madam president before we get to presentations scott wiener has a few items. >> thank you very much madam president and thank you supervisor breed for bringing this forward it is overdue piece of legislation as supervisor breed mentioned in merry opening remarks in 2011 one of the first things i did when i came on the board of supervisors was to request an environmental impact report to show the economic contribution of night time in the economy in san franciscoal too often in this building when any policy debates accompany about that night life night life is often e.r. historically has been viewed as a problem to be managed and we know that, of course, it is anything but a problem to be managed that this is a part of the cultural part of san francisco our live music venues and night club and bars all of the things that happen in what we call the other 9 to 5 this is something that should be fostered and embracing and findings ways to make that more successful instead of it was viewed as a problem to be managed and sunlight we saw all sorts of bad policy results occur where the only advis

san francisco aurp visor scott wiener wants higszean -- supervisor scott wiener wants colleagues to add their voices. >> it is an immoral and bigoted through classifies lgbt people as second-class citizens. >> reporter: today indiana's governor called for a fix to the through has sparked protest from those who say it would allow individuals and businesses in the state to refuse service to lesbians and guy says. >> clearly there's misungz and confusion. >> reporter: only a repeal will satisfy critics. until then, wiener is calling on city departments to avoid new business contracts and discontinue current ones if possible with companies headquartered in indiana. city ad minutes administrator vs. begun re-- ad palestinian administrator vs. begun reviewing the roster. >> primarily medical supplies and transportation supplies. >> reporter: private businesses are also denouncing indiana. in a rare joint statement, san francisco icons levi's and gap call for a repeal of indiana's measure. and any others that would turn back the clock on equality and foster a culture of intolerance. other ceos

wiener the vice chair and -- excuse-me. having to my left it will be coming supervisor kim shortly our clerk is mrs. andrea ashbury and welcome jonathan both jonathan's they'll be broadcasting this committee meeting on sfgovtv madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes.

wiener. our clerk is andrea ausberry, who has given me the names of the those providing their services by televising this committee meeting on sfgovtv. madame clerk do you have any announcements today. >> yes, please science all devices and documents should be submit to the clerk. items may appear in the may 5th, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> excellent, thank you very much, madame clerk, could you please call item 1. >> resolution granting commission to the arts commission for street encoachment at 4705-3rd street. >> we have staff from the arts commission with us this afternoon to present on this item. welcome. >> good afternoon, i'm judy the director of san francisco arts commission this is the final permiting that we need to complete the renovation on the bayview opera house. as you probably recall this son the national register of historic places and we are in the middle a renovation, paid for almost exclusively by our city partners. the motion is for a street en

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wiener 2014 rod resolution santos for community college board 2014 carmen chu for assessor recorded 2014 san francisco alliance for jobs in sustainable growth pack san francisco police officers association issues pack unit here local 2 pack building owners and managers association of san francisco political action committee independent expenditures and council and lash pack alice lesbian and gay pack mayor ed lee for san francisco committee that's the last slip provided me. >> okay that's it for - >> so those are all the committees and activity level one wore to select 6 committees from this level would someone like to come up and select that for us. >> one at a time. >> would you like to read it for us. >> mayor ed lee for san francisco committee committee for better wages yes on j no on b 2014 sponsored by san francisco alliance for jobs for sustainable growth no on the waterfront yes on prop b jane kim for supervisor 2014, yes on e choose health san francisco. >> how many is that. >> 6 i think hold on a a second i think we have 6. >> great, thank you would you like to read the na

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wiener that expected we have quorum the next is the oath will all parties giving testimony please stand and raise your right hand do you swear the testimony is the truth is it the best of your knowledge thank you. please be seated the next item item c election of officers. >> if it's okay i'd like to move this item to later in the agenda with commissioner melberger is here. >> item d approval of minutes discussion to adopt the minutes for trev february $18 million and march $18 million 2015. >> i move we do you want the minutes. >> is there a second. >> second there is a motion and a second is there any public comment on item the minutes okay. seeing none all commissioners in favor. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes are approved the order of abatement ellis street the trust attorney for the appellate is mr. kelly action by appellant at the november 19th the ab held the abatement and awe abstinence provided the following positions are satisfied. >> good morning chief how's inspection the package is essentially the letter that the board evident to the property owner has 6 items this informati

wiener 2014 rod resolution santos for community college board 2014 carmen chu for assessor recorded 2014 san francisco alliance for jobs in sustainable growth pack san francisco police officers association issues pack unit here local 2 pack building owners and managers association of san francisco political action committee independent expenditures and council and lash pack alice lesbian and gay pack mayor ed lee for san francisco committee that's the last slip provided me. >> okay that's it for - >> so those are all the committees and activity level one wore to select 6 committees from this level would someone like to come up and select that for us. >> one at a time. >> would you like to read it for us. >> mayor ed lee for san francisco committee committee for better wages yes on j no on b 2014

