objection, without objection the amendments pass anonymously supervisor yee anything else. >> that's all. >> mr. gibner. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney. just this is a unusual discussion so i wanted to add a word of caution to the board as you engage as you may know supervisor yee said there's a measure on the ballot that deals with similar subject matter and fine in the discussion to compare the factual matter the content of that measure and the content of this ordinance or discuss what that ordinance does if it passes or fails but i would caution the board for the to advocate for or against that measure or - advocate so for why it is a good thing that the voters should adopt a bad or troubling thing the voters shouldn't adopt but stick to the factual description of it and discuss this ordinance. >> mr. gibner for clarity can you answer that - so for example, the board passes this and then the voters vote down - well the voters vote for the measure on the ballot that means that the one on the ballot will take precedent over the one we pass on the board. >> to the extended that

yee? present >> present madam president we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam clerk are there any accommodations none to report madam president colleagues, any changes to the board minutes of september 6th or 7 september 13? seeing none, is there a motion to approve the minutes seconded by supervisor tang clarifications without objection, without objection those meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. okay madam clerk go to the first item the approximately order for the mayor's appearance before the board >> colleagues california i entertain a motion 0 moved by supervisor farrell and seconded by supervisor peskin colleagues without objection without objection the mayor is excused next item. >> >> the consent agenda one and 2 those items are considered route in a member objects it maybe removed. >> seeing

yee? present >> present madam president we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam clerk are there any accommodations none to report madam president colleagues, any changes to the board minutes of september 6th or 7 september 13? seeing none, is there a motion to approve the minutes seconded by supervisor tang clarifications without objection, without objection those meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. okay madam clerk go to the first item the approximately order for the mayor's appearance before the board >> colleagues california i entertain a motion 0 moved by supervisor farrell and seconded by supervisor peskin colleagues without objection without objection the mayor is excused next item. >> >> the consent agenda one and 2 those items are considered route in a member objects it maybe removed. >> seeing

yee? present >> present madam president we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam clerk are there any accommodations none to report madam president colleagues, any changes to the board minutes of september 6th or 7 september 13? seeing none, is there a motion to approve the minutes seconded by supervisor tang clarifications without objection, without objection those meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. okay madam clerk go to the first item the approximately order for the mayor's appearance before the board >> colleagues california i entertain a motion 0 moved by supervisor farrell and seconded by supervisor peskin colleagues without objection without objection the mayor is excused next item. >> >> the consent agenda one and 2 those items are considered route in a member objects it maybe removed. >> seeing

supervisor yee. >> real quickly thank you supervisor campos. the other thing that people, the precincts were asking in terms of the police precincts was these cars that you're talking about that we also benefit from having that type of resource within their own units. >> so if there is no objection can we have a motion to send this to the full board with recommendation? >> so moved. >> moved by supervisor breed without objection that is the order. >> public comment. >> oh i'm sorry. excuse me. are there any members of the public here for public comment? my apologies. are there any members here for public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] and without objection we will send this item -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> any amendments? >> actually it's so long i keep thinking this is the original language. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> yeah, i will make a motion to rescind the vote. [gavel] moved by supervisor breed without objection. supervisor yee. >> so this host of amendments and i don't know if city attorney gibner would like to

full board with a recommendation. >> good morning chair farrell and supervisor tang and supervisor yee regina the director of office of small business give you a little bit of background on expands on the information she's provided to hopefully address some of your questions so prop j was passed by the voters and established two grant to businesses or we're refer to the legacy business the resolution before you is specifically in relation to the small business defined in a resolution the legacy business assistants grant program allows registered legacy businesses to annually apply for granted during july one and through september 30th and that has the proposition is written fund can be to people that submit applications during this period of time we've had a slow start to the program and underway the small business commission has directed the department the office of small business to extend the filing period from october one to defenseless 2016 for those two reasons one as of monday october 3rd, '24 legacy businesses 34 businesses that will be in the legacy business registry we're ant

