momentarily. >> and commissioner peskin? >> thank you, chair weiner and colleagues, and let's examine this a little more closely. first of all, we are voted advanced the quarter of a billion dollars to bail the tjpa out. and as commissioner campos says there may be other liabilities that they are now facing. and there are a series of unanswered questions that don't require 6.7 million dollars to answer, they require a level of transparency, and a level of honesty in answering some questions and having a real honest dialogue. about it. what are we doing getting 30 percent design drawings, when we have not deci this /* decided i this is the alignment and that is the cart before the horse and the whole relationship between the tjpa through the staff has always been to jam us. wow, let's slow down a little bit. let's have that conversation. and so that we do not end up in the same position that we are now, and the reason that phase two is not funded is because they borrowed from phase two to pay for the cost over runs of phase o

>> oh, supervisor peskin? you want to pull item number three? >> madam president i would like to sever, item number four. >> three? >> four. >> three and 2. >> so madam clerk, could you call the item one? >> president yours is number two, and farrell is number three, and peskin item is number four. okay. >> madam clerk, you call the first item, correct? >> yes, your item has been called. >> could you call the roll on the first item? >> on item two, supervisor compos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell >>ite. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> inturp yee? >> aye. >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. there are eleven. >> the resolution is adopted. item number three, please. >> item three, resolution acknowledging board of supervisors legislative fiscal actions taken during the years brier to the rebuilding of the legislative chamber a proving contracts and extending contracts for vendors and aacknowledging those contractors who are instrumental in rebuilding of city hall and the legislative

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

. >> peskin don't you have any respect for these people >> please refer to your comments to the board as all >> at least kim and mar is he what's his name yee laughing with david. they're selling these poor people's body parts. third michael savage say on his radio show the fbi arrested some people in new york over this. you people it's amazing you got a be ashamed of yourself kim. mar. savage had 400 radio stations taken away from him because he made some comment about hillary clinton but he's a medical doctor he's earned his degree. made some comment about the race medical condition w abc a new york yankee him. 399 stations. item about the other stations but he was on k sfo. this is happening right in front of our eyes could were becoming like red china. that's what this place is becoming like you are to people become ashamed of yourself. kim how can you respect rows back >> can you address your comments we won't say it again to the members as a whole and not to individual supervisors. thank you. >> i've not seen the debates with gov. pence what's happening in our nation i guarantee

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

leaders the rest i will submit spews thank you supervisor peskin. >> thank you supervisor peskin. supervisor mar views thank you so much supervisor peskin for speaking about tom hayden. i will just say we would do him to teach a course at new college law school when i was there. what an amazing history support her on statement was drafted by hayden and i think why to bother sts leaders at that failure i was born but it had an impact on the student movements and to student nonviolent court in committee and the student rights movement i think the patient that came out of the port runs invisibly i think about everyday. the biggest visionary approach from radical and revolutionary politics into electoral arena something that's really important get lots of lessons she taught us and what an amazing figure that impacted the youth movements of the 60s to civil rights and even how we look at it looked oral politics today. i will miss him greatly and do want to express thanks to supervisor peskin for raising his name in the backseat had on our city and our country and world. >> thank you su

with that, chair peskin. >> yes. >> supervisor peskin, just for clarity, the motion -- the action will be recorded as prepared in committee as a motion, because this item is a hearing. >> correct. >> okay. and it will be recommended to the full board. >> correct. that will be the order without objection and let me concur with president breed, the board of supervisors is obviously very focused, and the confluence of those three reports has been very, very helpful for our work. [ gavel ] we have already called item no. 3. and ms. veneerasion has joined us. . the floor is yours. >> good morning, chair peskin and president breed, from supervisor kim's office. this is the second time we're hearing this urging resolution -- and acknowledging the establishment. yerba buena gardens conservancy. i believe there was a lot of testimony last time about the formation of this new non-profit organization to maintain it the interrelatedness and synergy of the open space in yerba buena gardens and to once again thank the stakeholders who came together with the city and the office of community infrastru

