do a report out for the revolution conference that he attended earlier this month. at the hyatt just in time. he is by his microphone. it was a great conference, 1200 people, 75 speakers and great to hear from ed from the mta and the mtc and i think that for me, the most important parts were looking at transit authority and development and putting the e in to the tod or the equity and for real liveable cities. and to really build more sustainable but also equitable for the low income people that the communities are protected. i think that amy really had the great perspective and really as usual, the transform staff like ramos and our mta commissioner did a great job integrating the great transit thinking with the housing development and land use

policy. and i also wanted to say that a lot of the tours were pretty amazing for the visitors from around the country as well. and a great panel with christie wang from spur on housing and how we merge housing developments that is equitable with the transportation policy as well. and i wanted to last say that was a fun conference, and they, kind of wonky but building in lots of interesting ways to talk about complex and challenging policies. i think that kim, from the tech crunch to many of the others, talked about the challenges with the innovation capitol of the world. the san francisco sil con, valley, bay area, but many other regions are looking towards us for how we do it right. and i wanted to at last say that i think that conferences like this are great for the networking but for me, it is like the synergism and the intersectionality of the work that a lot of people are doing and hats off to the organizers,

especially the low income investment fund and others who really insuring that the vision of equity and social justice is integrated into the transportation planning, thank you. >> and thank you, commissioner mar. okay. i see no other names pish r withishing to speak, is there any public comment on item two? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is an information item. item three? >> three. executive director's report. this is an information item. >> miss chang. >> thank you. and commissioners before you today are three reports from my monththy report as well as two updates on the projects. first off at the federal level, good news on that safety front, the u.s. department of transportation has also announced its commitment to end traffic deaths with a launch of its road to zero plan to reduce and eliminate the traffic fatalities by 20 and in 30 years, and so in about 2046 and

later, in october, we also saw support by the league of cities, which adopted a resolution, supporting vision zero initiative and it will require, consistent and unified advocacy from the california cities, including san francisco, la and san diego and, san jose, and so we are really thrilled with the developments at the federal and the state levels to support the local effort and to continue the collaboration that we have begun here locally. and another up date on the federal front is that the nation alien vier mental policy, and the delegation to the cal transand the risk of expiring and this is back to 2007, when california was the first state to be delegated by the federal government, from the usdot, federal highway administration. but that sunset provision for the expiration date of that authority is january, 2017, and unfortunately, efforts to reup on that to extend that sunset, failed earlier, in this

legislative session, however there is two more options. with the special session, that continues to late november. as well as potentially in the bill in december that will allow for the cal transto retain that delegate authority. and so meanwhile, we are supporting the advocacy, by the cal trans, for both of these options and we will work with the partners at the self-help counties to take action quickly and allow for the projects to continue unimpeded and without interruption. >> and so chair, weiner it you so much for coming and speaking again. and at our westbound, i80 celebration and it was a wonderful opportunity to highlight the new capacity and the new partnerships that we have developed as we have implemented this important project. it was very exciting and it was very festive and i would also like to recognize our past director, jose who worked together with lee and also, with eric, back then at that stage as well. and previous, administrations of the mayor's administration and our chair at the time, chair

avalos and others before him. and so this has really been a wonderful long term effort and definitely will be the first of many connections to the treasure island, to come. regarding the resolution, conference, thank you mar for representing san francisco and for your deep involvement in so many of those topics as the topics that i think is really that truly is the value of those gathers that i find as well. and i was honored to moderate a panel on building, the brt partnerships and really putting in the brt and the context of the streets and all of the disciplines that come together around affordability and access and land use, and urban design and safety in particular, and our principle planner, michael also presented on san francisco pioneering policies around the demand management and so it was a wonderful conference and to congratulate the organizers, and i also participated in a few panel and just wanted to let the board know about the its and the institute of transportation

program, and it is a four campus collaboration for research and so we have been supporting that as well as the state wide, transportation, transit planning effort as well that is i am naturing for that led by ucla, it is a time in california where many local jurisdictions and the state wide institutions are trying to implement the new climate mandate, and all of our important transportation initiatives. >> locally the chair has mentioned some of the exciting news about the usdot grant, and that is available for more information on our website. and press release there to describe some of those projects and the subway vision as well. is described further on the website, and we want to thank the public for their over 2600 submission and suggestions for what quarters we should be looking at and so that work will continue through the connect sf effort together with the planning department and sfmta and the regional partners.

>> moving to the freeway side, our freeway quarter management study is making progress. we really want to spreesht v appreciate the commission staff, and the executive director, art and his project management lis for coming to our plans and programs committee and presented on their percent with the 580, and the 680 lanes and then we provided an up date on our study as well. and alternative concepts for the 280, 101, corridor should be available by the end of this year and it will be conducting the out reach to the neighborhoods along the corridor, both local and regional travelers to hear their thoughts and questions about how we might better improve the reliability and efficiency for the transit, the buses and the trans, offer the service in the corridor as well as to the motorists who are trying to access san francisco, from the south bay. and the geary bus rapid transit project and the quarter improvement project where we are