supervisor yee. >> real quickly thank you supervisor campos. the other thing that people, the precincts were asking in terms of the police precincts was these cars that you're talking about that we also benefit from having that type of resource within their own units. >> so if there is no objection can we have a motion to send this to the full board with recommendation? >> so moved. >> moved by supervisor breed without objection that is the order. >> public comment. >> oh i'm sorry. excuse me. are there any members of the public here for public comment? my apologies. are there any members here for public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] and without objection we will send this item -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> any amendments? >> actually it's so long i keep thinking this is the original language. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> yeah, i will make a motion to rescind the vote. [gavel] moved by supervisor breed without objection. supervisor yee. >> so this host of amendments and i don't know if city attorney gibner would like to

. >> supervisor yee. >> so i know that your department basically made an estimate how many you modestly might need since this new unit basically trying to replace the work that the police department was doing internally was there any analysis of how many equivalent workers to do this type of work. >> it's a not information i have i don't know from the mayor's office or the budget office i can tell you at a crime scene general 20 sfpd that's an envelope not seeing anything nor substantial. >> so i'll reserve that question to the budget analyst so see if they did an analysis of what the staffing might look like. >> do we - >> to you have an answer. >> we have melissa white house. >> thanks so much hi, i'm melissa acting budget analyst that's a great question similar to the budget analyst we had a lot of the questions about the unit and he had need for 14 staff like supervisor tang and although we stepped on reserves we understand the need for the 14 position and we talked about in the district attorney's office the upcoming process spending a lot of time understanding once they show us so

supervisor yee. >> real quickly thank you supervisor campos.he other thing that people, the precincts were asking in terms of the police precincts was these cars that you're talking about that we also benefit from having that type of resource within their own units. >> so if there is no objection can we have a motion to send this to the full board with recommendation? >> so moved. >> moved by supervisor breed without objection that is the order. >> public comment. >> oh i'm sorry. excuse me. are there any members of the public here for public comment? my apologies. are there any members here for public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] and without objection we will send this item -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> any amendments? >> actually it's so long i keep thinking this is the original language. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> yeah, i will make a motion to rescind the vote. [gavel] moved by supervisor breed without objection. supervisor yee. >> so this host of amendments and i don't know if city attorney gibner would like to r

we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor cowen and take it without objection. >> thank you very much. >> thanks madam clerk item 2. >> resolution retroactively the shefrz to enter into a 3 month contract with global tel* link for telephone services to reduce the phone calls to modify the paid sheriff's this will result in anticipate revenue to the cadet welfare fund of $34,000 per month. >> thank you very much i saw sheriff vicki hennessey so whoever wants to do a good morning. i'm christopher the cfo for the sheriff's started last week and here to talk about the fourteenth amendment for telephone services been through a second amendment to the contract was just the cost of calls by about 38 percent and this fourth amendment resolution a call by 4 percent and also sets up f

unexcuse supervisor yee he showed up and supervisor yee we called item fundi have been informed thisthe to postponed without objection. >> supervisor yee is excused any any public comment on item one without objection we'll continue that item through the chair. >>

great supervisor yee. >> yeah, this will be really exciting we'll fund and upgrade our system i have one question in regards to the length of the contract for maintenance of 18 years couldn't think of a logical reason 18 years why a reason 18 years. >> that's a great question the first 3 years of the maintenance agreement so maintain our current system as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10

great supervisor yee. >> yeah, this will be really exciting we'll fund and upgrade our system i have one question in regards to the length of the contract for maintenance of 18 years couldn't think of a logical reason 18 years why a reason 18 years. >> that's a great question the first 3 years of the maintenance agreement so maintain our current system as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10