. >> peskin don't you have any respect for these people >> please refer to your comments to the board as all >> at least kim and mar is he what's his name yee laughing with david. they're selling these poor people's body parts. third michael savage say on his radio show the fbi arrested some people in new york over this. you people it's amazing you got a be ashamed of yourself kim. mar. savage had 400 radio stations taken away from him because he made some comment about hillary clinton but he's a medical doctor he's earned his degree. made some comment about the race medical condition w abc a new york yankee him. 399 stations. item about the other stations but he was on k sfo. this is happening right in front of our eyes could were becoming like red china. that's what this place is becoming like you are to people become ashamed of yourself. kim how can you respect rows back >> can you address your comments we won't say it again to the members as a whole and not to individual supervisors. thank you. >> i've not seen the debates with gov. pence what's happening in our nation i guarantee

with that, chair peskin. >> yes. >> supervisor peskin, just for clarity, the motion -- the action will be recorded as prepared in committee as a motion, because this item is a hearing. >> correct. >> okay. and it will be recommended to the full board. >> correct. that will be the order without objection and let me concur with president breed, the board of supervisors is obviously very focused, and the confluence of those three reports has been very, very helpful for our work. [ gavel ] we have already called item no. 3. and ms. veneerasion has joined us. . the floor is yours. >> good morning, chair peskin and president breed, from supervisor kim's office. this is the second time we're hearing this urging resolution -- and acknowledging the establishment. yerba buena gardens conservancy. i believe there was a lot of testimony last time about the formation of this new non-profit organization to maintain it the interrelatedness and synergy of the open space in yerba buena gardens and to once again thank the stakeholders who came together with the city and the office of community infrastru

peskin for hours. it's appreciated of. judgments, decisions are made a critical thinker. something that resonates in my case a lot of times dust settles. alas we get this meeting we are creating buildings, tall luxury condos that will be successful even though they will be in hospital. no one will be able to have inhabit them after the big earthquake. excuse me. that just smacks of a time out. empty tall buildings the cost to take down the lost homes major major time out. there are limits to what man can do in this society that san francisco has to look at them and recognize them. the city is going to major crossroads. homeless, education police housing transportation creating healthy communities and we are going in the wrong direction. i just seems that were lacking leadership at the mayor's office. we are lacking leadership in the best he could give us is no [inaudible] even -these people came here just because they were kicked out of a parade and the way it's turned into. you're creating a political movement here by not doing anything. we need to recognize the reality

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

thank you. >> commissioner peskin? >> so, through the chair the four billion dollar number that you gave us for the current alignment, does that include the neo brutal grade separations or does not include them? >> it does not include the grade separations that would occur at both 16th and mission bay druf. >> so do you have an approximate number of what it will be worth? >> so we are going through the process of vetting all of those numbers and we will have them towards the end of year as full alternatives. that 16th street, rendering that you showed us looks like a massive undertaking and i don't do those kind of projects but is a half a billion dollars in the ballpark for something like that. >> it is likely more than that. there are utilities that have to be dealt with, at that location as well. and that is a pretty deep and the rernales are not great in that location, and the strengths of what would be called the trenching or depressing, so that it gets under the street, would be pretty significant. but we will en

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

thank you. >> commissioner peskin? >> so, through the chair the four billion dollar number that you gave us for the current alignment, does that include the neo brutal grade separations or does not include them? >> it does not include the grade separations that would occur at both 16th and mission bay druf. >> so do you have an approximate number of what it will be worth? >> so we are going through the process of vetting all of those numbers and we will have them towards the end of year as full alternatives. that 16th street, rendering that you showed us looks like a massive undertaking and i don't do those kind of projects but is a half a billion dollars in the ballpark for something like that. >> it is likely more than that. there are utilities that have to be dealt with, at that location as well. and that is a pretty deep and the rernales are not great in that location, and the strengths of what would be called the trenching or depressing, so that it gets under the street, would be pretty significant. but we will en

use committee i'm chair cohen and to my right is commissioner woo ho the vice chair and commissioner peskin our clerk the lovely alicia and recognize our friends at the sfgovtv that makes this possibly jim smith and leo madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. >> yes. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 1st board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you thank you very much can you call number one ordinance for ordinance 10 61 to change did sidewalk along 15 and 16 streets and making appropriate finding all right. we've tomato got mr. rivera the representative from public works here to make the presentation welcome hfa are the floor is yours. >> speak into the my case pull it up hold on. >> there we go. >> rivera from the public works the legislation before you is well legally a sidewalks reduction in reality had is happened the area was not development an official sidewalk with 15 feet currently right no

oversight go committee my apologies to supervisor breed we're meeting these days everyday i'm supervisor peskin and joined by london breed. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 1st board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you madam clerk call the first item. >> an ordinance amending did campaign and code to require the members of the commissions toe file the reports regarding the selection of charitable contributions. >> thank you. this legislation is a proposal that i introduced in may of this year that will impose certainly reporting requirements on the city commissioners and some city boards which apply to wlektd r lektsdz officials via the state regulation our city has a broad commission and boards that are largely comprised of boards in various fields that have a lot of power to have license and land use sdwiements the legislation today is an incremental policy that will shed light on how the public officials yield their solicitation to a number of examples i'll not call out names but definitely no shortage of na