working with our federal partners who are roo he viewing the final document. and the last steps before we can release it is to obtain their approval in the next few weeks, following the release, we anticipate, holding a brt citizen's meeting in mid novemeber, where the citizens advisory committee can indicate its support for preferred alternatives and then, the next step would be for that decision to come to this body as well as the sfmta board and so we will continue to support this with an out reach, effort once the environmental document is released. but we have been presenting along the way, updates on what we have heard what we have done in response to the tremendous, public input that we have received to date. and so, i encourage the folks to check out geary brt.org which is the website on the project. the related news on van ness is that we are entering doo construction, and so congratulations to the sfmta and

the partner and the public works and the others on the milestone and over the next couple of weeks. there is going to be a few traffic changes and the public open house on october fifth to help to get the word out about the changes. and the signal timing and left turn removals and among those variable message signs will be used to notify motorists, and make sure that the drivers are aware of the change. and in addition, polk sfreet is expected to also, undergo its ground break and construction as well. and so these two projects should be completed by late, 2018, and 19, respectively. moving on with project delivery, the prop k, antip, program and the neighborhood transportation program is making great progress, and we saw for example, the out reach on lumbard street and we are going to continue that out reach and hold a second meeting in mid novemeber to share some of the findings and then continue to receive public input on the potential solution and on

district nine, we presented the interchange study to the finance committee, this month. and we will be following up given how well those have been received, to date. by the community and we will be following up with commissioner campos's office to advance the capitol grant to facilitate implementation in the november december, cycle. >> in district one, we are happy to report that this work is complete, and the striped, bike lanes and so thank you, for commissioner for the leadership in the communities. >> thank you so much. >> your leadership on those and it is exciting and our first capitol project and i think, that one of the first if not the first to be completed and look forward for the deputy is nodding yes and that is true, and you get to be first, district one. >> and in addition, we have on deck, the hair ball interchange, and planning study, which is the 101, bay shore, interchange study in district ten and so that will be presented to the

finance committee where the commissioner cohen sits, and as well on wednesday, october 26th, tomorrow, the mta staff will be leading the first out reach meeting for the district eleven study. that we have been working with in the community. it is at 6:00 in the high skal, in room c. >> okay. and finally, just a quick up date on the mta's vehicles and the delivery of several new exciting subsuites. one of the most important roles of the prop k sales tax is to provide a local match to mta and other operators for the vehicle. and so you will see in your report and the folks can find on-line an up date on where we stand on the lrvs and the articulated clek trollys and also on the hi brid, motor coaches and the mta reports that 95 percent, complete with the design of the new light rail vehicles and the first 24 of

those will be coming for fleet expansion and delivery in late, 2017, and so thank you, again, president breed, and commissioner breed and all of you who have supported this procurement. and in addition on the bus side, and the mta has received, 60 out of the 74, articulated electric trollys and so hopefully the people have been seeing those around town. and they are great. and mta is also received, 144 out of the 307, hybrid diesel motor coaches on order. and so, it is great work on the mta and to mta on that, on that progress. let's see, another item to report, is that we have conducted another joint training with mta and this is an initiative that we began last year year and so it is like the fifth training that we have done together where we have combined the staff from the agencies participating in the project management boot camp. and theyed there is to cover the fundamentals for the project

management through construction to develop a common, vocabulary, and facilitate, the relationship building between our agencies and so they have been successful and popular with the staff and i want to appreciate, dr. reskin for his partnership, and eric for leading the end. >> and thank you and congratulations for the development, for fong for another year of clean audits and that is going to be coming to finance next month, along with the 7th straight, audit of the ybi ramp's project, and with that icon include my remarks. >> thank you. >> thank you. and commissioner, mar do you have a question? or is that from before? >> okay. colleagues, and unless there are any questions, we will move to public comment, is there any public comment on item three? >> seeing none, public comment is closed and this is an information item. item four? >> item four, approve the minutes of the september, 27, 201 #, meeting this is an action item. >> are there any questions, comments or changes to the

minutes? seen none, is there any public comment? seeing none, closed. could you call the roll on four? >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner. >> aye. >> commissioner, yee in >> aye. >> and then the minutes are approved. >> okay. and item number five? >> item five, execute a memo of agreement with the treasure island development authority for the yerba buena island, vice ta point, operations services in an amount not-to-exceed, $500,000 through december, 31 gs, and negotiate the agreement terms and this is an action item. >> commissioner peskin? >> thank you chair weiner. and i was, i know that this was

present in plans and programs. and quite frankly i cannot remember the answer. but i was just concerned that we were spending a half a million dollars on a temporary item that would be removed in less than two years from when it was built. so. i was cer yus as to why we are doing this. >> all right, miss chang? >> yeah, i might ask eric to elaborate on my response if i don't get it all. right. but commissioner, peskin thank you for the question, the idea here is to insure that we have a safe and welcoming and receiving area for visitors to the island once the pass has opened and we wanted to be able to have permanent safety feature and there is some of that will be permanent and others of those services like some of the bathrooms and hydrations may be just for a limited period and theyed is to have a safe and a welcoming mra is for visitors and i will have eric add to that. >> yes, definitely. a great question commissioner