we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor cowen and take it without objection. >> thank you very much. >> thanks madam clerk item 2. >> resolution retroactively the shefrz to enter into a 3 month contract with global tel* link for telephone services to reduce the phone calls to modify the paid sheriff's this will result in anticipate revenue to the cadet welfare fund of $34,000 per month. >> thank you very much i saw sheriff vicki hennessey so whoever wants to do a good morning. i'm christopher the cfo for the sheriff's started last week and here to talk about the fourteenth amendment for telephone services been through a second amendment to the contract was just the cost of calls by about 38 percent and this fourth amendment resolution a call by 4 percent and also sets up f

unexcuse supervisor yee he showed up and supervisor yee we called item fundi have been informed this to the to postponed without objection. >> supervisor yee is excused any any public comment on item one without objection we'll continue that item through the chair. >> madam clerk the brunt final item. >> the oversight processes for the fine arts museum of san francisco and it's board of trustees thank you, ms. major colleagues as you recall on september 1st, we held a hearing looking at the governor structure and oversight of the city funding processes with regards to our cherished fine arts museum and timed to continue that our new director of fine arts museum couldn't be with us i wanted the brunt opportunity for us to meet him in public as a stewards that institution forwarded and follow-up on a few items the original impetus for the brunt hearing came around resolutions having to do with things in the newspaper but an opportunity for us as a board of supervisors to reengage with the fine arts museum which is an asset of the brunt people of san francisco and has a very interesting

supervisor yee? present >> present madam president we have quorum ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam clerk are there any accommodations none to report madam president colleagues, any changes to the board minutes of september 6th or 7 september 13? seeing none, is there a motion to approve the minutes seconded by supervisor tang clarifications without objection, without objection those meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. okay madam clerk go to the first item the approximately order for the mayor's appearance before the board >> colleagues california i entertain a motion 0 moved by supervisor farrell and seconded by supervisor peskin colleagues without objection without objection the mayor is excused next item. >> >> the consent agenda one and 2 those items are considered route in a member objects it maybe removed. >> seeing

supervisor yee. >> thank you chair peskin. i just want to say this is actually exciting to be at this hearing today. i was actually had the privilege of taking part in some of the earlier discussions i believe in late 70's or 80's in terms of the visions of the gardens itself and wanting to you know serve the greater community, and yet be able to serve the immediate neighborhoods in particularly with the child care center that was conceptualized. sometimes that gets left out but to the credit of the staff of the redevelopment agency at the time they were very open to a very broad vision and actually had a lot of community input into the process and the fact that we could have easily had a center or a gardens which was more adult centric says a lot to those people early on you know there's a lot of children. we need to do something for our youth. let's put a bowling alley in there. let's put a child care center in there and a ice skating rink when in fact both ice skating rinks and bowling alleys at the time were disappearing a

supervisor yee. >> thank you chair peskin. i just want to say this is actually exciting to be at this hearing today. i was actually had the privilege of taking part in some of the earlier discussions i believe in late 70's or 80's in terms of the visions of the gardens itself and wanting to you know serve the greater community, and yet be able to serve the immediate neighborhoods in particularly with the child care center that was conceptualized. sometimes that gets left out but to the credit of the staff of the redevelopment agency at the time they were very open to a very broad vision and actually had a lot of community input into the process and the fact that we could have easily had a center or a gardens which was more adult centric says a lot to those people early on you know there's a lot of children. we need to do something for our youth. let's put a bowling alley in there. let's put a child care center in there and a ice skating rink when in fact both ice skating rinks and bowling alleys at the time were disappearing a

unexcuse supervisor yee he showed up and supervisor yee we called item fundi have been informed this to the to postponed without objection. >> supervisor yee is excused any any public comment on item one without objection we'll continue that item through the chair. >> madam clerk the brunt final item. >> the oversight processes for the fine arts museum of san francisco and it's board of trustees thank you, ms. major colleagues as you recall on september 1st, we held a hearing looking at the governor structure and oversight of the city funding processes with regards to our cherished fine arts museum and timed to continue that our new director of fine arts museum couldn't be with us i wanted the brunt opportunity for us to meet him in public as a stewards that institution forwarded and follow-up on a few items the original impetus for the brunt hearing came around resolutions having to do with things in the newspaper but an opportunity for us as a board of supervisors to reengage with the fine arts museum which is an asset of the brunt people of san francisco and has a very interesting

