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Tuesday,  June  5,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Ciiamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 


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AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELAALIOTO-PIER,  TOMAMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEYAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McCOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  CERARDO  SANDOVAL 


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Members  Present: 


Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
Sandoval.  '        ' 


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Members  Excused:         None. 
Members  Absent:  None. 


ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2: 15  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum.  '  ; 

Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  present  at  2:21  p.m. 

APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  to  approve 
the  Board  Meeting  Minutes  of  May  1 ,  2007  and  May  8,  2007.  The  motion 
.T^  :^     carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070582  [Public  Employment  -  Treasurer/Tax  Collector]     Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  change  to  Treasurer/Tax  Collector  (TTX) 
staffing  by  decreasing  total  staffing  by  1 .00  position  (.04  FTE). 

Enacted  128-07 

Number:  ^ 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  ., 

Recommendation  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070619  [Grant  to  undertake  pandemic  influenza  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

planning  and  outreach] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  accept  and  expend  a  new  grant  in  the  amount  of  $299,750  from  the 
Metta  Fund  to  undertake  pandemic  influenza  planning  and  outreach 

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projects,  which  includes  a  new  contract  with  Public  Health  Foundation 
Enterprises,  for  the  period  of  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 

Enacted  289-07  '  .  ".      ,       '    '  ■' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 

070558  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  A.  Ruiz  Construction  fit  ' 
Associates,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  against  A.  Ruiz  Construction  &  Associates,  Inc.  for 
$200,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  January  28,  2005  in  San  Francisco 
Superior  Court,  Case  No.  438-235;  entitled  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
et  al.  V.  A.  Ruiz  Construction  6t  Associates,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

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PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070559  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Proven  Management,         ,, 
Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuits  filed  by:  (1)  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  ("the  "City")  against  Proven  Management,  Inc. 
("Proven")  on  August  01,  2005,  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court  Case  No.  CGC 
05-443632,  entitled,  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  et.  al.  v.  Proven 
Management,  Inc.  et.  al.,  and  (2)  Proven  against  the  City  on  December  15, 

2005,  in  Tuolumne  County  Superior  Court  Case  No.  51778,  entitled.  Proven 
'.^...         Management,  Inc.  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  et.  al.,  v^th  (a) 

Proven  paying  the  City:  $250,000  in  damages;  reimbursing  the  City  up  to 
$450,000  to  administer  corrective  work;  and  Proven  replacing  valve 
assemblies  and  correcting  numerous  items  of  work  on  the  Baden  Pumps 
"^  Station  Project;  and  completing  its  contract;  and  (b)  the  City  increasing 

Proven's  contract  amount  on  the  Priest  Bypass  Project  by  $700,000  and 
releasing  all  contract  balances.  (City  Attorney) 

PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070598  [Partial  Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  AON  Risk 
Services  of  New  York,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  against  Aon  Risk  Services  of  New  York,  Inc.  for  $220,000; 
San  Francisco's  causes  of  action  against  AON  were  filed  on  February  1 5, 

2006,  and  constitute  part  of  the  coordinated  proceeding  entitled  Jail  No.  3 


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Replacement  Project  Cases,  JCCP  Case  No:  4422,  venued  in  San  Mateo 
Superior  Court;  other  material  terms  of  said  settlement  are  that  San 
Francisco  and  AON  will  execute  a  mutual  release,  San  Francisco  will  execute 
and  file  dismissals  of  all  claims  with  prejudice,  San  Francisco  and  AON  will 
each  bear  their  own  fees  and  costs  of  suit,  AON  will  provide  reasonable 
cooperation  to  San  Francisco  in  regards  to  evidence  that  San  Francisco  may 
need  for  the  case  against  ACMI  and  its  related  entities  in  the  on-going 
litigation,  and  the  settlement  does  not  constitute  an  admission  of  liability 
regarding  any  claim.  (City  Attorney)  ' 


PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070600  [Settlement  of  Administrative  Civil  Liability 

Complaint  -  San  Francisco  Water  Quality  Control 
Board] 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  administrative  civil 
liability  complaint  filed  by  the  San  Francisco  Bay  Regional  Water  Quality 
Control  Board  against  San  Francisco  imposing  a  penalty  of  $626,000;  and 
alternatively  approving  an  environmental  mitigation  project,  subject  to 
approval  of  the  Regional  Water  Quality  Control  Board,  in  the  amount  not  to 
exceed  $582,000,  plus  payment  of  a  $44,000  penalty.  (City  Attorney) 

Enacted  297-07 

C  Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070648  [Appointment  -  In-Home  Supportive  Services 
Public  Authority] 

Resolution  appointing  Elva  Moran  Hernandez,  term  ending  March  1,  2010,  to 
the  In-Home  Supportive  Services  Public  Authority;  residency  requirement 
waived. 

Elva  Moran  Hernandez,  succeeding  Jose  Quintana,  seat  4,  term  expired, 
must  be  a  worker  who  provides  personal  assistance  services  to  a  consumer, 
for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  three-year  term  ending  March  1 ,  2010. 


Enacted  293-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  .  ,     ,„ 

070649  [Appointment  -  Bicycle  Advisory  Committee] 

Resolution  appointing  Marc  Brandt,  term  ending  November  19,  2008,  to  the 
Bicycle  Advisory  Committee. 


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Marc  Brandt,  succeeding  Frank  Chan,  term  expired,  seat  3,  must  be  a 
nominee  of  District  3  Supervisor,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year 
term  ending  November  19,  2008. 


Enacted  294-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  ~  . 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  '^      .■ 

070650  [Appointment  -  Immigrant  Rights  Commission] 

Resolution  appointing  Joaquin  Gonzalez,  term  ending  June  6,  2008,  and 
Felix  Levy,  term  ending  June  6,  2009,  to  the  Immigrant  Rights  Commission. 

Joaquin  Gonzalez,  succeeding  Ivy  Lee,  resigned,  seat  5,  must  have  a 
demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human  service, 
educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing  in  San 
Francisco,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  June  6, 
2008.  Felix  Levy,  succeeding  himself,  term  expiring  June  6,  2007,  seat  6, 
must  be  an  immigrant  to  the  United  States  who  is  appointed  in  accordance 
with  Section  4.101  of  the  Charter.  In  addition,  members  shall  have  a 
demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human  service, 
educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing  in  San 
Francisco,  for  a  new  two-year  term  ending  June  6,  2009. 


Enacted  287-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  ;^.     v 

070652  [Appointment  -  Community  Oversight  Committee 

Regarding  Enforcement  of  Marijuana  Offenses]  '     .•      > 

.,  Resolution  appointing  Aleem  Raja,  term  ending  January  1,  2009,  to  the 

Community  Oversight  Committee  Regarding  Enforcement  of  Marijuana 
Offenses. 

Aleem  Raja,  new  appointment,  seat  2,  must  be  a  member  of  the  public 
defender's  office,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending 
January  1,  2009.  .-        ~      •,;  -     , 


Enacted  288-07 

Number:  •      ^ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
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070653  [Appointment  -  SRO  Task  Force] 


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Resolution  appointing  Charles  Siron  to  the  SRO  Task  Force,  term  ending 
December  31,  2009. 

Charles  Siron,  new  appointment,  seat  1,  must  be  SRO  tenant,  for  the 
unexpired  portion  of  a  three-year  term  ending  December  31,  2009. 


Enacted  291-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070654  [Appointment  -  Graffiti  Advisory  Board] 

Resolution  appointing  Nino  Parker,  term  ending  April  10,  2009,  to  the 
Graffiti  Advisory  Board. 

Nino  Parker,  new  appointment,  seat  12,  must  represent  youth  groups  who 
provide  services  for  juveniles  involved  in  alternative  programs  for  graffiti 
diversion,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  April  10, 
2009. 


Enacted  292-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070651  [Appointment  -  Entertainment  Commission] 

Motion  appointing  James  Meko,  term  ending  July  1 ,  201 1 ,  to  the 
Entertainment  Commission. 

James  Meko,  succeeding  himself,  term  expiring  July  1 ,  2007,  seat  1 ,  must 
represent  the  Interests  of  City  neighborhood  associations  or  groups,  for  a 
new  four-year  term  ending  July  1 ,  201 1 . 


Enacted  M07-62 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

Severed  from  the  Consent  Agenda 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  misht 
be  considered  separately. 


070466  [Public  Works  Excavation  Code]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 


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Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Sections  2.4.44  and  2.4.46  to  delete 
the  street  restoration  fee  and  amending  Section  2.4.55  to  require 
restoration  of  all  affected  lanes  for  the  entire  block  when  25%  or  more  of 
the  block's  length  is  excavated  to  extend  to  the  time  required  for  backfill, 
replacement  of  pavement  base,  and  finished  pavement  associated  with 
street  restoration  from  72  to  120  hours;  and  making  environmental  findings. 


Enacted  131-07  ,,,^ 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 


REGULAR  AGENDA 


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UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Called  From  City  Operations  and 
Neighborhood  Services  Committee 

060589  [Liquor  License  Transfer,  845  Market  Street, 
Space  010] 

Resolution  determining  that  the  transfer  of  a  Type  21  off-sale  general 
license  from  1001  South  Van  Ness  Avenue  to  845  Market  Street,  basement  of 
the  San  Francisco  Centre,  Space  010  to  Bristol  Farms  Inc.,  will  serve  the 
public  convenience  and  necessity  of  the  people  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco,  in  accordance  with  Section  23958.4  of  the  California  Business 
and  Professions  Code,  with  conditions.     .  .^  ,.. 


Continued  to  Jul)/ 31,  2007. 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 
Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

From  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  "Without 
Recommendation" 

070538  [Public  Employment  -  Human  Services  Agency       Supervisor  Daly 
and  Department  of  Public  Health] 
Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 


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2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  changes  to  the  Human  Services  Agency 
(DSS)  and  the  Department  of  Public  Healh  (DPH)  staffing  by  increasing  total 
staffing  by  9.00  positions  (0.36  FTE). 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  RE-REFERRED  to  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.  The 
motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070540  [Appropriating  $19,719,628,  for  Children,  Supervisor  Daly 

Senior  and  Disabled  Programs  for  2006-2007; 
and  Deappropriate  $15,830,000  General  Fund 
and  Appropriate  $15,830,000  Rainy  Day 
Reserve] 

Ordinance  appropriating  total  sources  of  $19,719,628,  including  $17,646,834 
of  Unappropriated  General  Fund  Balance,  $1,930,000  of  Unappropriated 
Children's  Fund  Balance,  $125,000  of  Food  Stamps  Employment  and  Training 
Funds  and  $17,794  of  SB  90  State  Mandated  Costs  Fund;  and  appropriating 
total  uses  of  $19,719,628,  including  $6,240,000  to  the  Department  of 
Children,  Youth  and  Their  Families,  $7,280,628  to  the  Human  Services 
Agency,  $705,000  to  the  Department  of  Public  Health,  $350,000  to  the 
Mayor's  Office  of  Disability,  $1 ,900,000  to  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Community 
Development,  $1,244,000  to  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Housing  and  $2,000,000  to 
the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park  for  various  programs  for  Children, 
Youth,  Families,  Seniors  and  People  with  Disabilities  for  Fiscal  Year  2006- 

2007,  and  Amending  Ordinance ,  File  Number  070407,  to 

Deappropriate  $15,830,000  of  General  Fund  Balance  and  Appropriate 
$1 5,830,000  of  Rainy  Day  Reserve-Capital  and  One-Time  Spending.  All  funds 
appropriated  below,  excluding  salaries  and  mandatory  fringe  benefits,  are 
placed  on  reserve  pending  release  by  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  »  -  '-:.<-■ 


Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  RE-REFERRED  to  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.  The 
motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070488  [Appropriating  $2,345,549  for  the  Juvenile  Hall   Supervisor  Elsbernd 
Youth  Guidance  Center  Replacement  Project  in 
the  Department  of  Public  Works  for  Fiscal  Year 
2006-2007] 

Ordinance  appropriating  $2,345,549,  of  which  $1,077,589  is  from  Juvenile 
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Participation  (COPs)  interest  earned,  $847,960  is  from  the  Reserve  for  Rainy 
Day  -  One-time  Spending  Account,  and  $420,000  is  from  a  deappropriation 
of  the  Youth  Guidance  Center  facilities  maintenance  project,  to  fund 
Juvenile  Hall  Youth  Guidance  Center  Replacement  Project  construction 
costs  in  the  Department  of  Public  Works  for  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007.  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  Committee  on  the  question  of 
appropriating  to  C0N1GAGFACP  096R1  Reserve  for  Rainy  Day  -  One  time 
spending  of  $847,960).  ^  '-■   • - 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor.  *'C 

Enacted  130-07 

Number:  ;r  '  s--'?? 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Daly  •     .  x  - 

070499  [Public  Employment  -  Department  of  Human  Supervisor  Daly 

Resources]  ' 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  addition  of  15  positions  (1 .20  FTE)  at  the 
Department  of  Human  Resources  (HRD). 


(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  132-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  ... 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  -      .    „      , 

Noes:  1  -  Jew  ,    .  .  <      "  ■  .  ;•   :,.  ^ 

Recommendation  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee  x  , 

Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Daly  assumed  the  Chair  so  the 
President  could  participate  in  the  debate  from  the  floor  concerning  the 
following  item. 

The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 


070467  [Prohibiting  the  Feeding  of  Wild  Birds,  Including  Supervisors  Peskin, 
Red-Masked  Parakeets]  Dufty 

Ordinance  amending  section  486  of  the  Police  Code  to  specify  that  the 
feeding  of  Red-Masked  Parakeets  is  prohibited. 


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Enacted  133-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 

NEW  BUSINESS       " 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070422  [Appropriating  $953,347  of  State  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

reimburserr.ents  for  additional  ballot  costs  and 
other  current  expenses  in  the  Department  of 
Elections  for  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007] 

Ordinance  retroactively  appropriating  $953,347  from  State  mandated  prior 
year  election  cost  reimbursements  to  fund  additional  ballot  costs  related  to 
the  November  2006  Election  and  other  current  expenses  in  the  Department 
of  Elections  for  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007.  (Elections  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact. ) 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor. 
PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

061431  [Grant  of  Federal  Funds  -  Municipal  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Transportation  Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $3,693,215  of  federal  Section  5309  Bus  and  Bus  Facilities  funding  for 
design  and  construction  of  Muni's  Islais  Creek  Facility  and  the  purchase  of 
Automatic  Vehicle  Locator  (AVL)  equipment. 

(Fiscal  impact.) 


Enacted  298-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070741  [Issuance  and  Sale  of  Tax-Exempt  Bonds  -  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Katherine  Delmar  Burke  School] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  tax-exempt  bonds  by  the 
ABAG  Finance  Authority  for  Nonprofit  Corporations  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $17,000,000  to  finance  various  capital  facilities 
owned  by  The  Katherine  Delmar  Burke  School  or  an  affiliate. 


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Enacted  299-07  ,    '. 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  c    c,         <. 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

■''!  V'-'  ■-■..'   '" ^:-'^'-' '''    "V    i^cc','     ■'   .       • 

070500  [Reconstruction  of  San  Francisco  General  Mayor 

Hospital;  Finding  of  Fiscal  Responsibility] 

Resolution  adopting  finding  that  the  proposed  reconstruction  of  San 
Francisco  General  Hospital  is  fiscally  feasible  and  responsible  under 
Administrative  Code  Chapter  29.  * " 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  296-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070584  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  Mayor 

Specified  Contracted-Out  Services  Previously  - 

Approved  for  Enterprise  Departments]  ..      t. 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services 
previously  approved  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost 
than  similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees,  for  the 
following  services:  employee  and  public  parking  management,  information 
booth,  security  services,  and  shuttle  bus  services  (Airport);  paratransit  and 
security  services,  citation  information,  janitorial  and  landscaping,  coin 
counting  and  collection,  security  services,  and  towing  services  (MTA  Parking 
a  Traffic);  janitorial  and  security  services  (Port). 

Enacted  300-07 

Number:  .  .,,.,  ,   „ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Maxwell 

070674  [Public  Education  Enrichment  Fund  -  First  Five     Supervisors  Daly,  Dufty, 
Commission]  Ammiano 

f  V  Resolution  approving  the  San  Francisco  First  Five  Commission  expenditure 

plan  for  the  Public  Education  Enrichment  Fund  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008. 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  301-07 

Number:  -  ''        ;  ^^      - '   '.    "'  •     ' 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  '  '  ' 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Elsbernd,  Peskin 


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070675  [Public  Education  Enrichment  Fund  -  Unified         Supervisors  Daly,  Dufty, 
School  District]  Ammiano 

Resolution  approving  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School  District  expenditure 
plan  for  the  Public  Education  Enrichment  Fund  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008. 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  302-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  2  -  Elsbernd,  Peskin 

Recommendations  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 


070621  [Declaring  a  public  nuisance]  Supervisors  Dufty, 

Alioto-Pier 

Ordinance  amending  Article  18  of  the  San  Francisco  Public  Works  Code  by 
adding  Section  944  to  declare  a  public  nuisance  any  property  located  in  a 
underground  utility  district  in  which  the  property  owner  has  refused  to 
comply  with  an  order  from  the  Director  of  Public  Works  to  install  conduits 
and  associated  equipment  necessary  to  obtain  utility  service  at  a  building  or 
structure  on  the  property;  amending  Section  926  of  the  Public  Works  Code 
to  allow  the  City  to  recover  all  costs  incurred  by  the  City  in  connection  with 
abating  the  public  nuisance;  amending  Sections  900,  915,  and  919  through 
930  of  the  Public  Works  Code  consistent  with  this  legislation;  and  further 
amending  Sections  900,  901 ,  906,  908  through  91 1 ,  and  938  of  the  Public 
Works  Code  to  make  certain  technical  changes  that  are  necessary  to  bring 
those  sections  up-to-date. 


Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  SAME 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070632  [Landmark  Tree  Designation  of  New  Zealand         Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Christmas  Tree  at  1221  Stanyan  Street] 

Ordinance  designating  the  New  Zealand  Christmas  tree  in  front  of  1221 
Stanyan  Street  (Assessor's  Block  2664,  Lot  008)  as  a  landmark  street  tree 
pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code  Section  810,  making  findings  supporting  the 
designation,  and  requesting  official  acts  in  furtherance  of  the  landmark  tree 
designation. 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkahmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■ 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

060004  [interdepartmental  jurisdictional  transfer  of         Supervisor  Maxwell      -"■ 
property  near  Islais  Creek,  Indiana  and  Cesar 
Chavez  Streets] 

Resolution  transferring  jurisdiction  of  the  real  property  identified  as 
portions  of  Assessor's  Parcel  Nos.  4352/001  and  4382/005,  at  Indiana  and 
Cesar  Chavez  Streets,  from  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  the  Municipal 
Transportation  Agency  as  part  of  the  new  Islais  Creek  Motor  Coach  ;•   • 

Operations  and  Maintenance  Facility;  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act;  and  adopting  findings  that  the  transfer 
of  jurisdiction  is  consistent  with  the  City's  General  Plan  and  the  Eight 
Priority  Policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Real  Estate  Department) 


Enacted  303-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pler,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070625  [Resolution  to  Initiate  the  Designation  of  First       Supervisor  Peskin 
St.  John's  Methodist  Church,  1601  Larkin  Street 
as  a  Landmark] 

Resolution  initiating  designation  of  the  First  St.  John's  Methodist  Church, 
1601  Larkin  Street,  located  at  the  Northwest  corner  of  Larkin  Street  and 
Clay  Street,  encompassing  all  of  Lot  006  in  Block  620,  as  a  Landmark 
pursuant  to  Section  1004.1  of  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code. 

Enacted  308-07 

Number:  r  ,    . 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  «  ^^ 


COMMITTEE  REPORTS 


070743  [Public  Employment  -  Airport  Commission  and       Mayor,  Supervisor 
City  Planning]  Peskin 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  changes  to  the  Airport  Commission  (AIR) 
and  City  Planning  (CPC)  staffing  by  decreasing  total  staffing  by  3.00 
positions  (0.12  FTE).  >■ 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  ;. 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070474  [Supporting  SB  464  to  discourage  abuse  of  the      Supervisor  Peskin 
Ellis  Act  by  real  estate  speculators] 

Resolution  supporting  SB  464  to  discourage  abuse  of  the  Ellis  Act  by  real 
estate  speculators. 

Enacted  310-07  ^    '  "'' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin, 
'  '  Sandoval 

Noes:  3  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbemd,  Jew 

PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  homeless 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library  ^\ 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  taxicab  leasing 

Eugene  Gordon  Jr.;  expressed  concern  with  various  issues 

John  Di  Donna;  expressed  concern  with  driving  in  San  Francisco 

Espanola  Jackson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Valerie  Tulier;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Mr.  Clift;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
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exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Francisco  Da  Costa;  expressed  concern  witli  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Reverend  Ernest  Jackson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos 
and  toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Rachel  Davis;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Rudy  Valentino;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Max  Huffman;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Theresa  Coleman;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Lynne  Brown;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Alicia  Schwartz;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Female  Speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Octavio  Solozrzano;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Mr.  Haynes;  expressed  concern  v/ith  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Victor  Centeno;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Nora  Calderon;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Jesse  Tello;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Sheila  Griffin;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Jaron  Browne;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Sheila  Burton;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Ivan  Sivona;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 


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Ma/e  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Neshall  Lee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Neesi;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic  exposure 
in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Barbara  George;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Mr.  Shanover;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Felix  Papel;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Jared;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic  exposure 
in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and  toxic 
exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  asbestos  and 
toxic  exposure  in  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point 


Supervisor  Jew  was  noted  absent  at  4:00  p.m. 
Supervisor  Dufty  was  noted  absent  at  4:19  p.m. 

FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  so  to  committee. 

070748  [Issuance  and  sale  of  tax-exempt  bonds  -  St.  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Ignatius  College  Preparatory] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  of  revenue  bonds  by  the  California 
Statewide  Communities  Development  Authority  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $22,000,000  for  the  financing  of  the  construction, 
improvement,  furnishing  and/or  equipping  of  certain  educational  facilities 
at  St.  Ignatius  College  Preparatory  and  certain  other  matters  relating 
thereto. 


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Enacted  290-07 

Number:  ,,,1  , 

ADOPTED  rO    ^iC"     1 

070749  [Condemning  prosecution  of  medical  marijuana    Supervisor  Ammiano 
by  the  Federal  government] 

Resolution  condemning  federal  prosecution  of  Ed  Rosenthal  and     ■■  - 
acknowledging  importance  of  safe  and  legal  access  to  medical  cannabis  in 
San  Francisco. 

Enacted  307-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070750  [Celebrating  the  78th  birthday  of  Harvey  Milk       Supervisors  Ammiano, 
and  honoring  his  memory]  Dufty,  Mirkarimi, 

Elsbernd 

Resolution  celebrating  the  78th  birthday  of  Harvey  Milk,  LGBT  civil  rights    . 
pioneer,  former  Supervisor,  and  legendary  San  Francisco  leader. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  295-07  .        . 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ^ 

070751  [Urging  the  Federal  government  to  declare  a         Supervisors  Ammiano, 
moratorium  on  ICE  raids]  Elsbernd 
Resolution  urging  a  moratorium  on  ICE  raids  (at  the  very  least)  until  the 
unresolved  question  of  what  to  do  about  separated  families,  the  trauma 
they  are  forced  to  endure,  who  should  care  for  children  left  behind  after  „v 
their  parents  are  deported,  and  who  shall  bear  the  associated  costs,  and 
until  comprehensive  immigration  reform  is  agreed  upon  at  the  Federal  level. 


I*"-' 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor.  <: ;  , 

Enacted  304-07  o=*r  / 

'  Number:  "■       '  i 

ADOPTED  ^ 

070752  [Urging  the  State  Assembly  Appropriations  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Committee  to  support  Assembly  Bill  433  (Seal)] 

Resolution  urging  the  State  Assembly  Appropriations  Committee  to  support 
Assembly  Bill  433  (Beal)  to  require  the  Department  of  Social  Services  (DSS) 
to  propose  a  new  name  for  the  Food  Stamp  program  and  to  establish 
categorical  eligibility  for  food  stamp  benefits  for  Medi-Cal  recipients  who 
are  eligible  for  services  funded  by  the  Temporary  Assistance  for  Needy 

'  Families  (TANF)  block  grant. 

Enacted  305-07 

Number: 

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070753  [Urging  the  US  Congress  to  support  2007  Farm      Supervisor  Maxwell 
Bill] 

Resolution  urging  the  United  States  Congress  to  support  a  strong  Nutrition 
Title  in  the  2007  Farm  Bill  that  will  improve  the  Food  Stamp  Program, 
strengthen  The  Emergency  Food  Assistance  Program  (TEFAP),  fully  fund  the 
Commodity  Supplemental  Food  Program  (CSFP),  and  support  adequate 
nutrition  for  everyone. 

Enacted  306-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070755  [Urging  the  University  of  California  San  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Francisco  to  reduce  its  energy  consumption 
through  a  reduction  of  night  lighting] 

Resolution  urging  the  University  of  California  San  Francisco  to  reduce  its 
energy  consumption  by  10%  over  the  next  two  years,  in  part  through  a 
reduction  of  night  lighting  on  its  campuses. 

Enacted  309-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Dufty,  Jew  ■ 

Severed  from  Adoption  without  Committee  Reference 

Supervisor  Maxwell  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070754  [Urging  environmental  analysis  of  water  supply  Supervisors  Maxwell, 

alternatives  that  will  not  increase  diversions  of  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

freshwater  from  the  Tuolumne  River  and  urging  Mirkarimi,  Ammiano 
active  impU-mentation  of  conservation  and 

Resolution  urging  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Department  and  the  San 
Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  fully  analyze  a  water  supply 
alternative  in  the  Programmatic  Environmental  Impact  Report  that  will  not 
result  in  increased  diversions  of  freshwater  from  the  Tuolumne  River. 


Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 

Resolution  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW 

TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Dufty,  Jew 

Resolution  urging  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Department  to  fully  analyze  a 
water  supply  alternative  in  the  Program  Environmental  Impact  Report  that 


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will  not  result  in  increased  diversions  of  freshwater  from  the  Tuolumne 
River  and  urging  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  undertake 
and  implement  water  conservation  and  recycled  water  programs. 

Continued  to  June  12,  2007.  ■  '      / 

Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  "^" 

Absent:  2  -  Dufty,  Jew 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 

Ordinances 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor 

070771  [Interim  Public  Employment,  Fiscal  Year  2007-     Mayor  •  .» 

2008] 

Interim  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual  Budget 
and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30,  2008, 
continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work      •  ' 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

070773  [Government  Funding  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor 

2008] 

Consolidated  Budget  and  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all 
estimated  receipts  and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070774  [Public  Employment  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008]    Mayor 

Consolidated  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual 
Budget  and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30, 
2008,  continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 


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of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070808  [Increasing  fees  for  certain  services  provided  by  Mayor 
the  Medical  Examiner] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  Section  8.14,  by 
raising  the  fees  for  removal  of  remains,  cremation  services,  and  making 
environmental  findings. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070809  [San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  -  First  Mayor 

Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  289-98  (Sec.  10.193-1  of  the 
Administrative  Code  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco)  establishing 
the  First  Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee,  to  remove  reference  to  Penal 
Code  Section  647(b),  to  allow  the  Office  of  the  District  Attorney  to  send  all 
eligible  prostitution-related  offenders  to  the  department's  First  Offender 
Prostitution  Program  (FOPP)  diversion  class. 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070810  [Patient  Rates  -  Public  Health]  Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Section  128  of  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  to  set 
patient  rates  and  other  services  provided  by  the  Department  of  Public 
Health,  effective  July  1 ,  2007. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


07081 1  [Public  Works  Code  -  Fees  for  various  permits]      Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Sections  2.1.1,  2.1.2,  and  724.1  to 
update  and  codify  various  permit  fees,  including  permits  for  caf ,  tables  and 
chairs,  commemorative  plaques,  debris  boxes,  driveways,  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments,  pipe  barriers,  sidewalks,  street  encroachments,  street 
improvements,  temporary  street  space  occupancy;  and  making 
environmental  findings. 
6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070812  [Amending  Subsections  of  Section  106  of  the  San  Mayor 
Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain 
Fire  Department  services  and  permits] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  Sections  106.2, 
106.3,  106.7,  106.8,  106.9,  106.10,  106.11,  106.15,  106.17  and  Tables  106-B 
and  106-C  of  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain  Fire 
Department  services  and  permits,  to  become  operative  on  its  effective  date 
or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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070813  [Amending  Sections  of  the  San  Francisco  Mayor 

Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase  ^r. 

certain  Fire  Department  licensing  fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings,  amending  Sections  90,  93,  93.1, 
94,  236,  237,  238,  239,  240,  241,  242,  243,  244,  245,  246  and  247  of  the  San 
Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase  licensing  fees  for 
certain  permits  issued  by  the  Fire  Department,  and  repealing  Section  242.1 
of  the  San  Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code,  to  become 
operative  on  its  effective  date  or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070814  [Increasing  permit  and  license  fees  for  motor        Mayor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  amending  Sections 
2.26.1  and  2.27.1,  to  increase  permit  and  license  fees  for  certain  motor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits,  and  to  repeal  obsolete  provisions. 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070815  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Athletic  Mayor 

Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.36,  to  revise  the  fee  schedule  for  use  of 
athletic  fields. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070816  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Harding  Park  Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.12,  to  revise  the  time  for  super  twilight  play,  to 
establish  fees  for  shotgun  tournaments,  and  to  authorize  the  Recreation  and 
Park  Commission  to  approve  special  promotions  not  to  exceed  a  20% 
discount  of  the  applicable  rate. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070817  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Clubhouse      Mayor 
Rental  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
■  ■■;,       Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.21,  to  increase  the  fees  for  renting  clubhouses 
in  San  Francisco  parks.  v 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070818  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Junior  Golf     Mayor 
Tournament  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.43,  to  establish  fees  for  Junior  and  Family  golf 
tournaments. 


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6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Comnnittee. 

070819  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Program  Mayor 

Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 

Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.44,  to  establish  a  fee  structure  for  recreational 

programs. 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070820  [Recreation  6  Park  Department  -  Reservation        Mayor 
Administrative  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  by  adding  Section  12.45  to  establish  administrative  fees. 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070821  [Recreation  &  Park  Department  -  Change  to  Mayor 

Resident  Golf  Card  Fee] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.32,  to  increase  the  annual  fee  for  San  Francisco 
Resident  Golf  Cards  from  $40.00  to  $45.00  and  imposing  administrative  fees. 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070822  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Wedding         Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.07,  to  increase  the  fees  for  holding  weddings  in 
San  Francisco  parks. 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070823  [Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund]  Mayor,  Supervisor 

Elsbernd 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-275,  to  create  a  Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund.  (Mayor) 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070849  [Establishing  the  HOPE  SF  Fund  and  provide  for    Mayor,  Supervisor 
appropriations  to  the  Fund]  Maxwell 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-370,  to:  establish  the  HOPE  SF  Fund;  direct  the  City  to 
appropriate  $5,000,000  to  the  Fund  for  FY  2007-2008  and  set  City  policy 
regarding  future  appropriations  to  the  Fund;  identify  the  permitted  uses  of 
moneys  so  deposited;  and,  set  forth  provisions  for  the  administration  of  such 
fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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070828  [Open  Space  Fund  Financing]  Mayor  ' 

Ordinance  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  lease  revenue  bonds  payable 

from  the  Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  Fund  to  finance  various  park  i 

projects  as  further  described  herein;  approving  the  form  of  a  Site  Lease  by  •  I 

and  betv^een  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  Finance  Corporation  (the 

"Corporation")  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (the  "City")  relating  | 

to  certain  City-owned  properties  located  in  the  City  (as  further  described 

herein);  approving  the  form  of  a  First  Supplemental  Lease  by  and  between 

the  Corporation  and  the  City;  approving  the  form  of  a  First  Supplemental 

Trust  Agreement  by  and  between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee  (including  '" 

certain  indemnities  contained  therein);  approving  the  form  of  an  '  i 

Assignment  Agreement  by  and  between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee; 

approving  the  form  of  an  official  notice  of  sale  and  a  notice  of  intention  to  ' 

sell  the  lease  revenue  bonds;  directing  the  publication  of  the  notice  of  ^  [ 

intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue  bonds;  approving  the  form  of  an  official  _  i 

statement  in  preliminary  and  final  form;  approving  the  form  of  a  continuing  I 

disclosure  certificate;  authorizing  the  payment  of  costs  of  issuance;  ! 

authorizing  reimbursement  of  certain  expenditures;  authorizing  the  • 

establishment  of  a  contingency  fund;  adopting  findings  under  the  California 

Environmental  Quality  Act  and  findings  pursuant  to  City  Planning  Code  .>■  \ 

Section  101.1;  and  ratifying  previous  actions  taken  in  connection  therewith.  | 


(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070851  [Polk  Street  Neighborhood  Commercial  District     Supervisor  Peskin 
Zoning  Controls] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by  amending  Section 
121 .2  to  move  Polk  Street  from  a  3,000  square  foot  lot  size  limit  to  a  2,000 
square  foot  lot  size  limit  and  by  amending  Section  723  to  provide  that 
commercial  and  institutional  uses  in  the  Polk  Street  Neighborhood 
Commercial  District  are  permitted  up  to  1,999  square  feet  and  allowed  as  a 
conditional  use  for  2,000  square  feet  and  above;  adopting  findings, 
including  Section  302  findings,  environmental  findings,  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  Section  101.1  and  the  General  Plan. 
6/5/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  7/5/2007. 


Resolutions 

070824  [Approval  of  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the     Mayor 
Human  Services  Care  Fund] 

Resolution  approving  the  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the  Human  Services 
Care  Fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact. )  ..... 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.      .'■ 


070825  [Redevelopment  Agency  Budget] 


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Resolution  approving  an  Interim  Budget  of  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008.  (Redevelopment 
Agency)  !-v.,.vi  vw.!) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070826  [Redevelopment  Agency  Budget  and  Bonds] 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008,  approving  the 
Issuance  by  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  Bonds  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  of  not  to  exceed  $125,800,000  to  finance  a  portion  of 
redevelopment  activities  described  in  such  approved  Budget  for  fiscal  year 
2007-2008;  and  approving  additional  General  Fund  loans  to  the 
Redevelopment  Agency  in  the  aggregate  amount  of  $463,000,  consisting  of  a 
$303,000  loan  to  complete  a  potential  redevelopment  plan  for  the  Visitacion 
Valley  Survey  Area  and  a  $160,000  loan  for  Bayview  Hunters  Point  Survey 
Area  C  planning  costs.  (Redevelopment  Agency) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (Supervisor  Mirkarimi  dissented  in  committee.) 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070827  [Disbursements  from  Budget  Savings  Fund]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  disbursements  from  the  Budget  Savings  Incentive  Fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070833  [2008  Finance  Corporation  Equipment  Program]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  the  form  of  and  authorizing  execution  and  delivery  by 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  of  an  Equipment  Lease  Supplement  No. 
1 5  (Series  2008A  Bonds)  between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 
Finance  Corporation,  as  lessor,  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  as 
lessee,  with  respect  to  the  equipment  to  be  used  for  city  purposes,  a 
related  certificate  of  approval  and  a  continuing  disclosure  certificate; 
approving  the  issuance  of  lease  revenue  bonds  by  said  nonprofit  corporation 
in  an  amount  not  to  exceed  $13,500,000;  approving  the  form  of  the  official 
statement  in  preliminary  and  final  form;  providing  for  reimbursement  to  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  of  certain  city  expenditures  incurred  prior 
to  the  issuance  of  lease  revenue  bonds;  and  providing  for  the  execution  of 
documents  in  connection  therewith. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070834  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  Mayor 

Specified  Contracted-Out  Services  Previously 
Approved] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services 
previously  approved  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost 


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than  similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees,  for  the 
following  services:  convention  facilities  management,  central  shops 
security,  janitorial  and  security  services  (Administrative  Services);  body 
removal  services  (Medical  Examiner);  budget  analyst  (Board  of  Supervisors); 
security  services  (Public  Works);  community  services  (District  Attorney); 
security  services  (Human  Services  Agency);  Project  S.A.F.E.  (Police);  and 
jail  food  services  (Sheriff). 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070838  [Contract  with  Owners'  Association  for  Supervisor  Peskin 
administration/management  of  Fisherman's 

Wharf  Portside  Community  Benefit  District] 

Resolution  approving  an  agreement  with  the  nonprofit  Owners'  Association 

for  administration/management  of  the  business-based  business 

improvement  district  known  as  the  "Fisherman's  Wharf  Portside  Community 

Benefit  District,"  pursuant  to  Section  36651  of  the  Streets  and  Highways 

Code. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight    "      - 

Committee. 

070839  [Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  Interim   Mayor 
Budget] 

Resolution  approving  the  interim  Budget  of  the  Treasure  Island  Development 
Authority  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.    [,-„  , ,  ^ 


070840  [Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  Budget]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Treasure  Island  Development 
Authority  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070843  [Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Redevelopment  Agency  Owned  Land  for 
Armstrong  Place] 

Resolution  approving  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco's  Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  (the  "Agreement") 
for  a  portion  of  Assessor's  Block  5421,  Lots  3,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  11  commonly 
known  as  Armstrong  Place  (or  5600  Third  Street),  to  BRIDGE  Tower,  L.L.C., 
for  the  purpose  developing  affordable  for-sale  housing  for  lower  income 
households.  •       '       -' •  '  ;  v 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 
<  6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Board  of  Supervisors.  '     '" 


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070845  [Establishing  a  Division  of  Independent  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Ratepayer  Advocates  within  the  San  Francisco 
Public  Utilities  Commission] 

Resolution  establishing  a  Division  of  Independent  Ratepayer  Advocates 
within  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
.: . .       Committee. 


070846  [Traffic  Regulation  for  Marina  Farmers'  Market]     Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  enacting  temporary  "Street  Closed  to  Vehicular  Traffic" 
regulation  on  Steiner  Street  between  Lombard  and  Chestnut  Streets  from 
10:00  a.m.  to  5:15  p.m.  on  every  Tuesday  between  June  26,  2007  through 
October  30,  2007. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070850  [Accept  and  Expend  State  Grant  -  Department  of  Mayor 
the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  grant  funds,  available  only  for  public  agencies  in  California,  in  the 
amount  of  $1 10,880  from  the  California  Air  Resources  Board  for  the  purpose 
of  upgrading  Compressed  Natural  Gas  (CNG)  fueling  stations  at  Cesar  Chavez 
and  Golden  Gate  Park. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070855  [Safeguarding  State  and  Local  Governance  In         Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Trade  Resolution] 

Resolution  respectfully  urging  Congress  to  safeguard  domestic  regulatory 
authority  and  policy  space  by  rejecting  any  request  for  renewal  of  Fast 
Track  Trade  Authority,  and  to  create  a  democratic,  inclusive  trade 
negotiating  process  that  includes  meaningful  consultation  with  state  and 
local  governments  and  civil  society  groups. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070856  [Employee  Free  Choice  Act]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  support  of  the  Employee  Free  Choice  Act  which  would 
authorize  the  National  Labor  Relations  Board  to  certify  a  union  as  the 
bargaining  representative  when  a  majority  of  employees  voluntarily  sign 
authorizations  designating  that  union  to  represent  them;  provide  for  first 
contract  mediation  and  arbitration;  and  establish  meaningful  penalties  for 
violations  of  a  worker's  freedom  to  choose  a  union. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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070857  [Endorsing  AB  364]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  endorsing  Assembly  Bill  364:  the  State  of  California's  effort  to 
ensure  that  all  patients  in  hospitals,  nursing  homes  and  supervised  nursing 
facilities  are  informed  of  their  legal  rights  related  to  advocacy  and  patients 
rights  services,  as  well  as  information  regarding  health  and  supportive 
services  following  hospitalization.  ti 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070858  [Approval  of  Guiding  Principles  for  Determining    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
the  Future  of  Midtown  Park  Apartments  (1415 
Scott  Street,  San  Francisco)] 

Resolution  approving  the  principles  that  will  guide  the  City  and  Midtown      ? 
Park  Apartments'  residents  in  formulating  a  long-term  ownership  structure 
and  development  plan  for  Midtown  Park  Apartments,  a  140-unit  residential 
development  owned  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070859  [Commending  the  Churches  of  Saint  Paulus  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Lutheran  and  Saint  John  Coltrane] 

Resolution  commending  Saint  Paulus  Lutheran  Church  on  its  rebirth  as  a 
church  without  walls  and  commending  Saint  John  Coltrane  African  Orthodox 
Church  for  Its  hospitality  in  providing  worship  space  for  the  congregants  of 
St.  Paulus. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070860  [Accept-Expend  State  Grant  -  Criminal  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Restitution  Compact] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  contract  for,  accept  and  expend  up  to 
$177,077  allocated  from  the  California  Victim  Compensation  and 
Government  Claims  Board  for  a  project  entitled  the  Criminal  Restitution 
Compact  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2009. 
6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070861  [Authorizing  the  Planning  Department  to  apply     Supervisor  Ammiano 
for  a  Workforce  Housing  Reward  Program  Grant] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Planning  Department  to  apply  for  a  Workforce 
Housing  Reward  Program  Grant. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING.      '  ,   ,.     . 