peskin. and these are, they are temporary in nature, and these are maximum budget amount of 500,000 all the way through the end of 2018. and we are currently right now, working with the state of california, in the area of the toll authority to go ahead and institute some additional improvements in the area that frankly would put us in a position to send a lot less than 500,000, and so we are managing that accordingly with all of the stake holders. >> i might submit to you colleagues, that maybe when we have a smaller not-to-exceed amount, and i mean that i don't want to say not-to-exceed half a million, when it should be not-to-exceed 200,000 or 300,000. why don't we wait until they narrow that amount down. and appropriate ate what needs to actually be appropriate ated. >> i am sorry, could you -- i don't think that i understand what you are suggesting. >> the operations and maintenance of the vita point

include security. as well as just over all maintenance, and garage pick up as well as the shuttle. and so those have been budgeted for a maximum not-to-exceed of $ $500,000. and that is through december of 2018. >> what may occur, and which is very much likely, is that we will start construction in that area, which would put us in a position where we would stop these temporary service frz occurring. and start construction in the area in question. >> so, our thought process was to make sure that we covered what would be the maximum through december, 2018. and so it could be a situation whereas early as the end of 17, that we will start construction and in the area there, and rebuilding the on and off-ramp structure and rebuilding the areas in question, there with the eastbound off-ramps. >> i appreciate it and in terms of what commissioner peskin was suggesting i was not fully understanding what you were suggesting. >> what i was suggesting is that in so far as this all seems to

be in flux and this may be resolved in 17, i am just not sure why we are agreeing to execute an memo of agreement. when everything is still in flux. >> you are saying that it should be shorter. or a smaller amount for a shorter period of time? >> when the staff can tell us, what really is going to happen, then we should enter into the memo with much more fixed time flames and dollar amounts that was my point. >> did you want to add something? >> certainly. commissioner peskin nour concern and your suggestion there. and perhaps we could limit the period of the mou to the spring and then come back to the board and provide an up date and then potentially extend that. i think what eric is referring to is the potential beginning of our west side, ramps yekt and also the interchange project that is literally before the state right now, in terms of decision about funding and so that will be very easy for us to do is come back in the spring

and i would suggest that as a way forward. >> and so the 500,000 has already been budgeted and in our office, budget. >> yeah, it is running the shuttle and some of the security and the maintenance. >> it is budgeted as part of the project now, and the approximately, 2 million dollars has been budgeted for the temporary vista point of which one million comes from the authority and one million from the ybi ramps project. >> and so the suggestion is perhaps, executing the mlu through the end of april or the end of may, instead? >> yes, we could do that, and come back and report and extend that at that time. >> okay. >> so, okay, great. so perhaps an amendment by the end of may and just to give the flexibility. >> and yes, that will be fine. >> and we will take that up after public comment. >> any other questions or comments? okay. and is there any public comment on item five. please come forward.

hi, commissioners my name is jessy and i am the director of the bicycle coalition and we are thrilled about this project and i know that in your attachment and the memo there is a drawing of everything that is going on, and i saw a version of that, that had all of the different time lines with ticd, and cal trans, and mtc and, mta, and i think that i have counted all of the different agencies perhaps there are more. but there are a lot of moving parts, but what is not a moving part is the fact that starting on sunday, this past sunday at noon, the people biking and walking could finally make it to oakland all the way to san francisco on the district six in the yerba buena island, and it is important that these pieces all move together, and i appreciate the comments and a lot of moving parts and with he have been disappointed by cal transand not waiting to make sure that the landing is

properly safe and welcome for the people that actually get on to san francisco and so your concerns are i think, heard from the aed vdvocates and the staff well. and the people are already there and so your attention to this and making sure that both the shuttle and the money is allocated to make sure that the point is welcoming to the public. and it is really important to us, and our membership, and we are just thrilled that this project is moving for ward, thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> is there any additional public comment on item five? seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. and commissioner peskin, perhaps you could make or offer an amendment and actually maybe we should make it through june 30th to the end of the fiscal year and so that we don't have that -- so we will have that match up? >> sure, so perhaps on in the title we should say through strike december 31, 2018 and turn it to june, 30, 2017.

and in the body of the instrument on page 2, in the first whereas, make the same change. and in the resolve, the first resolve, make the same change. >> okay. >> does that sound --. >> that sounds fine. >> okay. >> great. >> okay, so commissioner peskin has made a motion to amend, and seconded by commissioner tang. and colleagues could we take that amendment without objection? it is adopted. and on the underlying item, could we take item 5, as amended, the same house same call, without objection? that will be the order. item 6. >> allocate $12,713,969 in prop k funds with conditions for two requests, subject to the attached fiscal year, cash flow distribution schedules, this is an action item. >> are there any questions or comments on item six? >> seeing none, is there any

public comment on item six? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and colleagues, could we take item six, same house same call. >> without objection, that will be the order. >> item 7. >> 7, approve the 2017, prop aaa plan policy and screening. this is an action item. any questions or comments in seeing none, any public comment on item number seven? >> seeing none, closed. >> and colleagues, could we take that item same house same call? >> without objection? that will be the order. >> and item 8. >> approve san francisco input on the plan bay area 2040, draft preferred scenario, this is an action item. >> colleagues, any questions or comments? on item eight? >> okay. >> seeing none, is there any public comment on item eight? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and colleagues could we take item 8, the same house same call? >> without objection? that will be the order. >> item 9. >> introduction of new items.