to my left is supervisor julie christensen and to my right is supervisor scott wiener and katy tang. our clerk is mr. derek evans. could you give us the announcements. >> thank you mr. chair. please silent all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and files should be splitted to the clerk and items will be on the april 14 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. we have three important hearings on the agenda today so it's going to be a substantive meeting. the third hearing on addressing bias in the san francisco justice system and the racist and homophobic texts within the san francisco police department will be last and i will start with the first one. >> number one for the health code and prohibit wild or exotic animals for public entertainment or amusement. >> thank you. this is sponsored by supervisors tang, wiener and yee. supervisor tang. >> thank you very much and i would like to thank everyone for being here today and last month i introduced legislation that will prohibit the performance of wild or exotic animals for public entertainment

wiener and to my left will be jane kim our clerk is andrea ashbury i'd like to recognize jessie larson and jonathan who will be toifgz today's meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 14, 2015, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated excellent. thank you so colleagues, i building he have staff from the department of building inspection here to present on item number one. >> would you like me to call u call item one. >> i'm sorry yes. >> number one amending the building code for the determination of permit fees. >> seeing the staff is not here item 2. >> anticipated the planning code for the off-street parking and loading requirement and a presentation for item number 2 mr. johnson thank you. >> there you go i can hear myself good afternoon the item before you is a small set of planning code changes that supervisor breed is calling the parking flexibility the city h had strike parking spaces they were required to have new parking garag

i'm ashley my supervisor is scott wiener thank you. i've lived in the castro for about a year i plan on spend the rest of my life in san francisco so i'm not actually a host but an advocate for the traveler everywhere i go it connects me to people and gives me a sense of their community about a year ago i used airbnb and had an amazing experience you know, i didn't think i would end up licking it because the people i stated with teresa and her husband welcomed me with open arms and basically the way i saw amarillo is the way i want people to see san francisco we have an authentic side and home sharing provides a local view of the community we want to people to experience the walk across the around bow walks putting a cap is detrimental think about it if you don't let people stay that will not have as much money people want to make their ridiculously high mortuaries this limits the time and reduced the amount of visitors and sharing that with the world we should cherish to cherish it together thank you. >> good evening bobby san francis

and he's been very busy but supportive and supervisor scott wiener district 8 and london breed district 5 we worked on a regular basis and we communicate open a regular basis and meet in a lot of different community meetings on a regular basis two of the main example district 8 we worked on castro and down outreach at the triangle i've been to many of the vigils at the triangle and we've done two at the medical center and been super supportive in fact, last night we were in district 5 district 5 i can't count how many times supervisor london breed i like her action and we've worked on eight street and worked with the bulb outs and mta and worked with a lot of the events that are not only co-sponsored but advancing fast and on a daily basis supervisor breed we pretty much keep in contact district as you can see is right in the center of the city and i'm speaking the heart of the city if i look at it the 3.2 skrielz reconciles is the most progressive

. >>> scott wiener will propose a panel to deal specifically with marijuana legalization. all the issues will be dealt with should pot be legalized. there will be a proposition to legalize pot by 2016. >>> 4:44. let's talk about the hottest ticket in town. this morning the warriors will hold another practice at the team's training facility in preparation for the western conference semifinal. >> that's right, the second round of the playoffs beginning sunday in oracle arena. if it goes to seven games, they will play game one against the winner on tuesday. if the warriors win eight more games in the playoffs, then they will be in the nba finals exclusive here on abc 7. and our live coverage begins on june 4th. >>> tickets go on sale tomorrow season ticket holders have first priority or you can join 12,000 others on a priority waiting list. those tickets will be available tomorrow afternoon. you can also join the warrior insiders and maybe get tickets thursday morning. if there are any left, they will go on sale thursday afternoon. >>> and thanks to the a change of plans for

and he's been very busy but supportive and supervisor scott wiener district 8 and london breed district 5 we worked on a regular basis and we communicate open a regular basis and meet in a lot of different community meetings on a regular basis two of the main example district 8 we worked on castro and down outreach at the triangle i've been to many of the vigils at the triangle and we've done two at the medical center and been super supportive in fact, last night we were in district 5 district 5 i can't count how many times supervisor london breed i like her action and we've worked on eight street and worked with the bulb outs and mta and worked with a lot of the events that are not only co-sponsored but advancing fast and on a daily basis supervisor breed we pretty much keep in contact district as you can see is right in the center of the city and i'm speaking the heart of the city if i look at it the 3.2 skrielz reconciles is the most progressive it is probably had the biggest impact on culture and music's like people want to come to san francisco not only do we get a flock of tourist

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wiener we have so many that is difficult to boil it down in the dashboard i want to give a 50 thousand feet overview of the quality metric one with two take home merge clipal measures are important we're a clinical facility and two they're complex and we face a number of challenges okay. so all you remember for the next few minutes all right. so the first to know there are a lot of cooks in the kitchen there are a number of different regulatory agencies and payers that mandate a variety of metric for different part of division for different programs bless you. >> let's change with health reform it is no longer just pay for reporting it is pay for performance so if you want to get away interest fray fee service payments for providing service and moving targeted getting paid for the quality of the service we all agree i think everyone in health care agrees with that we face challenges we have fragment systems just because something that measurableable it didn't mean it's meaningful in terms of the way forward staff understanding the key for looking for your keys under the lamp post you p