. >> supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor tang present supervisor wiener supervisor yee 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. >> se

you supervisor peskin and supervisor kim. we are supportive of the amendments as put forward by the budget and legislative analyst. it's been a pleasure and an honor frankly to work with this group over the last couple of years now to ensure we do have a seamless transition and i think this discussion by the elected officials is helpful as we go from our term sheet which has been highlighted, the key points in the budget and legislative analyst's report to the master lease itself. i know we have a group of individuals over here chomping at the bit to see the master lease and begin these negotiations in earnest. i too share that and with your feedback over the coming weeks we can do that and come back in 2017 with that agreement for the board's review and approval. i would say that in terms of modeling another example that we have all discussed internally is the success of the san francisco wholesale produce market and that approach of creating a very clear vision and direction for the private entity that will receive the leas

>>thank you supervisor peskin. this is retroactive because generally these are small dollar amounts. a few thousand dollars. we have historically waited till the end of the fiscal year and then waited for the san francisco parks alliance to have audited financial and they send to us what the actual expenditures were and then they put together the except and expand resolutions. the except and expend resolutions take 3 to 4 months and i would like to say that we have a blanket for except and expend in the beginning of the fiscal year. i do not like that idea. the ocd in me would like to tie the actual to the accept and expand but i can see that it would be cleaner to do it that way. >>thank you ms.patricioni. appreciate that very straight foreword and honest answer.with that, can we call the roll on that item? >>don't you wish it was always that easy? >>mme. city clerk, can you please call the roll/ >>[roll call vote] >>there are 10 ayes. the resolution is adopted unanimously. >>[gavel] >>mme. city clerk, can you ple

use committee i'm chair cohen and to my right is commissioner woo ho the vice chair and commissioner peskin our clerk the lovely alicia and recognize our friends at the sfgovtv that makes this possibly jim smith and leo madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. >> yes. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 1st board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you thank you very much can you call number one ordinance for ordinance 10 61 to change did sidewalk along 15 and 16 streets and making appropriate finding all right. we've tomato got mr. rivera the representative from public works here to make the presentation welcome hfa are the floor is yours. >> speak into the my case pull it up hold on. >> there we go. >> rivera from the public works the legislation before you is well legally a sidewalks reduction in reality had is happened the area was not development an official sidewalk with 15 feet currently right no

thank you. >> commissioner peskin? >> so, through the chair the four billion dollar number that you gave us for the current alignment, does that include the neo brutal grade separations or does not include them? >> it does not include the grade separations that would occur at both 16th and mission bay druf. >> so do you have an approximate number of what it will be worth? >> so we are going through the process of vetting all of those numbers and we will have them towards the end of year as full alternatives. that 16th street, rendering that you showed us looks like a massive undertaking and i don't do those kind of projects but is a half a billion dollars in the ballpark for something like that. >> it is likely more than that. there are utilities that have to be dealt with, at that location as well. and that is a pretty deep and the rernales are not great in that location, and the strengths of what would be called the trenching or depressing, so that it gets under the street, would be pretty significant. but we will en

. >> supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor tang present supervisor wiener supervisor yee 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. >> se

. >> supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor tang present supervisor wiener supervisor yee 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. >> se

use committee i'm chair cohen and to my right is commissioner woo ho the vice chair and commissioner peskin our clerk the lovely alicia and recognize our friends at the sfgovtv that makes this possibly jim smith and leo madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. >> yes. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 1st board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you thank you very much can you call number one ordinance for ordinance 10 61 to change did sidewalk along 15 and 16 streets and making appropriate finding all right. we've tomato got mr. rivera the representative from public works here to make the presentation welcome hfa are the floor is yours. >> speak into the my case pull it up hold on. >> there we go. >> rivera from the public works the legislation before you is well legally a sidewalks reduction in reality had is happened the area was not development an official sidewalk with 15 feet currently right no