070862  [Condemning  Government  Sanctioned  Violence     Supervisors  Ammiano, 
at  the  Russian  LGBT  community's  May  27th  Dufty 

demonstration  in  Moscow,  and  Urging  the 
Kremlin  and  Mayor  Yuri  Luzkhov  to  Foster  a 


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Culture  of  Tolerance 

Resolution  condemning  the  government  sanctioned  violence  at  the  Russian 
LGBT  community's  May  27th  demonstration  in  Moscow,  and  urging  the 
Kremlin  and  Moscow  Mayor  Yuri  Luzkhov  to  work  toward  fostering  a  culture 
of  tolerance  toward  the  LGBT  community  in  Russian  society. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070863  [Urging  Taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the      Supervisor  Ammiano 
number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions] 

Resolution  urging  taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the  number  of  long- 
term  leases  of  taxicab  medallions  or  taxicabs  in  their  fleets,  urging  the  Taxi 
Commission  to  strictly  enforce  Ordinances  and  Regulations  requiring 
Proposition  K  medallion  holders  to  drive  the  taxicab  permitted  under  their 
medallion  and  providing  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  consider 
regulation  of  long-term  leasing. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070864  [Commending  Gwen  Chan  for  her  service  to  the    Supervisors  Ammiano, 
City  in  her  capacity  as  acting  Superintendent  of    Elsbernd,  Dufty 
the  San  Francisco  Unified  School  District] 

Resolution  commending  Gwen  Chan  for  her  service  to  the  City  in  her 

capacity  as  acting  Superintendent  of  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School 

District. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070865  [Support  for  an  Open  Voting  System]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Resolution  supporting  an  investigation  into  the  feasibility  of  an  Open  Source 
voting  system  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco  which  could  be  funded  wholly  or 
in  part  by  grant  funds  with  the  support  of  the  Department  of  Elections  staff, 
and  declaring  that  the  City  is  open  to  participating  in  grant  applications. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070866  [Supporting  the  Breast  Cancer  Protection  Act  of   Supervisors  AUoto-Pler, 
2007]  Dufty 

Resolution  supporting  the  Breast  Cancer  Patient  Protection  Act  of  2007. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070867  [Leavenworth  and  O'Farrell  Streets  Traffic  Supervisor  Daly 

Calming] 

Resolution  urging  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  (DPT)  and  Police 
Department  to  adopt  traffic  calming  measures  at  the  intersection  of 
Leavenworth  and  O'Farrell. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
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AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070868  [Disaster  Relief  Funding]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  amending  all  prior  Public  Assistance,  Hazard  Mitigation,  or  Pre- 
Disaster  Mitigation  resolutions  or  any  previous  legislation  pertaining  to 
Public  Law  93-288  as  amended  by  the  Robert  T.  Stafford  Disaster  Relief  and 
Emergency  Assistance  Act  of  1988  and/or  the  California  Disaster  Assistance 
Act  to  reflect  the  department's  name  change  to  the  Department  of 
Emergency  Management  and  authorizing  designated  City  and  County 
officials  to  execute  and  file  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  ^ 

Francisco,  a  public  entity  established  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of 
California,  any  applications  necessary  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  financial 
assistance. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COA^MITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070869  [Homeland  Security  Grants]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  authorizing  designated  City  and  County  officials  to  execute  and 
file  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  a  public  entity 
established  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of  California,  any  actions  necessary 
for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  federal  financial  assistance  provided  by  the 
federal  Department  of  Homeland  Security  and  sub-granted  through  the  State 
of  California  under  the  FY  07  State  Homeland  Security  Program  (SHSP) 
grant,  the  FY  07  Urban  Areas  Security  Initiative  (UASI)  grant,  the  FY  07  Law 
Enforcement  Terrorism  Prevention  Program  (LETPP)  grant,  the  FY  07 
Metropolitan  Medical  Response  System  (AAMRS)  grant,  the  FY  07  Citizen 
Corps  Program  (CCP)  grant,  the  FY  07  Buffer  Zone  Protection  Program 
(BZPP)  grant  or  any  other  federally  funded  grant  program  and  Public  Law 
107-206. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070870  [Resolution  indicating  that  the  City  and  County     Supervisors  Dufty, 
of  San  Francisco's  top  Budget  Priority  is  ensuring  Ammiano,  Peskin, 
that  HIV/AIDS  programs  are  fully  funded  despite   Mirkarimi 
the  lack  of  support  from  the  Federal 

Resolution  indicating  that  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco's  top  Budget 
Priority  is  ensuring  that  HIV/AIDS  programs  are  fully  funded  despite  the  lack 

'  of  support  from  the  Federal  Government. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  for  Hearings  •,      . 

070772  [Annual  Budget,  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008]  Mayor 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Annual  Budget  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008.   ' 
6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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070775  [Budget  Hearing  and  Review,  FY  2007-2008] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Annual  Budget  for  Law  Library,  City  Attorney, 
Assessor- Recorder,  Controller,  General  City  Responsibility,  Board  of 
Supervisors,  Mayor,  Civil  Service  Commission,  Human  Resources,  Economic 
and  Workforce  Development,  Recreation  and  Park,  Elections,  Human  Rights 
Commission,  and  Public  Library  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008.  (Clerk  of  the 
Board) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070776  [Budget  Hearing  and  Review,  FY  2007-2008] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Annual  Budget  for  Treasurer  Tax  Collector,  District 
Attorney,  Public  Defender,  Sheriff,  Fire,  Police,  Planning,  Building 
Inspection,  Emergency  Management,  Health  Service  System,  Adult 
Probation,  Juvenile  Probation,  Redevelopment,  Treasure  Island 
Development,  Ethics  Commission,  Trial  Courts,  and  Taxi  Commission  for 
fiscal  year  2007-2008.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070778  [Budget  Hearing  and  Review,  FY  2007-2008] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Annual  Budget  for  Administrative  Services,  Public 
Works,  Telecommunications  &  Information  Services,  Child  Support  Services, 
Human  Services  Agency,  Public  Health,  Asian  Art  Museum,  Art  Commission, 
Children,  Youth  &  Families,  Children  and  Families  Commission,  Fine  Arts 
Museums,  Academy  of  Sciences,  County  Education  Office,  War  Memorial, 
and  Department  on  the  Status  of  Women  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008.  (Clerk  of 
the  Board) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070787  [Mayor's  General  Fund  Budget  Submission]  Supervisor  Daly 

Hearing  on  the  Overview  of  the  Mayor's  general  fund  budget  submission, 
including  new  city  wide  initiatives. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070841  [Planning  Code  Amendments  -  PDR  Districts]         Supervisor  Maxwell 

Hearing  before  the  Land  Use  Committee  to  present  the  proposed  Planning 
Code  amendments  that  would  establish  new  PDR  Districts,  and  would  apply 
those  controls  to  certain  industrial  areas  of  Bayview  Hunters  Point. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


070842  [Hearing  -  Disposition  and  Development 

Agreement  -  Redevelopment  Agency  Owned 
Land  for  Armstrong  Place] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  proposed  resolution 
approving  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco's  Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  (the  "Agreement")  for  a 
portion  of  Assessor's  Block  5421,  Lots  3,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  11  commonly 
known  as  Armstrong  Place  (or  5600  Third  Street),  to  BRIDGE  Tower,  L.L.C., 


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for  the  purpose  developing  affordable  for-sale  housing  for  lower  income      •'   , 
households.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

6/5/07,  SCHEDULED  FOR  PUBLIC  HEARING.  To  Board  as  a  Special  Order  on 
June  19,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

070805  [Committee  of  the  Whole  -  Beilenson  Hearing  - 
June  19,  2007  at  3:30  p.m.] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Department  of  Public  Health's  budget  eliminating  or 
reducing  medical  services.  (Beilenson  Hearing) 

6/5/07,  SCHEDULED  FOR  PUBLIC  HEARING.  Pursuant  to  File  070804,  Board  to 
sit  as  a  Committee  of  the  Whole  on  June  19,  2007  at  3:30  p.m.  6/4/07  -      ,,  „  . 
Public  Hearing  Notice  posted  on  Board  of  Supervisors  kiosk.  Notices 
wereposted  by  DPH  on  medical  facilities. 


Motions 

070844  [Motion  amending  the  Mayor's  Proposed  Budget    Supervisors  Daly, 
for  FY  07-08]  Ammiano 

Motion  amending  the  Mayor's  Proposed  Budget  for  FY  07-08  by  backfilling 
Federal  reductions  to  AIDS  programs,  reinstating  psychiatric  inpatient 
services  at  San  Francisco  General  Hospital,  and  reinstating  housing  services, 
funded  by  reducing  selected  program  expenditures  for  Fiscal  Year  2007- 
2008. 

(Fiscallmpact.)  .,  ^ 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070847  [Motion  adopting  a  proposed  schedule  of  audits    Supervisor  Elsbernd 
to  be  conducted  of  programs  of  City  and  County 
departments]  .  ,  i 

Motion  adopting  a  proposed  schedule  of  audits  to  be  conducted  of  programs 
of  City  and  County  departments. 

6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee.  ,.  •-  ■    ....  . 


070848  [Assessor- Recorder  to  Identify  Means  of  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Maintaining  a  Current  Street  Address  Contact  for        . 
Each  Real  Property  Owner] 

Motion  providing  that  the  Assessor- Recorder  explore  and  identify  means  of 
'  ": ,       including  in  one  or  more  databases  maintained  by  that  Office  that  are 

available  to  other  City  departments,  a  current  street  address  for  contacting 
each  owner  of  real  property  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and 
that  a  report  be  made  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  Budget  and  Finance 
Committee  within  three  months. 
6/5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.      ,      , 


070804  [Committee  of  the  Whole  -  Health  service  Supervisor  Peskin 

reductions  (Beilenson  Hearing)  June  19,  2007  at 


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3:30  p.m.] 

Motion  scheduling  the  Board  to  sit  as  a  Committee  of  the  Whole  to  consider 
health  service  reductions  (Beilenson  Hearing),  to  be  held  on  June  19,  2007 
at  3:30  p.m. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 

070700  [Settlement  of  Claim  Against  Sprint/Nextel] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  a  claim  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  against  the  Sprint/Nextel  Corporation  for  funding  the  planning  for 
reconfiguration  of  the  City's  800  MHz  Radio  Communications  System.  (City 
Attorney) 

5/16/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070747  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Colonial  American 

Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent 
Builders,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Colonial  American 
Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  against  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  for  payment  to  the  City  of  $450,000;  the 
lawsuit  was  filed  on  October  9,  2002  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case 
No.  CGC  02-41 3272;  entitled  Division  of  Labor  Standards  Enforcement  v. 
Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  et  al;  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement  are  payment  by  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  and  other 
parties,  to  Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  and  full 
releases  among  all  parties.  (City  Attorney) 

5/21  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070764  [Changing  Official  Sidewalk  Width  -  Jessie 
Street] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  1061  entitled  "Regulating  the  Width  of 
Sidewalks"  by  adding  thereto  Section  1 574  to  change  the  official  sidewalk 
v^dth  on  the  northerly  side  of  Jessie  Street  westerly  of  Ecker  Street;  making 
environmental  findings  and  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  requiring  relocation,  modifications,  or 
both  of  facilities  affected  by  the  sidewalk  width  change.  (Public  Works 
Department) 

5/23/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


070766  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Northwest  Airlines 
Corporation,  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  for  the  settlement  of 
the  litigated  bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  v/ith  regard  to  In  re 
Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  et  al.,  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17930ALG, 


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United  States  Bankruptcy  Court  for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and 
authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission  against  Northwest 
Airlines  Corporation,  for  agreement  to  pay  a  percentage  allocation  of  future 
clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et 
al..  Case  No.  C-97-2965  AAMC  (N.D.  Cal).  (City  Attorney) 
5/25/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  7/12/07  -  Original 
settlement  agreement  given  to  the  City  Attorney's  Office  for  the  Airport 
Director's  signature.  The  signed  agreement  to  be  returned  to  the  Clerk  of 
the  Board. 


070767  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Delta  Air  Lines  Inc.,  et 
aL] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  the  settlement  of  the  litigated 
bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  with  regard  to  In  re  Delta  Air  Lines 
Inc.,  et  al..  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17923PCB,  United  States  Bankruptcy  Court 
for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and  authorizing  settlement  of  the 
lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through 
its  Airport  Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  agreement  to  pay  a 
percentage  allocation  of  future  clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et  al..  Case  No.  C-97-2965  MMC  (N.D.  Cal). 
(City  Attorney) 

5/25/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  7/12/07  -  Original 
settlement  agreement  given  to  the  City  Attorney's  Office  for  the  Airport 
Director's  signature.  The  signed  agreement  to  be  returned  to  the  Clerk  of  ^  - 
the  Board. 


PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


070701  [Approval  of  an  historical  property  contract  for    Supervisors  Peskin, 
1735  Franklin  Street  -  the  Bransten  House]  Dufty 

Resolution  under  Chapter  71  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code, 
approving  an  historical  property  contract  between  Tad  and  Masumi  Oride, 
the  owners  of  San  Francisco  Landmark  No.  126  located  at  1735  Franklin 
Street  (the  Bransten  House)  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco; 
authorizing  the  Director  of  Planning  and  the  Assessor  to  execute  the 
historical  property  contract.  (Planning  Commission)  •,  :  r 

5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.     . ,-. 


070702  [Second  Amendment  to  Cathoh'c  Charities 

Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 

the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 

to  the  sublease  with  Catholic  Charities  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 

Island  Development  Authority) 

5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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070703  [Second  Amendment  to  Community  Housing 
Partnership  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on 
Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  v^ith  Community  Housing  Partnership  to  add  42  residential 
units  to  the  premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge 
and  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 
5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070704  [First  Amendment  to  Haight  Ashbury  Free 

Clinics  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure 
Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  v/ith  Haight  Ashbury  Free  Clinics  to  increase  utility  rates. 
(Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 
5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070705  [First  Amendment  to  Rubicon  Programs  Sublease 
of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Rubicon  Programs  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 
5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070706  [First  Amendment  to  Swords  to  Plowshares 

Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Swords  to  Plowshares  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 
5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070707  [Second  Amendment  to  Walden  House  Sublease 
of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Walden  House  to  add  12  residential  units  to  the 
premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge  and  to  increase 
utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 
5/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070746  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  760  Harrison  Street] 

Resolution  authorizing  extension  of  a  lease  of  real  property  at  760  Harrison 
Street  for  the  Department  of  Public  Health.  (Real  Estate  Department) 


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(Fiscal  Impact.) 

5/21/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070762  [Airport  Operating  Agreement  with  Signature 
Flight  Support  Corporation] 

Resolution  approving  the  Fixed  Base  Operator  Lease  and  Operating 
Agreement  between  Signature  Flight  Support  Corporation  and  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission. 
(Airport  Commission) 

5/22/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070763  [Airport  Concession  Lease] 

Resolution  approving  the  Boarding  Area  "F"  Hub  Specialty  Store  Lease  "A" 
between  Air  Sun  dba  Sunglass  Hut  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission) 

5/22/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070769  [Amending  a  contract  with  anticipated 
expenditure  in  excess  of  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  the  Eighth  Amendment  to  the  agreement  between  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (Purchaser)  and  Sunset  Scavenger  Company 
(Contractor)  for  sludge  hauling,  increasing  the  total  compensation  to  the 
Contractor  by  $1.3  million  to  $12,415,000,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco 
Charter  Section  9.118(b).  (Office  of  Contract  Administration)  .,.,i,^ 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  i'   .;  ..    ...i. 

5/25/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


Requests  Granted 


From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

To:  Director,  Municipal  Transportation  Agency 

'  'V .  ■  .. 
Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  pedestrian  safety  measures  be  evaluated 
and  implemented  for  the  crosswalk  on  Portola  to  and  from  St  Francis  Wood 
on  Santa  Clara  and  Vicente  Streets. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to     - 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parking  signs  located  on  both 
sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following  locations: 

•  Scott  between  Turk  and  McAllister 

•  Scott  between  Bush  and  Sutter 

•  Pierce  between  Bush  and  Sutter 

•  Post  between  Steiner  and  Divisadero 

•  Ellis  between  Scott  and  Steiner  (there  are  signs  missing  from  the  black 
frames  in  a  couple  of  places  on  the  south  side  of  the  street) 


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•  Gough  between  Hayes  and  Haight 

•  Laguna  between  Haight  and  Hayes 


• 


Oak  between  Laguna  and  Divisadero  (signs  and  poles) 


•  Baker,  Oak,  and  McAllister 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report  on 
the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  locations: 

Metal  Poles 

Northeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Buchanan 

Northeast  corner  of  Sutter  and  Pierce 

Pole  mid-block  on  Scott  between  Turk  and  Ellis 

Southwest  corner  of  California  and  Pierce 

Southeast  corner  of  Pierce  and  Eddy 

Southwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Lilly 

100  and  200  blocks  of  Haight  (both  sides  of  the  street) 

Southeast  corner  of  Laguna  and  Page 

Northwest  corner  of  Laguna  and  Page 

611  Oak 

Northwest  corner  of  Oak  and  Scott 

Northwest  corner  of  Oak  and  Fulton 

Wooden 

•  Near  1245  Fell  (graffiti  is  from  top  to  bottom  of  pole) 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
•'  To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report  on 
the  feasibility  of  installing  a  street  light  near  the  northeast  corner  of  Scott  and 
Geary.  Lighting  Geary  Street  near  the  MUNI  bus  stop  shelter 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  or  repairing  signs  on  the  DPT  property 
at  the  following  locations: 

Graffiti 

•  School  Crossing  Sign  at  the  southwest  comer  of  Pine  and  Pierce 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signals  at  all  four  corners  of  Fell  and  Webster 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signals  at  all  four  corners  of  Fell  and  Buchanan 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signs  at  Fell  and  Gough 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signs  at  Oak  and  Gough 

•  STOP  Sign  -  Southwest  corner  of  Scott  and  Grove 

Repair  -u 

•  Parking  sign  falling  over-  mid-block,  Westside  of  Gough  between 

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Page  and  Haight 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ^; 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  " '" '  " 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
location: 

Billboard  -  Clear  Channel  southeast  corner  of  Scott  and  Haight 

From:  Supen/isor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
locations:  •■ 

Emergency  Boxes 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Ellis  and  Pierce 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Haight  and  Laguna  .,  ?"f''^-' 

Fire  Hydrant 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Laguna 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Grove 

From:  Supen/isor  Mirkanmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  property  locations: 

i  ■'       '     '    < 

•  875  Fulton  y  '  V'- 

•  277  Oak 

•  350  Laguna  -         •   i    /N  ' 

•  423  Laguna 

•  561  Baker 

•  554-560  Laguna  [v.  .  »•  ■ 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ,:>•,.,,    • 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  j,     .•  ■, 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  the  following  locations: 

Light  Switch  Boxes  ..  ,. 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Post  and  Scott  ;■*"■ 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Page  and  Octavia 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Octavia  and  Oak 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Laguna  and  Fell  Vv:         i        "»■.   '  ,/.' 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Baker  and  Fulton 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Steiner     -c,  :■':..■•■>."■  ^'..  ^       t:.*.-  ■ 


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•  Northeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Pierce 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Webster 

Phone  Switch  Box 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Octavia  and  Lily    -     • 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  mailboxes  and  garbage  cans  at  the 
following  locations: 

Mailboxes  ■    ,,   . 


•  Northwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Oak 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Gough  (blue) 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Laguna 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Buchanan  and  Fell 

Garbage  Cans 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Page  and  Octavia  ,^. 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Laguna  and  Page 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  news  stands  at  the  following  locations: 

Chronicle 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Fell 
SF  Weekly 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Gough  • 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Fulton  and  Lyon  ' 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  o.'v  :, 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  tree  pruning  at  the  northeast  corner  of  Scott  and  Geary.  This 
tree  is  currently  blocking  street  lighting. 

In  Memoriams 

Parren  J.  Mitchell  -  Entire  Board 

Antonio  (Tony)  Salazar  ■  Supervisor  Sandoval 

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Albert  Scoma  -  Supervisor  Peskin 

Alice  Wallace  -  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Louis  Anthony  Vagadori,  Jr.  -  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Jamar  Lake  -  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Dick  Kramer  -  Supervisor  Ammiano 


Special  Board  of  Supervisors  Meeting 

Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

June  6,  2007 

At  ttie  hour  of  1:32  p.m.,  Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  present  at  the 
Budget  and  Finance  meeting,  creating  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors.  A  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  was  convened. 

Present:  Supervisors  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Eslbernd,  and 
Sandoval  ■, 

File  No.  070665  Hearing  before  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  to 
examine  the  budget  implications  using  temporary  workers,  interim 
workers,  per  diem  employees  and  other  short-term  or  substitute  employees 

at  the  Legion  of  Honor,  the  de  Young  Museum  and  the  Asian  Art  Museum. 

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Heard  in  Committee.  Speakers:  Supervisor  Sandoval;  Monique  Zmuda, 
Deputy  Controller;  James  Thomas;  Barry  Rich;  Officer  Hawkins,  Fine  Arts 
Museums;  Tim  Sullivan;  Jim  Riley;  Nenita  Fleming;  Rico  Carbezano; 
Edwards  Swallin;  Michael  Dearse;  male  speaker;  female  speaker;  Lorenzo 
Serrano;  Howard  Mitchell;  James  Bryant;  John  Bucannan,  Fine  Arts 
Museum;  Nani  Coloretti. 

Continued  to  June  21,  2007.  ;.".■(. 

Ayes:  5  -  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd 

At  the  hour  of  1:38  p.m..  Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent  and  there 
was  no  longer  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

The  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  adjourned  at  1:38  p. m    - 


ADJOURNMENT 


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There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  4:29 
p.m. 

Angela  Calvillo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  July  17,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
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print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (415) 

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meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 


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There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 
adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 
is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 
In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 
environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 
at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 
and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 
accommodate  these  individuals. 


Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  view  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
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DOCUMENTS  DEPT. 
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MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  June  12,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELAAUOTO-PIER,  TOMAMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McGOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  GERARDO  SANDOVAL 


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PUBLIC  LIBRARY 


Members  Present: 


Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Sevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
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Members  Excused:         None. 
Members  Absent:  None. 


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ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:01  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisors  Alioto-Pier  and  Sandoval  were  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum.  "    "  -    -     *  ^^■ 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  present  at  2:04  p.m. 
Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  present  at  2:06  p.m. 


CONSENT  AGENDA 


Recommendation  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070422  [Appropriating  $953,347  of  State  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

reimbursements  for  additional  ballot  costs  and 
other  current  expenses  in  the  Department  of 
Elections  for  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007] 

Ordinance  retroactively  appropriating  $953,347  from  State  mandated  prior 
year  election  cost  reimbursements  to  fund  additional  ballot  costs  related  to 
the  November  2006  Election  and  other  current  expenses  in  the  Department 
of  Elections  for  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007.  (Elections  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  135-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

Recommendation  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070632  [Landmark  Tree  Designation  of  New  Zealand         Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Christmas  Tree  at  1221  Stanyan  Street] 

Ordinance  designating  the  New  Zealand  Christmas  tree  in  front  of  1221 
Stanyan  Street  (Assessor's  Block  2664,  Lot  008)  as  a  landmark  street  tree 
pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code  Section  810,  making  findings  supporting  the 
designation,  and  requesting  official  acts  in  furtherance  of  the  landmark  tree 
designation. 


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Enacted  136-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

Recommendation  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

070743  [Public  Employment  -  Airport  Commission  and       Mayor,  Supervisor        > 
City  Planning]  Peskin 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  changes  to  the  Airport  Commission  (AIR) 
and  City  Planning  (CPC)  staffing  by  decreasing  total  staffing  by  3.00 
positions  (0.12  FTE). 


Enacted  129-07 

Number:  •  •  - 

FINALLY  PASSED 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic  1 

Development  Committee 

070179  [Parking  Regulations]  Supervisor  Dufty 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "D",  4-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  to  5  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  -  ESTABLISH 

Bosworth  Street,  north  side,  from  Chilton  Avenue  to  Elk  Street. 

2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  -  RESCIND 
Bosworth  Street,  north  side,  from  Chilton  Avenue  to  Elk  Street. 

(2/5/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street.) 

Enacted  314-07  !  *  '     ^  ' 

Number:  ' 

ADOPTED 

070406  [Parking  Regulations]  Supervisor  Daly 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  -  AREA  "U"  -  RESCIND 

1  South  Park  (excludes  lot  7  of  block  3775  from  the  permit  area) 

(Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1  (c)(9)  changes  in 
the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not  establish  a 
higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in  the  use  of 


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the  street.) 


Enacted  315-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070569  [STOP  Intersections]  "    '--     -' *      -  *- 

Resolution  designating  certain  intersections  as  "STOP"  intersections. 

STOP  SIGNS  -  ESTABLISH 

18th  Street  at  Illinois  Street,  stopping  the  stem  of  this  T-intersection; 

Piedmont  Street  at  Masonic  Avenue,  stopping  Piedmont  Street,  making  this 

T-intersection  an  All-Way  STOP; 

Noriega  and  21st  Avenue,  stopping  Noriega  Street,  making  this  intersection 

an  All-Way  STOP; 

Detroit  Street  and  Staples  Avenue,  stopping  Detroit  Street,  making  this 

intersection  an  All-Way  STOP;  and, 

Lisbon  Street  and  Silver  Avenue,  making  this  T-intersection  an  All-Way 

STOP. 

STOP  SIGNS  -  RESCIND 

Craut  Street  and  Silver  Avenue  intersection  (rescind  the  3-Way  Stop); 

Craut  Street  and  Maynard  Street  (rescind  the  southbound  Craut  Street 

STOP);  and, 

Craut  Street  and  Ney  Street  (rescind  the  southbound  Ney  Street  STOP). 

(Parking  and  Traffic  Department) 

(4/24/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPW  Order  No.  3349) 

Enacted  316-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED   (        - 

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070570  [Traffic  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  traffic  regulations  on  various  streets. 

ONE-WAY  STREET  (NORTHBOUND)  -  ESTABLISH 

Craut  Street,  between  Silver  Avenue  and  Trumbull  Street  (Parking  and 

Traffic  Department) 

(4/24/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPW  Order  No.  3349) 

Enacted  317-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee  ^-'^'■ 

070558  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  A.  Ruiz  Construction  & 
Associates,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  against  A.  Ruiz  Construction  &  Associates,  Inc.  for  ^    , . 

$200,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  January  28,  2005  in  San  Francisco 
Superior  Court,  Case  No.  438-235;  entitled  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
et  al.  V.  A.  Ruiz  Construction  Et  Associates,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

Enacted  137-07 

Number:  ,   ,.       .      ^ 

FINALLY  PASSED 

070559  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Proven  Management,  .  i 
Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuits  filed  by:  (1 )  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  ("the  "City")  against  Proven  Management,  Inc.         "     •  '■ 
("Proven")  on  August  01,  2005,  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court  Case  No.  CGC 
05-443632,  entitled,  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  et.  al.  v.  Proven  (i  ( 

Management,  Inc.  et.  al.,  and  (2)  Proven  against  the  City  on  December  15, 
2005,  In  Tuolumne  County  Superior  Court  Case  No.  51778,  entitled,  Proven 
Management,  Inc.  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  et.  al.,  with  (a) 
Proven  paying  the  City:  $250,000  in  damages;  reimbursing  the  City  up  to  '    > 

$450,000  to  administer  corrective  work;  and  Proven  replacing  valve 
assemblies  and  correcting  numerous  items  of  work  on  the  Baden  Pumps 
Station  Project;  and  completing  its  contract;  and  (b)  the  City  increasing  t- 

Proven's  contract  amount  on  the  Priest  Bypass  Project  by  $700,000  and 
releasing  all  contract  balances.  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  139-07  ...      c 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  '' 

070598  [Partial  Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  AON  Risk  ^ 

Services  of  New  York,  Inc.]  y'f-'.'  ,>-?;'  t'.ro-- 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  against  Aon  Risk  Services  of  New  York,  Inc.  for  $220,000; 
San  Francisco's  causes  of  action  against  AON  were  filed  on  February  15, 
2006,  and  constitute  part  of  the  coordinated  proceeding  entitled  Jail  No.  3 
Replacement  Project  Cases,  JCCP  Case  No:  4422,  venued  in  San  Mateo 
Superior  Court;  other  material  terms  of  said  settlement  are  that  San 
1 .  Francisco  and  AON  will  execute  a  mutual  release,  San  Francisco  will  execute 

and  file  dismissals  of  all  claims  with  prejudice,  San  Francisco  and  AON  will 
each  bear  their  own  fees  and  costs  of  suit,  AON  will  provide  reasonable 
cooperation  to  San  Francisco  In  regards  to  evidence  that  San  Francisco  may 
need  for  the  case  against  ACMI  and  its  related  entitles  In  the  on-going 
litigation,  and  the  settlement  does  not  constitute  an  admission  of  liability 
regarding  any  claim.  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  138-07 

Number: 


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FINALLY  PASSED 

The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Aiioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Recommendation  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070621  [Declaring  a  public  nuisance]  Supervisors  Dufty, 

Alioto-Pier 

Ordinance  amending  Article  18  of  the  San  Francisco  Public  Works  Code  by 
adding  Section  944  to  declare  a  public  nuisance  any  property  located  in  a 
underground  utility  district  in  which  the  property  owner  has  refused  to 
comply  with  an  order  from  the  Director  of  Public  Works  to  install  conduits 
and  associated  equipment  necessary  to  obtain  utility  service  at  a  building  or 
structure  on  the  property;  amending  Section  926  of  the  Public  Works  Code 
to  allow  the  City  to  recover  all  costs  incurred  by  the  City  in  connection  with 
abating  the  public  nuisance;  amending  Sections  900,  915,  and  919  through 
930  of  the  Public  Works  Code  consistent  with  this  legislation;  and  further 
amending  Sections  900,  901 ,  906,  908  through  91 1 ,  and  938  of  the  Public 
Works  Code  to  make  certain  technical  changes  that  are  necessary  to  bring 
those  sections  up-to-date. 


Enacted  140-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

Recommendation  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

070217  [Zoning  -  Interim  moratorium  on  installation  of     Supervisors  Peskin, 
microcell  equipment]  Jew,  Sandoval, 

McGoldrick,  Maxwell, 
Daly,  Mirkarimi, 
Ammiano,  Dufty, 
Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd 

Urgency  Ordinance  approving  an  interim  zoning  moratorium  on  installation 
of  microcell  equipment  for  45  days  and  making  required  findings,  including 
findings  of  consistency  with  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section 


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101.1  and  environmental  findings. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007. 

Supervisor  Maxv^ell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jev^,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  '.  *; 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070627  [Public  Employment]  Mayor  \ 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  changes  to  the  Controller  (CON),  Fine 
Arts  Museum  (FAM),  and  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  (MTA-DPT)  staffing 
by  decreasing  total  staffing  by  4.00  positions  (0.16  FTE). 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,     ** 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070423  [Contract  for  the  purchase  of 

telecommunications  services  in  excess  of  $10  ^  —    -. .  » 

Million] 

Ordinance  approving  a  contract  with  AT&T  providing  for  the  purchase  of  a 
variety  of  telecommunications  services  at  a  cost  in  excess  of  $10  million  and 
waiving  certain  requirements  of  the  Administrative  Code  with  respect  to  the 
contract.  (Telecommunications  and  Information  Services) 


(Fiscal  Impact.) 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  ,    ^ 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070501  [Adopting  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Draft     Supervisors  Ammiano, 
Implementation  Plan  and  Adopting  Further  Mirkarimi,  Daly,  Dufty 

Implementation  Measures] 

Ordinance  adopting  a  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Draft  Implementation 
Plan,  establishing  key  aspects  of  the  Community  Choice  Aggregation 
Program,  and  adopting  further  implementation  measures. 

(Fiscallmpact;  Economic  Impact)  .,     ,  .,„_,.        ,^ 


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Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  moved  to  divide  the  question  relating  to  "(a)  The 
SFPUC  should  issue  a  RFI  to  solicit  input  from  interested  parties  regarding 
the  development  and  implementation  of  a  CCA  Program  within  20  days  of 
the  effective  date  of  the  adoption  of  this  ordinance. " 

Motion  to  adopt  regulations  concerning  "(a)  The  SFPUC  should  issue  a  RFI  to 
solicit  input  from  interested  parties  regarding  the  development  and 
implementation  of  a  CCA  Program  within  20  days  of  the  effective  date  of 
the  adoption  of  this  ordinance."  passed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirliarimi,  Peskin  Sandoval 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Ordinance  adopting  a  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Program  Description 
and  Revenue  Bond  Action  Plan  and  Draft  Implementation  Plan,  establishing 
key  aspects  of  the  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Program,  and  adopting 
further  implementation  measures. 

(Fiscal  Impact;  Economic  Impact) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Alioto-Pier,  Jew 

070777  [Adopting  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Governance  Structure]  Ammiano,  Daly 

Ordinance  Adopting  a  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Governance  Structure. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070583  [Authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Mayor 

Agency  Board  of  Directors  to  impose  special 
collections  fee  to  recover  actual  City  collection 
costs  in  addition  to  existing  penalties  for  late 

Ordinance  amending  Traffic  Code  Section  131  establishing  a  special 
collections  fee  to  recover  City  collection  costs  for  late  citation  payments, 
and  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of  Directors  to 
impose  the  special  collections  fee  to  recover  actual  City  collection  costs  in 


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addition  to  existing  penalties  for  late  citation  payments.  .^'i''> 

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(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  committee.) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jev^,  Maxv^ell,  ,■■'.    ' 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  .      . 

070601  [Payment  of  Criminal  Justice  Rev/ard] 

Ordinance  authorizing  payment  of  a  $25,000  reward  to  John  Doe  for 
supplying  information  leading  to  the  arrest  and  conviction  of  Joseph  Stevens 
in  the  shooting  deaths  of  Dernae  Wysinger  and  Naemon  Wysinger.  (Mayor) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  ^ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070585  [Approving  the  First  Amendment  to  the  Service    Mayor  n\    ,  ■  ^ 

Agreement  and  Property  Use  License  for 

Towing,  Storage  and  Disposal  of  Abandoned  and  .,(^  , 

Illegally  Parked  Vehicles] 

Resolution  approving  the  First  Amendment  to  the  Service  Agreement  and     v  ■  • 
Property  Use  License  for  Towing,  Storage  and  Disposal  of  Abandoned  and 
Illegally  Parked  Vehicles  between  the  San  Francisco  Municipal 
Transportation  Agency  and  TEGSCO,  LLC,  d.b.a.  San  Francisco  AutoReturn. 

Enacted  318-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

From  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight  Committee 
Without  Recommendation 

070589  [Harding  Park  Golf  Course-Fee  Increase]  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Ordinance  amending  Section  12.12  of  the  Park  Code  to  increase  fees  at  the 
Harding  Park  golf  course  by  fifteen  percent  (1 5%);  and  to  require  the 
Recreation  and  Park  Department  to  produce  a  mid-year  report  on  the  effect 
of  the  increase,  and  to  prepare  a  three  (3)  year  fiscal  viability  plan  to 
substantially  reduce  the  General  Fund  contribution  to  the  golf  program. 


Supervisor  Daly  moved  to  divide  the  question  relating  to  the  regulations 
concerning  raising  fees  by  15%  for  residents.  ^. .        .■  ■    . 

Motion  to  adopt  regulations  concerning  raising  fees  by  15%  for  residents 
failed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  4  -  Ammiano,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 


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Noes:  7  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 
NOT  PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 
Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

070133  [Limiting  exemptions  from,  and  clarifying  the       Supervisor  McGoldrick 
scope  and  collection  of,  the  Transit  Impact 
Development  Fee] 

Ordinance  (1)  amending  Chapter  38  of  the  Administrative  Code  by  (a) 
amending  Sections  38.1  and  38.3,  and  adding  a  new  Section  38.3-1  to  limit 
the  exemption  from  the  current  Transit  Impact  Development  Fee  (TIDF)  for 
projects  for  which  an  application  for  environmental  review  or  a  categorical 
exemption  was  submitted  on  or  before  April  1 ,  2004,  to  instances  in  which  a 
building  or  site  permit  is  issued  on  or  before  September  4,  2008  and 
requiring  that  such  exempt  projects  that  would  otherwise  have  been  subject 
to  the  former  TIDF  pay  a  fee  on  new  office  space  only  equivalent  to  the 
amount  that  would  have  been  due  under  the  former  TIDF  ordinance;  (b) 
amending  Section  38.1  to  clarify  the  definitions  of  "Gross  Floor  Area"  and 
"Retail/Entertainment;"  (c)  amending  Section  38.3  to  correct  an  unintended 
exclusion  for  art  spaces;  (d)  amending  Section  38.5  to  specify  that  the  TIDF 
due  for  a  project  is  based  on  the  fee  in  effect  on  the  date  of  payment;  and 
(e)  amending  Section  38.6  to  clarify  the  circumstances  in  which  a  credit  for 
prior  eliminated  uses  is  available  and  make  clear  that  any  credit  against  the 
amount  of  the  TIDF  based  on  prior  use  cannot  exceed  the  amount  of  the 
TIDF  due;  and  (2)  making  environmental  findings. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 

070178  [Street  encroachment  for  Little  Saigon  Supervisor  Daly 

neighborhood  entrance  at  Larkin  and  Eddy 
Streets] 

Ordinance  granting  revocable  permission  to  the  Vietnamese  Elderly  Mutual 
Assistance  Association  to  occupy  a  portion  of  the  public  right-of-way  to 
construct  sidewalk  bulb-outs  with  two  (2)  24"  x  31"  concrete  and  granite 
pillars  at  the  northeast  and  northwest  corners  of  Larkin  and  Eddy  Streets  to 
mark  the  entry  to  the  Little  Saigon  neighborhood;  waiving  permit  and  right- 
of-way  occupancy  assessment  fees  and  General  Plan  Referral  fees;  deleting 
two  parking  meter  zones  on  Larkin  Street  to  accommodate  the 
encroachment;  and  making  environmental  findings  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code 
Section  101.1. 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarlmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  „.  .  ,     ,    _    -}''.. 

070564  [Parking  Regulations]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

Eucalyptus  Drive,  south  side,  from  the  Junipero  Serra  Boulevard  Service 

Road  to  33  feet  westerly. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

Vicente  Street,  south  side,  from  Portola  Drive  to  49  feet  westerly;  and, 

(Parking  and  Traffic  Department) 

(4/24/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1  (c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPW  Order  No.  3349) 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  the  sponsor. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  SAME 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ' 


ADOPTED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,     . 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,_. 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation 

070759  [Appointment,  Recreation  and  Park  Commission   Mayor  , 

-  Michael  Sullivan] 

Motion  approving  the  Mayor's  appointment  of  Michael  Sullivan  to  the 
Recreation  and  Park  Commission,  for  the  term  ending  June  27,  2010. 

