people ethnicly cleansing the black and brown people where do you go when you've been out of the mission where does the mission culture rupture? how come our african-americans supervisors are not on the front lines? campos thank you. supervisor avalos thank you those are the heros of the lgbt and black and brown folks not the white people the queen of ethnic cleansing are the prince of adjudication i personally love our want and emphasis parents it became to me to see this to my own truth. thank you >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> there is there any public comment no support of appellants. okay. seeing none at this time let's go to a presentation by the planning department >> thank you supervisor chiu and good evening to members of the board i'm sarah jones i'm the environmental review officer from the planning department joining me that jenny and others. staff from sfmta including director reiskin is here to give a presentation and to respond to questions about the project itself. the planning department found the pilot plan exempts on 2014. the sfmta board of directors approved the 1

know that ace brown is going to washington, d.c. and he gets around ace brown is leaving town he's going to washington, d.c. he's going to another town riding for the same old beat and going to find a city that's really baby sweet ace brown is going to another town and that's what he's found. i know he'll bring his writing all around. town. >> thank you good night. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, mr. president and city council. about a year ago my wife and i spent in a place for no housing available. for reasons i don't understand we were placed in separate rooms with separate residents. i understand g ac is not a continual income but both my wife and i were seeing ssi but i lost my grant and subsequentially the details are good much i've been separated from my family since january. i'm at the end of my rope i'm at the last resort. i'm back on the street without the support. i don't know what else to do so i - thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> tom from the beach parents. teamwork. teams when i was a young boy my first team was little league i stoppe

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 help them lead us who and we do surely need yo

asked that any of the candidates could come together to give a statement. >> 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,

initiative for the firefighters. a number of months ago there was a strong link brown the first responder and cancer. the data is city councilman there have been 200 and thirty firefighters since 2000 that have developed cancer. the national institute of the study of thirty thousand firefighters around the country showed sharply elevated cancer and with the firefighters and first responder who show up on the scene there maybe toxic chemicals their burning without endear i was surprised to learn that, too many men and women have had to fight for disability from cancer. in our administer code dollars issues cardio the eligibility for full agreeable reminders but this will electro if there's a member of the fire department or approve or disapprove that's diagnosed with cancer we've presume that the cancer is due to their job unless specific evidence to the contrary we need to make sure that our firefighters and police officers will be taken place. one issue involves a topic that supervisor yee's has tabbed the senate bill 962 the so-called kill switch bill i know that commenting asked us 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. >>

colleagues, are there any comments that i did want to speak strongly in favor of margy brown as well and the long time work of the planning association for the richmond, but also margie's work on behalf of the transit and on behalf of the whole neighborhood and also, i think that representing perspectives and as she mentioned, i think that she will bring a real valuable point of view to the cac and we have been looking for people that have a long term understanding of the corridor and i think that with her many years in the richmond district and also along the whole corridor and accountable many members of the planning association for the richmond and others that participate in their very well atebded meetings every month. and i think that she will bring a strong voice on her own behalf and many from the richmond district. >> he has been taking transit daily as well and lives in the central richmond area. and he really tried to be here, but there was an emergency that he could not attend, and i know that as a san francisco state employee, and also taking the east and west routes like the

, 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.

, 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 we sent six attorney

urban development and i have broad experience working with brown fields that have been turned into multiple uses and i hope that i can be of service to the city with my background and be on this commission. if there are any questions i'll be glad to answer them. >> any questions? nice seeing you again, seems like you were here yesterday. >> right. >> i know you are relatively new but i'd like to ask you this question. not long ago there was a fire at the dock or something. i was wondering if the board had discussed, it may have been discussed before you got there, but somehow there was no -- am i treading into something i shouldn't be? there was no procedures to check whether people that leased the dock to boats would have insurance or not. do you know if there's been procedures put in to make sure that everybody that rents dock space would have insurance? >> yes, i'm not aware of the exact event that you are talking about, i think that was before my time. but i do know that there is a lease agreement with the users of the facilities and in that lease agreement there should be prov

speaker, please. >> kimberly jones. is ms. jones here? no? richard baker. anna arioles. amos brown. jessica layman. rosie [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i am one of the third pulpit members at the third baptist church. i'm also a san francisco native and my father is a retired muni driver proudly. i am pleased in your proposed budget that you've taken into consideration the fact of rolling back the parking meter enforcement and ticketing on sundays. as you know third baptist church is a very historic church with over a 160-year history here in the city and to have parking meter enforcement on sundays would impose a significant and substantial burden upon our membership. so, we applaud your efforts in rolling back these measures. thank you very kindly. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> anna arioles. amos brown. jessica layman. rosie [speaker not understood]. alejandra mendez. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood]. i am speech and language impaired due to my disability so it's hard for me to find the words. but my hearty hope is in the ri

to fight racial profiling both on the state level while driving black and brown as well as on the national level by all levels of government. i left the caucus in 2001 and became the managing attorney of api legal outreach, a nonprofit devoted to serving the survivors of domestic violence, of human trafficking, of elder abuse as well as immigrant refugee communities. while at api legal outreach i continued my work on police use of excessive force and helped to form and advocate for a san jose based coalition formed around the killing of [speaker not understood] tran, a vietnamese woman shot inside her own home while using a vegetable pieler to try to make dinner for her children. in 2003 i represented the family draw of mr. she tau wu chinese american man shot in his own home near portsmouth square after his parents had called 911 in an attempt to get mental health assistance. despite the fact his home was in the heart of chinatown at portsmouth square, none of the officers who entered the home that day could speak cantonese and none of the officers had any training in dealing wit

rosie calderon, [speaker not understood]. jimmy dean. violet vazquez. >> i see reverend brown here. >> he's not here? jessica layman. >> good afternoon, ms. layman. >>> one second. thank you for having us here today, chairman nolan, director reiskin, directors of the board. it's good to be here to address you. for starters i want to appreciate the amendment -- it looks like director brinkman just stepped out. but the amendment about including 18 year olds now so that young adults have access to job. we really support that. of course i also want to urge you to go ahead and pass free muni for low and moderate income seniors and people with disabilities now and not wait until january. we have several reasons for that. first, we've seen the success of free muni for youth. it didn't cost as much as anticipated. we've seen how many families benefit from it and, so, we want to get that started now for seniors and people with disabilities. as far as waiting to assess the financial situation, we don't need to wait to know that seniors and people with disabilities are already struggling to p