>> colleagues, are there any introductions? >> seeing none, is there any public comment on item nine introductions? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. this is an information item. >> item ten. >> general public comment. >> please come forward. >> good morning -- (inaudible) mission officers (inaudible)

rescue for our people (inaudible) establishment of virtues enforcement of humanity. (inaudible) courage (inaudible) destiny (inaudible) thank you. >> is there any additional general public comment? >> seeing none, public comment

is closed. this is an information item. item number eleven. >> adjournment. >> we are adjourned. thank you.

>> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the board of supervisors of monday, november 1, 2016,

madam clerk call the roll. >> supervisor avalos supervisor president london breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener not present supervisor yee madam president we have quorum. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> all right. madam clerk any communications >> yes. madam president by a memorandum on october 1, '26 in

receipt of cornerstones if mar communicating his veto of legislative that established the neighborhood property be crime unit in the police department pursuant to the charter the board any veto with not less than two-thirds and if i member wants to schedule and vote let me know by 5:00 p.m. >> colleagues by changes to the september 26th you can 2016 board meeting minutes seeing none, a motion by supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor farrell colleagues those will be approved after the public comment. >> items 1 through 5 the consented

as a whole and not to individual board members, no one is required to comment on your matter. unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests. >> seeing no names on the roster supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen there are 11 i's. >> those items are approved unanimously madam clerk next item. >> an ordinance to amend the administrative code for the jokes clarifies in bargaining units. >> all right. seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed its unanimously next item.

>> item 7 an ordinance to amend the administrative code prosecute pro bono of extraction of fossil fuel of any constructive future uses. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you supervisor president london breed i'll elaborate told this ordinance will need an amendment and be sent back to committee and i think the language is not ready yet i want to say thank the colleagues, we have every members of the board but there is a technicality on the ceqa determination that's not been done we have to side that in committee we'll be amending and refer to this on last night in the ending a agenda and send it back to the committee. >> we'll come back to the later on in the agenda. >> madam clerk. >> an ordnance for the

administrative code for the troerld scholarship fund. >> supervisor yee thank you madam president so this is something 80 i wanted to do for a while so as you may know family-friendly policies and early care in education is one of my highest priorities in san francisco we should be proud of is a program called preschool for all in which committee of actually many of the current supervisors have been a part of that through the first 5 commission supervisor mar and supervisor cowen's and supervisor tang and myself have been - have you been on this no - but this legislation really the infant toddler early

scholarship fund calling for two things one is to really create a fund a bucket for when we started identifying the funding to support this program we know where to put it and the second thing for the office of early care and education to create the perimeter of this program for infants using the preschool for all as a model and because next year this going to be movement in which we could actually support this program through something funding that is identified for the budget process i think in the past when we be able to provide funding for infant care support what happens is there is really no set program so - nothing was developed in terms of trying to

improve the quality like the preschool for all with this in mind and knowing this is the area zero to 3 there are so few resources to support the families that have infants florida in particular those the income of whether it is locating or middle-income and some of you know that if you have a - look for infant care could cost 24 hundred a month 29 thousands every year so this is why something we need to pay attention i want to thank all those that people that have sent letters of support from the place like at deputy of status of women over

22 supporter and the childcare committee and the childcare association in the san francisco providers association all have sent letters of support i'd like to thank supervisor tang supervisor kim supervisor avalos supervisor mar and supervisor campos for covering this legislation and hope to interest the support of all my colleagues today and want to thank my staff eric with worked on this issue for a while and put this together thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor yee seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance passes unanimously on the fdr next item, please. >> item 9 a resolution to authorize the controller to enter into the amendment of a software with jobs inc. to increase the contract term of 2006 to 2016 by two years

through 2018 and to there the maximum expenditure not to exceed $2.3 million. >> colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously the next item, please. >> item 10 to approve the water revenue bonds not to exceed 200 and $95 million to be issued by the public utilities commission to affirm the cove it is not necessary pursuant to which the revenue bond are issued and taking the appropriate action through with. >> same house, same call? the resolution is adopted anonymously. >> item 11 to authorize the general manager of the public utilities commission to enter a customer agreement with the pacific gas & electric for solar project at the willie l. brown middle school on silver avenue to continue indefinitely unless

termed same house, same call? madam clerk call items 12 and 13 together. >> item 12 to authorize the scuba diving agency to the redevelopment agency to k350u9 the lease on fremont street with the housing lp with a lens fair market rate for $15,000 per year for dpw the housing for locating household and item 13 to authorize the issuance and delivery of that multi family revenue note principle amount not to exceed 19.3 admission for an 80 rent-controlled housing over and over from time to time electricity store the purpose of the acquisition of a three hundred plus multi dwelling unit project located on this fulsome street same house, same call?