(Charter  Section  3.100-17  provides  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors  has  the 
authority  to  reject  the  appointment  by  two-thirds  vote  of  the  Board  (eight 
votes)  within  30  days  following  transmittal  of  the  Mayor's  Notice  of 
Appointment,  and  that  failure  of  the  Board  to  reject  the  appointment  by 
two-thirds  vote  within  the  thirty  day  period  shall  result  in  the  appointee 
continuing  to  serve  as  appointed.  Transmittal  date  -  May  16,  2007.) 

Enacted  M07-71 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  •■'     - 

Noes:  1  -  Daly 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 

Supervisor  Ammiano  welcomed,  introduced,  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  Acting  Superintendent  of  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School 
District,  Gwen  Chan,  in  recognition  of  her  retirement  and  outstanding 
service  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Supervisor  Jev/ was  noted  absent  at  4:04  p.m. 

SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 

Supervisors  Daly  and  Dufty  were  previously  excused  from  voting  on  the 
following  Files  Nos.  070560,  070561,  070562,  and  070563. 

070560  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Final  Environmental 
Impact  Report  for  Market  and  Octavia 
Neighborhood  Plan] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  Planning  Commission's  I 

April  5,  2007,  certification  of  a  Final  Environmental  Impact  Report 

identified  as  Planning  File  No.  2003.0347E,  through  its  Motion  No.  17406,  for 

a  proposed  Market  and  Octavia  Plan,  amendments  to  the  San  Francisco 

Planning  Code  and  Zoning  Maps,  amendments  to  the  San  Francisco  General 

Plan,  adoption  of  Urban  Design  Guidelines,  and  amendments  to  the  Western 

Addition  A-2  Redevelopment  Plan.  The  Plan  area  is  generally  located  to  the 

West  of  the  City's  Dov^ntown  area  and  includes  portions  of  Civic  Center, 

Hayes  Valley,  Western  Addition,  South  of  Market,  Inner  Mission,  the  Castro, 

Duboce  Triangle,  Eureka  Valley,  and  Upper  Market  Neighborhoods  of  San 

Francisco.  (Appellants:  Martin  Hamilton  on  behalf  of  New  College  of 

California,  F.  Joseph  Butler  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco  Preservation 

Consortium  and  Mary  Miles  representing  the  Coalition  for  Adequate  Review.) 

(Date  Filed:  4/25/07;  companion  measure  to  Files  060561,  060562,  060563.) 


The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  or  not  any  member  of  the  public 
wished  to  address  the  Board. 

Mary  Miles,  Attorney  for  the  Coalition  for  Adequate  Review  Appellant 

Stephen  Williams;  Attorney  for  the  Appellant 

Cynthia  Servetnick,  Representative  for  the  Appellant  (New  College) 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellants 

Rob  Anderson;  support  of  appellants 

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Francisco  Rivera;  support  of  appellants 

Salem  McFarreh;  support  of  appellants 

Hi roshi  Fulcuda;  support  of  appellants 

Lavaghn  Tabek;  support  of  appellants  ,    >      :    .--.,.;, 

Peter  Parashis;  support  of  appellants 

Allen  Martinez;  support  of  appellants  ,  . 

Peter  Lewis;  support  of  appellants 

Vincent  Marsh;  support  of  appellants  > 

Public  Hearing  was  continued  to  June  19,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  s 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Jew  ^     '":''■''     'v  iv. . 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  Final  Environmental  Impact  Report 
described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or      -  ■ '  • ' 
someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in 
written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.)  '  '-'^  ■■ 

070561  [Affirming  certification  of  Market  and  Octavia 
Area  Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  affirming  the  certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the  Final 
Environmental  Impact  Report  for  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan. 

Continued  to  June  19,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Jew 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty  ^^  .    • 

070562  [Disapproving  certification  of  Market  and  . -i  ;  .. 
Octavia  Area  Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  disapproving  the  certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the 
Final  Environmental  Impact  Report  for  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan. 

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Continued  to  June  19,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Jew 
Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty 

070563  [Preparation  of  findings  to  disapprove 

certification  of  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area 
Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  disapproving  the 
certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the  Final  Environmental  Impact 
Report  for  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan  FEIR. 

Continued  to  June  19,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 
CONTINUED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Jew 
'■^        Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty 

Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Sandoval  assumed  the  Chair  . 
The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 


COMMITTEE  REPORTS 


070641  [Gift  to  City  of  travel  from  Chamber  of  Supervisor  Peskin 

Commerce  for  2007  City  Trip] 

Resolution  accepting  a  gift  of  airfare,  accommodations  and  conference  fees 
valued  in  an  amount  of  $16,800  from  the  San  Francisco  Chamber  of 
Commerce  for  four  City  officials  or  employees  to  join  the  Chamber  on  its 
2007  CityTrip  to  Boston. 


Enacted  320-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Sandoval 

070618  [Job-Share  Program  for  Legislative  Aides]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Motion  approving  a  job-share  program  for  the  Board  of  Supervisors' 
legislative  aides  and  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  take  the  necessary 
steps  to  implement  the  job-share  program. 


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Enacted  M07-70      <    -  ' 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote:  -- - 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarlmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  Items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  homeless 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  various  San  ,  ^ . 

Francisco  matters  .  ^ , , 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  San  Francisco 
Public  Library 

Peter  von  Wiegandt;  opposed  Item  58  relating  to  the  taxicab  companies  and 
not  increasing  the  number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions 

Wilma  Ping;  Informed  the  Board  of  the  Dragon  Boat  Festival 

Walter;  showed  interest  in  various  issues  relating  to  San  Francisco  matters 

Joe  Brenner;  support  of  Item  50  relating  to  safeguarding  State  and  Local 
Governance  In  Trade  Resolution 

Eugene  Cordon  Jr.;  expressed  concern  with  Issues  relating  to  the  violations 
of  human  rights 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  energy,        .<  ;    • 
transportation  and  equestrian  transportation 

■  '       Bruce  Ellison;  showed  an  interest  In  health  care  for  the  homeless 

Charles  Rathborn;  opposed  to  Item  58  relating  to  the  taxicab  companies  and 
not  increasing  the  number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  conditions  In 
prisons  -     .;  - 

Robert  Bustamante;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  Living 


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Wage  Law  - 

Female  speaker;  support  of  Item  52  endorsing  Assembly  Bill  364  relating  to 
patients  being  informed  of  their  legal  rights  to  advocacy  and  patient  rights 
services 

Bill  Shields;  support  of  Item  52  endorsing  Assembly  Bill  364  relating  to 
patients  being  informed  of  their  legal  rights  to  advocacy  and  patient  rights 
services 

Male  speaker;  expressed  issues  with  the  press  presence  in  the  halls  of  City 
Hall;  financial  issues  at  SFGH  and  supported  mobbing  legislation 

Dr.  Porter;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  environmental  and 
toxics  in  the  Bay  View  Hunters  Point  area 

Patricia  Bowden;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  awareness 
of  the  Cow  Hallow  organization  and  its  members 

Mark  Blumberg;  opposed  to  Item  58  relating  to  the  taxicab  companies  and 
not  increasing  the  number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions 

Blake  Darby;  opposed  to  Item  58  relating  to  the  taxicab  companies  and  not 
increasing  the  number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions 

Michael  Patrales;  support  of  Item  57  relating  to  condemning  of  government 
sanctioned  violence  at  the  Russian  LGBT  May  27th  demonstration 

James  Cancini;  support  of  Item  52  endorsing  Assembly  Bill  364  relating  to 
patients  being  informed  of  their  legal  rights  to  advocacy  and  patient  rights 
services 

Francisco  Da  Costa;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  toxic  and 
evironmental  conditions  in  the  Bayview  Hunter  Point  area 

Dave  Synder;  opposed  to  Item  58  relating  to  the  taxicab  companies  and  not 
increasing  the  number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions 


Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Elsbernd  assumed  the  Chair. 
The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 

FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

070855  [Safeguarding  State  and  Local  Governance  in         Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Trade  Resolution] 

Resolution  respectfully  urging  Congress  to  safeguard  domestic  regulatory 


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authority  and  policy  space  by  rejecting  any  request  for  renewal  of  Fast        '<■ . 
Track  Trade  Authority,  and  to  create  a  democratic,  inclusive  trade  'T 

negotiating  process  that  includes  meaningful  consultation  with  state  and 
local  governments  and  civil  society  groups. 

Enacted  323-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070856  [Employee  Free  Choice  Act]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  support  of  the  Employee  Free  Choice  Act  which  would 
authorize  the  National  Labor  Relations  Board  to  certify  a  union  as  the  '^^  ■ 

bargaining  representative  when  a  majority  of  employees  voluntarily  sign 
authorizations  designating  that  union  to  represent  them;  provide  for  first 
contract  mediation  and  arbitration;  and  establish  meaningful  penalties  for 
violations  of  a  worker's  freedom  to  choose  a  union. 

Enacted  322-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070857  [Endorsing  AB  364]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  endorsing  Assembly  Bill  364:  the  State  of  California's  effort  to 
ensure  that  all  patients  in  hospitals,  nursing  homes  and  supervised  nursing 
facilities  are  informed  of  their  legal  rights  related  to  advocacy  and  patients 
rights  services,  as  well  as  information  regarding  health  and  supportive 
services  following  hospitalization. 

Enacted  324-07  "    "'^'' 

Number: 

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ADOPTED 

070858  [Approval  of  Guiding  Principles  for  Determining    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
the  Future  of  Midtown  Park  Apartments  (1415 

Scott  Street,  San  Francisco)] 

Resolution  approving  the  principles  that  will  guide  the  City  and  Midtown 
Park  Apartments'  residents  in  formulating  a  long-term  ownership  structure 
and  development  plan  for  Midtown  Park  Apartments,  a  140-unit  residential 
development  owned  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Enacted  325-07  ~  '   '" 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

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070859  [Commending  the  Churches  of  Saint  Paulus  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Lutheran  and  Saint  John  Coltrane]  •    < 

Resolution  commending  Saint  Paulus  Lutheran  Church  on  its  rebirth  as  a 
church  without  walls  and  commending  Saint  John  Coltrane  African  Orthodox 
y  Church  for  its  hospitality  in  providing  worship  space  for  the  congregants  of 

St.  Paulus. 

Enacted  326-07 


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ADOPTED 

070860  [Accept-Expend  State  Grant  -  Criminal  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Restitution  Compact] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  contract  for,  accept  and  expend  up  to 
$177,077  allocated  from  the  California  Victim  Compensation  and 
Government  Claims  Board  for  a  project  entitled  the  Criminal  Restitution 
Compact  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2009. 

Enacted  327-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070861  [Authorizing  the  Planning  Department  to  apply     Supervisor  Ammiano  j 
for  a  Workforce  Housing  Reward  Program  Grant] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Planning  Department  to  apply  for  a  Workforce 

Housing  Reward  Program  Grant.  I 


Enacted  328-07 

Number:  i 

ADOPTED 

070862  [Condemning  Government  Sanctioned  Violence     Supervisors  Ammiano, 
at  the  Russian  LGBT  community's  May  27th  Dufty 

demonstration  in  Moscow,  and  Urging  the 
Kremlin  and  Mayor  Yuri  Luzkhov  to  Foster  a 
Culture  of  Tolerance 

Resolution  condemning  the  government  sanctioned  violence  at  the  Russian 
LGBT  community's  May  27th  demonstration  in  Moscow,  and  urging  the 
Kremlin  and  Moscow  Mayor  Yuri  Luzkhov  to  work  toward  fostering  a  culture 
of  tolerance  toward  the  LGBT  community  in  Russian  society. 

Supervisor  Dufty  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 
Enacted  336-07        ^    ^.  fn^   <-., 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070865  [Support  for  an  Open  Voting  System]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Resolution  supporting  an  investigation  into  the  feasibility  of  an  Open  Source 
voting  system  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco  which  could  be  funded  wholly  or 
in  part  by  grant  funds  with  the  support  of  the  Department  of  Elections  staff, 
and  declaring  that  the  City  is  open  to  participating  in  grant  applications. 

Enacted  330-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070866  [Supporting  the  Breast  Cancer  Protection  Act  of   Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 
2007]  Dufty 

Resolution  supporting  the  Breast  Cancer  Patient  Protection  Act  of  2007. 


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Enacted  331-07  ,:... 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070867  [Leavenworth  and  O'Farrell  Streets  Traffic  Supervisor  Daly 
Calming] 

Resolution  urging  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  (DPT)  and  Police 
Department  to  adopt  traffic  calming  measures  at  the  intersection  of  ^v/' 

Leavenworth  and  O'Farrell. 

Enacted  332-07 

Number:  .       .       .    .  ■     .       ;;i     ;    .:;       ,      .iaj'v 

ADOPTED 

070868  [Disaster  Relief  Funding]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  amending  all  prior  Public  Assistance,  Hazard  Mitigation,  or  Pre- 
Disaster  Mitigation  resolutions  or  any  previous  legislation  pertaining  to 
Public  Law  93-288  as  amended  by  the  Robert  T.  Stafford  Disaster  Relief  and 
Emergency  Assistance  Act  of  1988  and/or  the  California  Disaster  Assistance 
Act  to  reflect  the  department's  name  change  to  the  Department  of 
Emergency  Management  and  authorizing  designated  City  and  County 
officials  to  execute  and  file  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  a  public  entity  established  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of 
California,  any  applications  necessary  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  financial 
assistance. 

Enacted  333-07  i.^V\:-j:    uot^r-. 

Number: 

ADOPTED  '      '■''  :i\ 

070869  [Homeland  Security  Grants]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  authorizing  designated  City  and  County  officials  to  execute  and 
file  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  a  public  entity 
established  under  the  laws  of  the  State  of  California,  any  actions  necessary 
for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  federal  financial  assistance  provided  by  the 
federal  Department  of  Homeland  Security  and  sub-granted  through  the  State 
of  California  under  the  FY  07  State  Homeland  Security  Program  (SHSP) 
grant,  the  FY  07  Urban  Areas  Security  Initiative  (UASI)  grant,  the  FY  07  Law 
Enforcement  Terrorism  Prevention  Program  (LETPP)  grant,  the  FY  07 
Metropolitan  Medical  Response  System  (AAMRS)  grant,  the  FY  07  Citizen 
Corps  Program  (CCP)  grant,  the  FY  07  Buffer  Zone  Protection  Program 
(BZPP)  grant  or  any  other  federally  funded  grant  program  and  Public  Law    ■ 
107-206.  , 

'       -       Enacted  334-07 

Number:  ^=  '   '''    '   •  '    -  ' 

ADOPTED  "'        •    '  •  ^  '    *'  • 

070870  [Resolution  indicating  that  the  City  and  County  Supervisors  Dufty, 
of  San  Francisco's  top  Budget  Priority  is  ensuring  Ammiano,  Peskin, 
that  HIV/AIDS  programs  are  fully  funded  despite   Mirkarimi 

the  lack  of  support  from  the  Federal  .;i  rv- 


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Resolution  indicating  that  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco's  top  Budget 
Priority  is  er.suring  that  HIV/AIDS  programs  are  fully  funded  despite  the  lack 
of  support  from  the  Federal  Government. 

Enacted  335-07  '''■''  "  ^'  "^ 

Number:  ^ 

ADOPTED 

070795  [Final  Map  -  845  Montgomery  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3995,  a  14  Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  845  Montgomery  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  029  in 
Assessors  Block  No.  0176  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,859;  District  3) 

Enacted  M07-69 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070796  [Final  Map  -  1234  Hov/ard  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4364,  a  18  Unit  Residential  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  1234  Howard  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  014  in 
Assessors  Block  No.  3728  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  1 01 . 1 .  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,861;  District  6)  ,     ,. ,.  ^ 

Enacted  M07-68 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070797  [Final  Map  -  3065  Clay  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3608,  a  1 3  Unit  Residential  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  3065  Clay  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lots  033  -  044  in 
Assessors  Block  No.  1005  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,842;  District  2) 

Enacted  M07-67 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070798  [Final  Map  -  601  King  Street  /  830  7th  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3289,  a  224  Residential  Unit  and  2  Commercial 
Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  601  King  Street  /  830  7th 
Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  001 ,  002  in  Assessors  Block  No.  3800  and 
adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code 
Section  101 .1 .  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,837;  District  6)     ,.,  ...,, 


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Enacted  M07-66 

Number: 

APPROVED  ',  :;,  -J    IV  . 

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070799  [Final  Map  -  300  Spear  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3683,  a  826  Unit  Residential  and  Commercial 
Mixed-Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  300  Spear  Street  being  a 
subdivision  of  Lot  001  in  Assessors  Block  No.  3745  and  adopting  findings 
pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,868;  District  6) 

Enacted  M07-65 

Number:  ...  ^ 

APPROVED 

070835  [Final  Map  -  1300  Eddy  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3610,  a  30  Lot  Subdivision  Project,  located  at 
1300  Eddy  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  002  in  Assessors  Block  No.  0733 
and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code 
Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department)        ..  ■  .,  ,.    ..;     ,.   :  •:  !> 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,882;  District  No.  5)     :'"  ,     .,<;  V  ;- 

Enacted  M07-64  »:  ..         -^^  ,,):-%.:    =< 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070837  [Final  Map  -  399  Fremont  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4181,  a  432  Unit  Residential  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  399  Fremont  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  001 E,  002, 
006  in  Assessors  Block  No.  3747  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the 
General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works 
Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,886;  District  No.  6)  .        "*',". 

Enacted  M07-63  -        v    ./      ''        \-. 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070804  [Committee  of  the  Whole  -  Health  service  Supervisor  Peskin 

reductions  (Beilenson  Hearing)  June  19,  2007  at 
3:30  p.m.] 

Motion  scheduling  the  Board  to  sit  as  a  Committee  of  the  Whole  to  consider 
'  health  service  reductions  (Beilenson  Hearing),  to  be  held  on  June  19,  2007 

at  3:30  p.m. 

Enacted  M07-72  i^  .         '    '  ■         j        '  ' 

Number:  i         . 


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APPROVED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Jew  .  .      ^ 

Severed  from  Adoption  without  Committee  Reference 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070864  [Commending  Gwen  Chan  for  her  service  to  the    Supervisors  Ammiano, 
City  in  her  capacity  as  acting  Superintendent  of    Elsbernd,  Dufty 
the  San  Francisco  Unified  School  District] 

Resolution  commending  Gwen  Chan  for  her  service  to  the  City  in  her 
capacity  as  acting  Superintendent  of  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School 
District. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  319-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Jew  :  i<    "  ,;, 

Supervisor  Maxwell  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070754  [Urging  environmental  analysis  of  water  supply  Supervisors  Maxwell, 

alternatives  that  will  not  increase  diversions  of  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

freshwater  from  the  Tuolumne  River  and  urging  Mirkarimi,  Ammiano 
active  implementation  of  conservation  and 

Resolution  urging  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Department  to  fully  analyze  a 
water  supply  alternative  in  the  Program  Environmental  Impact  Report  that  j,-,. 

will  not  result  in  increased  diversions  of  freshwater  from  the  Tuolumne 
River  and  urging  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  undertake 
and  implement  water  conservation  and  recycled  water  programs. 


Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  SAME 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Jew 


Resolution  urging  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Department  to  fully  analyze  a 
water  supply  alternative  in  the  Program  Environmental  Impact  Report  that 


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will  not  result  in  increased  diversions  of  freshwater  from  the  Tuoumne  River 
and  urging  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  undertake  and 
implement  water  conservation  and  recycled  water  programs. 


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ADOPTED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Jew 


Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070863  [Urging  Taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the      Supervisor  Ammiano 
number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions] 

Resolution  urging  taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the  number  of  long- 
term  leases  of  taxicab  medallions  or  taxicabs  in  their  fleets,  urging  the  Taxi 
Commission  to  strictly  enforce  Ordinances  and  Regulations  requiring 
Proposition  K  medallion  holders  to  drive  the  taxicab  permitted  under  their 
medallion  and  providing  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  consider 
regulation  of  long-term  leasing. 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 
REFERRED. 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070836  [Final  Map  -  445-701  Wawona  Street]  '  '"' 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4184,  a  8  Lot  Subdivision  Project,  located  at 
445-701  Wawona  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  008  in  Assessors  Block  No. 
2540  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning 
Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,885;  District  No.  7)  ,.     .,   ' 

Continued  to  June  19,  2007.  .,  „ 

CONTINUED  by  the  following  vote:  r 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,        '■      ■'■ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Jew  .     •>      •  '   ■    a  ■ 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION      , 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor  ; 

Ordinances 


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070884  [Reorganization  of  the  Family  Violence  Council     Mayor,  Supervisors 
to  concentrate  on  child  abuse  and  elder  abuse  in  Maxwell,  Alioto-Pier 
addition  to  domestic  violence] 

Ordinance  amending  Article  XIX  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  to 
change  the  focus  of  the  Family  Violence  Council  to  include  child  abuse  and 
senior/adult  dependent  abuse  in  addition  to  domestic  violence;  reducing 
the  membership  of  the  Council's  steering  committee  from  ten  members  to 
three  members  (the  three  co-chairs  of  the  Council);  reducing  the 
membership  of  the  Council  from  45  members  (35  of  whom  are  selected  by 
the  Steering  Committee  and  10  of  whom  are  specified  public  officials  or 
directors  of  nonprofit  agencies,  or  their  designees)  to  19  members  (17 
required  members  who  are  specified  public  officials  or  directors  of  nonprofit 
agencies,  or  their  designees,  and  2  of  whom  are  optional,  at-large  members 
appointed  by  the  Steering  Committee);  eliminating  the  advisory  committee 
to  the  Council  and  assigning  the  duties  currently  performed  by  the  advisory 
committee  to  the  Council  as  a  whole;  and  deleting  that  portion  of  the 
Ordinance  that  allows  the  Council  to  establish  an  Interagency  Domestic 
Violence  Death  Review  Team. 


Resolutions 

070863  [Urging  Taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the      Supervisor  Ammiano 
number  of  long-term  leases  of  medallions] 

Resolution  urging  taxicab  companies  not  to  increase  the  number  of  long- 
term  leases  of  taxicab  medallions  or  taxicabs  in  their  fleets,  urging  the  Taxi 
Commission  to  strictly  enforce  Ordinances  and  Regulations  requiring 
Proposition  K  medallion  holders  to  drive  the  taxicab  permitted  under  their 
medallion  and  providing  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  consider 
regulation  of  long-term  leasing. 

6/5/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED.  Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be 
'         referred  to  Committee. 


070883  [Outreach  Advertising]  '    '>  Supervisor  Dufty 

Resolution  designating  The  Bay  Area  Reporter  and  The  Bay  Times  to  be  the 

outreach  newspapers 

of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  Lesbian,  Gay,  Bisexual, 

Transgender 

Community,  to  provide  outreach  advertising  services  from  July  1 ,  2007 

through  June  30,  2008. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070885  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  for  Department  of 
Elections] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 
performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  absentee  voter  ballot 
distribution  services  for  Department  of  Elections. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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070886  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  previously  approved  for 
Juvenile  Probation] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services 
previously  approved  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost 
than  similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  shelter  and 
intake  services  at  the  Department  of  Juvenile  Probation 

6/13/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070887  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  for  Recreation  and  Park] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 
performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  golf  course  maintenance 
services  at  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Parks. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070888  [Jurisdictional  transfer  of  property  from  DPW  to  Mayor 
HSA] 

Resolution  transferring  jurisdiction  of  certain  real  property  located  at  1 
Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4720,  Lot  7;  the  Sojourner  Truth  Child 
Care  Center),  200  Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4710,  Lot  6;  the  MLK 
Nursery  School),  100  Whitney  Young  Circle  (Assessors  Block  4711,  Lot  6;  the 
Earl  P.  Mills  Community  Center),  and  1030  Oakdale  Avenue  (Assessors  Block 
4714,  Lot  7;  the  Captain  William  Sorey  Nursery  School),  from  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  to  the  Human  Services  Agency. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070889  [Grant  funds  to  support  the  California  School        Supervisor  Sandoval 
Health  Association  project] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  grant  funds  in  the  amount  of  $23,423 
from  the  San  Francisco  Public  Health  Foundation  to  partially  pay  the  salary 
and  fringe  benefits  for  an  Assistant  Health  Educator  to  work  at  the  Balboa 
Teen  Health  Center  and  to  support  the  California  School  Health  Association 
project;  for  the  period  of  March  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070891  [Grant  to  fund  a  project  through  the  HIV  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Epidemiology  Section  of  the  Department  of 
Public  Health] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $19,601  from 
the  Global  Fund  to  Fight  AIDS,  Tuberculosis  and  Malaria  through  the  Regents 
of  the  University  of  California  to  fund  the  Triangulation  Resource  Guide,  and 
to  enter  into  an  agreement  for  the  use  of  these  funds;  for  the  period  of 
September  1,  2006  through  June  3,  2007. 


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6/n/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070892  [Directing  City  Staff  to  report  on  actions  to  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

restrict  Bisphenol-A  in  children's  products] 

Resolution  directing  San  Francisco's  Department  of  Health  and  Department 
of  the  Environment  to  submit  a  report  with  recommendations  on  potential 
actions  that  can  be  adopted  to  address  risks  to  public  health  from  exposure 
to  Bisphenol-A  and  to  base  that  report  on  the  findings  of  a  National  Institute 
of  Health  review  panel  along  with  the  concerns  of  representatives  of  the 
scientific  and  children's  health  communities. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070893  [Commending  Thomas  E.  Margro]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  commending  Thomas  E.  Margro,  General  Manager  of  BART. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070894  [Private  Security  Officers]  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Elsbernd 

Resolution  encouraging  security  contractors  and  building  owners  to  come  to 
the  bargaining  table  with  the  single  purpose  to  improve  industry  standards 
by  providing  adequate  training  and  increased  wages  and  benefits  for  private 
security  officers. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070895  [State  grant  to  support  environmental  health        Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
through  the  Weights  and  Measures  program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $8,250  from 
the  California  Department  of  Food  and  Agriculture  (CDFA)  supporting  two 
programs,  the  Petroleum  Products  Compliance  Program  and  the 
Weighmaster  Enforcement  Program;  for  the  period  of  July  1,  2007  through 
June  30,  2008. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070896  [Support  "It's  OUR  Healthcare"  principles]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  support  of  the  joint  Labor  and  "It's  OUR  Healthcare"  principles 
developed  by  a  coalition  of  community,  clergy,  labor  and  healthcare 
organizations  and  supporting  those  principles  as  a  means  to  achieving 
affordable,  quality  health  care  for  all  working  Californians. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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070897  [State  grants  to  support  environmental  health       Supervisor  Maxwell 
projects] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  two  grants  totaling  $4,948.18,  one  from 
the  California  Department  of  Food  and  Agriculture  (CDFA)  and  one  from  the 
California  Department  of  Pesticide  Regulation  (CDPR);  for  the  period  of  July 
1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070898  [Zoning  -  Extension  of  Planning  Commission  Supervisor  Maxwell 

review  period] 

Resolution  extending  the  prescribed  time  v/ithin  which  the  Planning 
Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  to  amend  the 
San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by  amending  Section  319.2  and  319.3  of  the 
Visitation  Valley  Community  Facilities  and  Infrastructure  Fee  and  Fund 
ordinance  to  set  a  lower  fee  level  of  $3.00  per  square  foot  for  principally 
permitted  projects  that  do  not  require  material  General  Plan,  Planning  Code 
or  Zoning  Map  amendments. 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070899  [Extending  the  Asthma  Task  Force  Membership     Supervisor  Maxwell 
to  June  30,  2008] 

Resolution  extending  the  Asthma  Task  Force  Membership  to  June  30,  2008. 

6/1 2/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070900  [Urging  the  City  College  of  San  Francisco  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Registered  Nursing  Program  to  adopt  a  residency  Elsbernd 
requirement] 

Resolution  urging  that  the  City  College  of  San  Francisco  Registered  Nursing 
Program  petition  the  Board  of  Governors  pursuant  to  Education  Code  78032 
(a)(3)  to  allow  the  adoption  of  a  residency  requirement  giving  preferential 
admission  to  San  Francisco  residents.  .  , 

6/12/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE       ' , ' 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  For  Hearings 

070881  [Hunters  Point  Shipyard  environmental  and  Supervisor  Daly 

health  impact  of  redevelopment] 

Hearing  on  Lennar  Corporation's  redevelopment  of  the  Hunters  Point 
Shipyard  and  its  environmental  and  health  impact  on  the  Bay  View  Hunters 
Point  community. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


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070882  [Resource  Conservation  Ordinance  2006  annual    Supervisor  McGoldrick 
report] 

Hearing  on  the  2006  annual  report  on  the  Resource  Conservation  Ordinance. 

6/12/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 

070788  [Amendment  to  Contract  with  Geomatrix 
Consultants,  Inc.] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  an  amendment  to  the 
contract  with  Geomatrix  Consultants,  Inc.  to  extend  the  term  through  June 
30,  2008,  to  modify  the  scope  of  services,  and  to  increase  the  contract  by 
an  amount  not  to  exceed  $180,000  for  a  new  total  amount  not  to  exceed 
$1,277,000  for  environmental  consulting  services.  (Treasure  Island 
Development  Authority) 

6/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070793  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  3801  Third  Street, 
Suite  600] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  lease  of  10,740  square  feet  of  space  at  3801 
Third  Street,  Suite  600,  for  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission 
(SFPUC),  Wastewater  Collection  System  Division.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact. ) 

6/4/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070830  [Official  Advertising  -  Type  1  consecutive-day 
official  advertising] 

Resolution  designating  the  Examiner  as  the  official  newspaper  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  category  of  Type  1  consecutive-day 
official  advertising,  from  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008.  (Office  of 
Contract  Administration) 

6/4/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070831  [Official  Advertising  -  Type  2  non-consecutive 
day  official  advertising] 

Resolution  designating  the  Examiner  to  be  the  official  newspaper  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  category  of  Type  2  non-consecutive  day 
official  advertising,  from  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008.  (Office  of 
Contract  Administration) 

6/4/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070832  [Outreach  Advertising  -  Outreach  newspapers] 

Resolution  designating  El  Reportero  to  be  the  outreach  newspaper  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  Hispanic  community;  San  Francisco 


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Bay  View  to  be  the  outreach  newspaper  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  for  the  African  American  community;  and,  the  Asian  Week  to  be 
the  outreach  newspaper  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the 
Chinese  Community,  to  provide  outreach  advertising  services  from  July  1, 
2007  through  June  30,  2008.  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 

6/4/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


Requests  Granted 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ..;- 

To:  Director,  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  .    ,_,_ 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  tiie  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  ,,.,-..- 

report  on  the  feasibility  of  improving  the  visibility  of  the  westbound  handicap      .r , '  ' 
ramp  at  Second  Avenue  and  Irving  Street,  primarily  for  night  vision. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 

report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parking  signs  located  on  both       j-;,,-  ,-■ 

sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following  locations:  ,; '  ,  -_■ 

•  17"^  between  Belvedere  and  Cole 

•  Alma  between  Cole  and  Belvedere 

•  Waller  between  Clayton  and  Stanyan  (mostly  the  black  frames) 

•  Clayton  between  Height  and  Frederick 

•  Cole  between  Height  and  Frederick 

•  Belvedere  between  Waller  and  Fredenck 

•  Shrader  between  Height  and  Waller  .-' 

•  Waller  between  Stanyan  and  Frederick 

•  Hayes  between  Baker  and  Divisadero 

•  Broderick  between  Oak  and  Golden  Gate 

•  Grove  between  Fillmore  and  Webster 

•  Grove  between  Buchanan  and  Laguna  (mostly  the  black  frames) 

v.-  :*;-■    '-,/■■ 
From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi                                                              ,  „     j,.,  . 
To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  "' 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to  ;   . ., 

report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  DPT  property  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  "Prevent  Runaway  Cars"  sign  at  975  Grove  ;. 

•  "Shrader"  Street  sign  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Page  and  Shrader 

•  "STOP"  sign  -  Southeast  corner  of  Broderick  and  Golden  Gate  (and 
pole) 

•  "STOP"  sign  -  Northwest  corner  of  Pierce  and  Fulton 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signal  at  the  all  four  corners  of  Fulton  and 
Broderick  (plus  stickers)  *  ' '    '    ; 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkahmi  '"' 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report  on      ■> 
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the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  ttie  following  locations: 
'  -  -        "i  ' 

•  Nortfieast  corner  of  Waller  and  Ashbury 

•  975  Grove  Street 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Grove  and  Fillmore 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  news  stands  at  the  following  locations: 
Southwest  corner  of  Hayes  and  Broderick  (Chronicle).  Southwest  corner  of 
Hayes  and  Brodenck  (Learning  Annex). 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkanmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  mailboxes  and  garbage  cans  at  the 
following  locations:  Northeast  corner  of  Golden  Gate  and  Pierce  (Mailboxes) 
and  the  Southwest  corner  of  Waller  and  Downey  (Garbage  Cans). 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkanmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  '-■ 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  the  following  locations:  Southwest 
comer  of  Hayes  and  Cole  and  the  Southeast  corner  of  Broderick  and 
McAllister  (Phone  Switch  Boxes). 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkanmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
locations: 

Southeast  corner  of  Cole  and  Frederick  and  the  Northeast  corner  of  Hayes 
and  Broderick  (Emergency  Boxes). 

In  Memoriams 

Joseph  Patrick  DriscoU  ■  Entire  Board  ,  • 

Hushes  de  la  Plaza  ■  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Lucille  Meyer  ■  Supervisor  Peskin 

ADJOURNMENT 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:25 
p.m. 

Angela  CaMllo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 
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N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  July  17,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  v^hich 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative  Chamber.  Citizens  are 
encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board  and  to  its 
members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102.  USING  LAPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall 
Media  Services  at  (41 5)  554-4933  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 
presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 
advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 
test  their  computer.  THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAILABLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244, 
RECEPTION  DESK.  Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at 

wv/w.sfgov.org/site/bdsupvrs_index.asp?id=4383For  information,  call  (415)  554-5184. 
Board  meetings  are  cablecast  on  SF  Cable  26.  For  video  tape  copies  and  scheduling 
call  (415)  554-4188. 

(415)554-7703 

Disability  access 

The  Legislative  Chamber  and  the  Committee  Room  in  City  Hall  are  wheelchair 

accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26. 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large 

print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (415) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  of  the 

meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 

environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 


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at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 
and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 
accommodate  these  individuals. 

Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  viev^  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
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June  19,  2007 


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SAN  FRANCISCO 
PUBLIC  LIBRARY 


MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  June  1 9,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  AUOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

SEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McGOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  CERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jal<e  McGoldricl<,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Pesl<.in,  Gerardo 
Sandoval. 


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Members  Excused:         None. 
Members  Absent:  None. 


ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:02  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum. 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  present  at  2:07  p.m. 

APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  to 
approve  the  Board  Meeting  Minutes  of  May  15,  2007  and  May  16,  2007,  a 
Xq        Special  Board  of  Supervisors  Meeting  of  the  Budget  and  Finance 
Committee.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070627  [Public  Employment]  Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  203-06  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2006-2007)  to  reflect  the  proposed  changes  to  the  Controller  (CON),  Fine 
Arts  Museum  (FAM),  and  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  (MTA-DPT)  staffing 
by  decreasing  total  staffing  by  4.00  positions  (0.16  FTE). 


Enacted  134-07  _.  ,  „., 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  ;     r 

070423  [Contract  for  the  purchase  of 

telecommunications  services  In  excess  of  $10 
Million] 

Ordinance  approving  a  contract  with  AT&T  providing  for  the  purchase  of  a 
variety  of  telecommunications  services  at  a  cost  in  excess  of  $10  million  and 
waiving  certain  requirements  of  the  Administrative  Code  with  respect  to  the 
contract.  (Telecommunications  and  Information  Services) 

(Fiscal  Impact. ) 


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Enacted  145-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070583  [Authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Mayor 

Agency  Board  of  Directors  to  impose  special 

collections  fee  to  recover  actual  City  collection  .,     ^-     .. 

costs  in  addition  to  existing  penalties  for  late 

Ordinance  amending  Traffic  Code  Section  131  establishing  a  special 
collections  fee  to  recover  City  collection  costs  for  late  citation  payments, 
and  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of  Directors  to 
impose  the  special  collections  fee  to  recover  actual  City  collection  costs  in 
addition  to  existing  penalties  for  late  citation  payments. 


(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  committee.) 


Enacted  143-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

070601  [Payment  of  Criminal  Justice  Reward] 

Ordinance  authorizing  payment  of  a  $25,000  reward  to  John  Doe  for 
supplying  information  leading  to  the  arrest  and  conviction  of  Joseph  Stevens 
in  the  shooting  deaths  of  Dernae  Wysinger  and  Naemon  Wysinger.  (Mayor) 


-.»  nf.. 


Enacted  141-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


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Recommendation  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 


Supervisor  Daly 


070178  [Street  encroachment  for  Little  Saigon 

neighborhood  entrance  at  Larkin  and  Eddy 
Streets] 

Ordinance  granting  revocable  permission  to  the  Vietnamese  Elderly  Mutual 
Assistance  Association  to  occupy  a  portion  of  the  public  right-of-way  to 
construct  sidewalk  bulb-outs  with  two  (2)  24"  x  31"  concrete  and  granite 
pillars  at  the  northeast  and  northwest  corners  of  Larkin  and  Eddy  Streets  to 
mark  the  entry  to  the  Little  Saigon  neighborhood;  waiving  permit  and  right- 
of-way  occupancy  assessment  fees  and  General  Plan  Referral  fees;  deleting 
two  parking  meter  zones  on  Larkin  Street  to  accommodate  the 
encroachment;  and  making  environmental  findings  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code 
Section  101.1. 


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Enacted  142-07  .,  ^^^ 

Number:  '"^^^ 

FINALLY  PASSED 

Recommendation  of  the  Rules  Committee 

070794  [Appointment  -  San  Francisco  Health  Authority] 

Resolution  appointing  Grant  Davies,  term  ending  January  1 5,  2009,  to  the 
San  Francisco  Health  Authority;  residency  requirement  waived. 

Grant  Davies,  succeeding  John  Williams,  term  expired,  seat  4,  must  be 
Senior  Manager  of  St.  Luke's  Hospital,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  three- 
year  term  ending  January  15,  2009. 

Enacted  337-07  •    -  - 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Recommendation  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070501  [Adopting  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Draft     Supervisors  Ammiano, 
Implementation  Plan  and  Adopting  Further  Mirkarimi,  Daly,  Dufty 

Implementation  Measures] 

Ordinance  adopting  a  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Program  Description 
and  Revenue  Bond  Action  Plan  and  Draft  Implementation  Plan,  establishing 
key  aspects  of  the  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Program,  and  adopting 
further  implementation  measures. 

(Fiscal  impact;  Economic  Impact) 


Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  moved  to  divide  the  question  relating  to  "(a)  The 
SFPUC  should  issue  a  RFI  to  solicit  input  from  interested  parties  regarding 
the  development  and  implementation  of  a  CCA  Program  within  20  days  of 
the  effective  date  of  the  adoption  of  this  ordinance. " 


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Motion  to  adopt  regulations  concerning  "(a)  The  SFPUC  should  issue  a  RFI  to 
solicit  input  from  interested  parties  regarding  the  development  and 
implementation  of  a  CCA  Program  within  20  days  of  the  effective  date  of 
the  adoption  of  this  ordinance"  passed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
!  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  '' 

t  Enacted  147-07 

Number:  ^      <-    / , 

I  FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  v  <t  •        ^'^ 

i  Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  2  -  Alioto-Pier,  Jew 

070777  [Adopting  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Governance  Structure]  Ammiano,  Daly 

Ordinance  Adopting  a  Community  Choice  Aggregation  Governance  Structure. 


