of it, but at the same t

supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor comps aye.sor christensen, aye. supervisor co00. eye. supervisor sfairal, no. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor aye. 10 eye and 1 no with supervisor ferrule. >> this ordinance finally passed. >> item 14 is a resolution to extend temporary access and use licenses for access use maints of infrastructure near 7th street >> good afternoon everyone, welcome back rick, nice to have you back thip chamler. i have a amendment to item number 14. this was a item we heard in the land use committee laes week. i'm recommend a few clean upchanges to remove a vague reference that the department has it authority to-[inaudible] you should have receive adcopy of those changes. the department of public works accepts the changes and they are also non substantive. i would like to make a motion that we make these amendments as circulated. >> supervisor co00 made a mogz to amend item 14. is there a second? 2nd by supervisor tang so we take that without objection so the amendments pass. >> before that i hope-i think i agr

and no supervisor norman yee i showed him over foments alongside with others i - and also supervisor yee and one time to city hall black limb limousine car and showing something i was hidden for so many times even the couple years ago the sunset streak festival i talked to him and he was beside me he at the festival he never talked to me i was a strict influence like good morning a big bang of embarcadero and wells fargo you know, i sing the sons and madam chair that with professionals professional friends in the embarcadero and central and pitched it to a crowd of people everyday from all the way to embarcadero and monterey so i have encountered the people in a kind of what you see >> thank you, mr. yee when you make public comment it has to think relevant you can't come up here and speak just to speak it has to be relevant i have in my hands a list of cards (calling names) and ace on the case in that order guy you're up next it dennis and then michael not sure how to follow that. >> i hope. >> first of all, good morning, supervisors my name is guy kerosine i'm one of the founder ca

yee called mr. bruno to inform him the meeting would be canceled due to the baker family withdrawing the complaint. that's the only thing i can find with regard to open complaints to do with suspended work. there have been multiple xlaipblts -- complaints filed on the property over the years but they have all been abated. maybe a total of 3 possibly. that's the one having to do with the water heater, that's actually still open for some reason, but last mor was the last action on it. the other thing as well, the permit that was taken out originally was for 478 union street. i wish i had been involved in the fixing of that and not the third floor counter at dbi, when someone pulls a permit under a wrong address, and contractors sometimes do that, it's always better to cancel and refund that permit and then get a new permit. if it's only an over the counter permit for kitchen and bathroom, we now have a permit on 478 union street that doesn't apply to the work being done there. we have another permit t

>> supervisor yee. >> so a couple of questions here. the 674 million represented here -- is that only city funding or does it include state and federal flow throughs? just like human services -- they get a lot of money from the state and the fed and it becomes city contracts? >> exactly. so to the extent that money flows into the state coffers from the state or the fed we contract with an organization that will include that state and federal money. to the extent though you have a number of examples where a non-profit organization might hold a direct contract with the state itself or the federal government itself. that wouldn't be here, so to the extent of the state and federal money is flowing through the city it is here. to the extent it's flowing directly to the organization, it wouldn't be. >> so is it possible -- the increase that we're seeing year to year do you know whether the increase is coming from the flow through money from the state and fed, or is it actually real city money? >> i couldn't tell you. it's not one of the thing

. >> yee? >> present. >> commissioner avalos? >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you and i want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting today's hearing. and mr. clerk, please call item number 2. >> approve the minutes of the february 24, 2015, meeting this is an action item. >> okay, our colleagues, are there any changes to the minutes? can i have a motion or actually could i just call the roll in a number two? >> on item two. >> avalos. >> aye. >> my apologies. >> is there any public comment on item number two? >> seeing number, public comment is closed please call the roll. >> item two, commissioner avalos? >> aye. >> commissioner breed? >> aye. >> commissioner campos? >> absent. >> christensen? >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> commissioner farrell. >> absent. >> commissioner kim. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> taning. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner. >> aye. >> commissioner yee aye. >> the item passes. >> okay, mr. clerk, could you call item number 3? >> item number 3, the chair's report and this is an information item. >>

i just supervisor yee asked what can we do i think there are a lot of things we can do i know when we have this challenge in my district it is still an issue but not as bad as it used to be when you look at the numbers in terms of the number of break-ins and part of what we tried to do especially with our captains at northern and park police station to provide tips to resident of the kinds of things that they can do to help to affiliate some of the challenges especially the auto break ins not leaving things visible in our car last year, i made that mistake it was nothing but a couple of papers and my car was broken into i was wondering what was i thinking even the smallest things we know that people use spark plugs and at that point the window you don't hear the noise if they see something they'll grab it and take off oftentimes a gym bag with dirty clothes but you're stuck with the bill and it is something like not leaving things in ash car and not leaving things 1r0ib8g and not letting people see you put things in the truck we put out messages to our constituents we want to make sur

. >> yee. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. item two. >> approve the minutes of the march 24th, 2014, meeting this is an action item. >> colleagues are there any questions or comments or changes regarding the march 24, 2015 minutes? seeing none, we will open item two, for public comment, and is there any public comment on item two, please come forward. >> (inaudible) >> thank you, and i do just want to announce to the public that with regard to the public comment, on specific items, the public comment must be relevant to that item, we do have general public comment at the end where the people can comment on any item within their jurisdiction of the authority but not on the agenda. >> so colleagues, we have a roll call, on item two? >> two, commissioner avalos? >> absent. >> breed? >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> chris ten sen. >> absent. >> cohen? >> aye. >> farrell? >> aye. >> kim. >> absent. >> mar? >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you. and item three. >> oh, commissioner

i would like to thank supervisor yee for this necessary legislation t. is unfortunate it had to take the death of a beloved community worker and bring this type of legislation. we pass rules prohibiting people from using their cell phones, texting, doing anything that will distract people from driving because we put a great premium on the safety of the people and pedestrians and this is worse than any of those because a bus driver who is busy and forming the passagejures about the city hall and other attractions will be distracted from looking right in front is what happened with mrs. prusilla [inaudible] while i understand that this is limited, it starts the process where important state legislation can begin to correct what is obviously very needed. i cu-mind the supervisor and hope this will be approved as soon as possible and be brought up to the state and get it enacted where it should be. thank you >> good morning supervisors, my name is aenthany [inaudible] i'm a attorney and also a [inaudible] i echo everything [inaudible] i also cu-mind yoi and