without objection the resolution is adopt. >> to authorize the director of public health to sign an agreement with the department of human services for the polite h pilot for the behavioral health and social services same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted anonymously next item. >> item 15 a resolution to dloor to reimburse the procedures of in depthness for the residential mortgage bond an, an aggregate not to exceed $16 million for 2800 walker drive same house, same call? without objection the side adapted unanimously a resolution to retroactively authors the public library for 6 hundred plus in kind cash monies

from the friends of the library for director support for a variety of services in fiscal year 2014. >> same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously next item. >> item 7 to approve with the irs the issuance of revenue bond by the california statewide community development authority in a principle amount of u amount not to exceed one and 5 thousand dollars for the construction, etc. of the facilities owned and managed by the hebrew for aged doing business as the judicious home with the residential and care services. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you this is for the jewish home on silver and mission in district 11 many say the largest skilled nursing facility a nonprofit run in the state of california and we are in a process of

rebuilding that facility something that works for the 21st century a lot of open space and facilities serving hundred of people with the broader community in desecration 11 and colleagues i'll be delighted to have our supporting. >> thank you supervisor campos colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously next time. >> the resolution to authorize intern finls for the transportation authority in an aggregate amount not to exceed one and $50 million outstanding at any one time. >> supervisor cowen this resolution about approve the issuance of an intern financing e fifrnsz program for the peninsula electrification project under state law u state law caltrain must have approving

by the governing body in the city and county of san francisco before approving the intern financing so the santa clara value transportation authority and transboard director approved the resolution in september and, of course, the item came out of the budget committee with a positive recommendation last wednesday the established cost and fees associated with the intern financing have been included in the budget and will be payable from funding sources identified to support the project so i want to be clear that is no new funding no new funding needed from the funding partners that includes city and county of san francisco the financing will be used to assist in paying the invoices as a vast majority of them on an reimbursement the drafting was

in collaboration of controller's office the mayor's office, of public finance particularly any members have any questions on this particular matter we have caltrain staff if not, i money hope to have our support. >> seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted anonymously next item, please. >> item 19 is a resolution to approve for the purposes of section 147 of the irs of the code with the issuance and sale of the obligations by the bayer governance and finance support for the nonprofit in an aggregate amount not to exceed $31 million to pay for the renovation and k through 8 to be w0er78d with the 3r0er8d school.

>> same house, same call? the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> next item. >> a resolution to determine that the transfer of the 48 only sale license from 451 bush street and doing business as lexus to 447 bush street will serve the public convenience. >> same house, same call? without objection that is adopted unanimously. >> item 21 to authorize the director the mayor's office of housing and community development to have a grant amendment to provide the menu transportation for 12 disabled low income households at broadly for a thirty years to consensus the following board approval not to steady $21 million plus. >> supervisor tang have a couple of questions for mta

staff i completely understand we're underway in building the sfwrau it is an important project you know obviously something we need to do and, of course, in that process we ended up displacing tenants we have to acquire should i take it i know that 12 residents were displaced and recognized to what will be the broadway samson project, of course, agree very large subsidy that will be given by the city through sfmta in particular rental for the 12 up to thirty years i want to understand from a mta had you you arrived and subsidy and why it needs to take form in the arrangement but we understand that we certainly don't want to harmony tenant in the process. >> thank you for the record sfmta staff through the president to supervisor tang's question yes, this was part of a

larger central subway project with the acquisition and management plan and relocation plan as you've described the mta paid for the subsidized rent or the down payment for the 19 households that were relocated from the 3 three to 49 stockton street. >> 19 or 12. >> according to the check they talked about the 19 household that are relocated from the 3 three to 49 stockton street i have a breakdown of the 19 relocated households that was part of that ramp plan if you will, and the sfmta will be using operating fund to subsidies the 12 quality household up to thirty years on broadway as permanent housing that was part of a policy excuse me - decision by the sfmta and the city as part of that ramp plan.

>> i mean can you elaborate why we had to do it in a was there a federal policy. >> to the best of my knowledge there was a uniform act plan that moved for the mta to help displaced persons because of the impact of the project. >> and were there any options considered. >> to the best of my knowledge this was the standard of progress that was widely supported and agreed on i'll be glad to see what other options were considered. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously next item. >> >> a resolution acknowledging the establishment

of a nonprofit yerba buena island consistency for the management responsibility for yerba buena island under a master lease with the city of san francisco. >> same house, same call? >> madam president i understand that supervisor kim. >> i don't have any notes. >> madam clerk. >> madam president this resolution i believe needs to be amended because it is acknowledging the establishment of yerba buena island contingency normally the board is using the establishment with the body has yet to be established this body has not established so your suggestion self-sounds like we may need to continue this supervisor kim. >> i'm not sure we need to

continue 2 right now it says the body will be created i know the the community members want to keep it that way i'll not make the amendment to urge we have support from the department of real estate i haven't heard any opposition to the yerba buena island contingency so i was not accepting that proposal. >> okay and city attorney mr. gibner is this appropriate to do in this form. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney. this is you - this came up in committee i think for the city clerk's office to recommend amendments the way the resolution is drafted there are a number of resolve clauses that say that the new body will have a 15 member board the board will be appointed in the following way and in committee when i believe supervisor peskin asked about the issue or maybe the

department of real estate what i explained was the resolution is sierra club an urging it is written as the plain language cigarettes it is something more than you're going and the best way to amend the will are these and shawls from the board decides not to pa make that that's an you're going resolution even though it says this body will - and why make the amendment i think you lost me there. >> why - it is up to the why make the amendment. >> it it will be you're going whether that he make it, it is a suggestion; correct? >> a suggestion to make the resolution more clear to members of the public who are reading it so they know the actual assess. >> but that is actual package