Enacted  146-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval        <■'   ■  -r    >.  " 

Recommendation  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic       ' 
Development  Committee 

070133  [Limiting  exemptions  from,  and  clarifying  the       Supervisor  McGoldrick 
scope  and  collection  of,  the  Transit  Impact 
Development  Fee] 

Ordinance  (1)  amending  Chapter  38  of  the  Administrative  Code  by  (a) 
amending  Sections  38.1  and  38.3,  and  adding  a  new  Section  38.3-1  to  limit 
the  exemption  from  the  current  Transit  Impact  Development  Fee  (TIDE)  for 
projects  for  which  an  application  for  environmental  review  or  a  categorical 
exemption  was  submitted  on  or  before  April  1 ,  2004,  to  instances  in  which  a 
building  or  site  permit  is  issued  on  or  before  September  4,  2008  and 
requiring  that  such  exempt  projects  that  would  otherwise  have  been  subject 
to  the  former  TIDF  pay  a  fee  on  new  office  space  only  equivalent  to  the 
amount  that  would  have  been  due  under  the  former  TIDF  ordinance;  (b) 
amending  Section  38.1  to  clarify  the  definitions  of  "Gross  Floor  Area"  and 
"Retail/Entertainment;"  (c)  amending  Section  38.3  to  correct  an  unintended 
exclusion  for  art  spaces;  (d)  amending  Section  38.5  to  specify  that  the  TIDF 
due  for  a  project  is  based  on  the  fee  in  effect  on  the  date  of  payment;  and 
(e)  amending  Section  38.6  to  clarify  the  circumstances  in  which  a  credit  for 
prior  eliminated  uses  is  available  and  make  clear  that  any  credit  against  the 
amount  of  the  TIDF  based  on  prior  use  cannot  exceed  the  amount  of  the 
TIDF  due;  and  (2)  making  environmental  findings. 


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Enacted  144-07       ,.    ., 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  Excused  From  Voting 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  Elsbernd,  at  his  request,  because  of  possible  conflict  of 
interest,  from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

070715  [Unrepresented  Employees]  Mayor,  Supervisor 

McGoldrick 

Ordinance  fixing  compensation  for  persons  employed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  whose  compensations  are  subject  to  the  provisions  of 
*  Section  A8.409  of  the  Charter,  in  job  codes  not  represented  by  an  employee 

organization,  and  establishing  working  schedules  and  conditions  of 
employment  and,  methods  of  payment,  effective  July  1 ,  2007. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  Excused  From  Voting 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  LIsbernd,  at  his  request,  because  of  possible  conflict  of 
interest,  from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

070720  [MOD,  Amendment  No.  1  -  Municipal  Executives*  Mayor 
Association,  AFL-CIO] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1 ,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 


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County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Municipal  Executives'  Association,  AFL-CIO, 
relating  to  Management  Training  Funds. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  .;  .  ^^ 

Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

070716  [MOU,  Amendment  No.  1  -  SEIU,  Locals  535,  790  Mayor 
and  United  Healthcare  Workers  -  West] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1 ,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Service  Employees  International  Union, 
Locals  535,  790  and  United  Healthcare  Workers  -  West,  relating  to  certain 
wages,  hours,  and  working  conditions.  ~.  .  .    n>?   ■    ;>'il 

' ,.'  ■^'•''''^''  ■ 
(Fiscal  Impact.) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  "      '  '         j  ►  J 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  <      ,     -.v,  :, 

070717  [MOU,  Amendment  No.  1  -  International  Mayor 
Brotherhood  of  Electrical  Workers,  Local  Union  "  .'    *      ■  < 
6,  AFL-CIO] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1,  the  agreement  that       '      ' 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  International  Brotherhood  of  Electrical  '..•,. 

Workers  Local  Union  6,  AFL-CIO,  by  amending  the  parties'  agreement  with 
respect  to  certain  wages,  hours,  and  working  conditions. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  ,  -    ,     "         ■     j; 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  "' 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  >„  .    ' 

070718  [MOU,  Freight  Checkers,  Clerical  Employees  a      Mayor  ^-      . 
Helpers,  Local  856  (Supervising  Registered 

Nurses,  Unit  11. B.)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Freight  Checkers, 
Clerical  Employees  &  Helpers,  Local  856  (Supervising  Registered  Nurses, 
Unit  1 1 .  B. ),  to  be  effective  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  •    .,.',';;• 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  ■' 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  '  • 


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070719  [MOD,  Amendment  No.  1  -  Laborers  Mayor 

International  Union,  Local  No.  261] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Laborers  International  Union,  Local  No. 
261 ,  by  amending  the  parties'  agreement  to  allocate  funds  related  to 
programs  for  Environmental  Service  Workers. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070721  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Police  Officers"  Association   Mayor 
(SFPOA)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Police 
Officers'  Association  (SFPOA),  to  be  effective  July  1,  2007  through  June  30, 
2011. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

REFERRED  to  the  Public  Safety  Committee  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  McGoldrick 

070722  [MOU,  SEIU,  Local  790  Staff  a  Per  Diem  Nurses]    Mayor 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Service  Employees 
International  Union,  Local  790  Staff  Et  Per  Diem  Nurses,  to  be  effective  July 
1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  201 0. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070673  [Contract  with  Owner's  Association  for  Supervisor  Daly 

administration/management  of  Central  Market 
Community  Benefit  District] 

Resolution  approving  an  agreement  with  the  nonprofit  Owners'  Association 
for  administration/management  of  the  property- based  business 
improvement  district  known  as  the  "Central  Market  Community  Benefit 
District,"  pursuant  to  Section  36651  of  the  Streets  and  Highways  Code. 

Enacted  313-07 

Number:  - .    : 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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070732  [2500  Block  of  Mission  Street  Business  Supervisor  Ammiano 
Improvement  District  Annual  Reports  to  the 

Resolution  regarding  2500  Block  of  Mission  Street  Business  Improvement  . 

District  annual  reports  to  the  City:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract" 
provision  of  the  Resolution  establishing  tiie  District  (Resolution  No.  539-05)      .f^.,  ,, 
to  require  an  annual  financial  report  that  has  been  reviev^ed  by  a  Certified 
Public  Accountant  who  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to 
change  the  current  requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  "independent  audit"  to 
instead  require  a  CPA  independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  and  '■ 

authorizing  amendment  of  the  District's  management  contract  with  the  City    'k 
to  conform;  and  receiving  and  approving  the  District's  Annual  Report  for  .^ 

2005-2006  as  submitted  pursuant  to  Section  3.4  of  the  District's  .  , ,'     ^, 

management  contract. 

Enacted  343-07  fYJi.         i,   -    -    J> 

Number:  ^^- 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  •  -i' 

070733  [Castro/Upper  Market  Community  Benefit  Supervisor  Dufty 
District  Annual  Reports  to  the  City;  making 

assessment  formulas  the  same  for  all  District 
residential  property] 

Resolution  regarding  Castro/Upper  Market  Community  Benefit  District 
annual  reports  to  the  City,  and  making  assessment  formulas  the  same  for  all 
District  residential  property:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract"  provision    ^' 
of  the  Resolution  establishing  the  District  (Resolution  No.  582-05)  to  require 
an  annual  financial  report  that  has  been  reviewed  by  a  Certified  Public 
Accountant  who  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to  change  the 
current  requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  "independent  audit"  to  instead 
require  a  CPA  independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  and  authorizing 
amendment  of  the  District's  management  contract  with  the  City  to  conform; 
providing  that  all  residential  property  be  assessed  by  the  same  lot  size  and 
linear  frontage  formula,  receiving  and  approving  the  District  Assessment 
Engineer's  Report  in  support,  and  authorizing  conforming  amendments  and 
administrative  clarifications  to  the  District's  management  plan  and  •  .  . 

management  contract;  and  receiving  and  approving  the  District's  Annual  "' 

Report  for  2005-2006  as  submitted  pursuant  to  Section  3.4  of  the  District's 
rV''         management  contract. 


Enacted  344-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070734  [Fisherman's  Wharf  Community  Benefit  District     Supervisor  Peskin 
Annual  Reports  to  the  City] 

Resolution  regarding  Fisherman's  Wharf  Community  Benefit  District  annual 


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reports  to  the  City:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract"  provision  of  the 
Resolution  establishing  the  District  (Resolution  No.  540-05)  to  require  an 
annual  financial  report  that  has  been  reviewed  by  a  Certified  Public 
Accountant  who  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to  change  the 
current  requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  "independent  audit"  to  instead 
require  a  CPA  independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  and  authorizing 
amendment  of  the  District's  management  contract  with  the  City  to  conform; 
and  receiving  and  approving  the  District's  Annual  Report  for  2005-2006  as 
submitted  pursuant  to  Section  3.4  of  the  District's  management  contract. 

Enacted  345-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070735  [Noe  Valley  Community  Benefit  District  Annual     Supervisor  Dufty 
Reports  to  the  City] 

Resolution  regarding  Noe  Valley  Community  Benefit  District  annual  reports 
to  the  City:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract"  provision  of  the  Resolution 
establishing  the  District  (Resolution  No.  583-05)  to  require  an  annual 
financial  report  that  has  been  reviewed  by  a  Certified  Public  Accountant 
who  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to  change  the  current 
requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  "independent  audit"  to  instead  require  a  CPA 
independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  and  authorizing  amendment  of 
the  District's  management  contract  with  the  City  to  conform;  and  receiving 
and  approving  the  District's  Annual  Report  for  2005-2006  as  submitted 
pursuant  to  Section  3.4  of  the  District's  management  contract. 

Enacted  346-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070736  [North  of  Market/Tenderloin  Community  Benefit  Supervisor  Daly 
District  Annual  Reports  to  the  City] 

Resolution  regarding  North  of  Market/Tenderloin  Community  Benefit  District 
annual  reports  to  the  City:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract"  provision  of 
the  Resolution  establishing  the  District  (Resolution  No.  584-05)  to  require  an 
annual  financial  report  that  has  been  reviewed  by  a  Certified  Public 
Accountant  vho  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to  change  the 
current  requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  "independent  audit"  to  instead 
require  a  CPA  independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  and  authorizing 
amendment  of  the  District's  management  contract  with  the  City  to  conform; 
and  receiving  and  approving  the  District's  Annual  Report  for  2005-2006  as 
submitted  pursuant  to  Section  3.4  of  the  District's  management  contract. 

Enacted  347-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070737  [Union  Square  Business  Improvement  District        Supervisor  Peskin 

Annual  Reports  to  the  City]  ..     .  - 

Resolution  regarding  Union  Square  Business  Improvement  District  annual  ^.yx  • 

reports  to  the  City:  modifying  the  "Authority  to  Contract"  provision  of  the 
Resolution  renev/ing  the  District  (Resolution  No.  798-03)  to  require  an 
annual  financial  report  that  has  been  reviewed  by  a  Certified  Public 
Accountant  who  provides  a  statement  of  negative  assurance,  to  change  the 
current  requirement  for  an  annual  CPA  independent  audit  to  instead  require 
a  CPA  independent  audit  upon  request  of  the  City,  to  acknowledge  that  the 
Mayor's  Office  of  Economic  and  Workforce  Development  is  the  successor  to      .,      • 
the  Mayor's  Office  of  Public  Finance  and  Business  Affairs,  and  authorizing 
amendment  of  the  District's  written  agreements  (contracts)  with  the  City  to 
conform;  and  receiving  and  approving  the  District's  Annual  Report  for  2005- 
2006  as  submitted  pursuant  to  California  Streets  and  Highways  Code  36650.      •'  -*.  ' 

Enacted  348-07  ,, 

Number:  ^. 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  "  '-''^ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070838  [Contract  with  Owners'  Association  for  Supervisor  Peskin 

administration/management  of  Fisherman's  v' 

Wharf  Portside  Community  Benefit  District] 

Resolution  approving  an  agreement  with  the  nonprofit  Owners'  Association 

for  administration/management  of  the  business-based  business  ^v" 'j " 

improvement  district  known  as  the  "Fisherman's  Wharf  Portside  Community 

Benefit  District,"  pursuant  to  Section  36651  of  the  Streets  and  Highways 

Code.  '  :•  ,    ,i. 

Enacted  312-07  •='\.     •    ■     '    .  p4.^f>   ..-;p«^  :>.o,.-j  ;  ;  .r*  k.^'* '•:; 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  ^ '    :  .  " 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 

07041 1  [Requiring  the  City  to  give  public  notice  of  the      Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
termination  or  expiration  of  a  lease  from  the 
School  District  to  the  City,  when  the  City  has 
used  the  leased  property  in  a  manner  directly 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  23.28,  to  require  the  City  to  give  public  notice  of  the  termination  or 
expiration  of  a  lease  of  property  from  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School 
District  to  the  City,  when  the  City  has  used  the  property  under  the  lease  in 
a  manner  directly  serving  the  public. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070130  [Establishing  the  Children's  Collaborative  Task      Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 
Force]  Ammiano 

Resolution  establishing  the  Children's  Collaborative  Task  Force  to  1 ) 
promote  dialogue  among  parents,  educators,  and  the  public,  2)  identify  and 
develop  collaborative  means  to  address  issues  shared  by  San  Francisco's 
public,  private,  and  parochial  schools,  and  3)  advise  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  policies  to  ensure  that  all  children  in  San  Francisco  have 
equal  and  equitable  access  to  exceptional  educational  and  cultural 
resources. 

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Amended  on  page  4,  line  15,  by  addins  "Further  Provided,  That  the  Task 
Force  shall  establish  at  least  three  subcommittees,  for  private  schools, 
public  schools,  and  parochial  schools,  respectively,  each  made  up  of  the 
tasli  Force  members  appointed  from  that  sector,  v/hich  sub-committees 
shall  meet  at  least  quarterly  and  shall  be  charged  with  outreach  to  schools 
and  the  community;  and  further  amended  on  page  2,  line  16,  after  "Public 
School  Representation"  by  replacing  "six  (6)"  with  "eight  (8)." 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


ADOPTED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070084  [Shelter  Monitoring  Committee]  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano 

Ordinance  amending  sections  20.302,  20.303,  20.304,  and  20.312  of  the  San 
Francisco  Administrative  Code  to:  1 )  require  the  Department  of  Public 
Health  to  provide  administrative  support  for  the  Shelter  Monitoring 
Committee;  2)  broaden  the  purpose  of  the  Shelter  Monitoring  Committee  by 
authorizing  it  to  assess  City  policies  that  affect  shelter  clients;  3)  require 
Committee  members  to  keep  certain  information  confidential;  4)  designate 
divisions  within  the  Department  of  Human  Services  and  the  Department  of 
Public  Health  from  which  Committee  members  may  be  appointed;  5)  require 
City  departments  to  respond  to  reasonable  requests  for  information  from 
the  Shelter  Monitoring  Committee  within  15  days,  and  6)  eliminate  the 
Committee's  obligation  to  prepare  annual  reports  with  the  Local  Homeless 
Coordinating  Board. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070698  [Reappointment,  Entertainment  Commission] 

Motion  approving  the  Mayor's  nomination  for  reappointment  of  Audrey 


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Joseph  to  the  Entertainment  Commission,  for  the  term  ending  July  1 ,  201 1 . 

Enacted  M07-73  .  .\        .. 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,        ^       ,  .  ^ 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 


Supervisors  Daly  and  Dufty  were  previously  excused  from  voting  on  this 
matter.  ,,- 

070560  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Final  Environmental      ■"  \''  ■  ■ -'^y -^ 
Impact  Report  for  Market  and  Octavia 
Neighborhood  Plan]  '  "  -^  •  •'' 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  Planning  Commission's 
April  5,  2007,  certification  of  a  Final  Environmental  Impact  Report 
identified  as  Planning  File  No.  2003.0347E,  through  its  Motion  No.  17406,  for 
a  proposed  Market  and  Octavia  Plan,  amendments  to  the  San  Francisco  >   ■  > 

Planning  Code  and  Zoning  Maps,  amendments  to  the  San  Francisco  General 
Plan,  adoption  of  Urban  Design  Guidelines,  and  amendments  to  the  Western 
Addition  A-2  Redevelopment  Plan.  The  Plan  area  is  generally  located  to  the 
West  of  the  City's  Downtown  area  and  includes  portions  of  Civic  Center, 
Hayes  Valley,  Western  Addition,  South  of  Market,  Inner  Mission,  the  Castro, 
Duboce  Triangle,  Eureka  Valley,  and  Upper  Market  Neighborhoods  of  San 
Francisco.  (Appellants:  Martin  Hamilton  on  behalf  of  New  College  of 
California,  F.  Joseph  Butler  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco  Preservation 
Consortium  and  Mary  Miles  representing  the  Coalition  for  Adequate  Review.) 

(Date  Filed:  4/25/07;  companion  measure  to  Files  060561,  060562,  060563.) 

Marilyn  Amini,  in  support  of  appellant 

John  Bardis,  in  support  of  appellant 

Mark  Paez,  in  support  of  appellant 

Tamara  Colby,  in  support  of  appellant 

Gee  Gee  Piatt,  in  support  of  appellant  > 

Paul  Maltzer  and  Bill  Wycko,  Representatives  of  the  Planning  Department, 
reviewed  with  the  Board  the  Planning  Department's  recommendation. 

Howard  Strassner,  in  support  of  project  "^      .'■' 

Christopher  Peterson,  in  support  of  project         v*    •'    i«-       '  v       - 

Chris  Boiling,  in  support  of  project  ,  - 

Adam,  in  support  of  project 

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Jason  Henderson,  in  support  of  project 

John  Nesbitt,  in  support  of  project 

Tim  Colen,  in  support  of  project 

Paul  Olsen,  in  support  of  project 

Robert  Levitt,  in  support  of  project 

Steve  Vettel,  in  support  of  project 

Ali,  in  support  of  project 

Sylvia  Johnson,  in  support  of  project 

Rebuttal: 

Stephen  Williams,  Attorney  for  the  Appellant 

Cynthia  Servetnick,  Representative  for  the  Appellant  (New  College) 

Mary  Miles,  Attorney  for  the  Coalition  for  Adequate  Review,  was  not 
present  for  the  rebuttal  period  of  the  hearins. 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 


Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  Final  Environmental  Impact  Report 
described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or 
someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in 
written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 


(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070561  [Affirming  certification  of  Market  and  Octavia 
Area  Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  affirming  the  certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the  Final 
Environmental  Impact  Report  for  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan. 


Enacted  M07-75 

Number: 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ahoto-Pier,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin, 

Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  McGoldrick 


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Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty 

070562  [Disapproving  certification  of  Market  and 
Octavia  Area  Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  disapproving  the  certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the 
Final  Environmental  Impact  Report  for  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan. 


Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin, 
Sandoval  i»,.         . 

Noes:  1  -  McGoldrick  ' 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty 

070563  [Preparation  of  findings  to  disapprove 

certification  of  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area 
Plan  FEIR] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  disapproving  the 
certification  by  the  Planning  Commission  of  the  Final  Environmental  Impact 
Report  for  the  Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan  FEIR.       • .  - 


Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,      ^  -'i^i  j  J 

Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  McGoldrick 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Dufty  "•>   e    -  -    -  -  -     -   '»    •  .   •    ;     -   -v  '  >/-     -v 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M.  ' 

070842  [Hearing  -  Disposition  and  Development 

Agreement  -  Redevelopment  Agency  Owned     '"''■'■'";  -  -        < 

Land  for  Armstrong  Place] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  proposed  resolution  ,    , 

approving  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Francisco's  Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  (the  "Agreement")  for  a 

portion  of  Assessor's  Block  5421,  Lots  3,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  11  commonly 

known  as  Armstrong  Place  (or  5600  Third  Street),  to  BRIDGE  Tower,  L.L.C.,  ' 

for  the  purpose  developing  affordable  for-sale  housing  for  lower  Income 

households.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board. 

Olsen  Lee,  Redevelopment  Agency  Representative,  reviewed  v^th  the  Board 
the  Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  for  Redevelopment  Agency 
owned  land  for  Armstrong  Place. 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


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Adjourn  and  Report  Without  '  ^ 

Recommendation 

070843  [Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Redevelopment  Agency  Owned  Land  for 
Armstrong  Place] 

Resolution  approving  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco's  Disposition  and  Development  Agreement  (the  "Agreement") 
for  a  portion  of  Assessor's  Block  5421,  Lots  3,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9,  and  11  commonly 
known  as  Armstrong  Place  (or  5600  Third  Street),  to  BRIDGE  Tower,  L.L.C., 
for  the  purpose  developing  affordable  for-sale  housing  for  lower  income 
households. 

(Fiscallmpact.)  '    • 

■■'■■-,    ■■-■'"*■,•■  ...•'■. 

Enacted  356-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin, 

Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M.        . 

Board  of  Supervisors  Sitting  as  a  Committee 
of  the  Whole 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent  at  5:23  p.m. 
Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  absent  at  5:35  p.m. 

070805  [Committee  of  the  Whole  -  Beilenson  Hearing  - 
June  19,  2007  at  3:30  p.m.] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  Department  of  Public  Health's  budget  eliminating  or 
reducing  medical  services.  (Beilenson  Hearing) 


The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board. 

The  following  speakers  expressed  their  concern  with  proposed  budget  cuts 
for  the  Dept.  of  Public  Health  medical  facilities. 

Jim  Hlis,  Health  Commissioner  ' «  i'^ 

Roma  Cuy,  Health  Commissioner 

Abdullah  Megaheed 


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Larry  Nelson 
Male  Speaker 
Mary  Connolly 
Trina  Olivier 
Angela  Chiu 
Lianne  Edwards 
Christen 
Bo 

Arthur  Basse 
Robert  Garcia 
Male  Speaker 
Danielle  Williams 
Female  Speaker 
Zora 

Rebecca  Spitz 
Perry  Zinnany 
Max  Hackett 
Allan  Furhman 
Bruce  Sherron 
Jasper  Harris 
Alfredo  Nesbett 
Ronald  Boswell 
Male  Speaker 
Carlo  Marquez 
Bobbie 
Liz  Olsen 


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Bob  Bowers 

Steve  Fields 

Jonathan  Vernick 

Joanna  Chestnut 

Nancy  Rubin 

Barbara  Roth  Krug 

Elsie  Banderas 

Amy  Freer 

Sarah  Collins 

Ronca 

Chris  Olson 

Fernando  Gomez-Benitez 

Erlin  Eclibar 

Keith 

Li  Campanello 

Male  Speaker     ■    -\ 

Joanna  Cullom 

Hulda  Braun 

Carlo  Wilson 

Male  Speaker 

Mike  Richards 

Linda  Huang 

Mary  ■■  -    ' 

Lannie  Adelman  Heaney 

Tom  Morris 

Carlina  Hansen 


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Martha  Hawthorne 
Kelly  Tyne 
George  Turner 
Jacob  Moody 
Male  Speaker 
Dr.  Robin  Randall 
Anissa  Williams 
John  Lopez 
Sandra  Santiana  Mora 
Dale  Mi  I  fay 
Suzanne  Brady 
Rachelle  Gotlieb 
Female  Speaker 
Piers  MacKenzie 
Dr.  Mark  Leary 
Dr.  Richard  Patel 
Dr.  Francis  Lu  " 

Dr.  Heather  Hall 
Dr.  Mel  Blaustein 
Ben  Barreras 
Dr.  Fatima  Imara 
Michael  Lyon 
Espanola  Jackson 
Francisco  Da  Costa 
Mr.  Fatu 
Female  Speaker 


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Rebecca  King  Morrow 

Elaine  Sharpe 

Tony  Robles 

Jorge  PortiUo 

Susan  Marsh 

Terrie  Frye 

Luis  Perona 

Peter  Masiak 

Wendy  Phillips 

Jennifer  Baitey  Carlin 

Nina  Jacli 

Milie  Fisher 

Eric  Brodnicii 

Marisha  Jones 

Ed  Kinchley 

Rita  Lam 

Dr.  Rochelle  Dicl<er 

M/fce  Texada 

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SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 

Privilege  of  the  Floor  . 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  to  suspend 
Rule  4.37  of  the  Rules  of  Order  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  grant 
privilege  of  the  floor  to  the  following  guests.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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Supervisor  Ammiano  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  Certificates  of 
Honor  to  Carta  Johnson,  Jenny  Olson  and  Rinl<,  members  of  the  Lesbian,  ' ,  i    •  j 

Cay,  Bisexual,  Transgender  Community  (LGBT)  in  recognition  of  June  Cay        ,,^   •: 
Pride  Month. 

Supervisor  Peskin  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  a  Certificate  of  ;   * 

Honor  to  Ira  Hirschfield,  President  and  Trustee  of  the  Evelyn  6t  Walter  •, 

Haas,  Jr.  Fund  in  recognition  of  their  generosity  to  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco. 

Supervisor  Peskin  introduced,  welcomed  and  acknowledged  the  efforts  of         .•  -v 
Private  Security  Officers. 


COMMITTEE  REPORTS 


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070723  [State  contract  funds  for  substance  abuse  Mayor  ,  .^ 

treatment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health, 
Community  Behavioral  Health  Services  (DPH-CBHS)  to  enter  into  a  Combined 
Net  Negotiated  Amount  and  Drug  Medi-Cal  Agreement  v^ith  the  State  of 
California  Department  of  Alcohol  and  Drug  Programs  (DADP)  for  the  term  of 
July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2010  in  the  amount  of  $55,825,476  and  for 
the  term  of  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008  in  the  amount  of 
$18,608,492  as  a  condition  of  receiving  state  funds  and  Drug  Medi-Cal 
reimbursement  for  substance  abuse  treatment  and  prevention;  holding  DADP 
harmless  from  any  and  all  claims  resulting  from  the  agreement;  authorizing 
and  designating  the  Director  of  CBHS  to  sign  said  Agreement  and  to  approve 
amendments  for  less  than  ten  percent  (10%)  of  the  contracted  amount. 

Enacted  311-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jev^,  Maxwell, 
McGoldricl<,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070631  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  U.S.  Airways,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  US  Airways,  Inc.,  for  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated 
bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  and  the  execution  of  future  Airport 
leases  with  US  Airways,  Inc.  with  regard  to  In  re:  US  Airways,  Inc.  et  al., 
Debtors,  Case  No.  04-12819  SSM,  United  States  Bankruptcy  Court  for  the 
District  of  Virginia;  and  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the 
•  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 

Commission  against  US  Airways,  Inc.,  for  payment  to  the  Airport  of 
environmental  clean-up  costs  and  agreement  of  a  percentage  allocation  for 
future  clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  v. 
ARCO  et  al.,  Case  No.  C-97-2965  MMC  (N.D.  Cal)  (City  Attorney) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070647  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Teri  Rouse] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Teri  Rouse  against 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $30,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on 
November  10,  2005  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  446-497; 
entitled  Teri  Rouse,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City 
Attorney) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070700  [Settlement  of  Claim  Against  Sprint/Nextel] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  a  claim  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  against  the  Sprint/Nextel  Corporation  for  funding  the  planning  for 
reconfiguration  of  the  City's  800  MHz  Radio  Communications  System.  (City 
Attorney) 

PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070747  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Colonial  American 

Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent 
Builders,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Colonial  American 
Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  against  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  for  payment  to  the  City  of  $450,000;  the 
lawsuit  was  filed  on  October  9,  2002  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case 
No.  CGC  02-413272;  entitled  Division  of  Labor  Standards  Enforcement  v. 
Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  et  al;  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement  are  payment  by  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  and  other 
parties,  to  Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  and  full 
releases  among  all  parties.  (City  Attorney) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070766  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Northwest  Airlines 
Corporation,  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  for  the  settlement  of 
the  litigated  bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  with  regard  to  In  re 
Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  et  al.,  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17930ALG, 
United  States  Bankruptcy  Court  for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and 
authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission  against  Northwest 
Airlines  Corporation,  for  agreement  to  pay  a  percentage  allocation  of  future 
clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et 


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al.,  Case  No.  C-97-2965  AAMC  (N.D.  Cal).  (City  Attorney) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070767  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Delta  Air  Lines  Inc.,  et  i 

al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  the  settlement  of  the  litigated 
bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  with  regard  to  in  re  Delta  Air  Lines 
Inc.,  et  al..  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17923PCB,  United  States  Bankruptcy  Court   .,; 
for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and  authorizing  settlement  of  the 
lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through 
its  Airport  Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  agreement  to  pay  a 
percentage  allocation  of  future  clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et  al.,  Case  No.  C-97-2965  MAAC  (N.D.  Cal). 
(City  Attorney)  ■■^'■ 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  ^    '  '  "' 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070770  [Interim  Government  Funding,  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor 
2008] 

Interim  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all  estimated  receipts 
and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for 
fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 


Administrative  Provisions  were  amended.  (See  File  For  Details) 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  AMENDED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

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070771  [Interim  Public  Employment,  Fiscal  Year  2007-      Mayor 
2008] 

Interim  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual  Budget 
and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30,  2008, 
continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 


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schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070825  [Redevelopment  Agency  Budget] 

Resolution  approving  an  Interim  Budget  of  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008.  (Redevelopment 
Agency) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  338-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  .,      ,,„*.„. 

070839  [Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  Interim   Mayor 
Budget] 

Resolution  approving  the  Interim  Budget  of  the  Treasure  Island  Development 
Authority  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  339-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 

items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 

jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 

have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which  %V^\0 

have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 

address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 

be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 

speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 

the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 

services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 

limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 

President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 


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Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  homelessness 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library  .  »c.v 

Sylvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  health  programs       ''' 


FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

070836  [Final  Map  -  445-701  Wawona  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4184,  a  8  Lot  Subdivision  Project,  located  at 
445-701  Wav\/ona  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  008  in  Assessors  Block  No. 
2540  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning 
Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,885;  District  No.  7)  "■  -■■■.    ■ 

Enacted  M07-74 

Number:  .  ^. 

APPROVED 

070891  [Grant  to  fund  a  project  through  the  HIV  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Epidemiology  Section  of  the  Department  of 
Public  Health] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $19,601  from 
the  Global  Fund  to  Fight  AIDS,  Tuberculosis  and  Malaria  through  the  Regents 
of  the  University  of  California  to  fund  the  Triangulation  Resource  Guide,  and 
to  enter  into  an  agreement  for  the  use  of  these  funds;  for  the  period  of 
September  1,  2006  through  June  3,  2007.  »-'        ' 

Enacted  349-07  '  '       ' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ' 

070893  [Commending  Thomas  E.  Margro]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  commending  Thomas  E.  Margro,  General  Manager  of  BART. 

Enacted  340-07  ^ 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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070894  [Private  Security  Officers]  Supervisors  Pesl<in, 

Elsbernd 

Resolution  encouraging  security  contractors  and  building  owners  to  come  to 
the  bargaining  table  with  the  single  purpose  to  improve  industry  standards 
by  providing  adequate  training  and  increased  wages  and  benefits  for  private 
security  officers. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  360-07 

Number:  ,.      ->■     u"   ,  <. 

ADOPTED 

070895  [State  grant  to  support  environmental  health        Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
through  the  Weights  and  Measures  program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $8,250  from 
the  California  Department  of  Food  and  Agriculture  (CDFA)  supporting  two 
programs,  the  Petroleum  Products  Compliance  Program  and  the 
Weighmaster  Enforcement  Program;  for  the  period  of  July  1,  2007  through 
June  30,  2008. 

Enacted  350-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070896  [Support  "It's  OUR  Healthcare"  principles]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  support  of  the  joint  Labor  and  "It's  OUR  Healthcare"  principles 
developed  by  a  coalition  of  community,  clergy,  labor  and  healthcare 
organizations  and  supporting  those  principles  as  a  means  to  achieving 
affordable,  quality  health  care  for  all  working  Californians. 

Enacted  359-07  ; 

Number:  x,  v  is,;!jr  *     "  '-  -        -  ' 

ADOPTED 

070897  [State  grants  to  support  environmental  health       Supervisor  Maxwell 
projects] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  two  grants  totaling  $4,948.18,  one  from 
the  California  Department  of  Food  and  Agriculture  (CDFA)  and  one  from  the 
California  Department  of  Pesticide  Regulation  (CDPR);  for  the  period  of  July 
1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 

Enacted  351-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070898  [Zoning  -  Extension  of  Planning  Commission  Supervisor  Maxwell 
review  period] 

Resolution  extending  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the  Planning 
Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  to  amend  the 
San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by  amending  Section  319.2  and  319.3  of  the 


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Visitation  Valley  Community  Facilities  and  infrastructure  Fee  and  Fund 
ordinance  to  set  a  lower  fee  level  of  $3.00  per  square  foot  for  principally 
permitted  projects  that  do  not  require  material  General  Plan,  Planning  Code 
or  Zoning  Map  amendments.  ^,^ 


Enacted 
Number: 

ADOPTED 


352-07 


070899  [Extending  the  Asthma  Task  Force  Membership     Supervisor  Maxwell 
to  June  30,  2008] 

Resolution  extending  the  Asthma  Task  Force  Membership  to  June  30,  2008. 


Enacted 
Number: 

ADOPTED 


341-07 


070900  [Urging  the  City  College  of  San  Francisco  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Registered  Nursing  Program  to  adopt  a  residency  Elsbernd 
requirement] 

Resolution  urging  that  the  City  College  of  San  Francisco  Registered  Nursing 
Program  petition  the  Board  of  Governors  pursuant  to  Education  Code  78032 
(a)(3)  to  allow  the  adoption  of  a  residency  requirement  giving  preferential 
admission  to  San  Francisco  residents. 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  357-07 

Number:  '      '  J"''    -  ''^   ■■ 

ADOPTED  ..^,  .   .-.:  -,.^,..   ..■    ;     . 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval  .      , 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

Severed  from  the  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 


0    J-- 


Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it 
might  be  considered  separately. 


Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 


070892  [Directing  City  Staff  to  report  on  actions  to 
restrict  Bisphenol-A  in  children's  products] 

Resolution  directing  San  Francisco's  Department  of  Health  and  Department 
of  the  Environment  to  submit  a  report  with  recommendations  on  potential 
actions  that  can  be  adopted  to  address  risks  to  public  health  from  exposure 
to  Bisphenol-A  and  to  base  that  report  on  the  findings  of  a  National  Institute 
of  Health  review  panel  along  with  the  concerns  of  representatives  of  the 
scientific  and  children's  health  communities. 


Continued  to  June  26,  2007. 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that 


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this  Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammlano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

IMPERATIVE  AGENDA 

Resolution(s),  if  any,  to  be  adopted  within  limits  imposed  by  the  Sunshine 
Ordinance  and  the  Ralph  M.  Brown  Act,  introduced  today,  not  on  the 
printed  agenda.  For  such  resolutions  to  be  considered,  the  Board  must  first 
adopt  the  Serious  Injury  Finding  or  the  Purely  Commendatory  Finding  and 
the  Brown  Act  Finding. Each  motion  requires  8  votes  or  a  unanimous  6  or  7. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  the  resolution(s).  For  such  resolutions  to 
be  considered,  the  Board  must  first  adopt  the  following  two  motions. 


[Purely  Commendatory  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  that  the 
resolution(s)  being  considered  at  this  time  are  purely  commendatory. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  commendatory  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

[Brown  Act  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  by  roll  call  vote  that  for  the 
resolutions  being  considered  at  this  time  there  is  a  need  to  tal<.e  immediate 
action  and  the  need  to  tal<e  action  came  to  the  attention  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  after  the  agenda  was  posted. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  Brown  Act  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

070916  [Honoring  Mabel  D.  Borjal]  Supervisor  Daly 

Resolution  to  recognize  the  valuable  contributions  of  Mabel  D.  Borjal  and 
her  31  years  of  dedicated  service. 

Enacted  342-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 

Ordinances 

070921  [Amendments  to  Minimum  Compensation  Supervisor  Ammiano 


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Ordinance] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  amending 
Sections  12P.2,  12P.3,  12P.4,  12P.5,  12P.6,  12P.7and  12P.8,  and  by  adding 
Sections  12P.5.1,  12P.6.1  and  12P.6.2,  to  amend  the  Minimum 
Compensation  Ordinance  by  making  both  substantive  and  clarifying  changes 
v^ith  respect  to:  the  obligations  imposed  on  Contractors;  notification, 
investigation,  auditing,  inspection,  enforcement  and  settlement  procedures; 
the  withholding  of  contract  payments;  provisions  relating  to  waivers; 
certain  definitions,  including  the  definition  of  Covered  Employees;  an 
increase  in  the  hourly  wage  rate  for  all  employees;  the  assessment  of 
liquidated  damages;  and  the  process  for  determining  whether  a  Contractor 
has  violated  the  Ordinance  and  for  the  administrative  appeal  of  such 
determinations. 

6/19/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee, 
expires  on  6/19/2007.  07/09/07  -  Referred  to  Small  Business  Commission. 


')  '  -• 


070923  [Golden  Gate  Park  Stables  Fund;  City  Matching      Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Funds] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-254,  to  establish  a  fund  for  donations  to  the  Golden  Gate 
Park  Stables  and  to  provide  for  a  City  match  of  $1.00  for  every  $3.00 
donated  to  the  fund,  up  to  $1  million. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee..       •■_^ 


070924  [Development  of  Tidal  Power]  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano 

Ordinance  establishing  that  the  City  should  continue  to  actively  participate 
in  the  development  of  tidal  power  technology  in  order  to  maximize  the 
benefits  to  the  public,  and  that  the  City  should  own  and  control  tidal  power 
technology  and  development  to  the  extent  feasible,  and  establishing  the 
requirement  that  any  proposal  for  the  development  of  tidal  power  that  is 
subject  to  Board  of  Supervisors  approval  must  provide  for  City  ownership  or 
control  unless  the  proposal  demonstrates  that  such  ownership  or  control  is 
not  feasible  or  beneficial  to  the  public  in  the  long  term. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


070925  [Green  Building  Construction  Requirements]         Supervisor  Peskin 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Building  Code  by  adding  Chapter  13C 
to  require  new  or  added  construction  over  20,000  square  feet  to  comply 
with  the  Leadership  in  Energy  and  Environmental  Design  (LEED)  Gold  rating 
or  an  equivalent  green  building  standard  except  for  City  projects,  which  are 
covered  by  Chapter  7  of  the  San  Francisco  Environment  Code,  to  authorize 
the  Director  of  Building  Inspection  to  grant  an  exemption  from  some  of  the 
requirements  on  the  grounds  of  hardship  or  infeasibility,  to  require  the 
Director  to  grant  an  exemption  if  compliance  would  compromise  the 
historical  integrity  of  an  historic  structure,  and  to  encourage  projects  not 
within  the  scope  of  the  ordinance  to  incorporate  as  many  green  building 
standards  into  their  construction  as  is  feasible;  adopting  findings,  including 
environmental  findings  and  findings  required  by  California  Health  &  Safety 


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Code  Section  17958.5. 

6/19/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  7/19/2007. 


070926  [Designating  a  sole  source  contractor  to  provide  Mayor 
healthcare  coverage  to  certain  eligible 
temporary  exempt  as-needed  SEIU  City 
employees] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Human  Resources  to  execute  a 
contract  with  the  San  Francisco  Health  Plan  to  administer  healthcare 
coverage  to  certain  eligible  temporary  exempt  as-needed  City  employees 
who  are  members  of  SEIU  locals  535,  790  and  UHW;  and  granting  a  waiver  to 
the  competidve  procurement  requirements  of  San  Francisco  Administrative 
Code  Chapter  21 . 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


Resolutions  , 

070914  [Accept  and  Expend  State  Grant  -  Department  of  Mayor 

the  Environment]  '     ' 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $90,000  from  the  California  Department  of 
Toxics  Substances  for  the  purpose  of  collaborating  with  California  Green 
Business  Network  members  to  develop  a  regional,  web-based  database  that 
will  help  Green  Business  Programs  manage  and  track  data. 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070916  [Honoring  Mabel  D.  Borjal]  Supervisor  Daly 

Resolution  to  recognize  the  valuable  contributions  of  Mabel  D.  Borjal  and 
her  31  years  of  dedicated  service. 

6/19/07,  ADOPTED. 

070918  [Installing  traffic  island  at  Market  Street  and         Supervisors  Dufty, 
Octavia  Boulevard,  Central  Freeway  on-ramp]       Mirkarimi,  Daly 

Draft  Resolution  approving  the  construction  of  a  raised  median  island  to 
reinforce  the  No  Right  Turn  Regulation  from  Market  Street  to  Central 
Freeway. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


070919  [Rejecting  Water  and  Wastewater  Rates]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Resolution  rejecting  Water  and  Wastewater  Rates  submitted  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  by  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  on  June  13,  2007. 