we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor cowen and take it without objection. >> thank you very much. >> thanks madam clerk item 2. >> resolution retroactively the shefrz to enter into a 3 month contract with global tel* link for telephone services to reduce the phone calls to modify the paid sheriff's this will result in anticipate revenue to the cadet welfare fund of $34,000 per month. >> thank you very much i saw sheriff vicki hennessey so whoever wants to do a good morning. i'm christopher the cfo for the sheriff's started last week and here to talk about the fourteenth amendment for telephone services been through a second amendment to the contract was just the cost of calls by about 38 percent and this fourth amendment resolution a call by 4 percent and also sets up f

supervisor yee. >>thank you mme. pres.nvesting in early education will always be one of my highest priorities. study after study shows that the most critical time for development is from birth to three. having this outside of the home is an individual choice but the top three reasons that families seek infant or child care is because they are working, in school or training or looking for work and all of these are things that allow families to live and reside in san francisco. today, we had a press briefing. one of the residents, mari, came with her six-month-old baby and stated that she basically had been needing to go back to work because she is a single mom now and yet, she hasn't been able to access any infant care for her child so that she can go back to work. this story is so common. over the years that i've worked in the field , i think it's time to do something about it. today, infant care costs are staggering. as much as $29,500 per year. we need to create a systemthat not only supports our though income families b

supervisor yee. >> thank you chair peskin. i just want to say this is actually exciting to be at this hearing today. i was actually had the privilege of taking part in some of the earlier discussions i believe in late 70's or 80's in terms of the visions of the gardens itself and wanting to you know serve the greater community, and yet be able to serve the immediate neighborhoods in particularly with the child care center that was conceptualized. sometimes that gets left out but to the credit of the staff of the redevelopment agency at the time they were very open to a very broad vision and actually had a lot of community input into the process and the fact that we could have easily had a center or a gardens which was more adult centric says a lot to those people early on you know there's a lot of children. we need to do something for our youth. let's put a bowling alley in there. let's put a child care center in there and a ice skating rink when in fact both ice skating rinks and bowling alleys at the time were disappearing a

. >> supervisor yee. >> yeah. this is not a budget question but in regards to the affordable housing piece of it what are we looking at in terms of the ami. >> so the range of affordability it is intended for treasure island is from zero to one and 20 percent of ami with the main medium to be 50 percent of ami. >> thank you. >> at this time let's going to the budget analyst report yes on package 15 of the report bans the assessed value of initial project areas over 43 years if 2018, 2019 to 2000 61, 62 it estimates one billion dollar and one and $52 million plus of conditional increment will be generated for is revitalization financing district that is over the 43 year term that otherwise have would have been allocated to the general fund using those estimate the maximum amount that is allocated to the general fund is billion dollars plus we also note that the proposed community facilities district will not have fiscal impact it levies an assessment paid by the property owners this is in addition to the pharynx an

. >> thank you fire marshall de cossio supervisor yee. >> just want to make a general comment i want to thank the grand jury for this year i'd be able to read several years of report from the grand juror efforts and we have to say this this year is the best in terms of all the ones i've seen it is useful and it's been seem to have the ability to move some of the departments more than in the past so i want to congratulate actually, the juries that were working on the reports. >> thank you supervisor yee so with that, why not have a motion to file item no. 7 made by supervisor yee without objection thank you, again one and all and let's see return to item 2 thank you for your patience i'm sorry i forgot your name i know you represent the department of human resources. >> thank you. i'm the employee relations director and i am fairly new to my position i can assure you i'll have answers to our questions when you ask them. >> it's all good. >> let me i think i've gathered the information requested and let me address each item individually you asked me about the recreation facility assist