in this current form is still urging even though the language didn't say. >> yes. typically we use a certain language explicit that the resolution are urging a particular outcome this resolution doesn't that's okay the clerks recommendations was just to make it more explicit this is june an entertainment. >> it is more helpful to the public than anything else. >> okay. >> supervisor kim. >> i'm sorry, i - supervisor campos. >> yeah. i'm happy to support this resolution as i don't why we're having this conversation and whatever pepsi person views shouldn't be inter1yek9 into something like this unless there

is something that prevents us. >> through the chair. >> madam clerk. >> a proper format for the clerk to be placed in front of the board of supervisors this is an unusual format we were told not to be amendments to this item today. >> i didn't agree to those amendments. >> not the job of the clerk of the board to mike manage the board of supervisors. >> i want to appreciate the suggestion more so not necessarily to clarify to this body as much to clarify to the public i i don't see a difference if we make the amendments but respect the author of the legislation and support this particular item and with that, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolution

is adopted unanimously item number 23. >> the motion to provide a status update on the board of supervisors to a recommendation contained in the 2015-2016 civil grudging entitled into the open opportunity for timely and transparent investigations of fatality san francisco police department officer-involved shooting and irregularly the mayor to cause the implementation of the findings and recommendation same house, same call? without objection the resolution - the motion is approved unanimously madam clerk please read items 24 and 25. >> 24 to designate ocean avenue known as the pressing at an church as a landmark under article 10 with the ceqa determination making the requisite findings and item 25 the landmark designation of imagined land as moore gift shop

assuming 9 ceqa and making the requisite finding. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you supervisor president london breed i'd like to say i'm proud to be sponsoring this legislation to basically identify the ingleside presbyterian church as a landmark designation the building itself is maybe enough to have this designation but when you actually look inside of the church in which supervisor avalos and maybe others have seen certainly mayor before a has been there many, many wants to see the collage that is development into many parts of building including the gym and office they have a willie brown room

they have a room dedicated to obama so when you see there is really unique to mirror in the united states where you have walls and walls dedicated to mainly african-american heroes and leaders thought for the last 6 or 7 decades and this all started many, many years ago it was not a one-day are one month or one year project for reverend gordon but done over 3 decades at this point, i remember when i first was able to be a parent and use the services there they already had a few photos put on the wall and this was about thirty years ago over thirty years ago and you go into

there today it is remarkable i hope that you don't mind indulging we love the public to see at least a glimmer of what i see all the time and my staff will put it - can i have the overhead? please. so i don't know if people can see this this is a sampling of the collage she single-handedly created a floor to 25 feet in the area around the gym if you haven't gone there i really recommend that you go there this really is a part of san francisco history so thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i eight hundred like to co-sponsor this ordinance and also want to

acknowledge had an incredible facility this is and the collage on the wall it inrevokes tremendous pride and reverend grornd is an visionary and everyone walks into that believe especially the african-american community feels the history and pride that is there i want to talk e talk about the sanctuary of the presbyterian church it unique i'll elaborate speaking because this church used to be part of my district with rezoning district that was moved to hallow way i lost part of it but feel comfortable that's 2, 3, 4 district 11 and not district 78 i have competition but the sanitationy is a

beautiful - occasionallyly church performances and other performances that go on and music there sounds like tremendous and i'll elaborate hoping this landmark status will open up greater avenues for hearing music at the church it is wonderful to hear sounds like come out of there so i'm happy to co-sponsor and thank you for the work on this you. >> thank you colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance will be passed its unanimously on the fdr. >> item number - 26. >> i've called them both already. >> those ordinances will be passed its unanimously on the first reading. >> 26. >> amending the administrative code to establish place for

people program and establishing a few to coordinate the city's gathering and activities and their associated temporary improvements on city hall project the right-of-way in connection with certain improvements to amend the public works code for a regulatory code for the public right-of-way and amending the police code for a live performance low california. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you 34579 before us today is an exciting and long overdue legislation after 8 years forming recks the pavement to parks that promotes tear uses in the public realm began in 2009 what later will be known as excuse me - jane warner plaza

at the corner of castro and market for merchant and in our public realm that transformed the banner and dangerous intersection into a public intersection that is central to the castro community where people meet and dance and musician play and visitors enter the neighborhood jane warner plaza was a test with cardboard and moveable furniture before that testing the community agreed that we'll use the space to inform of us what works and didn't work and how to move forward the idea to create flexible space that can be transformed or move if necessary this legislation aims to further that process by providing a clear con sizing and agency process that has been formed by

the 8 years of pavement to parks and create a process how we create those temporary plazas and public spaces in san francisco the legislation solidifies the public process we know that those projects are stronger when the public participated in creating them the legislation recognizes the fact that public housing are successful on if there is board buy in and support the legislation helps to insure we're promoting quality in the program by encouraging the application not only from the geographically central areas of the city did you from all over san francisco the places for people ordinance before us today also helps the support insuring a stronger enforcement and supporting the activation of those activities this includes the podium it is

internationally acclaimed all over the globe i want to thank the various city departments public works and the mta and the planning commission for working together with my office to develop this great pieces of legislation? nearly a year in the making and want to thank the many people that have weighed in with support including walk sf and the bike coalition and parks alliance and san francisco beautiful and the yerba buena the in law association, the castro communicated benefits district and the 3 plans collaborative and the yourt art exchange so colleagues, i ask for your support. >> thank you supervisor wiener supervisor mar. >> thank you so much to supervisor wiener and the other co-sponsors of this important piece of legislation i wanted to acknowledge that when a number of us joined the board of supervisors we

