brown's third baptist church. >> thank you, reverend lewis. [multiple voices] >> i told you when you nominated me for that position [speaker not understood]. >> i just didn't know how [speaker not understood] you were. okay. [multiple voices] >> the next item on the agenda is ethics complaint 04-14 303, ray hartz versus luis herrera, city librarian. mr. herrera. >> mr. hartz is not here and did not request a continuance. so, i'm assuming we're just going to go ahead. >> we're going to go forward. thank you for your patience, sir. >> sure, thank you very much, commissioners. i'm luis herrera, city librarian. i trust you received my letter that gave background on this matter regarding showing cause for the sunshine ordinance task force, an order of termination. mr. hartz violated the sunshine ordinance by failing to provide equal access to members of the public regarding the library use of audiovisual material during public comment. >> sir, i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm going to ask staff at the door be closed so we can actually hear you. >> t

let me just tell you i'm not willie brown. i was counting on him for all the jokes and fun, i have to do this now his back went out so pray for someone whose not feeling well pray inform willie brown and thank him if i had to think of one politician i have a four package his, see exactly what this it took the one person whose the chair of our fund committee is former mayor willie brown i promised him the video he'll get to see it so give him a hand (clapping) george has always told me don't go to willie brown for the small stuff. so i really want to thank even for being here. this is a spell your last name day toro everyone dr. davis family is here the family is in the house the daviss. i want to acknowledge the board of directors and we're going to do that they're my boss and they're in the house we'll have them stand but i want to thank them from the bottom of my heart so thank you. i want to start out by thinking a little bit about what dr. davis meant he was a forward thinker and thinking about bayview in the day and bayvi

. >> we have renewable energy credits from our system that we can apply to clean up the brown power we purchased when we are purchasing. >> so, [speaker not understood], it might be getting into the question of where to procure from. i think it would be interesting to actually see with that charter something that shows what those credits are, how much of that purchasing we're doing, even look at it in terms of drought. because it could potentially grow to be a larger number. it's important to kind of from the environmental policy perspective be tracking and look at that. >> sure, we track our purchases and use of renewable energy credit. i'd be happy to come back with presentation materials on that or do a memo to be responsive to -- >> understanding that we might not have the luxury today because of the financial situation, but there is anything that we can do moving forward to even move beyond the equation with [speaker not understood] power, but actually purchasing stock market or long term procurement, it would be good to have an understanding of that, too. >> sure, happy to includ

the only way was to, i mean, if these students the majority of them were black and brown and when we looked at our graduation rate of who graduated a, through, g qualified, we saw that there was a huge disparity and a gap between black and brown students and our asian and white students, and now, we also firmly believe us on the board that we are students, and that our students are the foundation for the democracy and the livelihood of san francisco. and that we have a greater responsibilities than maybe some other schools do, because we educate everyone. and we educate quite frankly the future of san francisco. and so, we know in order to compete in san francisco you have to have the really higher skills. we have those of us who have gone out to the charter schools at the county jail, and commissioner maufas and i, we know, that those men, 60 percent of them went to our schools. and we know that 85 percent of them had less than a fifth grade education and we know that that is wrong and so, at kol man, we had this campaign, and first, to identify the racial achievement gaps and then

i was the first youth chair of the naacp and willie brown was a law student and was our advisor. i say all of this not to kind of indicate how old i am, but mostly to say that i'm a san franciscan. i went to polytechnic high school which no longer exists. so, i stand here before you as one of juliet's mentors. she is a young woman. when i was working as director of communications at the urban habitat, you know, at the time carl anthony was the executive director and president of earth island institute with david brauer. and juliet was working on her

jamil representing mother brown's and marcus brooks, too, as well. i come from a community that's played upon for not knowing their rights and not knowing the laws and not knowing what they can do, who they can go to. and we're also seeing this with marcus brooks as well. so, we had an outmigration issue and i think this also could put some teeth into that as well, and they can make the city look respectable to my community that you're really trying to do something about the outmigration. and it's definitely affecting the african-americans. it keeps going this rate, we will have no african-americans in the city. but it's not just about african-americans either. after that it's going to be families, you know. so, right now what i'm seeing is grassroots is being up rooted and the people aren't really getting much assistance. and i do want lawyers to come in and educate people, work with people. i'm seeing that with marcus brooks as well. but also we need a c-38 second. we need affordable housing, below income housing, keep people in the city. and black