. >> moved by supervisor jane kim and seconded by scott wiener move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation (clapping.) okay madam clerk call item 5. >> item number 5. >> 5 is an ordinance designating 2178 market street also known as a landmark. >> that was put before us before supervisor wiener. >> any madam chair maybe we'll wait for the hall to clear. >> okay. >> okay supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much madam chair today before us is a landmark ordinance very exciting one one of the most historic buildings in san francisco the swedish american hall on market street near sanchez and i'm trial we're moving this forward as an article 10 landmark this landmarking was recommended by the historic preservation commission and it is supported by the building owner who will be represented here today colleagues i'm sure you're aware of landmarking has a high-level of protection requiring that a invest certificate of appropriation for any significant modification currently there are more 2 hundred and 60 location throughout san francisco built in 1907 the swedish amer

. >> supervisor scott wiener do you have a question, please. >> thank you and thank you for the update my question is more is not about in the plan areas but really just i think not really a question but stating facts about our citywide impact fees and particularly the transit impact development fee or t.i.d. f so just for the benefit of the public the t.i.d. f didn't apply at all to residential development; right? >> yes. that's correct. >> so all the unit going up in different parts of the city are not subject to the requirement of foes the residential requirements are not paying the fees. >> part of that they're paying. >> part of the area plan fee. >> but in terms of that no. >> if you're building a commercial office building you're paying the t.i.d. if but residential not. >> that's correct. >> and two floors of commercial and 50 floors you're paying on the two floors that's commercial. >> that's correct but in this southern certain plans people go to transportation. >> in terms of of the amount of that the amount is going to transportation it paltz in comparison to the citywide i

. >> thank you chairman nolan and thank you to the supervisor scott wiener for his leadership and to everyone that's been involved in this incredible important work it is really exciting and speaking from a position as someone that worked retail late at night or it's been spent e spending years working with as a wit our with my pocket full of tips it is incredibly drawings but more than imagine it is exhausting to have to depend on late night service so i couldn't be more existed about this work even today in my regular work i'll often stay at city council meeting and have to report to driven to the meetings i know that service will not accumulate me late at night or take an expensive cab ride with a limited budget i wanted to speak to a little bit about some of the things i'm hoping i'm missing and want to be sure are included the restaurant industry see really critical to be involved ♪ work particularly the restaurant workers themselves like the guys that are washing our dishes and in the back that don't get off night one or two clock in the morning sciu is here at the table and

wiener but today the board -- [inaudible] interim controls to protect the neighborhood. what i am asking today is consistent with that legislation and what we ask is that this project be required to comply with the ceqa and have an report to assess what significant -- to address the significant environmental impacts that we in our neighborhood today. i respectfully request that the board grant the appeal to grant environmental review. thank you. >> thank you. and at this time are there any members of the public who would like to speak in support of the appellant? you will have two minutes. please come forward. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is henry iceler. yes, i would like to urge you to over turn the categorical exemption. the building doesn't fit with the neighborhood and the boundaries are always going to get pushed. the planning department seems to be in a place where they sort of pass everything through, and i can understand there are reasons for that but before it's too late i hope that this board will see the need for some management, some governance ove

wiener and the department of public works and piloting a pop up at delores park and open from noon to 8:00 p.m. on saturdays sundays and holidays for the initial period and accept the compost and recycling and there will be staff and volunteers on hand to help users separate containers into separate bins for recycling compost and trash and there will be a little environmental education to boot. this is an important step towards a greener and cleaner delores park as we open the first phase of the park this summer. bud day -- check out the -- bug day and check out the creepy crawlers and celebrate everything is science and games and more this saturday and admissions free and nominal cost for some of the activities and visit our website. i have attended bug day in the past and you will be amazed how many people will be at the randall this weekend. it's one of the very best family friendly events and not just hosted in the agency but throughout the city. in honor of earth day we invite everyone to join us and gear up for dancing and a echo free festival and bay view shines has something f

supervisor scott wiener says he's going to sign a pledge card at tonight's supervisors meeting vowing to ride muni for the first 22 days in june. >> when elected officials ride transit, -- [indiscernible] that'sities' important. >> most cases if they just take it for a day or two they're not going to notice what's going on. if they're forced it ride on it for a month or so they'll see the problems the rest of us see. >> the group says it chose 22 days to represent one day for each of the years since 1993 when voters passed prop aa stating that city officials and full-time employees will travel to and from work on public transit at least twice a week. >>> coming up, a murder suspect makes a run for it. we'll tell you how a bay area police chief went into action. >> another foggy, rather chilly start to the day. we're tracking your bay area forecast and whether any rain is on the horizon. >>> welcome back, everybody. the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial is under way, and the jury is hearing testimony on whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should live or die for his crime. a woma