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(Transmittal  Date  bnilOl  -  Charter  Section  2.109  requires  Board  of 
Supervisors  rejection  within  30  days.)  (Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee.  ■   ^f  z^"  ' 


070920  [Directing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilitities        Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Commission  to  create  and  implement  a  city-v/ide  ,    . 

program  to  track  water  usage  by  City 
department]  ' 

Resolution  directing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  create 
and  implement  a  city-wide  program  to  track  water  usage  by  City 
department. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood      ,-, 
Services  Committee. 


070922  [Temporarily  halting  construction  at  the  Hunters  Supervisor  Daly 
Point  Shipyard] 

Resolution  urging  the  Department  of  Public  of  Health  and  Lennar 
Corporation  to  temporarily  halt  construction  at  the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard 
and  to  contract  with  an  independent  entity  to  conduct  a  health  assessment 
of  the  residents  of  Bay  View  Hunters  Point. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070927  [Grant  of  Regional  Funds  -  Municipal  Mayor 

Transportation  Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $450,000  of  TransLinkr  funds  from  the  Metropolitan  Transportation 
Commission  to  provide  resources  to  oversee  the  installation  and  testing  of 
TransLinkr  equipment  on  Muni  vehicles. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood     . 
Services  Committee.  .      ,       . 


070930  [Requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
apply  for  federal  grants,  seek  waiver  of  property 
taxes  due  the  City,  report  the  physical 
conditions  of  rental  properties  and  status  of 

Resolution  requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  to:  apply  for 
federal  Hope  IV  funding;  seek  Board  approval  of  Payment  in  Lieu  of  Taxes; 
Provide  copies  of  any  HUD  proposed  MOU  regarding  resolution  of  Troubled 
status;  provide  copies  and  status  of  property  management  proposal  for 
Hunter's  Point  redevelopment  area  projects;  provide  a  physical  inspection 
report  of  SFHA  Properties  and  inform  residents  living  in  substandard  housing 
of  their  rights  to  demand  improvements. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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070931  [Seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  Blue  Angels  air  Supervisor  Daly 
show  over  San  Francisco] 

Resolution  seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  annual  Blue  Angels  air  show  over 
the  City  of  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  -••  -    -^  "  ■ 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070932  [Trevor  Hailey  Plaque]  Supervisors  Dufty, 

Ammiano 

Resolution  honoring  the  unparalleled  contributions  of  Trevor  Hailey  and 
recognizing  Trevor  as  the  Castro's  original  unofficial  historian  through  the 
installation  of  a  plaque  at  the  Castro  MUNI  station  honoring  Trevor  Hailey 
and  all  of  her  contributions  to  San  Francisco  and  the  Castro  neighborhood. 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070933  [Declaring  intent  of  the  City  and  County  of  San     Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Francisco  with  regard  to  pending  legislation 
amending  the  Medical  Cannabis  Act  of  2005] 

Resolution  declaring  the  intent  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  not 
to  take  enforcement  action  against  those  medical  cannabis  dispensaries  that 
have  properly  applied  for  the  necessary  permits  before  July  1 ,  2007,  while 
current  legislation  is  pending. 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070934  [Supporting  funding  for  the  Central  Subway]         Supervisors  Peskin, 

Dufty,  Jew 

Resolution  supporting  the  pending  action  by  the  Metropolitan  Transportation 
Commission  to  direct  $100  million  in  state  infrastructure  bond  funding  and 
efforts  by  San  Francisco's  Congressional  Delegation  to  secure  $15  million  in 
Fiscal  Year  2008  Federal  New  Starts  funding  for  the  Central  Subway  project. 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

070935  [Supporting  the  Lorraine  Hansberry  Theatre]        Supervisors  Peskin, 

Dufty,  Mirkarimi, 
■' '-- '  '  ■  Sandoval,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Ammiano, 
Daly 

Resolution  supporting  the  Lorraine  Hansberry  and  its  contributions  to  the 
cultural  life  of  San  Francisco  and  its  Theater  District. 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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070917  [Sava  Pool  Closure]  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Hearing  on  the  Recreation  and  Park  Department's  decision  to  close  Sava  '  ^  '       ^^ 

Pool. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 

Services  Committee. 


PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 

PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS  ,,....   ..  .:,- 

070852  [Contract  funds  to  support  the  STOP  AIDS  Supervisor  Dufty 

Project] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  an  agreement  with  the  STOP  AIDS  Project  and 
expend  funds  in  the  amount  of  $28,410;  for  the  period  of  September  1, 
2006,  through  August  31,  2008.  (Public  Health  Department) 

6/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070853  [Airport  Concession  Lease] 

Resolution  approving  the  Terminal  3  Newsstands  and  Specialty  Store  Lease 
between  Host  International,  Inc.,  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission) 

6/8/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070854  [Airport  Concession  Lease] 

Resolution  approving  the  Technology  Products  Stores  Lease  between  ILJ  San 
Francisco,  LLC,  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and 
through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission) 

6/8/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070873  [Lease  of  Real  Property] 

Resolution  authorizing  extension  of  a  lease  of  real  property  at  617  Mission 
Street  and  101  New  Montgomery  Street  for  the  Department  of  Child  Support 
Services.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

6/11/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.    "  " 


070875  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  650  Fifth  Street, 
Suite  307-309] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Lease  of  3,060  square  feet  of  space  at  650  Fifth 
Street,  Suites  307-309,  for  the  Department  of  Public  Health's  Jail  Health 
Services.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

6/1 1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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Requests  Granted 


From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd  -  ,  • 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Partying  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Periling  and  Traffic  to 
investigate  the  pedestrian  safety  at  the  Muni  stop  (N-Judah)  at  16*^  Avenue 
as  Muni  passengers  disembark  the  train. 

From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd 
To:  Controller 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Inquiring  when  did  the  City  last  start  the  fiscal  year  with 
a  General  Fund  reserve  of  less  than  25M? 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkahmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  mailboxes  and  garbage  cans  at  the 
following  locations:  ,.  .„,, 

Mailboxes 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Octavia  and  Height 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Haight  and  Laguna 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Post  and  Steiner 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Laguna 

Garbage  Cans 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Willard 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Hayes  and  Laguna 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkahmi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  news  stands  at  the  following  locations: 

•  Southeast  comer  of  Broderick  and  Oak  (Chronicle) 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Pine  and  Divisadero  (Examiner) 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Parnassus  and  Stanyan  (Examiner) 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Fillmore  and  O'Farrell  (Bay  Guardian) 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Hayes  and  Divisadero  (Advertiser)  *  ■ 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Haight  and  Masonic  (Onion) 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  the  following  locations: 


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Light  Switch  Box 


Northwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Webster 
Northwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Divisadero 
Northwest  corner  of  Divisadero  and  Post 
Northeast  corner  of  Pierce  and  Oal< 
Northeast  corner  of  Webster  and  Oak 
Northeast  corner  of  Oal<  and  Laguna 


Phone  Switch  Box 


vXV:-\/- 


•  Southeast  corner  of  Pine  and  Brodericl< 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Brodericl<  .    .^. 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Post  and  Steiner  -i,,,^ 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Willard 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  >.'  -^  ..i' 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report  on 
the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
locations:  ,,, 

Emergency  Boxes:  *,.,;.  ,;  ,    .-, 


•  Southeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Scott 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Pine  and  Buchanan 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Clayton  and  Parnassus 

•  Near  Carl  and  Willard 


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Fire  Hydrant  ,,.>..<•  "  '    '      ■"'''-  '"     '■■ 

I'    "* 
•   Southwest  corner  of  Steiner  and  Ellis  ■  .. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works       >"-•"*''  '     ■  ».  >  -  \r- 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report  on 
the  status  of  tree  pruning  and  maintenance  of  trees  on  the  corner  of  17^^  and 
Belvedere.  Trees  may  belong  to  property  595-599  Belvedere  (street  signs  are 
not  visible  because  trees  are  untrimmed). 

From:  Supervisor  f\/lirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  ■■■■■■' 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report  on 
the  status  of  repairing  multiple  potholes  at  the  following  location:  100  block  of 
Frederick  (more  on  South  side  of  street). 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  >..        ,  .1 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report  on 
the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  property  locations: 


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•  400Haight 

•  2218  Pine 

•  2254  Pine 

•  2263  Pine 

•  1964  Post 

From:  Supervisor  Miri<arimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parl<ing  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  ttie  Department  ofParl<ing  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  repairing  street  identification  sign  "Laguna"  at  tfie 
Soutfieast  corner  of  Laguna  and  6t/s/?. 

From:  Supen/isor  Mirl<arimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Partying  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parl<ing  signs  located  on  both 
sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following  locations: 

•  Oak  between  Clayton  and  Masonic 

•  Grow  between  Buchanan  and  Laguna 

•  Pine  between  Laguna  and  Fillmore  (mostly  the  black  frames) 

•  Post  between  Pierce  and  Steiner 

•  Carl  between  Arguello  and  Cole  ^' 

•  Parnassus  between  Stanyan  and  Clayton 

•  Carl  between  Arguello  and  Cole 

•  Oak  between  Divsadero  and  Pierce 

•  Between  Buchanan  and  Laguna 

•  Broderick  and  Pine  to  Geary  (mostly  the  black  frames) 

•  Belvedere  between  Rivoli  and  Parnassus 

•  Clayton  between  Frederick  and  Parnassus 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  repainting  of  a  crosswalk  at  the  east  side  of  O'Farrell  and 
Steiner 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  DPT  property  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  "One  Way"  sign  (sticker  removal)  on  Southwest  corner  of  Fillmore  and 
Geary 

•  "One  Way"  sign  on  Fell  and  Broderick 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signal  at  all  four  corners  of  Buchanan  and  Oak 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  Signal  at  all  four  corners  of  Oak  and  Cole 

•  Handicap  signs  at  Kezar  stadium  across  from  637  Fredrick 

•  "Stop "  sign  on  Northeast  corner  of  17^^  and  Belvedere 

•  Muni  pole  sign  at  Muni  stop  on  Frederick  and  Willard 

•  Parking  meters  on  Post  between  Steiner  and  Webster  (both  sides) 


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From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 


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Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report  on 
the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  locations: 


•  Northeast  corner  of  Hayes  and  Laguna 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Brodericl< 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Carl  and  Willard 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Haight  and  Buchanan 

•  249  Carl 

•  269  Carl 

•  All  poles  on  Stanyan  and  Willard 

•  1126  Stanyan 

•  All  four  corners  of  Parnassus  and  Clayton 


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In  Memoriams 

Brianna  Wilcox  -  Entire  Board 

Trevor  Hailey  •  Supervisor  Dufty 

Khalil  Daoud  Habash  ■  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Edivaldo  "Eddie"  Sanchez  -  Supervisor  Ammiano 

William  Hutchinson  ■  Entire  Board 

Milie  Benke  ■  Entire  Board 


Louis  Mulkey  -  Entire  Board 
Mark  Kelsey  -  Entire  Board 
Bradford  Baily  -  Entire  Board 
Michael  French  ■  Entire  Board 


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James  Drayton  -  Entire  Board 
Brandon  Thompson  -  Entire  Board 

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Melven  Champaign  -  Entire  Board 


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Angela  CaMUo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  July  24,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative  Chamber.  Citizens  are 
encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board  and  to  its 
members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102.  USING  UPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall 
Media  Services  at  (415)  554-4933  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 
presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 
advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 
test  their  computer.  THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAIUBLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244, 
RECEPTION  DESK.  Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at 

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Board  meetings  are  cablecast  on  SF  Cable  26.  For  video  tape  copies  and  scheduling 
call  (415)  554-4188. 


(415)  554-7703 


Disability  access 

The  Legislative  Chamber  and  the  Committee  Room  in  City  Hall  are  wheelchair 

accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26. 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large 

print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (415) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  of  the 

meeting  v/ill  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies. 


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environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 
at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 
and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 
accommodate  these  individuals. 


Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  viev^  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
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Tuesday,  June  26,  2007    - 
2:00  PM 
Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 
Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELAALIOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McGOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  GERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


MIchela  AUoto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbemd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
Sandoval. 


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Members  Excused:         None. 

Members  Absent:  None,    .nfvjv -^     ■'•i.h.v.  •  **■.".-.» 


ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:05  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum.  »» 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  present  at  2:07  p.m. 

APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 


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Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  to  approve  the 
Board  Meeting  Minutes  of  May  22,  2007.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 


CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 


070529  [Gift  of  Equipment  to  Fire  Department] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Department  to  accept  a  gift  of 
a  1988  CMC  flatbed  truck  with  a  lift  hoist  valued  at  $14,779  from  the  Pacific 
Gas  and  Electric  Company  for  emergency  preparedness,  training,  public 
safety  and  related  purposes.  (Fire  Department) 

Enacted  368-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070624  [Apply  for.  Accept  and  Expend  State  Grant  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Department  of  the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  apply  for, 
accept  and  expend  grant  funds,  available  only  for  public  agencies  in 
California,  in  the  amount  of  $361,553  from  the  California  Air  Resources 
Board  (CARB)  for  the  purpose  of  purchasing  low-polluting  construction 
equipment  and  retrofitting  existing  construction  equipment  with  pollution 
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Enacted  373-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  „,    „       ^,- 

070626  [Grant  to  support  the  Public  Health  Laboratory     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Director  Training  Program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  funds  from  the  California  Department  of 
Health  Services,  Division  of  Communicable  Disease  Control  for  the  Public 
Health  Laboratory  Director  Training  Program,  in  the  amount  of  $300,655,  for 
the  period  of  April  1,  2007  through  March  31,  2009. 

Enacted  369-07      ,- 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■i  - 

070629  [Accept- Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Mayor's  Office      Mayor,  Supervisor 
of  Criminal  Justice  (MOCJ)]  Ammiano 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Criminal  Justice  (MOCJ)  to 
accept  and  expend  funds  in  the  amount  of  $2,550,932  from  the  State 
Corrections  Standards  Authority  (CSA),  from  funds  made  available  under 
Senate  Bill  736  -  known  as  the  Juvenile  Justice  Crime  Prevention  Act 
(JJCPA)  -  for  programs  and  approaches  that  have  been  demonstrated  to  be 
effective  in  reducing  delinquency,  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  to  June  30, 
,  2008.  ,      . 

Enacted  375-07     '    '       '      '         '      ^.j^V  ;''  , 

Number:  '    ' 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070850  [Accept  and  Expend  State  Grant  -  Department  of  Mayor 
the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  grant  funds,  available  only  for  public  agencies  in  California,  in  the 
amount  of  $110,880  from  the  California  Air  Resources  Board  for  the  purpose 
of  upgrading  Compressed  Natural  Gas  (CNG)  fueling  stations  at  Cesar  Chavez 
and  Golden  Gate  Park. 

Enacted  374-07 

Number:  '^  o       ' 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  '^ 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070716  [MOU,  Amendment  No.  1  -  SEIU,  Locals  535,  790  Mayor 
and  United  Healthcare  Workers  -  West] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  Sen  Francisco  and  the  Service  Employees  International  Union, 
Locals  535,  790  and  United  Healthcare  Workers  -  West,  relating  to  certain 
wages,  hours,  and  working  conditions. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)        ' "'  "'" 


Enacted  152-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070717  [MOU,  Amendment  No.  1  -  International  Mayor 

Brotherhood  of  Electrical  Workers,  Local  Union  f  •  '- 

6,  AFL-CIO] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1 ,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  International  Brotherhood  of  Electrical 
Workers  Local  Union  6,  AFL-CIO,  by  amending  the  parties'  agreement  with 
respect  to  certain  wages,  hours,  and  working  conditions. 

(Fiscal  impact. ) 


Enacted  153-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070718  [MOU,  Freight  Checkers,  Clerical  Employees  a      Mayor 
Helpers,  Local  856  (Supervising  Registered 

Nurses,  Unit  11.B.)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Freight  Checkers, 
Clerical  Employees  &  Helpers,  Local  856  (Supervising  Registered  Nurses, 
Unit  1 1  .B.),  to  be  effective  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  164-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070719  [MOU,  Amendment  No.  1  -  Laborers  Mayor 
International  Union,  Local  No.  261] 


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Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Laborers  International  Union,  Local  No. 
261 ,  by  amending  the  parties'  agreement  to  allocate  funds  related  to 
programs  for  Environmental  Service  Workers. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  163-07  ,^    ,,  -^    ■■■■■' 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,         ;  , 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,^,,^ 


n.: 


070722  [MOU,  SEIU,  Local  790  Staff  a  Per  Diem  Nurses]    Mayor 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Service  Employees 
International  Union,  Local  790  Staff  &  Per  Diem  Nurses,  to  be  effective  July  ,    . 

1,  2007  through  June  30,  2010.  •■  " 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  162-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee  "' 

07041 1  [Requiring  the  City  to  give  public  notice  of  the      Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
termination  or  expiration  of  a  lease  from  the 

School  District  to  the  City,  when  the  City  has  /5    .  -  j  '  ! .' ,.  « 

used  the  leased  property  in  a  manner  directly  »  .  ^ 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding  •  .  ' 

Section  23.28,  to  require  the  City  to  give  public  notice  of  the  termination  or 
expiration  of  a  lease  of  property  from  the  San  Francisco  Unified  School  ,  ^  _ 

District  to  the  City,  when  the  City  has  used  the  property  under  the  lease  in 
a  manner  directly  serving  the  public. 

Enacted  159-07  '  "'  '    *' 

Number:  .>i 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  | 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,         ;  ! 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  h_ 

070084  [Shelter  Monitoring  Committee]  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano 

f  Ordinance  amending  sections  20.302,  20.303,  20.304,  and  20.312  of  the  San 

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Health  to  provide  administrative  support  for  the  Shelter  Monitoring 
Committee;  2)  broaden  the  purpose  of  the  Shelter  Monitoring  Committee  by 
authorizing  it  to  assess  City  policies  that  affect  shelter  clients;  3)  require 
Committee  members  to  keep  certain  information  confidential;  4)  designate 
divisions  within  the  Department  of  Human  Services  and  the  Department  of 
Public  Health  from  which  Committee  members  may  be  appointed;  5)  require 
City  departments  to  respond  to  reasonable  requests  for  information  from 
the  Shelter  Monitoring  Committee  within  15  days,  and  6)  eliminate  the 
Committee's  obligation  to  prepare  annual  reports  with  the  Local  Homeless 
Coordinating  Board. 


Enacted  150-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PA-^SED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070631  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  U.S.  Airways,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  US  Airways,  Inc.,  for  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated 
bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  and  the  execution  of  future  Airport 
leases  with  US  Airways,  Inc.  with  regard  to  In  re:  US  Airways,  Inc.  et  al.. 
Debtors,  Case  No.  04-12819  SSM,  United  States  Bankruptcy  Court  for  the 
District  of  Virginia;  and  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  US  Airways,  Inc.,  for  payment  to  the  Airport  of 
environmental  clean-up  costs  and  agreement  of  a  percentage  allocation  for 
future  clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  v. 
ARCO  et  al..  Case  No.  C-97-2965  MMC  (N.D.  Cal)  (City  Attorney) 

Enacted  154-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  A'.ioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070647  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Teri  Rouse] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Teri  Rouse  against 

the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $30,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on 

November  10,  2005  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  446-497; 

entitled  Teri  Rouse,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  .. 

Attorney) 

Enacted  158-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070700  [Settlement  of  Claim  Against  Sprint/Nextel] 

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Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  a  claim  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  against  the  Sprint/Nextel  Corporation  for  funding  the  planning  for 
reconfiguration  of  the  City's  800  MHz  Radio  Communications  System.  (C'ty 
Attorney) 

Enacted  151-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070747  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Colonial  American 

Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent  >   ' 

Builders,  Inc.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Colonial  American 
Casualty  and  Surety  Company  and  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  against  the  City      ^^ 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  for  payment  to  the  City  of  $450,000;  the 
lawsuit  was  filed  on  October  9,  2002  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case 
No.  CGC  02-413272;  entitled  Division  of  Labor  Standards  Enforcement  v. 
Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  et  al;  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement  are  payment  by  Competent  Builders,  Inc.,  and  other 
parties,  to  Colonial  American  Casualty  and  Surety  Company,  and  full 
releases  among  all  parties.  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  157-07  ■;  •        ,  < 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  ::»:>■;-;'      . 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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070766  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Northwest  Airlines 
Corporation,  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
i  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 

Commission  against  Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  for  the  settlement  of 
the  litigated  bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  with  regard  to  In  re 
Northwest  Airlines  Corporation,  et  al..  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17930ALG, 
United  States  Bankruptcy  Court  for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and 
authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission  against  Northwest 
Airlines  Corporation,  for  agreement  to  pay  a  percentage  allocation  of  future 
clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et 
al..  Case  No.  C-97-2965  AAMC  (N.D.  Cal).  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  156-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070767  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Delta  Air  Lines  Inc.,  et 
aL] 


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Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  the  bankruptcy  claim  filed  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport 
Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  the  settlement  of  the  litigated 
bankruptcy  claim  between  the  Airport  with  regard  to  In  re  Delta  Air  Lines 
Inc.,  et  al..  Debtors,  Case  No.  05-17923PCB,  United  States  Bankruptcy  Court 
for  the  Southern  District  of  New  York;  and  authorizing  settlement  of  the 
lawsuit  filed  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through 
its  Airport  Commission  against  Delta  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  for  agreement  to  pay  a 
percentage  allocation  of  future  clean-up  costs  with  regard  to  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  v.  ARCO  et  al.,  Case  No.  C-97-2965  MMC  (N.D.  Cal). 
(City  Attorney) 


Enacted  155-07  -^i. ;- t «: A  ..;;!!■ -^fc:^    'ihj.v  :: 

Number:  > » i  ..v 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070770  [Interim  Government  Funding,  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor 
2008] 

Interim  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all  estimated  receipts 
and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for 
fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 


Enacted  149-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  to  rescind  the 
previous  vote.  ( 

Motion  to  rescind  tiie  previous  vote  passed  without  objection. 


FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 


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070771  [Interim  Public  Employment,  Fiscal  Year  2007-     Mayor 
2008] 

Interim  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual  Budget 
and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30,  2008, 
continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  i.  lo' 


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Enacted  148-07 

Number:  '  '    ''•■-'  '  «• 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  IMrkarimi,  moved  to  rescind  the 
previous  vote.  -  _ 

Motion  to  rescind  the  previous  vote  passed  without  objection. 


FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,     ^      ^ 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

Recommendations  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 


070715  [Unrepresented  Employees]  Mayor,  Supervisor 

McGoldrick 

Ordinance  fixing  compensation  for  persons  employed  by  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  whose  compensations  are  subject  to  the  provisions  of 
Section  A8.409  of  the  Charter,  in  job  codes  not  represented  by  an  employee 
organization,  and  establishing  working  schedules  and  conditions  of 
employment  and,  methods  of  payment,  effective  July  1 ,  2007. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  was  previously  excused  from  voting  on  this  matter. 

Enacted  160-07 

Number: 

'       FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 


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Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

070720  [MOD,  Amendment  No.  1  -  Municipal  Executives'  Mayor 
Association,  AFL-CIO] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  Amendment  #1,  the  agreement  that 
amends  the  2006-2009  Memorandum  of  Understanding  between  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  Municipal  Executives'  Association,  AFL-CIO, 
relating  to  Management  Training  Funds. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  was  previously  excused  from  votins  on  this  matter. 

Enacted  161-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PAiSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Elsbernd 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070830  [Official  Advertising  -  Type  1  consecutive-day 
official  advertising] 

Resolution  designating  the  Examiner  and  the  Chronicle  as  the  official 
newspaper  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  category  of  Type 
1  consecutive-day  official  advertising,  from  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30, 
2008.  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 


Enacted  361 -07 

Number:  .  ^r.     ..  -    if  In; 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070831  [Official  Advertising  -  Type  2  non-consecutive 
day  official  advertising] 

Resolution  designating  the  Examiner  and  the  Chronicle  to  be  the  official 
newspaper  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  category  of  Type 
2  non-consecutive  day  official  advertising,  from  July  1 ,  2007  through  June 
30,  2008.  {Office  of  Contract  Administration) 


Enacted  362-07  ^     .  , 

Number:  --*m  ,  ," 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Daly  ^ 


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070832  [Outreach  Advertising  -  Outreach  newspapers] 

Resolution  designating  El  Reportero  to  be  the  outreach  newspaper  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  Hispanic  community;  San  Francisco 
Bay  View  to  be  the  outreach  newspaper  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  for  the  African  American  community;  and,  the  Asian  Week,  China 
Press,  World  Journal,  and  Sing  Tao  to  be  the  outreach  newspapers  of  the    , 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  Chinese  Community,  to  provide 
outreach  advertising  services  from  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 
(Office  of  Contract  Administration) 


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Enacted  355-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070883  [Outreach  Advertising]  Supervisor  Dufty 

Resolution  designating  The  Bay  Area  Reporter  and  The  San  Francisco  Bay 
Times  to  be  the  outreach  newspapers  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  for  the  Lesbian,  Gay,  Bisexual,  Transgender 
Community,  to  provide  outreach  advertising  services  from  July  1 ,  2007 
through  June  30,  2008. 

Enacted  354-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  "     '  '     "'-  ''    ■ 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070834  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  Mayor 

Specified  Contracted-Out  Services  Previously       ^i       ■,  , 
Approved] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services 
previously  approved  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost 
than  similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees,  for  the 
following  services:  convention  facilities  management,  central  shops 
security,  janitorial  and  security  services  (Administrative  Services);  body 
removal  services  (Medical  Examiner);  budget  analyst  (Board  of  Supervisors); 
security  services  (Public  Works);  community  services  (District  Attorney); 
security  services  (Human  Services  Agency);  Project  S.A.F.E.  (Police);  and 
jail  food  services  (Sheriff). 

Enacted  366-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070886  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 

contracted-out  services  previously  approved  for  ' 

Juvenile  Probation] 


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Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services 
previously  approved  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost 
than  similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  shelter  and 
intake  services  at  the  Department  of  Juvenile  Probation 

Enacted  370-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070452  [Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachments  -  Public  right-of-  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
way  occupancy  assessment  fee] 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Section  723.2  to  clarify  that  the 
public  right-of-way  occupancy  assessment  fee  for  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments  applies  to  specified  building  permits  and  to  all  subsidewalk 
basements. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070042  [Liquor  License  Transfer,  1 369  Folsom  Street] 

Resolution  determining  that  the  transfer  of  a  Type  48  on-sale  general  public 
premises  license  from  289  8th  Street  to  1369  Folsom  Street  (District  6)  to 
John  Gardiner  and  Joseph  Banks  for  the  Hole  in  the  Wall  Saloon  will  will 
serve  the  public  convenience  and  necessity  of  the  people  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  in  accordance  with  Section  23958.4  of  the 
California  Business  and  Professions  Code,  with  conditions. 


Enacted  367-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

061537  [Repeal  of  Planning  Commission  alternative  Supervisor  Peskin 

review  process] 

Ordinance  amending  Planning  Code  Section  306  and  Administrative  Code 
Sections  2A.53  and  31.04  to  repeal  provisions  that  are  void  by  their  own 
terms  and  concern  an  alternative  review  process  if  the  Planning  Commission 
were  unable  to  meet  because  a  majority  of  its  members  has  not  been 
nominated,  approved,  and  sworn  in  to  office. 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammlano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  -v.,  :.i 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■ 

070628  [Describing  the  Limits  on  the  Redevelopment        Mayor,  Supervisor 

Agency's  Use  of  Eminent  Domain  to  Acquire  Real  Peskin  ■'-''  "  -' 

Property  in  Existing  Redevelopment  Plan  Project    ,  ^^  i'   - 

Areas] 

Ordinance  describing  the  limits  in  existing  redevelopment  plans  on        ''   '^•'  '  •    '-'■ 
acquisition  of  real  property  by  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and  • ' 

County  of  San  Francisco  through  the  use  of  eminent  domain,  in  compliance  , 

with  a  new  requirement  of  the  California  Community  Redevelopment  Law.  ^ 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  ", 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070681  [Zoning  -  Pacific  Avenue  Individual  Area  Supervisor  Peskin  ' 

Neighborhood  Commercial  District] 

Ordinance  adding  Planning  Code  Sections  732  et  seq.  to  establish  the  Pacific  ,j 

Avenue  Individual  Area  Neighborhood  Commercial  District,  as  specifically 
defined  herein  and  generally  encompassing  the  length  of  Pacific  Avenue 
from  Polk  Street  to  Taylor  Street;  deleting  Section  236,  the  Garment  Shop  ,| 

Special  Use  District;  amending  the  City's  Zoning  Map  Sectional  Maps  1 ,  1 H,  . 

2,  and  2H  to  reflect  the  boundaries  of  the  Pacific  Avenue  Neighborhood 
Commercial  District,  other  associated  zoning  changes,  and  related  changes 
to  height  and  bulk  districts  and  amending  Zoning  Map  Sectional  Map  1  SU  to 
delete  the  Garment  Shop  Special  Use  District;  and  making  environmental 
findings  and  findings  of  consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  priority 
policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 . 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

-i.  }i  v..  ■■  ■. 

070764  [Changing  Official  Sidewalk  Width  -  Jessie  .      " 

Street] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  1061  entitled  "Regulating  the  Width  of 
Sidewalks"  by  adding  thereto  Section  1 574  to  change  the  official  sidewalk 
width  on  the  northerly  side  of  Jessie  Street  westerly  of  Ecker  Street;  making 
environmental  findings  and  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  requiring  relocation,  modifications,  or    - 
both  of  facilities  affected  by  the  sidewalk  width  change.  (Public  Works 
Department) 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor. 
PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 

070270  [Charter  Amendment  -  Limiting  hold-over  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  Ammiano 

commissions] 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  add  Section  4.101.5  to  limit  hold-over 
service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  commissions  v^hose  terms  have 
expired. 

Continued  to  July  10,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole. 

Supervisor  flsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070677  [Charter  Amendment  -  Requiring  the  Mayor  or      Supervisors  Elsbernd, 
four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

Supervisors  proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to    Alioto-Pier,  Maxwell 
the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the  Board 
of  Supervisors 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.113  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  or  four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to  the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  first  for  a  public  hearing. 


Continued  to  July  10,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070939  [Charter  Amendment  -  Prior  Board  review  of         Supervisors  Elsbernd, 
initiatives  submitted  by  the  Mayor  or  four  or         McGoldrick,  Ammiano, 
more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  Peskin,  Alioto-Pier, 

limiting  hold-over  service  by  members  of  City       Maxwell 
boards  and 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.113  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  or  four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to  the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  first  for  a  public  hearing,  and  to  add  Section  4.101.5  to 
limit  hold-over  service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  commissions  whose 
terms  have  expired. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  to  combine 
File  No.  070270  and  File  No.  070677  to  create  File  No.  070939. 

Continued  to  July  10,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole. 


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Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this     '      '  - 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote:  \     • 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  r.  ■ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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Recess 

The  Board  recessed  at  the  hour  of  3:22  p.m. 

Reconvening  of  the  Board  ■> 

The  Board  reconvened  at  the  hour  of  3:30  p.m. 

CalUns  the  Roll  ■r\        •    .• 

The  following  Supervisors  were  noted  present:  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew, 
Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  -  8  :<  •. 

Supervisors  Ammiano  and  Dufty  were  noted  present  at  3:34  p.m.      ■   '  •        .' 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 


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Privilege  of  the  Floor 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  to  suspend 
Rule  4.37  of  the  Rules  of  Order  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  grant 
privilege  of  the  floor  to  the  following  guests.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  "  ' 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  welcomed,  introduced,  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  Lieutenant  Thomas  Catchings  of  the  Sheriff's  Department,  on  the 
occasion  of  his  retirement.  Sheriff  Michael  Hennessey  thanked  the  Board 

and  commended  Lt.  Catchings. 

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Supervisor  Peskin  welcomed,  introduced,  and  presented  Certificates  of 
Honor  to  Scott  Shaw  and  Nelson  Wong,  Department  of  Public  Works,  on  the 
occasion  of  their  retirement. 


Recess  ' '  :■'.!>'■>  av:-''' 

The  Board  recessed  at  the  hour  of  3:37 p.m. 
Reconvening  of  the  Board  M  ■' i'^':;.-     .•   "  ■ 

The  Board  reconvened  at  the  hour  of  4:01  p.m.    >        , 

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Calling  the  Roll 

The  following  Supervisors  were  noted  present:  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty, 
Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■  9 

Supervisor  McColdrick  was  noted  present  at  4:06  p.m. 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 


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Supervisor  Jew  Excused  From  Voting 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  Jew,  at  his  request,  from  voting  on  File  Nos,  070694,  070695, 
0707696  and  070697  because  of  possible  conflict  of  interest.  The  motion 
carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

070694  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Determination  of 

Exemption  from  Environmental  Review  for  2462 
-  27th  Avenue] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department's  determination  that  a  project  at  2462  -  27th  Avenue  (Building 
Permit  Application  No.  2005.10.14.5610,  Case  No.  2006.0378D)  is  exempt 
from  environmental  review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act 
(CEQA).  The  proposal  would  remove  the  bedroom  at  the  rear  of  the  building 
and  construct  a  three-story  horizontal  addition  at  the  rear  of  the  building 
and  a  one-story  vertical  addition.  The  vertical  addition  would  set  back  11' 
from  the  front  building  wall  and  measure  53'  in  depth.  There  will  be  a  new 
roof  deck  built  into  the  roof  within  the  11'  front  setback  area  on  a  single 
family  dwelling,  located  in  a  RH-1  (Residential,  House,  One-Family)  District 
and  a  40-X  Height  and  Bulk  District  (Assessor's  Block  2399,  Lot  026). 
(Appellant:  Stephen  M.  Williams) 

(Filed  May  15,  2007;  companion  measure  to  070695,  070696,  070697; 
District  4. ) 

Stephen  Williams,  Attorney  for  the  appellant 

Male  Speaker,  in  support  of  appellant 

Sylvia  Johnson,  in  support  of  appellant 

Karen  Mitchell,  in  support  of  appellant 

Miriam,  in  support  of  appellant 

Harriet  Julinus,  in  support  of  appellant 

Jennifer  Ng,  in  support  of  appellant  \ 


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Nancy  Wuerfel,  in  support  of  appellant  »,  <=. 

Inge  Norton,  in  support  of  appellant  ,:-  ■  ■  ri^,  t-vAr^',  ;-^}  •  i-.,  -v 

Joseph  Mclnerny,  in  support  of  appellant  v 

Chris  Mitchell,  in  support  of  appellant  -     '"     in-^vi  ,  ■    .  v-^  ■, 

Vincent  Marsh,  in  support  of  appellant 

Paul  Maltzer  and  Sophie  Middlebrool<,  Representatives  of  the  Planning 
Department,  reviewed  with  the  Board  the  Planning  Department's 
recommendation. 

Judy  Rensler,  Attorney  for  the  project  sponsor 

Rebuttal:  • 

Stephen  Williams,  Attorney  for  the  Appellant 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed.  .  ,..>       'hi-M  ^  ;f' ;  *^     }\ '  ■ 


HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 

070695  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for 
2462-27th  Avenue] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
2462-27th  Avenue  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Elsbernd,  Maxwell 

Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

Excused:  1  -Jew  ^    ■     ■  ■  .     <■! 

070696  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  issued        J  ^     ..  '  •    • 
for  2462-27th  Avenue] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
2462-27th  Avenue  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Enacted  M07-76  .  . 

Number:  n 

'  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 

Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

,  ^  .J        Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
'-.   '       Peskin,  Sandoval  „ 

Absent:  1  -Alioto-Pier  .     ', 


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Excused:  1  -  Jew  t 

070697  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  2462- 
27th  Avenue  project] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  project  at 
2462-27th  Avenue  is  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Enacted  M07-77       /      '^    ^V, 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 
Excused:  1  -  Jew 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:30 


070708  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Final  Mitigated 
Negative  Declaration  -  3400  Cesar  Chavez 
Street] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  adopted  and  issued  on  April  19,  2007,  approving  a  Final 
Mitigated  Negative  Declaration  (File  No.  2005.0030E),  for  the  proposed 
demolition  of  the  existing  building  and  construction  of  a  new  four-story 
building  that  would  house  a  Walgreens  store  and  up  to  three  other  small 
retail  spaces  on  the  ground  floor,  as  well  as  60  one-,  two-,  and  three- 
bedroom  owner-occupied  residential  units  above.  The  building  would  be 
about  1 15,000  gross  square  feet  in  size  and  approximately  50  feet  in  height. 
A  total  of  about  97  parking  spaces  would  be  provided,  with  most  located  in 
a  basement  parking  garage.  The  ground-floor  retail  stores  would  serve  as  a 
podium  for  a  residential  courtyard  above.  Access  to  the  residential  and 
employee  parking  garage  would  be  from  Bartlett  Street,  while  access  to 
surface-level  customer  parking  for  the  retail  stores  would  be  from  Cesar 
Chavez  Street.  The  project  site  is  located  within  an  NC-3  (Moderate  Scale 
Neighborhood  Commercial)  zoning  district  and  within  a  50-X  height  and  bulk 
district  in  the  Mission  neighborhood.  (Appellant:  Nick  Pagoulatos  on  behalf 
of  the  Mission  Anti-displacement  Coalition.) 

(Filed  May  22,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070709,  070710,  070711, 
District  9.) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  mitigated  negative  declaration 
decision  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues 


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you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or 
in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 

070709  [Affirming  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 

declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  "  >  ;•,  -''i    "     ' 

Project]  /     .  J: 

Motion  affirming  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 


-> 


070710  [Reversing  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 
declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street 

Project]  ' 

Motion  reversing  the  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

070711  [Preparation  of  findings  to  reverse  adoption  of 
the  mitigated  negative  declaration  for  3400 
Cesar  Chavez  Street] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  reversing  the 
Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated  negative  declaration 
for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  * 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 


COMMITTEE  REPORTS 


070721  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Police  Officers"  Association   Mayor 
(SFPOA)] 


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Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Police 
Officers'  Association  (SFPOA),  to  be  effective  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30, 
201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirl<arimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 


ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 


PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abudullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to 
homelessness 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  v/ith  issues  related  to  the  Public  Library 

Gene  Eplett;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  City's  budget 

Eugene  Gordon,  Jr. ;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  violations  of 
human  rights 

Otto  Duffy;  expressed  concern  with  various  issues 

John  Di  Donna;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  Octavia  Boulevard 

Female  Speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  police 
officers  pay 

Rev.  Amos  Brown;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  conduct  of 
Board  members  during  Board  meetings 

Male  Speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  City's  priorities 
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Peter  Wiesaudt;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  taxi  cab  drivers 

Vicky  Lydner;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  Blue  Angels 

Richard  Robinson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  homelessness 

Sylvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  various  issues        "^ 

Richard  Knee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  related  to  the  Blue  Angels 

Female  Speaker;  requested  clarification  on  what  can  be  presented  at 
general  public  comment  at  Board  meetings  \ 


Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  absent  at  3:08  p.m. 

FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

070914  [Accept  and  Expend  State  Grant  -  Department  of  Mayor 
the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $90,000  from  the  California  Department  of 
Toxics  Substances  for  the  purpose  of  collaborating  with  California  Green 
Business  Network  members  to  develop  a  regional,  web-based  database  that 
will  help  Green  Business  Programs  manage  and  track  data. 

Enacted  353-07  .  -  ;      ' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ...:  <■,-<,.:;,...;=,•;•:■,.':-         ■      ,    -  :,,./,.-; 

070932  [Trevor  Hailey  Plaque]  Supervisors  Dufty, 

Ammiano 

Resolution  honoring  the  unparalleled  contributions  of  Trevor  Hailey  and 
recognizing  Trevor  as  the  Castro's  original  unofficial  historian  through  the 
installation  of  a  plaque  at  the  Castro  MUNI  station  honoring  Trevor  Hailey 
and  all  of  her  contributions  to  San  Francisco  and  the  Castro  neighborhood. 