and the establishment which the charter school they shall issue a report and recommendation to the brown paper bags rewarding the petition therefore be it resolved this petition has received fremgsz the budget and the services committees. also like to add that we have a unique situation this year with our charter renewal petition and any petitions we receive there are new requirements under the local control formula and the local control ability plan. i've spoken to the petitioner's and they would like to make that clear they're willing to submit an amendment after together that makes it clear that not only does their petition meet the requirements of local control money formula and the l cap they would like to stipulate they recognize the requirements under the new law to submit an l cap to the district prior to july 1st, 2014, and submit annual updates as required beginning in july of 2015 >> thank you, mr. davis we have some public speakers signed up when i call our names come to the podium (calling names) and i'm sorry if i mispronounce your name. we have 9 speakers. i would say for

and the highest numbers, of students that are unprepared to graduate are black and brown students. and that angers me and it saddens me and we can put as many things in place as we want and we can be brazen enough to put everything out there and then say, okay, students, go and get it. and then, if they don't get it, if they wait until the last minute and try to fit it all in at the same time and then it is on them, right? and then it is their fault, but in all reality, here we are april 22nd, and about a month in change away from graduating, and we are talking about all of these steps that are happening for the kids that are not graduating, why did that not happen in ninth grade and why in 8th grade and why are we waiting until the last minute to insure their success, this resolution was passed in 2009 and implemented in 2010, and we could have been taking all of these steps from the moment that those ninth graders failed algebra from the minute that the tenth graders were failing or not getting access but we didn't and we waited until the last minute what are we going to do for t

former mayor willie brown. >> yes. >> chairperson johnson i believe the change to the resolution to add the language with one 12 most extension to be approved by the commission because right now it doesn't reference approving the extension. >> okay. thank you. so with that, change i'd like to call we had a motion it was not seconded to i'd like to consider a second with that change did that make sense to everyone >> i made the amended motion. >> yes. >> i move to amend the motion. >> secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner sugaya. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales absent. chairperson johnson. madam chair the vote is 2 i's and two absent. approving a resolution authorizing the special take refunding bosses for the city and county of san francisco community facilities district 7 on this point is phase one of improvements and in an amount not to exceed $40 million approving and directing the execution of a fiscal bond agreement and approving other documents and actions properly related through to. this should be a subject resolution number 27 >> commissioners this is the sec

. >> hi my name is paulet brown and i am here again, to... i like to use the overhead. concerning my son, who has murdered on august 14, 2006. still today his case is not solved. his birthday is coming up april 6th. today is already the second, so i have a few more days before his birthday is here. i just wanted to keep his memory alive, and plead to the public to give me some closure, you know? if anyone knows who did this to my son, i carry these names around with me of the 6 guys who murdered my son. thomas hanible is a suspect. and trace moffit that i know was there, i don't know the other guys, but they were there. but these two guys i know. not personally, but they murdered my child. and i just want justice, i want something done about this. about my son. and as i always showed this is all that i have left of my son. his dead body. this is something that i have to keep showing, i'm tired of the pain. i am tired of the heart ache. i miss my child. and this is what they done to him. and this is me standing over my son. i would not wish this on any mother. and i know

sunday parking and as well as the muni and the fees that we call customer service i'd be tdr in hearing brown about those and so the bucket list about things we can put in there that might make sense and fm the time questioning about some of those things some things happen as quickly as possible so if we get something back about the timing in general and where we can expect to how that impacts the total budget so members of the board >> so the equality framework the april 15th we'll give you an update but we'll not have the full item. the other item well that i have i'll talk to the other members. director reiskin how about we start with you today >> okay. i do have a couple of questions in terms of i was also interested in the comments where aren't with respect to the 8 years old when i heard about them i think we should expend the muni to them it's a nice package way of dealing with that and speak to the issues this group is interested in i'll be interested in talking to those communities representatives that will be helpful but in terms of what those folks are not covered in the budget. i

the school district decided to go ahead and rebuild willie brown middle school first. they felt they can take on a construction of a new school one at a time. they couldn't build them both at the same time. part has to do with the bond payments that was passed but i don't want to speak for the board. i think the hope is mission way will then compliment that with an elementary school in the area. we have a number of high schools, balboa, so we have to think how can they compliment one another. it's a done deal by it's a question of what will it be built. >> we need to do analysis to figure out the timing for capital -- getting a capital budget together. they want to get data. they've been working with csc members on that as well. >> i want to appreciate supervisor cohen for bringing this up. >> willie brown the academy will open up in 2015 in the bay view area. thank you. >> any further questions colleagues? >> i just wanted to comment on the discussion. i want to state the difficult position that i think ocii was in around this parcel. this site was originally flatted