you supervisor peskin and supervisor kim. we are supportive of the amendments as put forward by the budget and legislative analyst. it's been a pleasure and an honor frankly to work with this group over the last couple of years now to ensure we do have a seamless transition and i think this discussion by the elected officials is helpful as we go from our term sheet which has been highlighted, the key points in the budget and legislative analyst's report to the master lease itself. i know we have a group of individuals over here chomping at the bit to see the master lease and begin these negotiations in earnest. i too share that and with your feedback over the coming weeks we can do that and come back in 2017 with that agreement for the board's review and approval. i would say that in terms of modeling another example that we have all discussed internally is the success of the san francisco wholesale produce market and that approach of creating a very clear vision and direction for the private entity that will receive the leas

you supervisor peskin and supervisor kim. we are supportive of the amendments as put forward by the budget and legislative analyst. it's been a pleasure and an honor frankly to work with this group over the last couple of years now to ensure we do have a seamless transition and i think this discussion by the elected officials is helpful as we go from our term sheet which has been highlighted, the key points in the budget and legislative analyst's report to the master lease itself. i know we have a group of individuals over here chomping at the bit to see the master lease and begin these negotiations in earnest. i too share that and with your feedback over the coming weeks we can do that and come back in 2017 with that agreement for the board's review and approval. i would say that in terms of modeling another example that we have all discussed internally is the success of the san francisco wholesale produce market and that approach of creating a very clear vision and direction for the private entity that will receive the leas

thank you supervisor peskin several days of late curfew. mr. peskin you might remember? several days of a curfew of what's interesting although the shooting took place in bayview hunters point the mission neighborhood felt it. across the whole city even worse than the school stood up in revolt. i use that to begin the conversation because there we are 50 years later still dealing with some of the same symptoms of the problems that we were doing with 50 years ago. with that said i like to begin with my prepared remarks acknowledging that we are in the midst of a difficult debate and conversation about the inequity in the basic functioning of the criminal justice system. this debate includes general police practices might use of force, and most important a aggressive policing. but it also includes arrests prosecution policies, the severity of the criminal sentences, and the desperate impact many of these policies are having right here on our community. the blue ribbon panel was worked on by seven law firms, to policy firms, and three very well respected judges that collect

thank you supervisor peskin several days of late curfew. mr. peskin you might remember? several days of a curfew of what's interesting although the shooting took place in bayview hunters point the mission neighborhood felt it. across the whole city even worse than the school stood up in revolt. i use that to begin the conversation because there we are 50 years later still dealing with some of the same symptoms of the problems that we were doing with 50 years ago. with that said i like to begin with my prepared remarks acknowledging that we are in the midst of a difficult debate and conversation about the inequity in the basic functioning of the criminal justice system. this debate includes general police practices might use of force, and most important a aggressive policing. but it also includes arrests prosecution policies, the severity of the criminal sentences, and the desperate impact many of these policies are having right here on our community. the blue ribbon panel was worked on by seven law firms, to policy firms, and three very well respected judges that collect

thank you supervisor peskin several days of late curfew. mr. peskin you might remember? several days of a curfew of what's interesting although the shooting took place in bayview hunters point the mission neighborhood felt it. across the whole city even worse than the school stood up in revolt. i use that to begin the conversation because there we are 50 years later still dealing with some of the same symptoms of the problems that we were doing with 50 years ago. with that said i like to begin with my prepared remarks acknowledging that we are in the midst of a difficult debate and conversation about the inequity in the basic functioning of the criminal justice system. this debate includes general police practices might use of force, and most important a aggressive policing. but it also includes arrests prosecution policies, the severity of the criminal sentences, and the desperate impact many of these policies are having right here on our community. the blue ribbon panel was worked on by seven law firms, to policy firms, and three very well respected judges that collect

>> oh, supervisor peskin? you want to pull item number three? >> madam president i would like to sever, item number four. >> three? >> four. >> three and 2. >> so madam clerk, could you call the item one? >> president yours is number two, and farrell is number three, and peskin item is number four. okay. >> madam clerk, you call the first item, correct? >> yes, your item has been called. >> could you call the roll on the first item? >> on item two, supervisor compos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell >>ite. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> inturp yee? >> aye. >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. there are eleven. >> the resolution is adopted. item number three, please. >> item three, resolution acknowledging board of supervisors legislative fiscal actions taken during the years brier to the rebuilding of the legislative chamber a proving contracts and extending contracts for vendors and aacknowledging those contractors who are instrumental in rebuilding of city hall and the legislative

oversight go committee my apologies to supervisor breed we're meeting these days everyday i'm supervisor peskin and joined by london breed. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 1st board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you madam clerk call the first item. >> an ordinance amending did campaign and code to require the members of the commissions toe file the reports regarding the selection of charitable contributions. >> thank you. this legislation is a proposal that i introduced in may of this year that will impose certainly reporting requirements on the city commissioners and some city boards which apply to wlektd r lektsdz officials via the state regulation our city has a broad commission and boards that are largely comprised of boards in various fields that have a lot of power to have license and land use sdwiements the legislation today is an incremental policy that will shed light on how the public officials yield their solicitation to a number of examples i'll not call out names but definitely no shortage of na