i'm joined by supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee. i want to thank the clerk of the committee and sfgov tv for covering the meeting today. do we have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the november 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. mdm. clerk all item 1 is >> item 1, 2016 issuance by water revenue bonds >>[reading ordinance] >> thanks very much for our puc is here to speak >> good morning supervisors chairs-sf puc. the item before you this morning is a request for your review and approval of revenue bonds for water enterprise. these bonds are meant to fund our water system improvement program were what you may know as the us which is a multi-year program to rebuild our regional water system. i have some slides to share with you to go through. if we could go to the school slides please? this transaction i will walk through some details on that. i'll talk about the sources and uses of the funds. we plan to use the money. i'll go within the board r

name is eric mar i'm the chair and to my left is commissioners commissioner campos and commissioner yee and mr. stamps call the rest of the role. >> commissioner kim absent commissioner cohen absent we have quorum. >> thank you. i want to thank sfgovtv for tlifgz that jennifer lowe and mark, thank you for the great work mr. stamos can you call the consent calendar consent calendar items 2 to 3 comprise those the staff doesn't plan to present and desired member outburst the items maybe removed and considered separately any items to be severed none a motion on consent calendar. >> we have to hear public comment on the cds anyone that wants to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. a motion on the consent calendar and seconded can we approve without objection. >> roll call vote. >> on the consent calendar commissioner avalos commissioner campos commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent commissioner mar commissioner yee consent calendar is approved thank you. i want to acknowledge that our colleague commissioner norman yee is a 2k3wr5rd congratulations and jamison a new grandson cong

. >> weiner present, commissioner yee?absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repair and vinestment and we cannot wait for the state and the federal government to take up the tabs, over 50 percent of the transportation investment or region through 2040, is provided by the local sources in the summer has increased over the years. that is because this ap

we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right.hrough the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor cowen and take it without objection. >> thank you very much. >> thanks madam clerk item 2. >> resolution retroactively the shefrz to enter into a 3 month contract with global tel* link for telephone services to reduce the phone calls to modify the paid sheriff's this will result in anticipate revenue to the cadet welfare fund of $34,000 per month. >> thank you very much i saw sheriff vicki hennessey so whoever wants to do a good morning. i'm christopher the cfo for the sheriff's started last week and here to talk about the fourteenth amendment for telephone services been through a second amendment to the contract was just the cost of calls by about 38 percent and this fourth amendment resolution a call by 4 percent and also sets up for

name is eric mar i'm the chair and to my left is commissioners commissioner campos and commissioner yee and mr. stamps call the rest of the role. >> commissioner kim absent commissioner cohen absent we have quorum. >> thank you. i want to thank sfgovtv for tlifgz that jennifer lowe and mark, thank you for the great work mr. stamos can you call the consent calendar consent calendar items 2 to 3 comprise those the staff doesn't plan to present and desired member outburst the items maybe removed and considered separately any items to be severed none a motion on consent calendar. >> we have to hear public comment on the cds anyone that wants to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. a motion on the consent calendar and seconded can we approve without objection. >> roll call vote. >> on the consent calendar commissioner avalos commissioner campos commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent commissioner mar commissioner yee consent calendar is approved thank you. i want to acknowledge that our colleague commissioner norman yee is a 2k3wr5rd congratulations and jamison a new grandson cong

, i'm the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by vice chair to my right is supervisor norman yee and by member and president of the board to my left is london breed to our clerk a ink a thank you. the folks at sfgovtv for live extremely this morning. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. items acted upon today will appear on the october 18th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you m read the first item. >> item one an ordinance appropriately one how u hundred from the department of emergency management to provide precisely for earthquake victims for fiscal year 2016-2017. >> thank you, madam clerk first, i want to thank supervisor president london breed for transferring this legislation so it can be heard timely to make a difference to the folks in center aisle a devastating earthquake happened in august thousand dollars were displaced and, of course, we remember that 1989 about the lotta's fountain earthquake in san francisco folks and cities and countries from around the world responded including the nation state of italy and what comes around goi

. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finstein. enter[ applause ]en >> welcome back, senator and to my left is our current mayor, mayor edwin lee. i would also like to welcome our state representatives in the house. assembly man tang, assembly man. if we could hold our applause until after because we are going to be introducing a lot of folks, former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark leno. and we also have former supervisor

, i'm the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by vice chair to my right is supervisor norman yee and by member and president of the board to my left is london breed to our clerk a ink a thank you. the folks at sfgovtv for live extremely this morning. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. items acted upon today will appear on the october 18th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you m read the first item. >> item one an ordinance appropriately one how u hundred from the department of emergency management to provide precisely for earthquake victims for fiscal year 2016-2017. >> thank you, madam clerk first, i want to thank supervisor president london breed for transferring this legislation so it can be heard timely to make a difference to the folks in center aisle a devastating earthquake happened in august thousand dollars were displaced and, of course, we remember that 1989 about the lotta's fountain earthquake in san francisco folks and cities and countries from around the world responded including the nation state of italy and what comes around goi

spews thank you supervisor yee.pervisor avalos >> i made guttural nothing to submit >> thank you supervisor avalos. supervisor breed spews submit your >> supervisor campos >> thank you mdm. clerk. mayor lee and i don't always agree on some of the issues that come before the city but we do agree in principle that the development benefits to stay in the neighborhoods where development is taking place. so it is i am very thrilled today to work with mayor lee and introducing: introducing legislation that allows fees from residential developments of 25 units or less to remain in the neighborhoods with the new development is actually being built. the fees we used to purchase buildings are long-term tenants who are at risk of being evicted and then using the proceeds to turn those units into permanently affordable housing. currently, developers can meet there for the housing requirements by building the market rate units on the project site, on another site or by paying a city wide fee. the legislation that the mayor and i

i'm joined by supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee. i want to thank the clerk of the committee and sfgov tv for covering the meeting today. do we have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the november 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. mdm. clerk all item 1 is >> item 1, 2016 issuance by water revenue bonds >>[reading ordinance] >> thanks very much for our puc is here to speak >> good morning supervisors chairs-sf puc. the item before you this morning is a request for your review and approval of revenue bonds for water enterprise. these bonds are meant to fund our water system improvement program were what you may know as the us which is a multi-year program to rebuild our regional water system. i have some slides to share with you to go through. if we could go to the school slides please? this transaction i will walk through some details on that. i'll talk about the sources and uses of the funds. we plan to use the money. i'll go within the board r

great supervisor yee. >> yeah, this will be really exciting we'll fund and upgrade our system i havene question in regards to the length of the contract for maintenance of 18 years couldn't think of a logical reason 18 years why a reason 18 years. >> that's a great question the first 3 years of the maintenance agreement so maintain our current system as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10 y

yee, regarding early education.an to provide more access to early education programs in san francisco and how do you plan to fund this? >> good question. this is the field that i came from, early education. i started to preach for all programing in san francisco and, in fact i have done a couple of things since being a supervisor. one, i have worked with the developers to increase the development fee for child-care and all of them agree that it's okay to add the residential development. so that is going to give us additional funding. i'm having some propositions/legislation right now that is going through the process of creating the counterpart, or companion piece for preschool which is really the infant/toddler early learning scholar fund. which are create a program to increase the number of babies that can be taken care of in san francisco. and as i work with the san francisco giants and mission rocks development and 5m both agreed to put additional child-care space for people to use. >> when i was going to public