U 

Enacted  363-07  .    .  ,       s,  ^    . 

Number:  .  /'■  [ 

ADOPTED  .  .       ■         . 

070934  [Supporting  funding  for  the  Central  Subway]         Supervisors  Peskin, 

Dufty,  Jew 

Resolution  supporting  the  pending  action  by  the  Metropolitan  Transportation 
Commission  to  direct  $100  million  in  state  infrastructure  bond  funding  and 
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Fiscal  Year  2008  Federal  New  Starts  funding  for  the  Central  Subway  project. 

Supervisors  Dufty  and  Jew  requested  to  be  added  as  co-sponsors. 
Enacted  371-07   -  '     »    »  «■«* »,  t- .mj..  .  Mte^u^- 

Number: 

ADOPTED         '       '     '    ''    ' 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Anmiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  n     afe 

Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier  „         .,i. .   .■, 

Severed  From  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070892  [Directing  City  Staff  to  report  on  actions  to  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

restrict  Bisphenol-A  in  children's  products] 

Resolution  directing  San  Francisco's  Department  of  Health  and  Department 
of  the  Environment  to  submit  a  report  with  recommendations  on  potential 
actions  that  can  be  adopted  to  address  risks  to  public  health  from  exposure 
to  Bisphenol-A  and  to  base  that  report  on  the  findings  of  a  National  Institute 
of  Health  review  panel  along  with  the  concerns  of  representatives  of  the 
scientific  and  children's  health  communities. 


Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 

070930  [Requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
apply  for  federal  grants,  seek  waiver  of  property 
taxes  due  the  City,  report  the  physical 
conditions  of  rental  properties  and  status  of 

Resolution  requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  to:  apply  for 
federal  Hope  IV  funding;  seek  Board  approval  of  Payment  in  Lieu  of  Taxes; 
Provide  copies  of  any  HUD  proposed  MOU  regarding  resolution  of  Troubled 
status;  provide  copies  and  status  of  property  management  proposal  for 
Hunter's  Point  redevelopment  area  projects;  provide  a  physical  inspection 
report  of  SFHA  Properties  and  inform  residents  living  in  substandard  housing 
of  their  rights  to  demand  improvements. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 


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REFERRED  to  the  Public  Safety  Committee,  .  ■  \nUk> 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070931  [Seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  Blue  Angels  air  Supervisor  Daly 
show  over  San  Francisco] 

Resolution  seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  annual  Blue  Angels  air  show  over 
the  City  of  San  Francisco. 


A  4."^-^. 


(No  Economic  Impact) 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 
REFERRED  to  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight  Committee. 


Supervisor  Jew  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might  be 
considered  separately. 


070933  [Declaring  intent  of  the  City  and  County  of  San     Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Francisco  with  regard  to  pending  legislation 
amending  the  Medical  Cannabis  Act  of  2005] 

Resolution  declaring  the  intent  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  not 
to  take  enforcement  action  against  those  medical  cannabis  dispensaries  that 
have  properly  applied  for  the  necessary  permits  before  July  1,  2007,  while 
current  legislation  is  pending. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  Jew  from  voting  on  this  matter, due  to  a  possible  conflict  of     ' 
interest. 

Motion  to  excuse  Supervisor  Jew  from  voting  on  this  matter  was  passed 

without  objection. 

Enacted  372-07  w-'^     -  • 

Number:  ^  , 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 
Excused:  1  -  Jew 

070935  [Supporting  the  Lorraine  Hansberry  Theatre]        Supervisors  Peskin, 
.      ,.  ,f.,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi, 

Sandoval,  Maxwell, 
"■  McGoldrick,  Ammiano, 

Daly 

Resolution  supporting  the  Lorraine  Hansberry  and  its  contributions  to  the 
cultural  life  of  San  Francisco  and  its  Theater  District. 

■  V     ■  ■,     :  a  .  "..-■     T;    r    .^-  ■    -, 

Supervisor  Maxwell  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


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Supervisors  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Ammiano,  and  Daly  requested  to  be 

added  as  a  co-sponsors. 

Enacted  364-07  .'.'   "i.  -v   ~      .,:",, 

Number:  . '^   o 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Alioto-Pier 

IMPERATIVE  AGENDA 

Resolution(s),  if  any,  to  be  adopted  within  limits  imposed  by  the  Sunshine 
Ordinance  and  the  Ralph  M.  Brown  Act,  introduced  today,  not  on  the 
printed  agenda.  For  such  resolutions  to  be  considered,  the  Board  must  first 
adopt  the  Serious  Injury  Finding  or  the  Purely  Commendatory  Finding  and 
the  Brown  Act  Finding.  Each  motion  requires  8  votes  or  a  unanimous  6  or  7. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  the  resolution(s).  For  such  resolutions  to 
be  considered,  the  Board  must  first  adopt  the  following  two  motions. 


[Purely  Commendatory  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  that  the 
resolution(s)  being  considered  at  this  time  are  purely  commendatory. 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  commendatory  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

[Brown  Act  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  by  roll  call  vote  that  for  the 
resolutions  being  considered  at  this  time  there  is  a  need  to  take  immediate 
action  and  the  need  to  take  action  came  to  the  attention  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  after  the  agenda  was  posted. 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  Brown  Act  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070940  [Honoring  Tim  King  for  his  37  years  of  dedicated  Supervisor  Dufty 
service  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 
and  declaring  Friday,  June  29th,  2007  as  Tim 
King  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Resolution  honoring  Tim  King  for  his  37  years  of  dedicated  service  to  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  declaring  Friday,  June  29th,  2007  as 
Tim  King  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  365-07 

Number: 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  ADOPTED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION  ..;...,: 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor 
Ordinances 

070947  [Exempting  Wind  Turbines  from  Height  Limits  in  Supervisor  Ammiano 
Bernal  Heights] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by  amending  Section 
242  (e)(1  )(D)  to  exempt  certain  wind  power  generators  from  height  ,    ,     , 

limitations  within  the  Bernal  Heights  Special  Use  District.  "'      '   '^  ■" 

(No  Economic  Impact)  '.  • "" 

6/26/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  ; 

Development  Committee,  expires  on  7/26/2007.  Sponsor  requests  that  the 
item  be  referred  to  Rules  Committee  for  public  hearing. 


070828  [Open  Space  Fund  Financing]  Mayor 

Ordinance  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  lease  revenue  bonds  payable 
from  the  Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  Fund  to  finance  various  park 
projects  as  further  described  herein;  approving  the  form  of  a  First 
Amendment  to  Site  Lease  by  and  between  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  Finance  Corporation  (the  "Corporation")  and  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  (the  "City")  relating  to  certain  City-owned  properties 
located  in  the  City  (as  further  described  herein);  approving  the  form  of  a 
First  Supplemental  Lease  by  and  between  the  Corporation  and  the  City; 
approving  the  form  of  a  First  Supplemental  Trust  Agreement  by  and  '  r 

between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee  (including  certain  indemnities 
contained  therein);  approving  the  form  of  an  Assignment  Agreement  by  and 
between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee;  approving  the  form  of  an  official 
notice  of  sale  and  a  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue  bonds; 
directing  the  publication  of  the  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue 
bonds;  approving  the  form  of  an  official  statement  in  preliminary  and  final 
form;  approving  the  form  of  a  continuing  disclosure  certificate;  authorizing 
the  payment  of  costs  of  issuance;  authorizing  reimbursement  of  certain 
expenditures;  authorizing  the  establishment  of  a  contingency  fund;  adopting 
findings  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act  and  findings 
pursuant  to  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  ratifying  previous  actions 
:  taken  in  connection  therewith.  -■  r-  - 

(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  Committee.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 
6/1  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

6/26/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Supervisor  Peskin  submitted  a  substitute  ordinance 
bearing  same  title. 

6/26/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070961  [Recreation  and  Park  Commission-Authorization  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
to  Modify  Golf  Course  Hours  and  Fees;  Creation 
of  Golf  Course  Task  Force]  .t         .  -? 


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Ordinance  adding  Section  12.46  to  Article  12  of  the  San  Francisco  Park  Code 
to  authorize  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to  modify  golf  course 
hours  and  fees;  and  to  create  a  Golf  Course  Task  Force  that  will  evaluate 
measures  to  reduce  General  Fund  support  for  operation  and  maintenance  of 
golf  courses,  and  explore  alternative  revenue  sources. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 
07/09/07  -  Referred  to  Planning  for  determination  of  environmental  impact. 
07/20/07  -  Response  received  from  Planning,  exempt  from  CEQA.07/26/07  - 
Fee  ad  placed  for  the  meeting  of  August  8,  2007. 


Resolutions 


070930  [Requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
apply  for  federal  grants,  seek  v/aiver  of  property 
taxes  due  the  City,  report  the  physical 
conditions  of  rental  properties  and  status  of 

Resolution  requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  to:  apply  for 
federal  Hope  IV  funding;  seek  Board  approval  of  Payment  in  Lieu  of  Taxes; 
Provide  copies  of  any  HUD  proposed  MOU  regarding  resolution  of  Troubled 
status;  provide  copies  and  status  of  property  management  proposal  for 
Hunter's  Point  redevelopment  area  projects;  provide  a  physical  inspection 
report  of  SFHA  Properties  and  inform  residents  living  in  substandard  housing 
of  their  rights  to  demand  improvements. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  to  Public  Safety  Committee.  Supervisor  Elsbernd 
requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 


070931  [Seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  Blue  Angels  air  Supervisor  Daly 
show  over  San  Francisco] 

Resolution  seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  annual  Blue  Angels  air  show  over 
the  City  of  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/19/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight  Committee. 
Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 


070940  [Honoring  Tim  King  for  his  37  years  of  dedicated  Supervisor  Dufty 
service  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 
and  declaring  Friday,  June  29th,  2007  as  Tim 
King  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Resolution  honoring  Tim  King  for  his  37  years  of  dedicated  service  to  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  declaring  Friday,  June  29th,  2007  as 
Tim  King  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 


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(No  Economic  Impact)  i  . 

6/26/07,  ADOPTED.  ;;  r  ;  :  <>;'., 


070952  [Urging  regulation  of  the  left-turn  lane  from  Fell  Supervisor  Mirkarimi     ■  j 
Street  onto  Masonic  Avenue  in  order  to  increase  ^     s  -vji 

the  safety  of  bicyclists  and  pedestrians] 

Resolutions  urging  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  create  a  traffic 
signal  phase  solely  for  bicycle  and  pedestrian  traffic  crossing  Masonic  .,;.u 

Avenue  and  a  separate  left-turn  signal  for  motorists  turning  left  from  Fell 
Street  onto  Masonic  Avenue. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE       ■ 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070953  [Supporting  AB  508  to  amend  the  State  Welfare    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
and  Institutions  Code] 

Resolution  in  support  of  Assembly  Bill  508,  which  would  amend  Section 
18901 .3  of  the  State  Welfare  and  Institutions  Code  in  order  to  fully  repeal 
the  ban  on  drug  felons'  eligibility  to  receive  Food  Stamps. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070954  [Miles  For  Peace-  Cyclists  Traversing  the  World     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
for  a  Cause] 

Resolution  commending  Miles  For  Peace  for  advocating  the  pacifist  message 
of  Iranian  people  to  other  nations  around  the  world  through  the  creative  use 
of  a  European  and  North  American  bike  ride  between  the  dates  of  May  10th, 
2007andJuly  11th,  2007. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070955  [Declaring  July  22,  2007  as  San  Francisco  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Theater  Day  in  San  Francisco] 

Resolution  declaring  Saturday,  July  22,  2007  as  San  Francisco  Theatre  Day. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING.  ' 


070956  [Issuance  and  Sale  of  Revenue  Bonds  -  Schools  of  Supervisor  Sandoval 
I  the  Sacred  Heart] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  revenue  bonds  by  the  ABAG 


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Finance  Authority  for  Nonprofit  Corporations  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $33,000,000  to  finance  educational  projects  owned 
and  operated  by  the  Schools  of  Sacred  Heart  -  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070957  [Urging  the  California  State  Legislature  to  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

oppose  Assembly  Bill  830] 

Resolution  urging  the  California  State  Legislature  to  oppose  Assembly  Bill 
830  which  would  allow  for  the  continued  degradation  of  our  public  spaces 
through  the  conversion  of  existing  billboards  along  California's  landscaped 
highways  to  a  digital  format. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070958  [Competitive  bidding  of  City  contracts  for  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Property  Management  and  Supportive  Housing]     Ammiano,  Mirkarimi, 

McGoldrick 

Resolution  calling  on  the  Department  of  Public  Health  to  issue  a  Request  for 
Proposal  for  Property  Management  and  Supportive  Housing  services. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


070963  [Directing  City  staff  to  report  on  actions  to  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

restrict  Bisphenol-A  in  children's  products] 

Resolution  directing  San  Francisco's  Department  of  Public  Health  and 
Department  of  the  Environment  to  submit  a  report  with  recommendations 
on  potential  actions  that  can  be  adopted  to  address  risks  to  public  health 
from  exposure  to  Bisphenol-A  and  to  base  that  report  on  the  findings  of  a 
National  Toxicology  Program  report  along  with  the  concerns  of  interested 
parties  including  representatives  of  the  scientific  and  children's  health 
communities. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  for  Hearing 

■     .  ■.  -t"       "  '  ■■'.  _    ■  ■  i 

070941  [Metro  Charter  School  lease  to  occupy  the  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Newcomer  High  School  campus] 

Hearing  on  the  Metro  Charter  School  lease  to  occupy  the  Newcomer  High 
School  campus.  1 )  What  was  the  process  by  which  the  Newcomer  school  was 

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leased  to  the  Metro  Charter  School?  2)  Where  do  the  Metro  students  live?  3) 
What  public  outreach  was  conducted  prior  to  signing  the  lease? 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  and  School  District  Select 

Committee.  '«" 

070942  [Sunset  Boulevard  Landscaping  Maintenance         Supervisor  Jevr 
issues] 

Hearing  to  determine  why  Sunset  Boulevard  has  been  allowed  to  become 
overgrown  with  dead  grass  and  other  plantings  on  both  sides  of  Sunset         '. 
Boulevard,  to  establish  a  remedial  maintenance  schedule,  and  to  provide 
public  assurance  should  the  state  of  Sunset  Boulevard  result  in  a  fire  or 
safety  hazard  to  nearby  property  owners. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ,  ,,.     :^  ,/>-         -  -    •. 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070943  [City's  golf  course  revenue  collection  practices     Supervisor  McGoldrick 
and  expenditures] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  request  of  the  Controller  to  perform  a  review  of  the 
City's  golf  course  revenue  collection  practices  and  expenditures. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ;    -  ■ 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070944  [Removal  of  the  trash  receptacles  in  the  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Richmond  District] 

Hearing  to  discuss  the  removal  of  the  trash  receptacles  at  various  locations 
in  the  Richmond  District,  how  it  has  affected  the  small  businesses  and 
residents,  requesting  that  the  trash  receptacles  be  replaced  immediately  to 
all  locations  including:  1)  Park  Presidio  NW  corner  bus  stop,  2)  15th  Avenue 
NW  corner  in  front  of  711  and  SW  corner,  3)  16th  Avenue  SW  corner,  4)  17th 
Avenue  NE  corner  Geary  Mall,  NW  corner,  5)  18th  Avenue  NE  corner,  SW  and 
SE  corners,  6)  19th  Avenue  NE,  SE  and  NW  corners,  7)  20th  Avenue  SE  and 
NE  corners,  and  8)  21st  AVenue  NE. 

(No  Economic  impact) 

•  •  •-  J       6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


Motions  '1       o 

070945  [Legislative  Analyst  Request  -  Elected  official's     Supervisor  McGoldrick 
code  of  conduct] 

Motion  requesting  the  Legislative  Analyst  to  look  into  best  practices  on 
elected  official's  code  of  conduct. 


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(No  Economic  Impact) 

biniQl,  ASSIGNED  to  Board  of  Supervisors.  Scheduled  for  Board 
consideration  July  10,  2007. 


070946  [Amending  the  Rules  of  Order  Governing  the         Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 
Board  of  Supervisors]  Dufty 

Motion  amending  the  Rules  of  Order  Governing  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
adopt  a  Code  of  Conduct. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ^j    v-    ' . 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 


070901  [Contracting  Process  for  San  Francisco  General 
Hospital  Rebuild  Project] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Works  to  issue  a  Request  for 
Proposals  for  the  services  of  a  Construction  Manager/General  Contractor  for 
the  San  Francisco  General  Hospital  Rebuild  Program  and  to  award  a  contract 
for  such  services  based  on  the  best  qualifications  and  fee.  This  ordinance 
further  authorizes  the  Director  to  negotiate  and  obtain  prices  from  certain 
core  subcontractors  and  to  allow  them  to  become  subcontractors  to  the 
CM/GC,  provided  said  prices  are  validated  by  City-retained  cost  estimators. 
(Public  Works  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

6/15/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070904  [Permits  for  communications  companies  and 
equipment] 

Ordinance  amending  Chapter  1 1 ,  Article  1  of  the  San  Francisco 
Administrative  Code  by  amending  Sections  11.1  and  11 .9  to  authorize  state 
video  franchise  holders  and  personal  wireless  service  carriers  to  obtain 
utility  conditions  permits,  requiring  persons  installing  personal  wireless 
service  facilities  in  the  public  rights-of-way  to  obtain  personal  wireless 
service  facilities  site  permits,  imposing  fees  for  personal  wireless  service 
facilities  site  permits,  and  making  environmental  findings.  (Public  Works 
Department) 

6/18/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  7/26/2007. 


PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


070902  [Master  Agreements  for  Federal  and  State 
transportation  funds] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Works  or  his  or  her  designee  to 
execute  Master  Agreements  between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 


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through  its  Department  of  Public  Works,  and  the  California  Department  of         ■■< 
Transportation.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/1 5/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

PROPOSED  MOTIONS  "     ' 

Requests  Granted 

From:  Supervisor  McColdrick 


•A ,     ^  \ 


To:  City  Attorney 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  City  Attorney  to  draft  legislation  that 
would  require  removal  of  illegal  wheat  paste  posters  within  24  hours  of 
notice  and  strengthen  penalties  (through  fines  among  other  things)  levied 
on  violators  and  repeat  violators.  Additionally,  the  Supervisor  requests  the 
City  Attorney  draft  legislation  to  authorize  the  Department  of  Public  Worlis 
to  be  able  to  immediately  abate  the  illegal  wheat  pasted  blight  after  the  '-' 

violator  does  not  comply  within  24  hours,  and  escalate  penalties  against 
the  violator  in  terms  of  fees,  fines,  costs  of  abatement  and  possible  permit 
withdrawing/ withholding  in  this  case. 

From:  Supervisor  Daly  .^  "    . 

To:  City  Attorney 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  City  Attorney  to  promote  ethical 
work  place  standards  for  elected  officials  and  public  employees.  The 
proposed  legislation  should  raise  to  the  highest  standards  the  City's 
provisions  against  sexual  harassment  and  preventing  hostile  work 
environments.  To  that  end  the  legislation  should  prohibit  sexual  relations 
between  supervisors  or  managers  and  employees,  making  supervisors  and 

.  managers  the  responsible  parties  for  such  relationships;  prohibit  and  enact 

penalties  on  intoxication  and  substance  abuse  during  meetings  of  advisory 
bodies,  boards,  commission  and  legislative  bodies;  and  promote  higher 

'f[  standards  of  attendance  of  elected  and  appointed  officials  at  official  public 

^:  meetings. 

In  Memoriams 

Dante  R.  Del  Chiaro  -  Supervisor  Sandoval  >: ,  > 

Judy  Black  -  Supervisors  Elsbernd,  Dufty,  and  Daly  .. 

John  Kendall  Redmond  ■  Supervisor  Ammiano  ..  .     ' 

Special  Board  of  Supervisors  /Aeeting 
Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

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June  25,  2007        ;• 

At  the  hour  of  1:47  p.m.  Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  present  at  the 
Budget  and  Finance  meeting  creating  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 
A  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  was  convened. 

Present:  Supervisors  Peskin,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Eslbernd, 
McGoldrick 

070887  Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that 
services  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than 
similar  work  performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  golf  course 
maintenance  services  at  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park. 

Recessed  to  June  28,  2007: 

Ayes:  5  -  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd 

At  the  hour  of  2: 17 p.m.  Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent  and  there 
was  no  longer  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

The  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  adjourned  at  2: 17  p.m. 


Special  Board  of  Supervisors  Meeting 

Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

June  28,  2007 

At  the  hour  of  12:47  p.m.  Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  present  at  the 
Budget  and  Finance  meeting  creating  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 
A  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  was  convened. 

Present:  Supervisors  Peskin,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd,  and 
Sandoval 

070778  Hearing  to  consider  the  Annual  Budget  for  Administrative  Services, 
Public  Workj,  Telecommunications  St  Information  Services,  Child  Support 
Services,  Human  Services  Agency,  Public  Health,  Asian  Art  Museum,  Art 
Commission,  Children,  Youth  St  Families,  Children  and  Families 
Commission,  Fine  Arts  Museums,  Academy  of  Sciences,  County  Education 
Office,  War  Memorial,  and  Department  on  the  Status  of  Women  for  fiscal 
year  2007-2008. 

Tabled  by  the  following  votes: 

Ayes:  5  -  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd 

At  the  hour  of  1:05  p.m.  Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent  and  there 
was  no  longer  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

At  the  hour  of  2:48  p.m.  Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  present  at  the 
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Budget  and  Finance  meeting  creating  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 
A  Special  Board  of  Supervisors  meeting  was  reconvened. 

Present:  Supervisors  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirlcarimi,  Elsbernd, 
McGoldrick 

070887  Resolution  concurring  witii  the  Controller's  certification  that 
services  can  be  performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than 
similar  wor/c  performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  golf  course 
maintenance  services  at  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park. 

Referred  without  recommendation  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Daly,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd 

At  the  hour  of  3: 16  p.m.  Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent  and  there 
was  no  longer  a  quorum  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 


ADJOURNMENT 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  9:40 
p.m. 

Angela  CaMllo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 


Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  July  31,  2007. 


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Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  v^hich 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative  Chamber.  Citizens  are 
encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board  and  to  its 
members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102.  USING  LAPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall 
Media  Services  at  (415)  554-4933  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 
presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 
advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 
test  their  computer.  THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAILABLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244, 
RECEPTION  DESK.  Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at 

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accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26. 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

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The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

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There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 

environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 

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and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 

accommodate  these  individuals. 

Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  view  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
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MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  July  10,  2007  . 
2:00  PM 
Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 
Regular  Meeting 


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Board  of  Supervisors 


AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  ALIOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McGOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  GERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


Michela  AUoto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Cerardo 
Sandoval. 


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Members  Absent:  None. 


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ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meetins  was  called  to  order  at  2:06  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum. 


APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  to  approve 
the  Special  Board  Meeting  Minutes  of  April  20,  2007.  The  motion  carried 
by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

070452  [Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachments  -  Public  right-of-  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
way  occupancy  assessment  fee] 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Section  723.2  to  clarify  that  the 
public  right-of-way  occupancy  assessment  fee  for  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments  applies  to  specified  building  permits  and  to  all  subsidewalk 
basements. 


Enacted  165-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

061537  [Repeal  of  Planning  Commission  alternative  Supervisor  Peskin 

review  process] 

Ordinance  amending  Planning  Code  Section  306  and  Administrative  Code 
Sections  2A.53  and  31 .04  to  repeal  provisions  that  are  void  by  their  own 
terms  and  concern  an  alternative  review  process  if  the  Planning  Commission 
were  unable  to  meet  because  a  majority  of  its  members  has  not  been 
nominated,  approved,  and  sworn  in  to  office. 


Enacted  168-07 

Number: 


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FINALLY  PASSED 

070628  [Describing  the  Limits  on  the  Redevelopment        Mayor,  Supervisor 
Agency's  Use  of  Eminent  Domain  to  Acquire  Real  Peskin 
Property  in  Existing  Redevelopment  Plan  Project 
Areas] 

Ordinance  describing  the  limits  in  existing  redevelopment  plans  on 
acquisition  of  real  property  by  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  through  the  use  of  eminent  domain,  in  compliance 
with  a  new  requirement  of  the  California  Community  Redevelopment  Law. 

Enacted  170-07 

Number:  \- 

FINALLY  PASSED 

070681  [Zoning  -  Pacific  Avenue  Individual  Area  Supervisor  Peskin 

Neighborhood  Commercial  District] 

Ordinance  adding  Planning  Code  Sections  732  et  seq.  to  establish  the  Pacific 
Avenue  Individual  Area  Neighborhood  Commercial  District,  as  specifically 
defined  herein  and  generally  encompassing  the  length  of  Pacific  Avenue 
from  Polk  Street  to  Taylor  Street;  deleting  Section  236,  the  Garment  Shop 
Special  Use  District;  amending  the  City's  Zoning  Map  Sectional  Maps  1,  1H, 
2,  and  2H  to  reflect  the  boundaries  of  the  Pacific  Avenue  Neighborhood 
Commercial  District,  other  associated  zoning  changes,  and  related  changes 
to  height  and  bulk  districts  and  amending  Zoning  Map  Sectional  Map  1  SU  to 
delete  the  Garment  Shop  Special  Use  District;  and  making  environmental 
findings  and  findings  of  consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  priority 
policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  »; 


Enacted  167-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

070764  [Changing  Official  Sidewalk  Width  -  Jessie 
Street] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  1061  entitled  "Regulating  the  Width  of 
Sidewalks"  by  adding  thereto  Section  1 574  to  change  the  official  sidewalk 
vfldth  on  the  northerly  side  of  Jessie  Street  westerly  of  Ecker  Street;  making 
environmental  findings  and  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  requiring  relocation,  modifications,  or 
both  of  facilities  affected  by  the  sidewalk  width  change.  (Public  Works 
Department) 


Enacted  166-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  '       ^ 

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070655  [Traffic  Regulations]  '      ., 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  traffic  regulations  on  various  streets. 


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RIGHT  TURN  ONLY  ONTO  CARTER  STREET  -  ESTABLISH 
Walbridge  Street,  eastbound  onto  Carter  Street 

NO  TURN  ON  RED  -  RESCIND 

Geneva  Avenue,  eastbound,  at  Carter  Avenue  and  Walbridge  Street 

ONE-WAY  STREET  -  ESTABLISH 

Florentine  Street,  southbound  (uphill),  from  Mission  Street  to  Brunswick 

Street 

LEFT  LANE  MUST  TURN  LEFT  -  ESTABLISH 

Buchanan  Street,  northbound,  at  Hermann  Street  (Parking  and  Traffic 

Department) 

(5/3/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street.  DPW  Order  No.  3356) 

Enacted  385-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

From  the  Board  - 

070966  [Adopting  findings  related  to  disapproving  the 
categorical  exemption  issued  for  2462  27th 
Avenue] 

Motion  adopting  findings  related  to  disapproving  the  determination  by  the 
Planning  Department  that  the  2462  27th  Avenue  project  is  categorically 
exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California  Environmental 
Quality  Act.  (Board  of  Supervisors) 

Supervisor  Jew  was  previously  excused  from  voting  on  this  matter. 
Enacted  M07-82 


Number:  | 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote:  ' 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Elsbernd 

Excused:  1  -  Jew  '  '■' 


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Recommendation  of  the  Public  Safety  Comrm'ttee 

070721  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Police  Officers'  Association   Mayor 
(SFPOA)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Police 
Officers'  Association  (SFPOA),  to  be  effective  July  1,  2007  through  June  30, 
2011. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  169-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

NEW  BUSINESS 


Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070773  [Government  Funding  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor 

2008] 

Consolidated  Budget  and  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all 
estimated  receipts  and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  ■      .     >        >. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070774  [Public  Employment  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008]    Mayor 

Consolidated  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual 
Budget  and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30, 
2008,  continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


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Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070826  [Redevelopment  Agency  Budget  and  Bonds] 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008,  approving  the 
issuance  by  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  Bonds  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  of  not  to  exceed  $125,800,000  to  finance  a  portion  of 
redevelopment  activities  described  in  such  approved  Budget  for  fiscal  year 
2007-2008;  and  approving  additional  General  Fund  loans  to  the  .n 

Redevelopment  Agency  in  the  aggregate  amount  of  $463,000,  consisting  of  a  :: 

$303,000  loan  to  complete  a  potential  redevelopment  plan  for  the  Visitacion 
Valley  Survey  Area  and  a  $160,000  loan  for  Bayview  Hunters  Point  Survey 
Area  C  planning  costs.  (Redevelopment  Agency) 

v. 
(Fiscal  Impact.)  (Supervisor  Mirkarimi  dissented  in  committee.) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070840  [Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  Budget]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Treasure  Island  Development 
Authority  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008. 

(Fiscallmpact.) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070739  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce 
Development  to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$200,000  in  FY  2006-07  from  the  Private  Industry  Council  of  San  Francisco, 
Inc.  for  workforce  development  administration,  contracting,  and  data 
management,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to  provide  for  the 
creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 


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Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkahmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070740  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce        •     ■ 
Development  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $5,765,890  in 
FY  2007-2008  from  the  California  Employment  Development  Department  for 
workforce  development,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to 
provide  for  the  creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070808  [Increasing  fees  for  certain  services  provided  by  Mayor 
the  Medical  Examiner] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  Section  8.14,  by 
raising  the  fees  for  removal  of  remains,  cremation  services,  and  making 
environmental  findings. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070809  [San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  -  First  Mayor  .  -^  v 
Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee]                                                    ,      ,•  .i 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  289-98  (Sec.  10.193-1  of  the 
Administrative  Code  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco)  establishing 
the  First  Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee,  to  remove  reference  to  Penal 
Code  Section  647(b),  to  allow  the  Office  of  the  District  Attorney  to  send  all 
eligible  prostitution-related  offenders  to  the  department's  First  Offender 
Prostitution  Program  (FOPP)  diversion  class. 

''■■''''-'-'       Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070810  [Patient  Rates  -  Public  Health]  Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Section  128  of  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  to  set 
patient  rates  and  other  services  provided  by  the  Department  of  Public 
Health,  effective  July  1,  2007. 


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Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

0708 11  [Public  Works  Code  -  Fees  for  various  permits]      Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Sections  2.1.1,  2.1.2,  and  724.1  to 
update  and  codify  various  permit  fees,  including  permits  for  caf,  tables  and 
chairs,  commemorative  plaques,  debris  boxes,  driveways,  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments,  pipe  barriers,  sidewalks,  street  encroachments,  street 
improvements,  temporary  street  space  occupancy;  and  making 
environmental  findings. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070812  [Amending  Subsections  of  Section  106  of  the  San  Mayor 
Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain 

Fire  Department  services  and  permits] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  Sections  106.2, 
106.3,  106.7,  106.8,  106.9,  106.10,  106.11,  106.15,  106.17  and  Tables  106- B 
and  106-C  of  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain  Fire 
Department  services  and  permits,  to  become  operative  on  its  effective  date 
or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

07081 3  [Amending  Sections  of  the  San  Francisco  Mayor 
Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase 
certain  Fire  Department  licensing  fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings,  amending  Sections  90,  93,  93.1, 
94,  236,  237,  238,  239,  240,  241,  242,  243,  244,  245,  246  and  247  of  the  San 
Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase  licensing  fees  for 
certain  permits  issued  by  the  Fire  Department,  and  repealing  Section  242.1 
of  the  San  Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code,  to  become 
operative  on  its  effective  date  or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070815  [Recreation  and  Park  Department -Athletic  Mayor  ^     - 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.36,  to  revise  the  fee  schedule  for  use  of 
athletic  fields. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this     '-•  '■'■- 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  follov/ing  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070816  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Harding  Park  Mayor 

Fees]  -  ^,.  f. 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.12,  to  revise  the  time  for  super  twilight  play,  to  , 

establish  fees  for  shotgun  tournaments,  and  to  authorize  the  Recreation  and 
Park  Commission  to  approve  special  promotions  not  to  exceed  a  20% 
discount  of  the  applicable  rate. 

•  . .      ,  -  ■      ■ .      ■>:'.'::•■'*•' . 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote:  '  ^ 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070817  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Clubhouse      Mayor 
Rental  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.21,  to  increase  the  fees  for  renting  clubhouses 
in  San  Francisco  parks. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  ^" 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070818  [Recreation  and  Park  Department -Junior  Golf     Mayor 
Tournament  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.43,  to  establish  fees  for  Junior  and  Family  golf 
tournaments. 

•:;5v^,    .■    ■     -  '■:■  - 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  ■  .■ 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070819  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Program  Mayor 

Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.44,  to  establish  a  fee  structure  for  recreational 
programs,  subject  to  the  review  and  approval  of  the  Recreation  and  Park 
Commission. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070820  [Recreation  6  Park  Department  -  Reservation        Mayor 
Administrative  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  by  adding  Section  12.45  to  establish  administrative  fees. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070821  [Recreation  6  Park  Department  -  Change  to  Mayor 
Resident  Golf  Card  Fee] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.32,  to  increase  the  annual  fee  for  San  Francisco 
Resident  Golf  Cards  from  $40.00  to  $45.00  and  imposing  administrative  fees. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070822  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Wedding         Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.07,  to  increase  the  fees  for  holding  weddings  in 
San  Francisco  parks. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070823  [Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund]  Mayor,  Supervisor 


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Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-275,  to  create  a  Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund.  (Mayor) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoidrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbemd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070849  [Establishing  the  HOPE  SF  Fund  and  provide  for    Mayor,  Supervisor 
appropriations  to  the  Fund]  Maxwell 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 

Section  10.100-370,  to:  establish  the  HOPE  SF  Fund;  direct  the  City  to       '  ""  -     ' 

appropriate  $5,000,000  to  the  Fund  for  FY  2007-2008  and  set  City  policy  ' " 

regarding  future  appropriations  to  the  Fund;  identify  the  permitted  uses  of 

moneys  so  deposited;  and,  set  forth  provisions  for  the  administration  of  such 

fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

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Continued  to  July  17,  2007  f  •   -j!)   h^'  i 

Supervisor  McGoidrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  -      "' 

070702  [Second  Amendment  to  Catholic  Charities 

Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island]  '  '         .'A 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Catholic  Charities  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority)  ;  . 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoidrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoidrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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070703  [Second  Amendment  to  Community  Housing        '  "^^       -  ■'" 
Partnership  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on 

Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Community  Housing  Partnership  to  add  42  residential 
units  to  the  premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge 
and  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 


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Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoidrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 


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Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070704  [First  Amendment  to  Haight  Ashbury  Free 
Clinics  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure 
Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Haight  Ashbury  Free  Clinics  to  increase  utility  rates. 
(Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070705  [First  Amendment  to  Rubicon  Programs  Sublease 
of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Rubicon  Programs  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070706  [First  Amendment  to  Swords  to  Plowshares 
Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Swords  to  Plowshares  to  Increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070707  [Second  Amendment  to  Walden  House  Sublease 
of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Walden  House  to  add  12  residential  units  to  the 
premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge  and  to  increase 
utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 


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Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,    .  "  . 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070824  [Approval  of  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the      Mayor 
Human  Services  Care  Fund] 

Resolution  approving  the  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the  Human  Services 
Care  Fund. 

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Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070888  [Jurisdictional  transfer  of  property  from  DRW  to  Mayor 
HSA] 

Resolution  transferring  jurisdiction  of  certain  real  property  located  at  1 
Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4720,  Lot  7;  the  Sojourner  Truth  Child 
Care  Center),  200  Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4710,  Lot  6;  the  MLK 
Nursery  School),  100  Whitney  Young  Circle  (Assessors  Block  4711,  Lot  6;  the 
Earl  P.  Mills  Community  Center),  and  1030  Oakdale  Avenue  (Assessors  Block 
4714,  Lot  7;  the  Captain  William  Sorey  Nursery  School),  from  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  to  the  Human  Services  Agency. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  ---< 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  •  ' 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■  .  r 

070827  [Disbursements  from  Budget  Savings  Fund]  Mayor  '  "^' 

Resolution  approving  disbursements  from  the  Budget  Savings  Incentive  Fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  '        >'-' 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070885  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor  .         ,    ". 

contracted-out  services  for  Department  of 
Elections] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 


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performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  absentee  voter  ballot         "  - 
distribution  services  for  Department  of  Elections. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

From  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  Without 

Recommendation  i? 

070887  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  for  Recreation  and  Park] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 
performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  golf  course  maintenance  J^ 

services  at  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Parks. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 

Development  Committee  -^    v    ;    o  'j 

070657  [Repealing  expired  and  superceded  provision        Supervisor  McGoldrick 
establishing  Heavy  Truck  Loading  Zones] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by  repealing  expired  M 

Section  33.3.1  establishing  heavy  truck  loading  zones,  and  making  a 
conforming  change  to  Section  132  to  eliminate  the  penalty  for  violating 
Section  33.3.1.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor.     '■■ 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,. 

070658  [Eliminating  obsolete  peddler  permitting  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
program  that  expired  in  1989] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by  amending  Section  68 
to  remove  obsolete  references  to  Traffic  Zone  No.  1  and  an  expired 
permitting  program  for  peddlers.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

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Supervisor  McGoldrick  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor. 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070659  [Establishing  restrictions  on  trucks  and  buses  on  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
portions  of  Broderick,  Ellis,  and  Eddy  Streets 
and  St.  Joseph's  Avenue] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Sections 
1183.37  through  1183.40  and  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by 
adding  Sections  28.1.171  through  28.1.174  to  establish  bus  and  vehicle 
weight  restrictions  on  portions  of  Broderick  Street,  St.  Joseph's  Avenue,         „ 
Eddy  Street  and  Ellis  Street.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070656  [Parking  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

Market  Street,  north  side,  from  64  feet  to  143  feet  west  of  Castro  Street  (a 

79-foot  zone); 

Mason  Street,  west  side,  from  Jefferson  Street  to  40  feet  southerly  (removes 

two  parking  meter  spaces  to  accommodate  buses  turning  left  onto  Mason 

Street);  and, 

Geneva  Avenue,  south  side,  from  Carter  Street  to  100  feet  westerly. 

UNMETERED  MOTORCYCLE  PARKING  -  ESTABLISH 

Minnesota  Street  side  of  1415  Indiana  Street,  from  2  feet  to  9  feet  north  of 
the  Minnesota  Street  driveway  for  1415  Indiana  Street  (accommodating  two 
unmetered  motorcycle  parking  spaces). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "H"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  -  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Beachmont  Drive,  both  sides,  between  Sloat  Boulevard  and  Lagunitas  Drive 
(unit  block).  ■''•' 


RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "R"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  -  6  PM,      ' 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Grove  Street,  both  sides,  between  Buchanan  and  Webster  Streets  (700 

block). 

DIAGONAL  (60-DEGREE  ANGLE)  PARKING  -  ESTABLISH 

Stanyan  Street,  east  side,  from  Fulton  Street  to  McAllister  Street  (legalizing 

existing  conditions)  (Parking  and  Traffic  Department) 

(5/3/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street.  DPW  Order  No.  3356) 


Enacted  384-07 

Number:  ■      '" '  "^'' 


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ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkahmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070742  [Traffic  Regulation]     ^^    -..^.j^    >^<  .  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Resolution  enacting  temporary  "Street  Closed  to  Vehicular  Traffic" 
regulation  on  Mendell  Street  between  Palou  Avenue  and  70  linear  feet 
southwest  of  Oakdale  Avenue  from  6:30  A.M.  to  3:30  P.M.  on  every 
Wednesday  from  May  23,  2007  through  December  30,  2009. 

Enacted  383-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Board  of  Supervisors  Sitting  as  a  Committee 
of  the  Whole 

070270  [Charter  Amendment  -  Limiting  hold-over  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  Ammiano 

commissions] 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  add  Section  4.101.5  to  limit  hold-over 
service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  commissions  whose  terms  have 
expired. 


ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AMoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 

070677  [Charter  Amendment  -  Requiring  the  Mayor  or      Supervisors  Elsbernd, 
four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

Supervisors  proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to     Alioto-Pier,  Maxwell 
the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the  Board 
of  Supervisors 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.113  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  or  four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to  the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  first  for  a  public  hearing. 


ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

070939  [Charter  Amendment  -  Prior  Board  review  of  Supervisors  Elsbernd, 

initiatives  submitted  by  the  Mayor  or  four  or  McGoldrick,  Ammiano, 

more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  Peskin,  Alioto-Pier, 

limiting  hold-over  service  by  members  of  City  Maxwell 


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boards  and  -':a 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.113  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  or  four  or  more  members  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
proposing  to  submit  an  initiative  to  the  voters  to  submit  the  measure  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  first  for  a  public  hearing,  and  to  add  Section  4.101 .5  to    .1 
hmit  hold-over  service  by  members  of  City  boards  and  commissions  whose 
terms  have  expired.  j    •,  j.  .  r.       ,^1=       ■■■, 

The  President  Inquired  as  to  whether  or  any  member  of  the  public  wished 
to  address  the  Board  members. 

There  were  none.  ..'■•■■■ 

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The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pler,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrIck,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 


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Privilege  of  the  Floor 


Supervisor  Sandoval,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  to  suspend 
Rule  4.37  of  the  Rules  of  Order  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  grant  ^ 

privilege  of  the  floor  to  the  following  guests.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Supervisor  Sandoval  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  Rising  Immigrant  Scholars  through  Education. 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M. 

070876  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Tentative  Parcel  Map 

for  4344  1 7th  Street]  ^  '['' 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  dated  May  30,  2007  (Case  No.  2007.001 3S), 
disapproving  a  proposed  Tentative  Parcel  Map  for  a  3  lot  subdivision  located 
at  4344  17th  Street,  Lot  054,  in  Assessor's  Block  No.  2646.  (Appellant:  Sla 
Tahbozof,  SST  Investments) 

(Filed  June  1 1 ,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070876,  070877,  070878, 
070879;  District  8.) 

Appellant:  Sla  Tahbozof 
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Bruce  Storrs,  Department  of  Public  Works,  County  Surveyor  reviewed  the 
Department's  recommendation  with  the  Board  members. 

AnMarie  Rodgers;  Planning  Department  reviewed  with  the  Board  members 
the  Department's  recommendation. 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  described  above, 
you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised 
at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence 
delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 

070877  [Approving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public 
Works  and  disapproving  the  Tentative  Parcel 
Map  for  4344  1 7th  Street] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works  and 
disapproving  the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  for  a  3-lot  subdivision  located  at  4344 
17th  Street,  Lot  054  in  Assessor's  Block  2646. 

Enacted  M07-78 

Number: 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070878  [Disapproving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public 
Works  and  approving  the  Tentative  Parcel  Map 
for  4344  17th  Street] 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works  for  a  3-lot 
subdivision  located  at  4344  17th  Street,  Lot  054  in  Assessor's  Block  2646; 
reversing  the  decision  of  the  Planning  Department;  finding  the  tentative 
map  consistent  with  the  City's  General  Plan  and  eight  priority  policies  of 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1,  and  approving  the  subdivision. 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070879  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  appeal  of 
the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  for  4344  1 7th  Street] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors'  decision  concerning  a  Tentative  Parcel  Map  for  a  3-lot 
subdivision  located  at  4344  17th  Street,  Lot  054  in  Assessor's  Block  2646. 


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Enacted  M07-79  ,;.-  .■.\^-■  '.-^.'.:  y)  ■■ 

Number: 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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The  Board  recessed  at  the  hour  of  3:46  p.m.  */  -,,          ^ 

Reconvening  of  the  Board  ■■■.  , ,   _.  .i:>o^f.     -Mijii .  ,-*.     t  >    ■ 

The  Board  reconvened  at  the  hour  of  4:06  p.m.  ,   ;  \-  .c?:     •  ^ 

Callins  the  Roll                            -,,-    ■<v-  ■                               ,,:jy(<:   ■k 

The  following  Supervisors  were  noted  present:  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,     '^  ■  ^^ 
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Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  present  at  4:50  p.m. 

SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 

Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent  at  4:43  p.m.  -■.  ip  . 

070789  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Categorical 
Exemption  for  1135-1139  Green  Street] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  April  10,  2007,  Case  No.  2005.0842E,  (Building  Permit 
Application  No.  2005.06.16.5311),  exempting  from  environmental  review  -■' 
under  Categorical  Exemption  Class  1  [State  Guidelines,  Section  15301(e)]. 
The  proposal  would  add  a  new  basement  and  construct  an  underground 
parking  garage  for  five  vehicles.  The  3,000-square  foot  (sq  ft)  basement 
storage  area  would  extend  approximately  nine  feet  below  three  existing 
townhome  structures  constructed  in  1908  and  listed  on  the  Here  Today 
historic  register;  the  approximately  3,000-sq  ft  garage,  would  extend  about 
18-1/2  feet  below  grade.  The  project  would  require  breaching  and 
excavating  behind  a  large  retaining  wall  on  Green  Street  to  allow  for  tha 
removal  of  2,400  cubic  yards  of  soil.  Access  to  the  garage  would  be  through 
a  9-foot  by  10-foot  wooden  roll-up  garage  door  on  Green  Street.  The  site  is 
on  a  rectangular  parcel  of  5,275  sq  ft  within  the  block  (Assessor's  Block 
0125;  Lots  115,  116,  117).  The  project  site,  located  in  the  Russian  Hill 
neighborhood,  is  zoned  RH-3  (Residential,  House-Three  Family)  and  is  within 
a  40-X  Height  and  Bulk  District.  (Appellant:  Jamie  Cherry  on  behalf  of  the 
Russian  Hill  Community  Association) 

(Filed  May  30,  2007;  companion  measure  to  070790,  070791,  070792; 
Districts.)  .... 

Joseph  Butler,  Representative  for  the  appellant        ^'  ' 


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Elizabeth  Wright;  support  of  the  appellant 

Richard  Lerner;  support  of  appellant  ,     j 

Kathleen  Courtney;  support  of  appellant 

William  Kostura;  support  of  appellant 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant 

Priscilla  Wadswroth;  support  of  appellant 

Sylvia  Johnson;  support  of  appellant 

John  Bardis;  support  of  appellant  '   '    ' 

6/7/  Wycko,  Jeremy  Batis  and  Adam  Light,  Planning  Department 
representatives  reviewed  with  the  Board  members  the  Department's 
recommendation. 

Brett  Gladstone,  Representative  for  the  project  sponsor 

Russ  Naylor,  Architect;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Bob  Mahoney;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Hadie  Yip;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Chris  Johnson;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Pat  Buskavich;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Jay  Turnbull;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Larry  Holmberg;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Penelope  Clark;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Lynn  Jefferson:  support  of  project  sponsor 

Katie  Lewis;support  of  project  sponsor 

Carol  Ann  Rogers;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Female  speaker;  support  of  project  sponsor  (read  a  letter  in  support)  of 
project  sponsor) 

BJ  Holmberg;  support  of  project  (read  a  letter  in  support  of  project 
sponsor) 

Taylor  Glassmore;  support  project  sponsor  ^      . 

Al  Ceenly;  support  of  project  sponsor 

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Rias;  support  of  project  sponsor  '•     t 

Naomi  Blass;  support  of  project  sponsor  (read  a  letter  in  support  of  project 


sponsor) 

Steve  Kendrick;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Leslie  Rule;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Rebuttal  Period: 

Joseph  Butler;  Representative  for  the  appellant 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 

HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


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Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  followins  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only       I  ^- 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing.  ,k  ■ 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 

070790  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for 
the  1 1 35-1 1 39  Green  Street  Project] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
1135-1139  Green  Street  Project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  ,        , 

Enacted  M07-80  : 

Number: 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this     - 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin 

Noes:  2  -  Ammiano,  Daly  '     ,  "  ' 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070791  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  issued 
for  the  1135-1139  Green  Street  Project] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the        / 
1135-1139  Green  Street  Project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin 

Noes:  2  -  Ammiano,  Daly  , 


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070792  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  appeal  of 
the  categorical  exemption  for  the  1 1 35-1 1 39 
Green  Street  Project] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  1135-1139 
Green  Street  Project  is  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Enacted  M07-81  ,  -, 

Number: 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin 

Noes:  2  -  Ammiano,  Daly  ., 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:30  P.M. 


070800  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Categorical  > 

Exemption  from  Environmental  Review  - 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access 
Network  Ordinance] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  April  20,  2007,  Case  No.  2007.0097E,  exempting  from 
environmental  review  under  Categorical  Exemption  [State  CEQA  Guidelines, 
Sections  15301(b),  15303(d),  a  15303(e);  Class  Numbers  1  and  3],  the 
proposed  project  is  an  ordinance  proposed  by  the  Mayor  (Board  File  No. 
070077)  that  would  approve  one  or  more  agreements  (hereafter  "the 
Agreement")  between  Earthlink,  Inc.  and  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Agreement  would  permit  Earthlink  to  manage,  operate,  and 
install  within  the  City  rights-of-way  a  citywide  wireless  broadband  internet 
access  network  that  would  provide  free  or  affordable  internet  access  for  San 
Francisco  residents,  workers,  and  visitors.  The  project  would  involve 
installation  within  the  City  rights-of-way  of  a  communications  system 
consisting  of  two  types  of  above-ground  equipment:  transmitters  and 
backhaul  devices.  The  Agreement  does  not  specify  proposed  locations  for 
the  communications  equipment,  and  Earthlink  has  not  yet  selected  such 
locations.  (Appellant:  Jeff  Hoffman,  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco 
Neighborhood  Antenna  Free  Union  (SNAFU).) 

(Filed  May  30,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070801,  070802,  070803.) 

Continued  to  July  24,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

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given:  if  you  challense,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raisins  only       ;-'  ^ 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing.  , 


(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 

070801  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for 
the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet 
Access  Network  Ordinance] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  July  24,  2007  '         ------. 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  ■  Sandoval 


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070802  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  Issued 
for  the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet 

Access  Network  Ordinance]  !    -f  -  j  ..    .         j' >     .;. 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act.  - 

Continued  to  July  24,  2007  "    ■  '       '".V 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

070803  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  appeal  of 
the  categorical  exemption  for  the  Cityvnde 

Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  .     -'■J  ' 

Ordinance]  '  ' 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  Citywide 
Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is  exempt  from 
environmental  review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  July  24,  2007  ^^-         '       " 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Absent:  1  -  Sandoval  '      »      ■  .  \ ' 


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COMMITTEE  REPORTS 


070724  [Charter  Amendment  -  San  Francisco  Affordable  Supervisors  Daly, 
Housing  Fund]  Ammiano 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  add  Section  16.127  to:  establish  a 
basehne  appropriation  and  set  aside  the  equivalent  of  an  annual  tax  of  two 
and  one-half  cents  [$0,025]  on  each  one  hundred  dollars  ($100)  of  assessed 
property  tax  valuation  for  the  next  fifteen  (15)  years  to  support  affordable 
housing  programs;  require  the  Mayor  to  prepare  an  affordable  housing  plan 
every  three  (3)  years;  affirm  City  policy  urging  the  Redevelopment  Agency 
to  use  at  least  fifty  percent  (50%)  of  its  tax  increment  funds  for  low  and 
moderate  income  housing;  and  setting  an  expiration  date  of  July  1 ,  2023. 


Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Charter  amendment  (Third  Draft)  to  add  Section  16.127  to:  establish  a 
baseline  appropriation  and  set  aside  the  equivalent  of  an  annual  tax  of  two 
and  one-half  cents  [$0,025]  on  each  one  hundred  dollars  ($100)  of  assessed 
property  tax  valuation  for  the  next  fifteen  (15)  years  to  support  affordable 
housing  programs;  require  the  Mayor  to  prepare  an  affordable  housing  plan 
every  three  (3)  years;  affirm  City  policy  urging  the  Redevelopment  Agency 
to  use  at  least  fifty  percent  (50%)  of  its  tax  increment  funds  for  low  and 
moderate  income  housing;  and  setting  an  expiration  date  of  July  1,  2023. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 
CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070726  [Charter  Amendment  -  Requiring  the  Mayor  to      Supervisor  Daly 
appear  personally  at  one  regularly-scheduled 
meeting  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  each  month 
to  engage  in  formal  policy  discussions  with 
members  of 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.103  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  to  appear  personally  at  one  regularly-scheduled  meeting 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  each  month  to  engage  in  formal  policy 
discussions  with  members  of  the  Board  and  to  authorize  the  Board  to  adopt 
rules  and  guidelines. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 


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vote:  ' 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070727  [Ability  of  Mayor  and  Board  to  amend  MTA  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

budget  and  regulate  MTA  operations;  Controller    Sandoval 
to  administer  MTA  quality  review;  MTA  Director 
as  ex  officio  Parking  Authority  Director;  transit 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.102,  8A.106,  and 
8A.107,  to  provide  that:  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency's  budget  shall 
be  subject  to  the  City's  normal  budget  process;  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency  shall  be  subject  to  regulation  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  must  comply  with  voter-approved 
ordinances;  and,  the  Controller,  rather  than  the  Agency,  shall  administer 
the  biennial  municipal  transportation  quality  review  survey  and  study. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070938  [Charter  Amendment  -  To  provide  retirement       Supervisor  McGoldrick 
benefits  for  police  department  employees  who 
were  also  airport  police  officers  prior  to 
December  27,  1 997,  as  if  they  had  been 
members  of  the 

Charter  amendment  (Third  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  A8. 506-2  and  A8. 597-11 
(a)  to  authorize  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  amend  a  contract  with  the 
Public  Employees  Retirement  System  in  order  to  transfer  to  the  San 
Francisco  Employees'  Retirement  System  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  certain 
airport  police  officers,  and  by  adding  Section  A8.597-10(d)  to  include  time 
worked  as  an  airport  police  officer  in  the  calculation  for  retirement  benefits 
f  for  police  department  employees. 


Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that 
this  Charter  Amendment  be  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Charter  amendment  (Fourth  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  A8. 506-2  and  A8.597- 
1 1  (a)  to  authorize  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  amend  a  contract  with  the 
Public  Employees  Retirement  System  in  order  to  transfer  to  the  San 
Francisco  Employees'  Retirement  System  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  certain 
airport  police  officers,  and  by  adding  Section  A8. 597-1 0(d)  to  include  time 
worked  as  an  airport  police  officer  in  the  calculation  for  retirement  benefits 
for  police  department  employees. 

Continued  to  July  17,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole 


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Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by 
the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070730  [Charter  Amendment  -  Renewal  of  Library  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Preservation  Fund  for  fifteen-year  term  and  Maxwell,  Elsbernd, 

authorization  to  issue  debt  for  Library  purposes   Alioto-Pier,  Mirkarimi, 
secured  by  and/or  repaid  from  the  Fund]  McGoldrick,  Dufty, 

Ammiano,  Sandoval 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  repeal  the  existing  Section  16.109  and 
to  add  a  new  Section  16.109,  to  renew  the  Library  Preservation  Fund  for 
fifteen  years  and  to  authorize  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  issue 
debt  for  Library  purposes  secured  by  and /or  repaid  from  the  Fund. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070731  [Charter  Amendment  -  Emissions  Reduction  and    Supervisor  Peskin 
Transit  Reform] 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.100  through 
8A.106,  8A.108  through  8A.110,  8A.112  through  8A.113,  9.118,  and  A8.404; 
repealing  Section  16.110;  re-numbering  Sections  16.100  and  16.102  as 
8A.114  and  8A.115,  respectively;  and  requiring  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
adopt  an  ordinance  amending  the  Traffic  Code  to  repeal  any  provision  in 
conflict  with  this  measure  and  convert  such  provisions  to  rules  and 
regulations  of  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of  Directors,  all  to 
increase  the  efficiency,  effectiveness  and  autonomy  of  the  Municipal 
Transportation  Agency  and  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions  from  San 
Francisco's  transportation  sector. 


Continued  to  July  17,  2007 

Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070846  [Traffic  Regulation  for  Marina  Farmers'  Market]     Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  enacting  temporary  "Street  Closed  to  Vehicular  Traffic" 
regulation  on  Steiner  Street  between  Lombard  and  Chestnut  Streets  from 
10:00  a.m.  to  5:15  p.m.  on  every  Tuesday  between  July  17,  2007  through 
October  30,  2007. 


Enacted  380-07 

Number: 


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ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  3  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Jew       ,         ,  r        .  .  v 

070464  [Accept  and  Expend  Federal  Funds  -  Fiscal  Year    Supervisors  Maxwell, 
2006  Lead  Hazard  Reduction  Demonstration  Peskin,  Mirkarimi, 

Grant  Program]  Ammiano,  Dufty 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Mayor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  to 
accept  and  expend  a  grant  from  the  U.S.  Department  of  Housing  and  Urban 
Development  for  lead-based  paint  hazard  reduction  in  a  total  amount  not  to       , 
exceed  $3,350,000,  which  includes  controller's  costs  of  $33,500  t 

Enacted  378-07  .,..,, 

Number:  ,j         .-      iv 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070918  [Installing  traffic  island  at  Market  Street  and         Supervisors  Dufty, 
Octavia  Boulevard,  Central  Freeway  on-ramp]       Mirkarimi,  Daly 

Resolution  approving  a  trial  of  up  to  six  months  to  install  a  traffic  island  at 
the  eastbound  approach  of  Market  Street  and  Octavia  Boulevard  (Central 
Freeway  on-ramp)  to  reinforce  the  No  Right  Turn  regulation. 


Enacted  381-07     v^.,;.;,,,.,  ■  i\i  ,<-:><(     ,        - 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Peskin  .    ^ 


ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 


PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Bcxird,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
-■'  have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 

have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
spealiers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  spealiers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 


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Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relatins  to  the  homeless 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library  .  .,  », 

Walter;  shared  with  the  Board  memorabilia 

Eugene  F.  Gordon,  Jr.;  expressed  concern  with  human  rights  conditions 

Female  speak.er;  expressed  concern  with  issues  to  street  conditions 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  with  Senator  Feinstein 
remarks  and  issues  with  Golden  Gate  Park 

John  Di  Donna;  expressed  concern  with  issues  of  suicides  from  the  Golden 
Gate  Bridge 

Richard  DuPree;  expressed  concern  with  issues  of  Sigmond  Grove  and  his 
original  design 

Richard  McCloskey;  expressed  concern  with  issues  of  Sigmond  Grove  and  his 
original  design 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  possible  budget 
cuts  at  SFGH 

Leo  Tang;  showed  interest  in  the  Youth  Works  and  employing  more  youths 
in  Supervisor's  Offices 

Silvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  homelessness  and 
the  environment 

Male  Speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  budget  of  San 
Francisco 

Espanola  Jackson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the 
environmental  conditions  in  the  Bayview  Hunter's  Point 

Peter  Warfield;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 


APPROVAL  OF  REQUESTS  TO  THE 
LEGISLATIVE  ANALYST 

These  items  may  be  introduced  by  any  Supervisor  seeking  analysis  from  the 
Office  of  the  Legislative  Analyst  on  introduced  legislation  and  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  assistance  to  Board  of  Supervisors'  task  forces  and 
advisory  committees.  Requests  to  the  Legislative  Analyst  shall  require  the 
affirmative  vote  of  a  majority  of  the  members  of  the  Board. 

070945  [Legislative  Analyst  Request  -  Elected  official's      Supervisor  McGoldrick 
code  of  conduct] 

Motion  requesting  the  Legislative  Analyst  to  look  into  best  practices  on 
elected  official's  code  of  conduct. 


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(No  Economic  Impact) 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


5   pi,. 


FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 

A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any  < 

Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

070952  [Urging  regulation  of  the  left-turn  lane  from  Fell  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Street  onto  Masonic  Avenue  in  order  to  increase  ^ 

the  safety  of  bicyclists  and  pedestrians] 

Resolutions  urging  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  create  a  traffic 
signal  phase  solely  for  bicycle  and  pedestrian  traffic  crossing  Masonic  i 

Avenue  and  a  separate  left-turn  signal  for  motorists  turning  left  from  Fell 
Street  onto  Masonic  Avenue. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


I.-- 


Enacted  388-07 

Number:  - 

ADOPTED 

070953  [Supporting  AB  508  to  amend  the  State  Welfare    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
and  Institutions  Code] 

Resolution  in  support  of  Assembly  Bill  508,  which  would  amend  Section 
18901 .3  of  the  State  Welfare  and  Institutions  Code  in  order  to  fully  repeal 
the  ban  on  drug  felons'  eligibility  to  receive  Food  Stamps. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  377-07 

■i7p.        Number:  ,  ;    -  j 

ADOPTED 

070954  [Miles  For  Peace-  Cyclists  Traversing  the  World     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
for  a  Cause] 

Resolution  commending  Miles  For  Peace  for  advocating  the  pacifist  message 
of  Iranian  people  to  other  nations  around  the  world  through  the  creative  use 
of  a  European  and  North  American  bike  ride  between  the  dates  of  May  10th, 
2007and  July  11th,  2007. 

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(No  Economic  Impact) 

(■  Enacted  376-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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070956  [Issuance  and  Sale  of  Revenue  Bonds  -  Schools  of  Supervisor  Sandoval 
the  Sacred  Heart] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  revenue  bonds  by  the  ABAC 
Finance  Authority  for  Nonprofit  Corporations  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $33,000,000  to  finance  educational  projects  owned 
and  operated  by  the  Schools  of  Sacred  Heart  -  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  382-07    *     •  * 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

070957  [Urging  the  California  State  Legislature  to  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
oppose  Assembly  Bill  830] 

Resolution  urging  the  California  State  Legislature  to  oppose  Assembly  Bill 
830  which  would  allow  for  the  continued  degradation  of  our  public  spaces 
through  the  conversion  of  existing  billboards  along  California's  landscaped 
highways  to  a  digital  format. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ''    *  ''  ■  -'^ 

Enacted  390-07 

Number:  '  '  '  ° 

ADOPTED 

070958  [Competitive  bidding  of  City  contracts  for  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Property  Management  and  Supportive  Housing]     Ammiano,  Mirkarimi,  c'^'(i\'e 

McGoldrick  ?» 

Resolution  calling  on  the  Department  of  Public  Health  to  issue  a  Request  for 
Proposal  for  Property  Management  and  Supportive  Housing  services. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  389-07 

Number:  '^     ?>; 

ADOPTED 

070963  [Directing  City  staff  to  report  on  actions  to  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

restrict  Bisphenol-A  in  children's  products] 

Resolution  directing  San  Francisco's  Department  of  Public  Health  and 
Department  of  the  Environment  to  submit  a  report  with  recommendations 
on  potential  actions  that  can  be  adopted  to  address  risks  to  public  health 
from  exposure  to  Bisphenol-A  and  to  base  that  report  on  the  findings  of  a 
National  Toxicology  Program  report  along  with  the  concerns  of  interested 
parties  including  representatives  of  the  scientific  and  children's  health 
communities.  .  r  .  . 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ,,  >:v<    ^  ;      r-' ^<t  '    .     ^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Enacted  387-07  y 


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ADOPTED 


-■^^    v*v'i*: 


070989  [Supporting  the  weeklong  student  fast  Supervisor  Sandoval 

advocating  for  immigration  reform]  ^  .  _ .  . 

Resolution  supporting  the  weeklong  student  fast  advocating  for  immigration  "  / . 

reform  that  includes  the  DREAM  Act.  ,.,,-,,,, 

Enacted  379-07  ...,,,. 

Number:  '**•■  ; 

ADOPTED 

070948  [Final  Map  -  74  New  Montgomery  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3551,  a  110  Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium 

Project,  located  at  74  New  Montgomery  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  033     ,•,,. 

in  Assessors  Block  No.  3707  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General 

Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department)         ^ ,.   ,     , 

(DPWOrder  No.  176,884;  District  6.)  .    >■      >      „      •>. 

Enacted  M07-83 

Number:  ■""•  ^  ■' ■'     "-ji'''  •-      .  ^ 


■*':.a1: 


APPROVED 

070949  [Final  Map  -  1218  Leavenworth  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3997,  a  7  Unit  Residential  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  1218  Leavenworth  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  023A  in 
Assessors  Block  No.  0220  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  1 01 . 1 .  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPWOrder  No.  176,916;  District  3.)  •• 

Enacted  M07-84  '  '  '      '  v, , 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070950  [Final  Map  -  1350  Natoma  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4262,  a  8  Unit  Residential  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  1350  Natoma  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  089  in  Assessors 
Block  No.  3548  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,905;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-85 

Number:  .,  ;     ;  i        . 

APPROVED 

•-  ^    I-     '  -  ' '   .      •  •  '■-..-' 

070951  [Final  Map  -  988  Market  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3777,  a  34  Unit  Commercial  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  988  Market  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  007  in 


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Assessors  Block  No.  0342  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,904;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-86 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070960  [Final  Map  -  33  Clementina  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3615,  a  6  Unit  Residential  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  33  Clementina  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  1 57  in  Assessors 
Block  No.  3736  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,915;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-87 

Number: 

APPROVED 

070965  [Final  Map  -  750  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  650  Turk 
Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3645,  a  132  Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  750  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  650  Turk  Street  being  a 
subdivision  of  Lot  028  in  Assessors  Block  No.  0742  and  adopting  findings 
pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,914;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-88 

Number: 

APPROVED         . 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Severed  From  the  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it 
might  be  considered  separately. 


070955  [Declaring  July  22,  2007  as  San  Francisco  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Theater  Day  in  San  Francisco] 
Resolution  declaring  Saturday,  July  22,  2007  as  San  Francisco  Theatre  Day. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


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Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Resolution  declaring  Saturday,  July  22,  2007  as  San  Francisco  Theater  Day. 

ADOPTED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor 

070884  [Reorganization  of  the  Family  Violence  Council     Mayor,  Supervisors 
to  concentrate  on  child  abuse  and  elder  abuse  in  Maxwell,  Alioto-Pier 
addition  to  domestic  violence] 

Ordinance  amending  Article  XIX  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  to 
change  the  focus  of  the  Family  Violence  Council  to  include  child  abuse  and 
senior/adult  dependent  abuse  in  addition  to  domestic  violence;  reducing 
the  membership  of  the  Council's  steering  committee  from  ten  members  to 
three  members  (the  three  co-chairs  of  the  Council);  reducing  the 
membership  of  the  Council  from  45  members  (35  of  whom  are  selected  by 
the  Steering  Committee  and  10  of  whom  are  specified  public  officials  or 
directors  of  nonprofit  agencies,  or  their  designees)  to  19  members  (17 
required  members  who  are  specified  public  officials  or  directors  of  nonprofit 
agencies,  or  their  designees,  and  2  of  whom  are  optional,  at-large  members 
appointed  by  the  Steering  Committee);  eliminating  the  advisory  committee 
to  the  Council  and  assigning  the  duties  currently  performed  by  the  advisory 
committee  to  the  Council  as  a  whole;  and  deleting  that  portion  of  the 
Ordinance  that  allows  the  Council  to  establish  an  Interagency  Domestic 
Violence  Death  Review  Team. 

^.      "       (No  Economic  Impact)  ;  •  , 

7/ 1 0/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

7/10/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Mayor  submitted  a  sustitute  ordinance  bearing  the 
same  title. 

7/10/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


,«<^. 


070788  [Amendment  to  Contract  with  Geomatrix  r  ;, 

Consultants,  Inc.]  .>  -.  -    ^ 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  an  amendment  to  the 
contract  with  Geomatrix  Consultants,  Inc.  to  extend  the  term  retroactively 
through  June  30,  2008,  to  modify  the  scope  of  services,  and  to  increase  the 
contract  by  an  amount  not  to  exceed  $180,000  for  a  new  total  amount  not 
to  exceed  $1 ,259,000  for  environmental  consulting  services.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 


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No  Economic  Impact 

blMOl,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

7/9/07,  SUBSTITUTED. 

7/9/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.  Treasure  Island 
Development  Authority  submitted  a  substitute  resolution  bearing  new  title. 

070997  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1 ),  to  be  effective  July  1 , 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


070998  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2),  to  be  effective  July  1, 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071001  [Zoning  Map  Amendments  Associated  with  the       Supervisor  Ammiano 
Laguna,  Haight,  Buchanan  and  Hermann  Streets 

Special  Use  District] 

Ordinance  amending  Section  Maps  7,  7H  and  7SU  of  the  Zoning  Map  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  the  property  described  as  Assessor's 
Blocks  857  and  portions  of  Assessor's  Block  870,  bounded  by  Laguna, 
Buchanan,  Haight  and  Hermann  Streets,  from  P  (Public)  to  either  NC-3 
(Moderate-Scale  Neighborhood  Commercial  District)  or  RM-3  (Residential, 
Mixed  Districts,  Medium  Density)  and  mapping  the  Laguna,  Haight,  Buchanan 
and  Hermann  Streets  Special  Use  District;  adopting  findings,  including 
findings  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/9/2007. 

071002  [Laguna,  Haight,  Buchanan  and  Hermann  Streets  Supervisor  Ammiano 
Special  Use  District] 

Ordinance  approving  the  Laguna,  Haight,  Buchanan,  and  Hermann  Streets 
Special  Use  District  (SUD)  by  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by 


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adding  Section  249.32  to  create  a  new  SUD  bounded  by  Laguna,  Haight, 
Buchanan  and  Hermann  Streets  (Assessor's  Blocks  857  and  portions  of 
Assessor's  Block  870)  to  pernnit  a  mixed-use  project  at  the  former  UC 
Berkeley  Extension  property;  and  adopting  findings,  including  findings  under 
the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/9/2007. 

■■'  ''■    • '  r]  .-A  V  ..j-.^'  • 

071003  [Consolidating  the  Public  Campaign  Financing       Supervisor  Daly 
Programs  for  Mayor  and  Board  of  Supervisors] 

Ordinance  amending  sections  1.104,  1.108,  1.130,  1.134.5,  1.136,  1.138, 
1.140,  1.142,  1.144,  1.146,  1.148,  1.150,  1.152,  1.154,  1.156  and  1.170  and 
repealing  sections  1.138.5,  1.140.5  and  1.144.5  of  the  Campaign  and 
Governmental  Conduct  Code  to  combine  the  separate  partial  public 
financing  programs  for  candidates  for  the  Board  of  Supervisors  and 
candidates  for  Mayor  into  one  partial  public  financing  program  and  raising 
the  expenditure  ceiling  for  candidates  for  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  i  •».: 
$140,000. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ?  '»v^   .,-a  ,  ;     •; 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  -.•;     „ 


071008  [Poh'ce  Incident  Reports  on  Juveniles]  Supervisor  Maxwell      m' 

Ordinance  amending  Article  8  of  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding     ■ 
Section  540  requiring  any  police  officer  who  delivers  a  juvenile  to  the 
custody  of  the  Juvenile  Probation  Department  at  the  Juvenile  Justice  Center 
to  simultaneously  submit  a  completed  police  incident  report. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  .     . 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Public  Safety  Committee.  7/17/07  - 
Referred  to  the  Youth  Commission  for  comment  and  recommendation. 


071009  [Construction  Dust  Control]  Supervisors  Maxwell, 

Peskin,  Ammiano 

Draft  Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Building  Code  by  adding  new 
section  to  require  applicants  for  permits  to  construct  new  buildings  or 
demolish  or  add  to  existing  buildings  to  control  dust  during  site  preparation 
-■    '      activities. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/9/2007. 


071014  [Updating  a  statutory  reference  in  provision  Supervisor  Peskin 

■  regarding  settlement  of  minors' claims] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  amending 
Section  10.22-1,  to  update  a  statutory  reference  in  a  Code  provision 
regarding  the  settlement  of  claims  made  against  the  City  by  minors. 


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(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

Resolutions 

071000  [Acceptance  of  State  Grant  Funds  -  Municipal        Supervisor  Dufty 
Transportation  Agency  and  the  Department  of 
Public  Works] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  and  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  to  accept  and  expend  state  Transportation 
Development  Act  (TDA)  Article  3  funds  totaling  $769,274  for  FY  2007-08  for 
various  pedestrian  and  bicycle  projects  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  excluding  citywide  indirect  costs. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/9/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071005  [No  Parking  Anytime  -  Establish]  Supervisor  Jew 

Resolution  estabishing  NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  on  Lincoln  Way,  south  side, 
from  45th  Avenue  to  40  feet  westerly. 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ^ 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


071006  [Grant  of  Regional  Funds  -  Municipal  Supervisor  Jew 

Transportation  Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $600,000  of  Regional  Measure  2  funds  for  a  Safe  Routes  to  Transit 
project  to  construct  safety  improvements  on  Market  Street. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071007  [Landmark  Designation  Nomination  for  Tree  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Located  at  1 245  Masonic  Avenue]  Peskin 

Resolution  of  Intent  initiating  the  nomination  of  the  Black  Acacia  Tree  at 
1245  Masonic  Avenue  for  landmark  tree  status  pursuant  to  Public  Works 
Code  Section  810(b),  acknowledging  the  temporary  designation  of  such  tree 
pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code  Section  810(d),  and  authorizing  other  official 
acts  in  furtherance  of  this  Resolution. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 

Committee. 


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071010  [Zoning  -  Extension  of  Planning  Commission  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

review  period] 

Resolution  extending  by  an  additional  45  days  the  prescribed  time  within 
which  the  Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed 
ordinance  to  amend  Planning  Code  Sections  315.3  and  315.6  of  the 
Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable  Housing  Program  to  extend  the 
requirements  of  the  Program  from  all  housing  projects  of  five  (5)  units  or 
more  to  all  housing  projects  of  two  (2)  units  or  more. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE    \,  .., 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


07101 1  [Endorsing  the  2007  Immigrant  Rights  Summit]      Supervisors  Ammiano, 

Daly,  Alioto-Pier, 
'-''""  Maxwell,  Sandoval, 

'  -      '  "    ^-"-     *'«^  Dufty,  Peskin, 

Mirkarimi,  Elsbernd 

Resolution  endorsing  the  2007  Immigrant  Rights  Summit  to  be  convened  at 
the  Bill  Graham  Civic  Auditorium  and  declaring  September  15,  2007  as 
Immigrant  Rights  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071012  [New  Portola  Branch  Library  groundbreaking]       Supervisors  Maxwell, 

Ammiano 

Resolution  recognizing  the  groundbreaking  ceremony  for  the  new  Portola 
*  Branch  Library  and  commending  the  San  Francisco  Public  Library  and  its 

team  for  their  hard  work  and  commitment  to  San  Francisco  and  its 
residents. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071013  [Accept  and  Expend  Foundation  Grant  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Department  of  the  Environment]  ■■"■         '•.  >        . 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $15,000  from  the  California  Breathing  for 
the  purpose  of  implementing  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point  (BVHP)  Healthy 
Homes  Project. 

(No  Economic  Impact)     " 

7/10/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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071015  [Rescind  One  Hour  Meters  1900  Polk  Street]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  rescinding  one  hour  meters  on  the  1900  Block  of  Polk  Street. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


Requests  for  Hearing 

070999  [Port/PUC  benefits  payment]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Hearing  on  the  Trans  Bay  Cable  LLC  agreeing  to  make  a  Public  Trust  Benefit 
Payment  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  as  part  of  the  Trans  Bay 
Cable  Agreement.  (1)  How  will  the  Port  expend  $5,500,000  benefits 
payment?  (2)  How  will  the  PUC  expend  the  $20,000,000  benefits  payment? 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071004  [San  Francisco  Zoo  Entrance  Fees]  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Hearing  requesting  the  Budget  Analyst  to  provide  our  office  with  the 
entrance  fees  to  the  San  Francisco  Zoo  since  the  City  approved  their 
management  agreement.  Also,  please  provide  how  much  has  the  City 
subsidized  the  Zoo  since  the  management  agreement. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071016  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  San 
Francisco  Police  Department] 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  Compensation  and  Staffing  Issues  in  the  San  Francisco  Police 
Department.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071017  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  Risk 
Management] 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  Risk  Management:  Are  the  Managers  Managing  the  Risks  of  the 
City?    -_.  ,    r_    ^      ...^ 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 

Committee. 


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071018  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  The 
Entertainment  Commission] 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  The  Entertainment  Commission:  A  Work  in  Progress.  (Clerk  of  the 
Board) 

(No  Economic  Impact)  :     ..  u  r;-?.  v;  it    "/w 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 

071019  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  Parking  for 

the  Disabled]  ' 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  Parking  for  the  Disabled  -  Abuse  or  Over-Use?  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 


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(No  Economic  Impact)  *  •  ,.  ;.-wi  *  >  .?rm  •.  m  .  .  ^     '  ?■: 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071021  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  ,  ^ 

Greenhouse  Gas  Emissions]  "  ,/ 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  Can  San  Francisco  Keep  Its  Promise  to  Reduce  Greenhouse  Gas      ,^ 
Emissions?  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 

Committee. 


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071022  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report  -  Continuity 

Report]  **■ 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 
regarding  Continuity  Report.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 

Committee. 


071023  [2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report - 

Department  of  Emergency  Management  and  the 

Department  of  Public  Health] 

Hearing  on  the  recently  published  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  report 

regarding  Preparing  for  a  Disaster:  Administrative  Commitment  and 

Appropriate  Funding  in  the  Department  of  Emergeny  Management  and  the 

Department  of  Public  Health.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

(No  Economic  Impact)    ^        ■  -  .-_    .  _,. 

7/3/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


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PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 


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070976  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Edwin  Macon,  Sr. 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $225,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  August  14,  2006  in  United  States  District  Court,  Northern  District  of 
California,  Case  No.  C06-4904  SI;  entitled  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.,  et  al.,  v.  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070977  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Pacific  Bell  Telephone 
Company] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Pacific  Bell 
Telephone  Company  against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for 
$52,500.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  March  16,  2006  in  San  Francisco  County 
Superior  Court,  Case  No.  450-385;  entitled  Pacific  Bell  Telephone  Company 
V.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al;  there  are  no  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070978  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Nawal  Rlzkallah] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Nawal  Rizkallah 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $100,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  April  3,  2006  in  San  Mateo  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  453874;  entitled 
Nawal  Rizkallah  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070979  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Ophelia  Alvarez] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Ophelia  Alvarez 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $117,500;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  November  7,  2005  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  446448; 
entitled  Alvarez,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City 
Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


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070972  [Authorizing  Donation  of  Obsolete  Fire  Engine 
and  Ambulance  to  San  Francisco  City  College] 

Resolution  authorizing  Fire  Department  to  donate  an  obsolete  fire  engine 
and  ambulance  to  the  Fire  Sciences  Program  at  San  Francisco  City  College. 
(Fire  Department) 

(No  Economic  impact)  .  .  .,     ,,,       ^- 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 

Services  Committee. 


070973  [Contract  to  fund  a  drug  research  study] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  a  new  subcontract  from  the  Public  Health 
Foundation  Enterprises,  Inc.  (PHFE)  in  the  amount  of  $95,851  to  fund  a  drug 
research  study;  for  the  period  of  March  1,  2007  through  May  31,  2008. 
(Public  Health  Department)  "'-^^      ' 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/22/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


070974  [Contract  funds  to  support  HIV  vaccine  and  Supervisors  Dufty, 

prevention  research]  Ammiano 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  a  new  subcontract  from  the  Public  Health 
Foundation  Enterprises,  Inc.  (PHFE)  to  support  the  research  of  the  San 
Francisco  Vaccine  and  Prevention  Unit  (SFVPU)  in  the  amount  of  $162,376; 
for  the  period  of  January  1 ,  2007  through  September  30,  2007.  (Public 
Health  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/22/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 

Services  Committee. 

Supervisor  Dufty  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor. 


070975  [Recurring  FY  2007-2008  State  grant  funds  to    ; 
the  Department  of  Public  Health  from  the 
California  Department  of  Health  Services] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  acceptance  and  expenditure  of  State  grant  funds 
by  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH)  for  FY  2007-2008. 
(Public  Health  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/22/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee.  ,     ,..  > 


070980  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Airport  ^ 

Commission] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Airport  Commission  to  accept  and  expend  funding 


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in  a  total  amount  of  $2,297,483  from  the  Transportation  Security 
Administration  ("TSA")  for  Airport  K-9  Explosives  Detection  Team  Program. 
(Airport  Commission) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

6/29/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


070981  [STOP  Intersections] 

Resolution  designating  certain  intersections  as  "STOP"  intersections. 