to follow the open government laws and don't want to follow the california public records act or the brown act or anything, and they certainly don't want to follow their oaths offense to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. having a hearing with one of the parties absent and making no effort to find out what the cause that have was is really a spine of co-ward yus, i think that your executive director schedule this the way that he did knowing that i would be out of town, and explicitly for the purpose of denying me my due process rights and my right to free speech and to participate in a case to which i was a party, that is kind of disgusting. other public comment? >> mr. hartz as far as i know we did not know that you were out of town. >> you do now >> i think that we provided you with e-mail notification of the schedule and would had continued if we had heard from you. i apologize if you could attend. i sure that you it was not intentional. >> the next matter on the agenda is the discussion and public action on a matter submitted under chapter three of the ethics com

when mayor brown in 1996 when he became the mayor of this city it states that the mayor brown by letter to the board of supervisors determined you see what that what happened we were set up by the voters. you know, it went, in fact, that we would get what we got. now, everything can't be explained to you in 3 minutes but i'm concerned about the statement that was your concern francisco can about the greenhouse. the greenhouse is part of 18 hundred oakdale under the commission. we were under the water department and dpw there was no sewers and you talk about that does not include the fact that we are still a commission the poimentsdz are done by the mayor of the city not by you and i'm not going to allow and accept accept the fact you want to displace the commission we knew nothing about the sewer when they built the tall building and we've been involved in smelling ever since 1950 i want you to take a look at when there's a meeting you don't operate under the rules in san francisco when there's a meeting about the greenhouses i want you to commissioners to be involved i want you to hear

asked me to ask you to give him one half hour he met with former mayor willie brown and nancy pelosi and the secretary of the navy and mentioned to the secretary of navy this bridge is anchored to itself. there's no anchors to this bridge and the secretary of the navy admitted it's like putting our anchor to the ship it won't hold and the caltrain said the ancestor bolts red china made the cable and the bolts are modestly made in the united states of america. in the book of ester how do you know you haven't come to the kingdom - >> thank you. next speaker, please good afternoon president chiu and supervisors i'm glad that the 2014 marathon here's from 2002. that the race went well. and so ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i was alone i took a city ride i didn't know what i would find in the city there and in the road and the city tidy see another kind of lie there are oh, do i supervisors suddenly see you oh, did we tell you, we need you president chiu every single day of our lives you didn't run you didn't ride you knew i wanted you to lead us we meet again for i have told you. who upper meant to

first and foremost is that the governor jerry brown rescinded a proposed rate cut that he had put into his budget several years ago so while he did not retroactively give us the money back moving forward we can expect increases in revenue. secondly the state also changed how it actually reimbursed us for our cost. previously it had been based on three-year-old cost reports and they waited for the authors of the financials and then paid us accordingly so we are always three years behind in our costs. now they've changed their reimbursement policy so it can actually be based on the most recent closed financial statements despite the fact they're audited and they'd true up those payments down the road. obviously just more recent costs tend to be higher because they reflect the true cost of business, but also more importantly for us, three years ago wrp we were not in our new facility at that point, which is actually more expensive so this is a one time catch up payment that is ongoing but i don't think we can expect this type of growth in our laguna honda revenues. , you know, without any

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm technically can brown i'm here on behalf of myself more importantly for the people i serve i'm a health aid i've been in the bus for public service a a long time. it's important to me. the people that i serve i'm passionate about it. the report was beautiful but i want you guys to remember that the seniors they don't have access to get a lot of places because they have to depend on their family and friends and paratransit and other forms of transportation. i myself that's where i come along that would effect them and my job as well. i do a lot of walks with senior citizens to cvs to give them a sense of independence and quality of life. a lot of the sentencing the baby boomers are able to stay at home longer they have people like me to come and take them on walks or pickup their prescription or walk around the neighborhood and see what is the go on. ii want you to be mindful it's not about the business the business the business about the people. seniors are part of the community a lot of times we if the record could reflect about them and their needs.

so, when i got to go hear willie brown present on his mother's birthday the bridge and i met willie brown in '94 and '95 when he was running for mayor, i felt kind of great. i always connected myself to greatness in earth. it's a good or bad time, but you have to put yourself and see what were you doing and how you passed along. i think we all need to learn to make sure that our days are just as good as the bad that come, take a lemon and making it to lemon ade. so, go online, kj paul.com, juicy, jucye with the e, and you'll hear my music, songs from 11-6-12 presidential candidate, presidential karaoke. [speaker not understood]. >> okay, we move on to our next item which is correspondence. >> we have two correspondence items. one is a letter from co-chair chip supanich from the oakland disability commission. the second piece of correspondence is a notice of board vacancy from conard house, inc., a private california nonprofit corporation gives notice that two director positions on its nine-member volunteer board of directors are vacant. >> thank you, heather. agenda item number 12 is coun