great supervisor yee. >> yeah, this will be really exciting we'll fund and upgrade our system i have one question in regards to the length of the contract for maintenance of 18 years couldn't think of a logical reason 18 years why a reason 18 years. >> that's a great question the first 3 years of the maintenance agreement so maintain our current system as we start to build the new system the first 18 are lower costs and to maintain the current network and then we have roughly a year of warranty and 15 years arrangement to maintain the new system and 15 years based on looking at our current system right now our current system is over 16-year-old we we use that a benchmark to guide obvious on the length of the maintains a very xeevens combraefr so we're not having to renovate, upgrade and replace all our network. >> would it make sense to make that a 10 year contract and the option to extend 5 more years so 10 years from now you could - right now, we're thinking we're senateer in the future and we'll protect the future with the rated in which technology is approving seems like 18 or 10

unexcuse supervisor yee he showed up and supervisor yee we called item fundi have been informed this to the to postponed without objection. >> supervisor yee is excused any any public comment on item one without objection we'll continue that item through the chair. >> madam clerk the brunt final item. >> the oversight processes for the fine arts museum of san francisco and it's board of trustees thank you, ms. major colleagues as you recall on september 1st, we held a hearing looking at the governor structure and oversight of the city funding processes with regards to our cherished fine arts museum and timed to continue that our new director of fine arts museum couldn't be with us i wanted the brunt opportunity for us to meet him in public as a stewards that institution forwarded and follow-up on a few items the original impetus for the brunt hearing came around resolutions having to do with things in the newspaper but an opportunity for us as a board of supervisors to reengage with the fine arts museum which is an asset of the brunt people of san francisco and has a very interesting

. >> yee?madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finstein. enter[ applause ]en >> welcome back, senator and to my left is our current mayor, mayor edwin lee. i would also like to welcome our state representatives in the house. assembly man tang, assembly man. if we could hold our applause until after because we are going to be introducing a lot of folks, former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark leno. and we also have former supervisor and board of eq

supervisor yee. >> thank you chair peskin. i just want to say this is actually exciting to be at this hearing today. i was actually had the privilege of taking part in some of the earlier discussions i believe in late 70's or 80's in terms of the visions of the gardens itself and wanting to you know serve the greater community, and yet be able to serve the immediate neighborhoods in particularly with the child care center that was conceptualized. sometimes that gets left out but to the credit of the staff of the redevelopment agency at the time they were very open to a very broad vision and actually had a lot of community input into the process and the fact that we could have easily had a center or a gardens which was more adult centric says a lot to those people early on you know there's a lot of children. we need to do something for our youth. let's put a bowling alley in there. let's put a child care center in there and a ice skating rink when in fact both ice skating rinks and bowling alleys at the time were disappearing a

i'm joined by supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee. i want to thank the clerk of the committee and sfgov tv for covering the meeting today. do we have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the november 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. mdm. clerk all item 1 is >> item 1, 2016 issuance by water revenue bonds >>[reading ordinance] >> thanks very much for our puc is here to speak >> good morning supervisors chairs-sf puc. the item before you this morning is a request for your review and approval of revenue bonds for water enterprise. these bonds are meant to fund our water system improvement program were what you may know as the us which is a multi-year program to rebuild our regional water system. i have some slides to share with you to go through. if we could go to the school slides please? this transaction i will walk through some details on that. i'll talk about the sources and uses of the funds. we plan to use the money. i'll go within the board r

unexcuse supervisor yee he showed up and supervisor yee we called item fundi have been informed this to the to postponed without objection. >> supervisor yee is excused any any public comment on item one without objection we'll continue that item through the chair. >> madam clerk the brunt final item. >> the oversight processes for the fine arts museum of san francisco and it's board of trustees thank you, ms. major colleagues as you recall on september 1st, we held a hearing looking at the governor structure and oversight of the city funding processes with regards to our cherished fine arts museum and timed to continue that our new director of fine arts museum couldn't be with us i wanted the brunt opportunity for us to meet him in public as a stewards that institution forwarded and follow-up on a few items the original impetus for the brunt hearing came around resolutions having to do with things in the newspaper but an opportunity for us as a board of supervisors to reengage with the fine arts museum which is an asset of the brunt people of san francisco and has a very interesting