interacted with planning commission staff i want to see that david and then ball and others on the staff talking about better streets plan it was coming out of their vision i think that emerged in many ways from new york city project for public spaces i know that william twhietd is one or more of the visionaries that said the streets it is the river of life they come to not escape but par take and pavement to parks is part of a that vision i want to thank robin for developing our now i think that is what is it seven years of parklets it helped of helped to us resident like others along in the mission district kind of have utilized them but for a small business corridor that brings that light

to the neighborhood and our streets i want to thank supervisor wiener but especially all those that put effort in the richmond district we've been able to have them be a light that have been pavement and streets and want to say that the parking days for residents utilized the parking spaces for fun creative activities is a way to generate interest in the practices and creatively in a complete streets and better streets plan they make sense and want to thank the visionaries. >> thank you to supervisor wiener i'd like to add my name as a co-sponsor as well. >> thank you supervisor mar pr supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam president i did flexible to thank my legislative aide mr. powers in moving >> thank you, supervisor wiener colleagues, can we take that same house, same call?

without objection the ordinance passes unanimously on the first reading next item. >> an ordinance amending the ordinance 10 61 entitled the regulars for the sidewalk regulating the width of sidewalk search warrant along the 1 and 16th street with the parcel block number 001 and adapting the operating finds same house, same call? without objection this ordinance passes on the first reading. >> all right. colleagues it is now past 2:30 and time for our accommodations we have 5 accommodations from our colleagues here today and we will be starting with supervisor tang. >> sorry can i refer. >> thank you. >> supervisor campos. >> want to make sure that ruth

is here, yes she's here thank you very much madam president and i had the honor of presenting recognition of ruth at the incredible booking i want to ask ruth to come on up and a number of people if you're here for ruth can you please wave our hands so ruth can see that ruth if you don't mind coming to the podium to your right it is my honor to recognize the amazing work after a long time community activist what has who has been a great advocate for the mission and as well as the diverse social movement that impacted many communities here not city and county of san francisco ruth on behalf of felt mission

that i represent but on behalf of district 9 i want to thank you for being a long time educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill

critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth

storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner there she went into there stormed in with a group of queer folks to i couldn't harvey milk to rethink his way of the stores in the castro street and ruth asked him to be more conscious of the queer community is impacted by capitalism so the rest is history harvey milk was what you listen to what ruth had to say and wir78 all better for it. >> thank you, ruth fewer tireless commitment to so forth change with the positive impact for the community we appreciate your countless contributes to the mission district to the lgbtq community and to san francisco in general thank you, ruth for being here that was important

for us to bring you here to city hall so we could forming recognize the amazing incredibly long lasting contributions you've made to our community. >> thank you so much. >> i'm sorry we have 09 members of the board that like to express their appreciation for your work i apologize for interrupting supervisor mar. >> thank you, ruth for being one of the reasons for the 45 years for bringing me to san francisco in the 80s along with china books but a collectively run business of people that are trying to created curiosity i did but strong political conscious in our community hi was an sf bay teacher and in the college all my students what was

important to support the community institutions i want to say that the displacement crisis impacts many people but impacts collectives and small businesses and artists i'll elaborate just very sad of the institutions we're losing the soul of the city but glad you've given to our city and the 45 years of the collective you'll always be remembered. >> thank you for bringing this to the city as well. >> thank you thank you to both of you and to the board i just want to thank the entire activist community of the bay area we're a village and nothing gets really accomplished by ourselves so i really want to thank you all i'll elaborate also very, very sorry that modern times booking is closing

november 15th will be here final day of business i hope you come by and hoping that something other institutions will rise from that so thank you very much >> (clapping.) >> eric.

>> congratulations and with that, we'll go to supervisor yee. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> today, i'm very proud to recognize the work of sf safe also known as san francisco safety award it is a community crime preservation and nonprofit that started as a san francisco police department program in 1976 marry today's sf safe worked with the police department and 09 agencies to strengthen the neighborhood safety across san francisco this year their celebrating their 40 anniversary and i want to honor executive director sarah burton and all the staff

for the tireless dedication for the educating and countless communities across the country and making us safer and more cohesive so if sarah and her staff about come up i want to thank the sf board members self-interest their unwavering support among sf safe services their staff educates children, youth adults and seniors about personal safety and ways they can protect themselves from being victims of crime sf safe builds trust amongst the neighborhoods and public housing community but providing leadership training for youth and community working groups in addition there is security spoiftd provide free security

assessment and recognitions for residents and small businesses including over one hundred annual presentations for child and residential safety evaluations there recall also re7b8gd - over 10 thousand bikes through their sf safe bike programs and they're services are to popular between it 2013 to 2015 the services increased not by 10 percent but more than one 70 percent the majority of services request come from the police department the public health department and the board of supervisors given the recent citywide rise in automobile break ins and property crime i know that distract 7 and neighborhood organizations have i'd like and