. >> maybe, miss hum brown and other candidates come forward. >> okay. and miss hum brown? >> please? >> good morning, i'm actually margy. here? yeah. >> you got that one. >> i just wish it. >> yeah. and that will be better. sorry, either microphone i believe works is that right? >> this one is further away and so you can go with that mic. >> if you could use that mic. thanks. >> please use this mic? >> yes. >> i am margy and i am here as an emergency as well as a representative the planning commission. and planning association for the richmond district and the neighborhood organization and plus have been around since 1970. and as a member of the par, which is just the planning association for the richmond, we are to follow the brt, project, ever since the inception and we will provide a lot of comments, and our latest comment and public information to our community, was in our newsletter in the winter of 2014. and as you can see, we have a large spread on brt. and so, the idea is to keep our constituents not, informed of what is going on on the project. and i would like to

willie brown, when he became mayor, he had never been to hunters point, but he saw ah this beautiful scenery and the sun coming up. and he said, oh, this is a good place for big development. and guess what? it started. one of the other reasons we have is the managers, that the redevelopment gave to us back in the '70s. john stewart, he's evicted mostly all the people out of public housing. i've asked you all to come out and just take a look at what is going on out there, and the housing that is being built, you wouldn't want your dog to live in it. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other member of the public who hasn't spoken? seeing none, mr. chairman, i think public comment is closed. [gavel] >> and with that, i have to apologize that i have to leave the hearing, but i want to thank you for this opportunity and we will be back as we work with the mayor's office, community, and all the various agencies to develop the proposal. thank you very much, and thank you to all the tenants and the representatives who. come out today. >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor avalos. >>

thank supervisor london breed for her convictions and telling the fbi and even former mayor willie brown. i also want to give credit to supervisor campos. last week itself covered the union march marked to city hall they're doing a wonderful job and contribute to supervisor cowen. for the hunters view and didn't see any mention of the black media there are. we have black well come back to the city but my philosophy ladies and gentlemen, is to talk about that i'm going getting ready to start a new show it's called this week at the city hall. and i've got to get the peter's i'll be coming to you all because there are a lack of things that's going on that the people don't know but yours truly will be here at city hall i want to start a new show called this week at the city hall. there should be no problem her. and first, the african-americans plaques talking about the boycott. >> next speaker. >> supervisors and ladies and gentlemen, in the auditorium i'm mr. lawrence i've been a city and county resident for 45 years. i want to see it supervisor kim was applied that senator feinstein's kids

deadly flammable retardant for children's clothing and known car gins that were band by governor jerry brown recently but perhaps that banned come too coon the chemical companies with fighting back we're asking for san franciscans they need to know firefighters have to fight for a paycheck and too often those empty boats are for uncertainty today on firefighter cancer awareness today we've asking for the chemicals be out so the families can be taking care of. san francisco recognizes she will take care of people who deprive they're all and soon president chiu will announce that. we also ask today you all remember those empty boats and real heros are leading us everyday and we want you to know the boats represent a firefighters like dan and john murphy and clyde. 3 brothers we buried in the last 4 months from occupational cancer. we want to send notice that firefighters will not go quietly aefrm we lost a firefighter men and women we'll make every effort to let the city and country know that a he or she has passed serving others. again, thank you for coming and now chief joanne will introduce

i hear in the parkinson's pampers that governor jerry brown is going to put together another light agency in a different form. so therefore without a doubt i have to come forth and have a hammer and is before you do anything governor jerry brown you've got to check. i'm not faulting none of you all but my reverend and african-american leaders you all read the papers of the corruption in the city but i'm here asking for yes, ma'am path i'm representing any african-american communities and generations my can i see kids kids. and so in closing i've got to run downstairs please ask me to put something together. thank you very much >> thank you very much i'm not to break protocol for a second mr. washington i want to hear what you're going to presents. >> oh, oh i'm sorry. >> that's the number i call i can't contact you (inaudible). >> wait i'm going to correct this call my number and you'll get christen good morning or afternoon. >> okay. so thank you. next item, please. >> the next sort of business is the report to the chairman and chair. >> so, now we can talk about the next meeting next we

