gibner >> john gibner. that is a policy decision for the board to consider perhaps with [inaudible] advice >> thank you. i'm very worried about subjecting a hand full of businesses to the law that we know full well they cannot comply with. aside from being bad policy that seems increasingly unfair and likely subject us to a law suit because of factors beyond their control, movie theaters will be out of compliance day 1. there are 7 movie theaters in the city subjected to the legislation. [inaudible] van nes theater, sin mark which ones in west field and [inaudible] empire and land mark theater who has the embarcadero center. collectorly they have about 257 employees at these threators and the legislation goes into effect the theaters will have to pay penalties on each one and the most likely outcome is they will lay off employees and we don't want to see that happen. this can hurt employees, not help employees. proposing a amendment to section 3300.g.4 b which i think we can do as a addition at the end of t

. >> on the planning item john gibner, deputy city attorney you can forward that to the july 14th rather than continuing to a further budget meeting. >> can i have a motion to resend. >> item number ten. >> item rescinded now to the july 14th board of supervisors. >> okay. we have a motion pie supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor tang we'll take that without objection. >> sorry real quick to the city attorney's office i neglected to say it maybe from the city attorney's office can you clarify that what that means for the public and those items will be exhausted. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney a few times today, i imagine ero over the next few days the department will agree with the budget analysts recommendations and they've 1086 noted that the committee agrees with those recommendations as well through a tentative motion essential that is just a note to the mayor's office to the controller's office and other staff just to make sure they can track where the committee is leaning on various cuts but the committee can't take action more taken action until public comment that take

. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> so the budget analyst has a conflict on 18 and advised because that's the budget analyst cola so the budget analyst can give a report on 17 and leave the room. >> mr. rose why not give a report on the entire board of supervisors budget and then item 17 thank you. >> mr. chair and members of the committee on page 93 a recommended reductions to the proposed budget is 22 told us and 167 ongoing savings for one time saves with a reductions to allow a reduction of 7.7 percent in the 2015-2016 and our recommended rescues for the proposed budget 70 thousand plus in 2016-2017 or of which are ongoing savings i understand the department concurs with those recommendations. >> we did not report on the perspective item your refer to. >> thank you very much mr. rose. >> mr. chair one other thing we have a report on ocii when you consider that item. >> thanks very much why don't we espouse you first first colleagues i'd like to entertain a motion if we're in agreement with the budget analyst and the staff to supervisor yee. >> in our presentation the cost of li

. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney so the motion will go to the board for consideration on june 23rd or back to the committee. >> back to the committee. >> sorry. >> back to the committee arrest outcomes motion by supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor yee we'll take that without objection. >> not acted on the underlying budget supervisor tang. >> so i just i had wanted to wrap up the budget decision we are asking questions i want to piggyback over off the question of the budget offices that portion give it come out of the board of supervisors budget wanted to know how it is we're working in conjunction to strengthen the board of appeals it was mentioned we do a lot with the private single-family homes but in terms of commercial transactions or new construction i'm sorry that's where there is more of a need can you address that in this year's budget. >> through the chair supervisor tang we agree with the assessor our new concussion to the bulk of the work to achieve i'll have my colleague to speak to that we're meeting with dpooud and his staff to paying attention to the various a

. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney i actually have 3 items i'm hoping you can read them supervisor yee excuse me. offend on amendment to item 11 the outreach advertising to add the sunset beacon and west portal monthly the ordinance that authorized that advertising defines the eligible perpetrator california's or frequent publications those two are monthly to my recommendation is it you resend that vote to for the record forwarding to the board of the committee report and then take another vote to move to the board committee report the original resolution with commissioner tang's amendment my office will work with supervisor yee to figure out what optimize for periodicals. >> i'll ged go forward. >> we'll take that without objection. and then the new amendment. >> through the chair i'd like to include the article and forward to other to the board an june 3rdrd. >> seconded by supervisor mar we'll take that without objection. >> number 2. >> is item 7 and 8 which were c ordinances amending the planning code both of those ordinances like all planning amendments require the planning c

. >> no john gibner, deputy city attorney the prohibition on high-level positions from serving on this committee any employee or members of the board of directors of a dcwf they're the decision-maker of the funding can't serve i don't know exactly what the funding relation what their role in funding is. >> okay. she is not an executive director not on the board so just wanted to make sure we're clear about the eligibility. >> yeah. let me pull up that. >> we'll look at and let us know a little bit later. >> we want to be clear. >> thank you very much. >> next up is tara. >> supervisor avalos while we're waiting so the administrative code per the section that creates this committee provides any current employees or members of board of directors for the dcwf for funding can't serve. >> thank you. >> hello thank you for your time i've lived in the excelsior potrero over a decade and raising three children there as a parent dcwf programs are impactful and enabling me to work as a single parent and in a crisis that support it structural additional in my professional life it is really impact

. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney under state law people who are currently in prison for a felony or on parole can't vote so this provision will apply to youth who are incarcerated not for a felony. >> thank you. >> and if you're pre1y5u9d adjudicate the state law that passed two years ago that shifted people into county jails. >> ab 109. >> realignment yeah. yeah the word escaped me under repollinate yes yourably to vote. >> that was also the issue we had so. >> i'm sorry. >> we had a concern will come incarcerated youth participate in the electrical process can they vote and we discussed this so they can for the public record. >> and chief said this is something he can do. >> from the legislation passes with the restrictions that the city attorney dablths. >> okay. very good really great presentation and thank you for your work and your around to answer questions weight have a couple of other speakers and then go to public comment next will be john the director of our department of elections give you a little bit of background with the costs and things in terms of young people v