. >> sure supervisor peskin has a remark. >> then my understanding you'll duplicate the file and - and keep the file in committee in order to address mr. thomass remarks. >> my apologies i'll make the amendments or after that i'll duplicate the file and move one and keep the other pending to work with public works on the fee issue. >> so my first motion i move we adopt the motion. >> without objection the passes unanimously. >> now duplicate the file and move that we for the record one version as amended to the full board of supervisors with a positive recommendation and continue the duplicated file keep it in committee and continue to through the chair. >> a motion made and accepted without objection that item passes unanimously. >> thank you. >> thank you very much supervisor peskin. >> let's go back for a moment ladies and gentlemen, i want to go back to item 3 item 3 a motion to rescind this vote. >> so moved. >> seconded by r without objection that motion passes. >> supervisor peskin a new motion. >> before you colleagues are a number of reasons so forth on the top of page three s

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

audit & oversight committee for this friday, october 7, 2016, 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 inc

peskin for hours. it's appreciated of. judgments, decisions are made a critical thinker. something that resonates in my case a lot of times dust settles. alas we get this meeting we are creating buildings, tall luxury condos that will be successful even though they will be in hospital. no one will be able to have inhabit them after the big earthquake. excuse me. that just smacks of a time out. empty tall buildings the cost to take down the lost homes major major time out. there are limits to what man can do in this society that san francisco has to look at them and recognize them. the city is going to major crossroads. homeless, education police housing transportation creating healthy communities and we are going in the wrong direction. i just seems that were lacking leadership at the mayor's office. we are lacking leadership in the best he could give us is no [inaudible] even -these people came here just because they were kicked out of a parade and the way it's turned into. you're creating a political movement here by not doing anything. we need to recognize the reality

audit & oversight committee for this friday, october 7, 2016, 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 inc

the government audit & oversight for today wednesday, october 265, 2016, i'm the brunt chair aaron peskin joined by board president london breed our clerk clerk erica major madam clerk, any announcements? >> . >> yes. documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the please read the brunt first item. >> may we make a motion. >> i'd like to make a motion to excuse vice chair supervisor norman yee can we take that without objection? that will be the order. and madam clerk the first item on a resolution urging the employee richard to hold a public hearing and issue a report >> thank you. the sponsor of that report has asked that we - we mr. 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

. >> thank you, commissioner peskin? >> well, first of all, i am not, i don't know what the time frame on this is, but it is kind of interesting that mta is not here to answer the questions. the questions that i was going to raise from on the same issue, the fall protection, matter, is that we just built muni metro east. i mean, how or why are there gaps and why aren't there railings? is there a design defect, was that, that it was not constructed to our interest, i mean, why, i mean that it is a brand new facility. and then, as the cable car barn for half a million dollars, i mean that i want the worker safety, but they have been painting the roofs of those cable cars for 150 years. i mean, it is not like there is no new roof mounted equipment on the cable cars. >> yeah, that is certainly good questions. and i am happy to address them from what i know of the projects. and you know, i do know that there are compliance, and regulations that do get updated over time. and i can certainly follow up to see if something has ch

thank you supervisor peskin several days of late curfew. mr. peskin you might remember? several days of a curfew of what's interesting although the shooting took place in bayview hunters point the mission neighborhood felt it. across the whole city even worse than the school stood up in revolt. i use that to begin the conversation because there we are 50 years later still dealing with some of the same symptoms of the problems that we were doing with 50 years ago. with that said i like to begin with my prepared remarks acknowledging that we are in the midst of a difficult debate and conversation about the inequity in the basic functioning of the criminal justice system. this debate includes general police practices might use of force, and most important a aggressive policing. but it also includes arrests prosecution policies, the severity of the criminal sentences, and the desperate impact many of these policies are having right here on our community. the blue ribbon panel was worked on by seven law firms, to policy firms, and three very well respected judges that collect