so, these organizations, the eviction defense collaborative, mother brown, power, casa justa, coalition on homelessness, we heard from the san francisco bar association, the asian pacific islander legal outreach, tenants together, the tenants union, the tenderloin housing clinic, legal assistance for elderly, the housing rights committee, the bayview hunters point community legal services, and then any other member of the public who would like to speak. please go ahead. thank you very much. >>> good morning, supervisors. thank you for your time and your consideration. my name is [speaker not understood] i'm the supervising attorney at the evictions defense collaborative. it is the primary agency that helps tenants respond to their eviction lawsuit. we do have some limited resource he to help some tenants, but the vast majority of tenants we do not have the resources to represent. in my role as the supervising attorney i oversee a lot of the litigation that happens and i'm very aware of the value that attorneys add in cases when we're able to represent tenants fully. last week at court w

so when willy brown was there there was going to be no sewage plant that was the biggest lie ever told being on land that would not go under the water if there was an earthquake and i'm talking landfill most of my area is landfill people don't even know anything about hunter's point but i saw some committee that was being setup i didn't see not one group there from bay view hunter's point to give you information so i'm going to talk to him and i'm going to give him a name or two names so he can put them on there that know about the community thank you so very much and you all have a blessed day. >> thank you doctor some of those comments i think we can't shy away from the affordability conversation i think commissioner moran is right we're way beyond the days where we can unilaterally do something without process. affordability is a big topic right now and it's absolutely necessary that people are encouraged and we got to flush that out and think outside the box and my point i think most of us feel that any work that's being done any large projects that are being done should certainly

former mayor willy brown is a $200,000 paid political consultant for them and helped in a big way to get mayor lee in office. mayor lee has received donations for his campaigns from pacific gas and electric and other parties that are involved with pacific gas and electric. everybody that's worked on this issue for the last 10 years as i have or even the last couple years knows what's going on here and knows that clean power sf is being held up by political maneuvers from a government that is compromised by its relationships with the fossil fuel energy corporation. and like i said, to your staff's credit, they have said against that pressure for years that clean power sf is the, one of the primary tools to reach the climate action goals of the city and without it, the city can't reach its goals. so on march 31st supervisor avalos has called a hearing which may be uncomfortable for this commission, may be a little uncomfortable for staff, but i'm arguing should be a lot more uncomfortable for the city and what we need for you as a commission is to stand up to the mayor's office and tel

i bri bring you greetings from governor jerry brown we're a part and champion of hunter's view what you see was financed through public-private partnerships which combine government resources and private financing to facilitate the construction of new affordable housing >> market rate housing using initiative design material. in collaboration with the community members the residents of hunters view the city of san francisco they created a vision to have parks and playgrounds a teen center and computer learn center and childcare center and everything we wish for. california's investment in the project totals $50 million this includes two multiple housing program loans for phase one and two we'll be back for phase two and the information infrastructure grant that helps to support the infrastructure that includes the replacement and up grad of on entire utility system and reconfiguration of the streets and open space that's a fundamental understanding you need to redo what wasn't done well or outdated are. that was the vision of the residents so say this is what created the opportunity for

the legal organization has gotten money and willie brown is the biggest cheer leads and this is where it's coming from we need to talk about this out loud >> thank you. any additional public comment on item number 3? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor avalos >> thank you. i'm really concerned about the status quo the city right we have goals that we want to be able to inaccurate but judges as long as there's business first is not going to work. the language that's been redacted from the report we have jason reed here so if we can't get the mayors administration we to get involved we'll show it on the overhead >> i'm sorry, i didn't know you wanted me to know the slide but when you. >> that's what i wanted you to do. >> i'm sorry, i didn't guess that but your office that found the information will bring the slide over here. give me about thirty seconds >> i'm happy to make a comment to give you those thirty second. i really appreciated the presentation from the department of environment and the sfmta. the goals are incredibly important for us to reach we're progressive a

amos brown. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, thank you, commissioners. i am a part of senior and disability action. i'm also part of the international hotel manila town heritage foundation. i'm very concerned about the quality of life issues that are facing seniors and people with disabilities. many seniors are outright targeted for eviction. there have been cuts in many services. senior incomes have gone down. and the bottom line is that with less disposable income, the quality of life for seniors does go down. and we know that living in san francisco is not cheap. however, we do have a large number of seniors that live in san francisco, have lived in san francisco, and have contributed to its culture, its history, be it the spiritual community, the artistic community, have made very many cultural and very many valuable contributions. i think that seniors, quite frankly, need a break. we need some relief. we need some help. i'm about 15 years away from being a senior myself. i work with se