praised sf safe services yet the budget and not increased in 8 years so this year i was able to work with my colleagues to secure additional funding for sf safe through the public process sf safe goes above and beyond the call of duty to engage the diverse communities by working across cultural and - multi lingual staff in fact, i want to shout out to arena happy birthday. >> (clapping.) >> and towers has helped with the crime across the city and continues to help the community members who feel safe to fight against crime safer neighborhood shatter started with the neighborhoods and the community i want to

thank the sf safe members so for all the hard working for the twach meetings and building stronger more connected community across the country across the city together sf safe is making our city safer more engaged and good afternoon one neighborhood at a time. >> (clapping.) >> and before - >> before we give you the microphone we have a list of colleagues that definitely want to see something about our work supervisor farrell. >> thank you i just want to say congratulations to the safe team colleagues for those of you who don't know i was on the safe board before i alababam, bam, b supervisor it is amazing before the board of supervisors you

release how important what you do for the residents and it is amazing to work with the neighborhood thanks this is along overdue thank you. >> thank you supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president i'm not going to repeat what was said sf safe is one of the organizations that transcends the ideology and liked by people from all over the political spectrum you make that possible for our neighborhoods to be safe in san francisco and every neighborhood we represent is safer because of the work i do in what way that is culturally competent but it wouldn't be effective without the incompetency greatly appreciated. >> supervisor kim and i want to say thank sf safe i don't know how many meetings you've saved us from but it is amazing

to have you at all the meetings people feel vulnerable in the city we want our constituents and small business owner to feel empowered to take safety into their own hands with sfpd and knowing that sfpd can't respond to every issue i think your message comes across we'll be safer if we all pitch in to make our community safe and shout out to gravy attends so many of the mercedes benz many, many years ago i applied for a job at his agency i had a decision between chinatown and getting the best of both worlds working with the chinatown cca thank you for your work. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> supervisor cowen thank you good to see everyone on the sf

safe team i've been the the board for 6 years helping to maintain the safety and safety in terms of men tablet a balance between good community mrool being vigilant and not racial precisely that is kresh8ly important for neighbors to be helpful and we have attended many meetings and have been grateful to have the same perspective that was independent and outside of the government and observed of the police department but yet a group of k34ir789d people that understand the need to organize the community members to pay attention addition supervisor kim to empower small business owners to grateful for your work

and good to see wilford on the team and joined the team we know we trained him well. >> (laughter). and you know just the highest compliment to 9 team >> thank you supervisor cowen supervisor mar. >> thanks to irene for helping in the richmond district and i also wanted to thank leslie chiu for the merchants and others for developing those safety business plans for many merchant but lastly one of our former colleagues, i wanted to thank claire for developing with the office and the police department and the bike program that's been a model on a nation wide level but you're a force thank you for making our streets and neighborhoods safer. >> last but not least i wanted to thank sf safe and especially

you've come out every time we call to every community meeting we have and provide some amazing advise to our constituents how we can come together to make the community more safe whenever we reached out to our organization you've helped many of the neighborhood and as a result of that work it just made a huge impact in small parts of communities just doing small things based on a number of suggestions by a make a huge differences and in relationship goes back to before i was on the board of supervisors when sadly we were dealing with significant violence from the western edition community i've been a great deal of for what you bring to the table in terms of dealing with the quality of life crimes as a community we can come together we can really make a huge difference and what is always missing from the process

the fact that those sometimes our neighbors who have lived next to each other for years and don't know one another it brings community together and develops the incredible relationships and ultimately we want 80 our neighborhoods to grow and be safer for every citizen so thank you. your organization means so much many say a well deserved honor with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor yee. >> thank you, colleagues for all the nice comments i forgot to mention the most important thing we're presenting a proclamation proclaiming that november 1st, 2016, will be 19save 40 anniversary celebration day in san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> i'll make 24 brief on behalf of 9 san francisco board of

directors and staff we are so thankful for the recognition and as executive director i feel there is not been a prouder moment to stand with any staff and share what you're saying what we do in the community. >> thank you the board of supervisors for your support and upholding our work to make sure we're fund and all the colleagues before you so steve thank you for that and our partners in the san francisco police department and more than anything our community every community members say the community matters i'll elaborate privileged to work within an amazing team. >> thank you all for this great honor so thank you .

>> (clapping.) >> if you all again and congratulatio congratulations. >> i want to ask if mr. kyle can come forward i don't know if you've seen 124 movie but broadcasterer was one - this

lead up to an amazing feet as well that pretty much developed the what we know as a internet today and how we gather information on the smart phones about that mr. kyle runs the archives that celebrated the 20 years in the richmond district but from the presidio and gas him he proudly acknowledging his geekness he says that his background comes if geeks and building a smart machine if we have that lets read good books as he says that about mr. peabody i don't know if you grew

up with bull wingly the smarter dog is mr. public hearing dog and he gave his a present to the adopted son a machine that allows you to go back in time as mr. peabody and broadcasteoster we need to put the best in the reach of our children if we don't we'll get the generation we deserve and he's done but with not only the machine but the public press did a great article on the tv news servers and the archive you can the link

the archive.org website that takes you, you to the place you can play old video games and other things there is the grateful dead supervisor avalos and others probing go to for the deadhead tapes and the amazing things that digitized home movies and radio programming and 45 and 78 record albums is credible but on to this to say the archive is located on clemente near the park presidio 9 alexander egypt putting this information in the hands of pe