STOP  SIGNS  -  ESTABLISH 

McAllister  Street,  eastbound  and  westbound,  at  Stanyan  Street,  making  this 

uncontrolled  intersection  a  two-way  STOP;  and, 

Ora  and  Topaz  Ways,  making  this  intersection  an  all-way  STOP.  (Parking  and 
Traffic  Department) 

(6/26/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPT  Order  No.  3375.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

6/29/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 

070982  [Traffic  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  traffic  regulations  on  various  streets. 

MULTIPLE  RIGHT  TURN  UNE  -  RESCIND 

New  Montgomery  Street,  southbound,  at  Mission  Street. 

NO  U-TURNS  -  ESTABLISH 

Webster  Street,  northbound  and  southbound,  at  Clay  Street.  (Parking  and 

Traffic  Department) 

(6/26/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9)  jw: 

changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPT  Order  No.  3375.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

6/29/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


070983  [Parking  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (1-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  RESCIND  »^' 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (2-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Sutter  Streec,  north  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets;  and 

Post  Street,  south  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets. 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (2-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 


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MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Post  Street,  north  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets;  and, 

Sutter  Street,  south  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

New  Montgomery  Street,  east  side,  from  Mission  Street  to  80  feet  northerly. 


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RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "Y"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 

EVERYDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Clementina  Street,  both  sides,  between  1st  and  2nd  Streets  (unit  block, 

includes  addresses  on  both  sides  for  permits,  but  signs  will  only  be  installed 

on  the  south  side);  and, 

246  Second  Street  (no  signs  will  be  installed  on  2nd  Street,  but  residents 

will  be  eligible  for  Area  "Y"  permits). 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  1  (1-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  7  AM  TO  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  RESCIND 

Clementina  Street,  south  side,  between  1st  and  2nd  Streets  (meters  have 
been  legislated,  but  have  not  been  installed). 

NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  RESCIND 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

Elizabeth  Street,  north  side,  between  Sanchez  and  Vicksburg  (300  block). 

PERPENDICUUR  (90-DEGREE  ANGLE)  PARKING  (SOUTHBOUND  DIRECTION) 

ESTABLISH 

DIAGONAL  (45-DEGREE  ANGLE)  PARKING  (NORTHBOUND  DIRECTION)  - 

ESTABLISH 

Van  Ness  Avenue,  center  of  the  street,  from  North  Point  Street  to  270  feet 

northerly  at  a  proposed  center  island.  ,..^         .^       ,,      , 

UNMETERED  MOTORCYCLE  PARKING  -  ESTABLISH 

2037  Hyde  Street,  west  side,  between  the  driveways  for  #2037  and  #2041 

Hyde  Street  (10-foot  zone  accommodating  two  motorcycle  parking  spaces). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "M"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  ?M, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Intersection  of  Avila  Street,  Cervantes  Boulevard  and  Prado  Street. 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "B"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  5  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

DeLong  Street,  west  side,  from  Santa  Cruz  Avenue  to  the  Daly  City  border  (1 
1/2  blocks). 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING  ANYTIME,  3  PM  TO  6  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH 

FRIDAY -ESTABLISH 

Diamond  Street,  west  side,  from  Bosworth  Street  to  22  feet  northerly, 

UNMETERED  MOTORCYCLE  PARKING  -  ESTABLISH 

Taylor  Street,  east  side,  from  Pine  Street  to  25  feet  southerly  (creates  6 

motorcycle  parking  spaces). 

NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

1 580  5th  Avenue,  south  side,  from  the  driveway  for  this  address  westerly  to 

the  driveway  for  1585  5th  Avenue  (135-foot  zone).  ^        ■ 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "W"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH  ^v  ,   ■ ,. 


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Hampshire  Street,  both  sides,  between  26th  and  Cesar  Chavez  Streets  (1400 
block). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "L"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Anza  Street,  both  sides,  between  2nd  and  3rd  Avenues  (1100  block) 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  3  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

RESCIND 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  4  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

ESTABLISH 

9th  Street,  both  sides,  between  Howard  and  Market  Streets. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  3  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

RESCIND 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  4  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

ESTABLISH 

Hayes  Street,  south  side,  between  Market  and  Franklin  Streets;  and, 

Hayes  Street,  north  side,  between  Polk  Street  and  Van  Ness  Avenue. 

TWO-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  7  AM  TO  6  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH 

SATURDAY 

ESTABLISH 

11th  Street,  both  sides,  from  Harrison  Street  to  Bryant  Street  (replaces 

meters  on  the 

east  side  of  the  street);  and, 

Harrison  Street,  both  sides,  from  10th  Street  to  11th  Street  (replaces  meters 

on  the  south  side  of  the  street);  and 

Bryant  Street,  both  sides,  from  10th  Street  to  11th  Street  (replaces  meters 

on  the  north  side  of  the  street). 

6/29/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


Requests  Granted 

From:  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

To:  Director,  Port 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/mquiring:  Trans  Bay  Cable  LLC  has  agreed  to  make  a  Public 
Trust  Benefit  Payment  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  as  part  of  the 
Trans  Bay  Cable  Agreement.  According  to  Port  Commission  Resolution  07- 
23,  the  Port  Commission  will  expend  $5,500,000  to  promote  access  to  the 
waterfront  and  to  implement  energy  efficiency  and  renewable  energy  policies 
and  projects  on  Port  Commission  property.  Additionally,  the  Public  Utilities 
Commission  will  expend  $20, 000, 000  over  ten  years  to  advance  or  promote 
projects  that  support  the  City's  energy  policies,  the  most  significant  of  which  is 
electricity  reliability. 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  inquires: 

1 .  How  will  the  Port  expend  the  $5, 500, 000  benefits  payment? 

2.  How  will  the  PUC  expend  the  $20, 000, 000  benefits  payment? 

From:  Supervisor  Daly 

To:  Chief,  Police  Department 


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Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  information  regarding  the  following:  :*;,  v"   .     ' 

Homicides  in  the  Tenderloin,  Aggressive  Assaults  in  the  Tenderloin,  '  ■ 

Vandalism  in  the  Tenderloin,  Robberies  in  the  Tenderloin,  and  Drug  and 

Narcotic  arrests  in  the  Tenderloin  -  Which  of  these  crimes  does  your 

department  report  on,  which  of  these  crimes  does  you  department  investigate 

and  how  many  of  these  crimes  are  solved?  And  also,  would  it  be  possible  to 

receive  the  "Quality  of  Life"  statistics  forthe  month  of  March  01,  2007  until  •  v-' 

June  24,  2007.  l 

From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd  '  ■   '  ] 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission  j 

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Requesting/Inquiring:  Please  provide  a  written  response  to  the  following: 
Costs  vs.  Allowable  Costs 

1 .  Would  all  of  the  "costs"  embedded  in  the  water  and  wastewater  rates 
adopted  June  12,  2007  by  the  SFPUC  be  considered  "Allowable  costs"     " 
under  the  standard  CPUC  model  for  private  investor-owned  water 

utilities?  •".  ;^^  ii 

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Water  Rates  ' 

■[ 

2.  Please  explain  who  will  pay  the  $0.42  per  unit  subsidy  which  will  enable  j 
the  25,914  single  family  households  currently  using  less  than  3  units  of  ! 
water  per  month  to  pay  only  $2. 08  per  unit,  when  the  cost  of  service  to  I 
them  is  $2. 50  per  unit.  Please  explain  why  this  subsidy  is  not  in 

violation  of  Prop  218. 

Wastewater  Rates 

3.  What  is  the  true  cost  of  service  to  collect,  treat  and  discharge  one  unit 
of  residential  wastewater? 

4.  Are  singe-person  households  using  3  units  or  less  of  sewer  service  per 
month  paying  less  than  the  cost  of  service  for  those  units?  Are  these 
households  being  subsidized  by  ratepayers  in  Tiers  2  and  3?  Does  this 
violate  Prop  218? 

5.  Why  are  the  tiers  for  water  rates  different  from  the  tiers  for  sewer  rates? 

6.  How  can  the  SFPUC  justify  the  huge  cost  differential  between  the  Tier 
1  sewer  rate  and  the  Tier  2  sewer  rates? 

General  Fund  Departments  '**>■- 

7.  What  is  the  current  amount  projected  to  be  recovered  from  the  General 
Fund  departments?  Annually? 

8.  Will  the  SF  ratepayers  receive  a  reduction  in  their  bills  to  reflect  the 
additional  revenue  collected  from  the  General  Fund  departments? 

Low-Income  Assistance  Programs  '     '''     '   •' 

9.  What  is  the  dollar  amount  of  regular  ratepayer  subsidies  to  the  low-         ' 
income  assistance  programs  for  FY05,  FY  06,  and  FY  07?  '    "'' 

10.    Will  SF  ratepayers  receive  a  reduction  in  their  bills,  reflecting  the       '  ' 
abolition  of  ratepayer  subsidies  to  the  low-income  programs? 

.*-,>    .  -    '. 
Frnm- Simmn/ianr  Mirkarimi 


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To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report  on 
the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  locations: 

Metal  Poles 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Bush  (near  Bus  Stop) 

•  212-214  Haight  Street 

•  Fulton  Street  between  Clayton  and  Ashbury  (the  full  block  and  both  i\ 
sides  of  the  block) 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Fulton  and  Masonic 

•  1750  McAllister 

Wooden  Pole 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Hayes  and  Masonic 

From:  Supen/isor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  •.. 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  property  locations: 

•  295Gough 

•  512Laguna 

•  550-560  Laguna 

•  2000  McAllister 

•  2186  Geary  ,.      ^©   ',   ., '■ 

•  590  Baker 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  DPT  property  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  Street  Signal  pole  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Fulton  and  Masonic 

•  "No  Pedestrian  Cross"  signs  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Market  and 
Gough 

•  "No  Pedestrian  Cross"  signs  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Fell  and  Gough 

•  "STOP"  sign  -  Northwest  corner  of  Hayes  and  Broderick 

•  "STOP"  sign  -  Southwest  corner  of  McAllister  and  Broderick 

•  "Do  Not  Enter"  sign  -  Southwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Rose 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/.nquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  mailboxes  and  garbage  cans  at  the 
following  locations: 

Mailboxes 


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•  Northwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Buchanan 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Laguna  and  Hayes 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Golden  Gate  and  Baker 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Oak  and  Gough 

Garbage  Cans  '  ** 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Hayes  and  Baker 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Grove  and  Baker 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Fulton  and  Clayton 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Golden  Gate  and  Lyon 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Divisadero  and  Turk 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Ellis  and  Divisadero 

•  1849  Geary  Street  (in  front  of  Post  Office) 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  < 

To:  Director,  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  San  Francisco  Housing  Authority  to 
report  on  the  plan  for  repairs  noted  below  at  Robert  B.  Pits  Complex: 

•  Community  Room  '  "' 

•  Doorbells  -  broken  and/or  missing 

•  Entry  gates  -  broken  and/or  missing 

•  More  secure  door  handles  -  easy  to  break  in 

•  Secure  window  guards 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parking  signs  located  on  both 
sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following  locations: 


Laguna  between  Haight  and  Cole 
Hayes  between  Octavia  and  Buchanan 
Fell  between  Fillmore  and  Scott 
Hayes  between  Divisadero  and  Broderick 
Masonic  between  Fell  and  Golden  Gate 
Fulton  between  Divisadero  and  Scott 
McAllister  between  Broderick  and  Baker 
Golden  Gate  between  Baker  and  Broderick 
Ellis  between  Divisadero  and  Pierce 
Geary  between  Divisadero  and  Webster 
Scott  between  O'Farrell  and  Eddy 
Gough  between  Geary  and  Market 


From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 


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Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  Pillars  of  the  pedestrian  walkway  at  O'Farrell  and  Geary  .  ■  v 

•  Emergency  Box  at  corner  of  Fulton  and  Clayton  . .  ,  • 


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From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Worl<s 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  the  graffiti  from  the  following  locations: 

Light  Switch  Box 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Laguna 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Laguna 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Webster  and  Hayes 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Masonic  and  Fulton 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Octavia  and  Page 

Phone  Switch  Box 

•  1635  Fulton 

•  Northwest  Fulton  and  Broderick 

•  Southeast  corner  of  McAllister  and  Broderick 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  news  stands  at  the  following  locations: 
Northwest  corner  of  Laguna  and  Hayes,  Northwest  corner  of  Hayes  and 
Gough,  and  the  Northwest  corner  of  Fell  and  Gough  (All  Chronicle). 


In  Memoriams  .      .  ,o 

In  Memoriams 

Jose  SantHlan  -  Supervisor  Peskin 

Fr.  David  Schwartz  -  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Elvira  "Cis"  Bisho  -  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Carole  Anne  Onorato  ■  Entire  Board 

Claire  Skiffington  ■  Supervisors  Dufty  and  Ammiano 


ADJOURNMENT 


There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:47 
p.m. 


Angela  Calvillo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 


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Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  v/hich 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative  Chamber.  Citizens  are 
encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board  and  to  its 
members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102.  USING  UPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall 
Media  Services  at  (415)  554-4933  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 
presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 
advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 
test  their  computer.  THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAIUBLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244, 
RECEPTION  DESK.  Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at 

wv^w.sfgov.org/site/bdsupvrs_index.asp?id=4383For  information,  call  (415)  554-5184. 
Board  meetings  are  cablecast  on  SF  Cable  26.  For  video  tape  copies  and  scheduling 
call  (415)  554-4188. 


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(415)554-7703 

Disability  access 

The  Legislative  Chamber  and  the  Committee  Room  in  City  Hall  are  wheelchair 

accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26. 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large 

print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (415) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  o*  the 

meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market /Grove /Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 

environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 

at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 

and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 

accommodate  these  individuals. 


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Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  tj     U  ^ 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  viev/  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
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MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  July  17,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 


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AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 
MICHELAAUOTO-PIER,  TOMAMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 
BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL,     '^ 
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Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
Sandoval. 


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Members  Absent:  None. 


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ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:09  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll  all 
Supervisors  were  noted  present. 

There  was  a  quorum.  '    '  j  ■*-      ^ 


APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  to  approve 
Board  Meeting  Minutes  for  June  5,  2007,  June  1 2,  2007  and  Special 
Meeting  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  Budget  and  Finance 
Committee  Meeting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

070657  [Repealing  expired  and  superceded  provision        Supervisor  McGoldrick 
establishing  Heavy  Truck  Loading  Zones] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by  repealing  expired 
Section  33.3.1  establishing  heavy  truck  loading  zones,  and  making  a 
conforming  change  to  Section  1 32  to  eliminate  the  penalty  for  violating 
Section  33.3.1.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

Enacted  171-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  '  "* 

070658  [Eliminating  obsolete  peddler  permitting  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
program  that  expired  in  1 989] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by  amending  Section  68 
to  remove  obsolete  references  to  Traffic  Zone  No.  1  and  an  expired 
permitting  program  for  peddlers.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

Enacted  172-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


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070659  [Establishing  restrictions  on  trucks  and  buses  on  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
portions  of  Broderick,  Ellis,  and  Eddy  Streets 
and  St.  Joseph's  Avenue] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Sections 
1183.37  through  1183.40  and  amending  the  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  by 
adding  Sections  28.1.171  through  28.1.174  to  establish  bus  and  vehicle 
weight  restrictions  on  portions  of  Broderick  Street,  St.  Joseph's  Avenue, 
Eddy  Street  and  Ellis  Street.  (Municipal  Transportation  Agency) 

Enacted  173-07 

Number:  , 

FINALLY  PASSED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 


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Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Dufty  assumed  the  Chair  so  the 
President  could  participate  in  the  debate  from  the  floor  concerning  the 
following  item. 

The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 


070773  [Government  Funding  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor  ^ 

2008] 

Consolidated  Budget  and  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all 
estimated  receipts  and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 

' '■■"       (Fiscal  Impact.)  '       "■    ''<  '^'■'^' 


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Supervisor  Pesliin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  to  amend  and 
further  amended  with  technical  and  financial  amendments  to  the  2007-08 
Consolidated  Budget  and  Annual  Appropriation.  (See  File  for  Details) 

Motion  to  amend  passed  without  objection.     .  'i..'^!i.  v 


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Supervisor  Daly  moved  to  further  amend.  Failed  for  a  lack  of  second. 

(See  File  for  details) 

Supervisor  Daly  move  to  further  amend  to  reallocate  S700,000  from  SFPD  by 
delaying  the  hirins  of  Police  Officers  and  allocate  $700,000  to  reinstate 
public  health  nurses  at  DPH. Failed  for  lack  of  second. 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  absent  at  2:49  p.m. 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  present  at  3:25  p.m.  ,^   . 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  to  amend 
to  by  inserting  "that  if  these  positions  are  not  filled  within  6  months  the 
money  would  to  be  restored  to  the  General  Fund. " 

The  motion  to  amend  failed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 

Noes:  7-  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Supervisor  Peskin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  to  reallocate 
from  the  add  back  funding  for  affordable  housing  by  $244,000  and  allocate 

$244,000  to  fund  2  public  health  nurses  at  DPH. 

The  motion  to  amend  passed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Noes:  1  -Sandoval 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  to  reallocate 
$75,000  from  PUC  and  allocate  $75,000  to  the  Garden  of  the  Environment. 

Motion  to  amend  passed  without  objection.        ,.«   ,^, 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  requested  to  divide  the  question  relating  to  funding 
$200,000  for  the  installation  of  security  cameras. 

On  the  question  to  fund  $200,000  for  the  installation  of  security  cameras 
passed  by  the  following  vote: 

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Ayes:  7  - 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070774  [Public  Employment  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008]     Mayor 

Consolidated  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual 

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Budget  and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30, 
2008,  continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  ,.       ,,.j^,>r-r.' ■ 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 


Supervisor  Daly  was  rioted  absent  at  2:49  p.m. 


070826  [Redevelopment  Agency  Budget  and  Bonds] 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008,  approving  the 
Issuance  by  the  Redevelopment  Agency  of  Bonds  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  of  not  to  exceed  $128,300,000  to  finance  a  portion  of  3 

redevelopment  activities  described  in  such  approved  Budget  for  fiscal  year 
2007-2008;  and  approving  additional  General  Fund  loans  to  the 
Redevelopment  Agency  in  the  aggregate  amount  of  $463,000,  consisting  of  a 
$303,000  loan  to  complete  a  potential  redevelopment  plan  for  the  Visitacion 
Valley  Survey  Area  and  a  $160,000  loan  for  Bayview  Hunters  Point  Survey 
Area  C  planning  costs.  (Redevelopment  Agency)  

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (Supervisor  Mirkarimi  dissented  in  committee.) 

Enacted  398-07  ...-.fvpr'         ^/;.        r. 

Number:  "^   '  '      '^ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Mirkarimi  ' ' 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  f' 

070840  [Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  Budget]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  the  Budget  of  the  Treasure  Island  Development 
Authority  for  fiscal  year  2007-2008. 


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(Fiscal  Impact.) 


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Enacted  404-07  t        .^.   a;    >      ;...,,  ^>.s 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070739  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce 
Development  to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$200,000  in  FY  2006-07  from  the  Private  Industry  Council  of  San  Francisco, 
Inc.  for  workforce  development  administration,  contracting,  and  data 
management,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to  provide  for  the 
creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070740  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce 
Development  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $5,765,890  in 
FY  2007-2008  from  the  California  Employment  Development  Department  for 
workforce  development,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to 
provide  for  the  creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070808  [Increasing  fees  for  certain  services  provided  by  Mayor 
the  Medical  Examiner] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  Section  8.14,  by 
raising  the  fees  for  removal  of  remains,  cremation  services,  and  making 
environmental  findings. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070809  [San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  -  First  Mayor 

Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  289-98  (Sec.  10.193-1  of  the 
Administrative  Code  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco)  establishing 
the  First  Offender  Prostitution  Program  Fee,  to  remove  reference  to  Penal 
Code  Section  647(b),  to  allow  the  Office  of  the  District  Attorney  to  send  all 
eligible  prostitution-related  offenders  to  the  department's  First  Offender 
Prostitution  Program  (FOPP)  diversion  class. 


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Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  RE-REFERRED  to  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 
The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pler,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070810  [Patient  Rates  -  Public  Health]  ^^        Mayor  ^'  •  •    ^        ^ 

Ordinance  amending  Section  128  of  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  to  set 
patient  rates  and  other  services  provided  by  the  Department  of  Public 
Health,  effective  July  1,  2007. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070811  [Public  Works  Code  -  Fees  for  various  permits]      Mayor  ' 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Sections  2.1.1,  2.1.2,  and  724.1  to 
update  and  codify  various  permit  fees,  including  permits  for  caf ,  tables  and 
chairs,  commemorative  plaques,  debris  boxes,  driveways,  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments,  pipe  barriers,  sidewalks,  street  encroachments,  street 
improvements,  temporary  street  space  occupancy;  and  making        -  ...         r. 
environmental  findings. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  " 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070812  [Amending  Subsections  of  Section  106  of  the  San  Mayor 
Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain 

V  '  -• .      Fire  Department  services  and  permits] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  Sections  106.2, 
106.3,  106.7,  106.8,  106.9,  106.10,  106.11,  106.15,  106.17  and  Tables  106-B 
and  106-C  of  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain  Fire 
Department  services  and  permits,  to  become  operative  on  its  effective  date 
or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval     '>       i  ,' 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 

07081 3  [Amending  Sections  of  the  San  Francisco  Mayor 

Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase 
certain  Fire  Department  licensing  fees]  ..  —. 


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Ordinance  making  environmental  findings,  amending  Sections  90,  93,  93.1, 
94,  236,  237,  238,  239,  240,  241,  242,  243,  244,  245,  246  and  247  of  the  San 
Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase  licensing  fees  for 
certain  permits  issued  by  the  Fire  Department,  and  repealing  Section  242.1 
of  the  San  Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code,  to  become 
operative  on  its  effective  date  or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070815  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Athletic  Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.36,  to  revise  the  fee  schedule  for  use  of 
athletic  fields.         •  -  i 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070816  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Harding  Park  Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.12,  to  revise  the  time  for  super  twilight  play,  to 
establish  fees  for  shotgun  tournaments,  and  to  authorize  the  Recreation  and 
Park  Commission  to  approve  special  promotions  not  to  exceed  a  20% 
discount  of  the  applicable  rate. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070817  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Clubhouse      Mayor 
Rental  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.21,  to  increase  the  fees  for  renting  clubhouses 
in  San  Francisco  parks. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070818  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Junior  Golf     Mayor 


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Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.43,  to  establish  fees  for  Junior  and  Family  golf 
tournaments.  V/ 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  *•■»    ><• 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070819  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Program  Mayor  -\,--'      t     r;  .j- •' 

Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.44,  to  establish  a  fee  structure  for  recreational 
programs,  subject  to  the  review  and  approval  of  the  Recreation  and  Park 
Commission. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070820  [Recreation  6  Park  Department  -  Reservation        Mayor    , ,  ,-  .: 
Administrative  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  by  adding  Section  12.45  to  establish  administrative  fees.   „   , 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote:  '^  ^^'^  '  ""^  '^  * 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ' 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  ..    •  •.  .  '   "- 

070821  [Recreation  &  Park  Department  -  Change  to  Mayor 

Resident  Golf  Card  Fee]  "'      -      •^*"'     '  '^■' 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.32,  to  increase  the  annual  fee  for  San  Francisco 
Resident  Golf  Cards  from  $40.00  to  $45.00  and  imposing  administrative  fees. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -Daly  ..  ,.,  .'sk<y.  -i^- >■ :  ,-^A' :  -^  '.  ^ 


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070822  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Wedding         Mayor  '>-,\    i 

Fees]  ■■.  ■■' 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.07,  to  increase  the  fees  for  holding  weddings  in 


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San  Francisco  parks. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070823  [Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund]  Mayor,  Supervisor 

Elsbernd 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-275,  to  create  a  Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund.  (Mayor) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070849  [Establishing  the  HOPE  SF  Fund  and  provide  for    Mayor,  Supervisor 
appropriations  to  the  Fund]  Maxwell 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-370,  to:  establish  the  HOPE  SF  Fund;  direct  the  City  to 
appropriate  $5,000,000  to  the  Fund  for  FY  2007-2008  and  set  City  policy 
regarding  future  appropriations  to  the  Fund;  identify  the  permitted  uses  of 
moneys  so  deposited;  and,  set  forth  provisions  for  the  administration  of  such 
fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070702  [Second  Amendment  to  Catholic  Charities 

Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Catholic  Charities  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 


Enacted  396-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070703  [Second  Amendment  to  Community  Housing 


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Partnership  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on 

Treasure  Island]  i  -. 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for  • 

the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 

to  the  sublease  v^ith  Community  Housing  Partnership  to  add  42  residential 

units  to  the  premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge 

and  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority)         .      ,.,    ^. 

Enacted  392-07  n?t: /•<•..;:  -  .  .  u     .  C 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  '^     "  •  :  4  • 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,._ 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  .'' 

070704  [First  Amendment  to  Haight  Ashbury  Free 

Clinics  Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  '   '         V-    m '^ 

Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Haight  Ashbury  Free  Clinics  to  increase  utility  rates. 
(Treasure  Island  Development  Authority)  '      '    ,;.       f    ... ,, 

Enacted  393-07        ^^^"^^      .i>V;ri>;^'  -      - 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  -  <    i  ;     -^  r   ;  ( 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,.         ,  -  . 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  -^  '       '  ■'    ' 

070705  [First  Amendment  to  Rubicon  Programs  Sublease  v    k   ,  .  .• 

of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island]  ^..:- 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Rubicon  Programs  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 


Enacted  395-07  ,        ^""j  fc^ 

Number:  ... 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  * 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070706  [First  Amendment  to  Swords  to  Plowshares 

Sublease  of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  first  amendment  to 
the  sublease  with  Swords  to  Plowshares  to  increase  utility  rates.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority)  Af  ",     < 


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Enacted  394-07 

Number:  »«     -.  ^  .  •  ,^h<  ;.  r 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070707  [Second  Amendment  to  Walden  House  Sublease  j 

of  Housing  Units  on  Treasure  Island] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  a  second  amendment 
to  the  sublease  with  Walden  House  to  add  12  residential  units  to  the 
premises,  to  increase  the  common  area  maintenance  charge  and  to  increase 
utility  rates.  (Treasure  Island  Development  Authority) 


Enacted  391-07  ;  -^s  ^' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070824  [Approval  of  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the     Mayor 
Human  Services  Care  Fund] 

Resolution  approving  the  FY07-08  Expenditure  Plan  for  the  Human  Services 
Care  Fund.  i,» 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  408-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070888  [Jurisdictional  transfer  of  property  from  DPW  to  Mayor         - "       ' 
HSA] 

Resolution  transferring  jurisdiction  of  certain  real  property  located  at  1 
Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4720,  Lot  7;  the  Sojourner  Truth  Child 
Care  Center),  200  Cashmere  Street  (Assessors  Block  4710,  Lot  6;  the  MLK 
Nursery  School),  100  Whitney  Young  Circle  (Assessors  Block  4711,  Lot  6;  the 
Earl  P.  Mills  Community  Center),  and  1030  Oakdale  Avenue  (Assessors  Block 
4714,  Lot  7;  the  Captain  William  Sorey  Nursery  School),  from  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  to  the  Human  Services  Agency. 

Enacted  406-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarlmi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070827  [Disbursements  from  Budget  Savings  Fund]  Mayor 

Resolution  approving  disbursements  from  the  Budget  Savings  Incentive  Fund.       ?„.. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  407-07 

Number:  ,  j- 

ADOPTED  by  the  follov/ing  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jev/,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  w.    -, 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070885  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  for  Department  of 
Elections] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 
performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  absentee  voter  ballot 
distribution  services  for  Department  of  Elections. 


Enacted  399-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

From  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  Without 
Recommendation  ,   v  jjr  ^^.  > 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  present  at  3: 15  pm. 


070887  [Proposition  J  Contract/Certification  of  specified  Mayor 
contracted-out  services  for  Recreation  and  Park] 

Resolution  concurring  with  the  Controller's  certification  that  services  can  be 
performed  by  private  contractor  for  a  lower  cost  than  similar  work 
performed  by  City  and  County  employees  for  golf  course  maintenance 
services  at  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Parks. 


Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  RE-REFERRED  to  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.  The 
motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  5  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 


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Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 

070730  [Charter  Amendment  -  Renewal  of  Library  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Preservation  Fund  for  fifteen-year  term  and  Maxwell,  Elsbernd, 

authorization  to  issue  debt  for  Library  purposes   Alioto-Pier,  Mirkarimi, 
secured  by  and/or  repaid  from  the  Fund]  McGoldrick,  Dufty, 

Ammiano,  Sandoval 
Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  repeal  the  existing  Section  16.109  and 
to  add  a  new  Section  16.109,  to  renew  the  Library  Preservation  Fund  for 
fifteen  years  and  to  authorize  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  issue 
debt  for  Library  purposes  secured  by  and /or  repaid  from  the  Fund. 


Supervisor  Sandoval  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Jew 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation 


070726  [Charter  Amendment  -  Requiring  the  Mayor  to      Supervisor  Daly 
appear  personally  at  one  regularly-scheduled 
meeting  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  each  month 
to  engage  in  formal  policy  discussions  with 
members  of 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  2.103  and  3.100  to 
require  the  Mayor  to  appear  personally  at  one  regularly-scheduled  meeting 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  each  month  to  engage  in  formal  policy 
discussions  with  members  of  the  Board  and  to  authorize  the  Board  to  adopt 
rules  and  guidelines.  : 


ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  5  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell 

070727  [Ability  of  Mayor  and  Board  to  amend  MTA  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

budget  and  regulate  MTA  operations;  Controller    Sandoval 
to  administer  MTA  quality  review;  MTA  Director 
as  ex  officio  Parking  Authority  Director;  transit 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.102,  8A.106,  and 
8A.107,  to  provide  that:  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency's  budget  shall 
be  subject  to  the  City's  normal  budget  process;  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency  shall  be  subject  to  regulation  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  must  comply  with  voter-approved 
ordinances;  and,  the  Controller,  rather  than  the  Agency,  shall  administer 
the  biennial  municipal  transportation  quality  review  survey  and  study. 


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Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.102,  8A.106, 
8A.107,  8A.112,  and  A8.404,  to  provide  that:  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency's  budget  shall  be  subject  to  the  City's  normal  budget  process;  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  shall  be  subject  to  regulation  by  the  Board 
of  Supervisors;  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  must  comply  with 
voter- approved  ordinances;  the  Controller,  rather  than  the  Agency,  shall 
administer  the  biennial  municipal  transportation  quality  review  survey  and  ^ 
study;  the  Director  of  Transportation  may  serve  ex  officio  as  the  Parking 
Authority  Executive  Director;  and,  the  salaries  of  platform  employees  and 
coach  or  bus  operators  shall  be  no  less  than,  rather  than  no  more  than,  the 
average  of  the  two  highest  wage  schedules  for  the  same  job  classes  in 
comparable  transit  systems. 

Continued  to  July  24,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the     ^ 
Whole 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that 
this  Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion 
carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  '-'■'■ 

070731  [Charter  Amendment  -  Emissions  Reduction  and    Supervisor  Peskin    ■' 
Transit  Reform] 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.100  through 
8A.106,  8A.  1 08  through  8A.  110,  8A.112  through  8A.113,  9.118,  and  A8.404; 
repealing  Section  16.110;  re-numbering  Sections  16.100  and  16.102  as 
8A.114  and  8A.115,  respectively;  and  requiring  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
adopt  an  ordinance  amending  the  Traffic  Code  to  repeal  any  provision  in 
conflict  with  this  measure  and  convert  such  provisions  to  rules  and 
regulations  of  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of  Directors,  all  to 
increase  the  efficiency,  effectiveness  and  autonomy  of  the  Municipal 
Transportation  Agency  and  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions  from  San 
Francisco's  transportation  sector. 


Continued  to  July  24  ,2007 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  that  this  Charter 
Amendment  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval    ^  ..  .  ..^    v 

Board  of  Supervisors  Sitting  as  a  Committee 
of  the  Whole 


070724  [Charter  Amendment  -  San  Francisco  Affordable  Supervisors  Daly, 

Housing  Fund]  Ammiano,  Mirkarimi 

Charter  amendment  (Third  Draft)  to  add  Section  16.127  to:  establish  a 
baseline  appropriation  and  set  aside  the  equivalent  of  an  annual  tax  of  two 
and  one-half  cents  [$0,025]  on  each  one  hundred  dollars  ($100)  of  assessed 
property  tax  valuation  for  the  next  fifteen  (15)  years  to  support  affordable 
housing  programs;  require  the  Mayor  to  prepare  an  affordable  housing  plan 
every  three  (3)  years;  affirm  City  policy  urging  the  Redevelopment  Agency 


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to  use  at  least  fifty  percent  (50%)  of  Its  tax  increment  funds  for  low  and 
moderate  income  housing;  and  setting  an  expiration  date  of  July  1,  2023. 


The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

James  Traq/;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Ruis;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Peter  Maziak;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Jane  Martin;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Shannon  Dodge;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Eric  Quesada;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Sylvia  Johnson;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  Affordable  Housing  Charter  Amendment 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  issues  with  set  asides 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 
NOT  ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  4  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  7  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Peskin 

070938  [Charter  Amendment  -  To  provide  retirement       Supervisor  McGoldrick 
benefits  for  police  department  employees  who 
were  also  airport  police  officers  prior  to 
December  27,  1 997,  as  If  they  had  been 
members  of  the 

Charter  amendment  (Fourth  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  A8. 506-2  and  AS.  597- 
11(a)  to  authorize  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  amend  a  contract  with  the 
Public  Employees  Retirement  System  in  order  to  transfer  to  the  San 
Francisco  Employees'  Retirement  System  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  certain 
airport  police  officers,  and  by  adding  Section  A8.597-10(d)  to  include  time 
worked  as  an  airport  police  officer  in  the  calculation  for  retirement  benefits 
for  police  department  employees. 


The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 


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Sylvia  Johnson  J        : 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed.  ^^  -- ; ,-,    ,  ,- 

ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  .^.    -■ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 
Supervisor  Jew  Excused  From  Voting  ^    '  - 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  to  '  •'    ''  CgduVC 

excuse  Supervisor  Jew,  at  his  request,  because  of  possible  conflict  of 
interest,  from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  1  -  Jew  ■■'■ 

070814  [Increasing  permit  and  license  fees  for  motor        Mayor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  amending  Sections 
2.26.1  and  2.27.1,  to  increase  permit  and  license  fees  for  certain  motor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits,  and  to  repeal  obsolete  provisions;  amending  Police       ^  ' 
Code  Section  2.31  to  authorize  an  annual  adjustment  to  such  fees  to  match         '   ' 
changes  in  the  Consumer  Price  Index;  and  ratifying  fees  previous  collected. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  1  -Jew  •'•    *'     '"'  -         '^<^.■      •:  ■       ,>:,  .  '•    <vo 

070769  [Amending  a  contract  with  anticipated 
expenditure  in  excess  of  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  the  Eighth  Amendment  to  the  agreement  between  the        '  ' 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (Purchaser)  and  Sunset  Scavenger  Company 
(Contractor)  for  sludge  hauling,  increasing  the  total  compensation  to  the      .   , 
Contractor  by  $1.3  million  to  $12,415,000,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco 
Charter  Section  9.118(b).  (Office  of  Contract  Administration)  ' 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  403-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  ,.  • 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Public  Safety  Committee 

070682  [Prohibition  of  possession  or  sale  of  firearms  or  Mayor,  Supervisors 
ammunition  on  county  property]  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Section  617  to 
prohibit  the  possession  or  sale  of  firearms  or  ammunition  on  property 
controlled  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  AliJto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  ■  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin 

070683  [Requirement  that  firearms  located  within  a  Mayor,  Supervisors 
residence  be  kept  in  a  locked  container  or  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 
secured  with  a  trigger  lock] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Section  4512 
to  require  that  all  handguns  located  within  a  residence  be  kept  in  a  locked 
container  or  disabled  with  a  trigger  lock. 


Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING 
SAME  TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  -  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin 

070684  [Requiring  dealers  to  inventory  firearms  every      Mayor,  Supervisors 
six  months]  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  amending  Section 
613.10  to  require  licensed  firearms  dealers  to  transmit  to  the  Chief  of  Police 
an  inventory  of  firearms  every  six  months. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  -  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin 


Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 


Supervisors  Daly  and  Mirkarimi  Excused  From  Voting 


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Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisors  Daly  and  Mirkarimi,  because  of  possible  conflict  of  interest, 
from  voting  on  this  matter.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

070964  [Appointment  -  Association  of  Bay  Area 
Governments  Executive  Board] 

Resolution  appointing  Supervisor  Chris  Daly  and  Supervisor  Ross  Mirkarimi, 
terms  ending  June  30,  2009,  to  the  Association  of  Bay  Area  Governments 
Executive  Board. 

Supervisor  Chris  Daly,  succeeding  himself,  term  expired,  seat  1,  must  be  a 
member  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  for  a  new  two-year  term  ending  June 
30,  2009.  Supervisor  Ross  Mirkarimi,  succeeding  himself,  term  expired,  seat 
2,  must  be  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  for  a  new  two-year  term 
ending  June  30,  2009. 


Enacted  397-07 

Number:  .,)  • 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  _ 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi  ;-,  -a..-.':   ... 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of'' 
Commendations 

Privilege  of  the  Floor 

It  was  decided  to  to  suspend  Rule  4.37  of  the  Rules  of  Order  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors  to  grant  privilege  of  the  floor  to  the  following  guests. 


Supervisor  Dufty  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  Joe  Niacin  in  recognition  of  his  dedication  to  New  Leaf.    ,y    < 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 


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070708  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Final  Mitigated    ,    _ 

Negative  Declaration  -  3400  Cesar  Chavez  >     ' 

Street] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  adopted  and  issued  on  April  1 9,  2007,  approving  a  Final 
Mitigated  Negative  Declaration  (File  No.  2005.0030E),  for  the  proposed 
demolition  of  the  existing  building  and  construction  of  a  new  four-story 
building  that  would  house  a  Walgreens  store  and  up  to  three  other  small 
retail  spaces  on  the  ground  floor,  as  well  as  60  one-,  two-,  and  three- 
bedroom  owner-occupied  residential  units  above.  The  building  would  be 


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about  115,000  gross  square  feet  in  size  and  approximately  50  feet  in  height. 
A  total  of  about  97  parking  spaces  would  be  provided,  with  most  located  in 
a  basement  parking  garage.  The  ground-floor  retail  stores  would  serve  as  a 
podium  for  a  residential  courtyard  above.  Access  to  the  residential  and 
employee  parking  garage  would  be  from  Bartlett  Street,  while  access  to 
surface-level  customer  parking  for  the  retail  stores  would  be  from  Cesar 
Chavez  Street.  The  project  site  is  located  within  an  NC-3  (Moderate  Scale 
Neighborhood  Commercial)  zoning  district  and  within  a  50-X  height  and  bulk 
district  in  the  Mission  neighborhood.  (Appellant:  Nick  Pagoulatos  on  behalf 
of  the  Mission  Anti-displacement  Coalition.) 

(Filed  May  22,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070709,  070710,  070711, 
District  9.) 


Sue  Hestor,  Attorney  for  the  appellant 

Viktoriya  Wise,  Carol  Roos,  AnMarie  Rodders  and  other  Representatives  for 
the  Planning  Department  reviewed  with  the  Board  the  Planning 
Department's  recommendation.  Matt  Franklin,  Mayor's  Office  of  Housing 
responded  to  questions  from  Board  members. 

Steve  Vittel,  Attorney  for  the  project  sponsor,  Seven  Hills  Croup 

Luis  Cranados  speaker;  support  of  appellant 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant 

Louis  Carneros;  support  of  appellant 

Alex;  support  of  appellant 

John  Melone;  support  of  appellant 

Cony  Ford,  SF  Labor  Council;  support  of  appellant 

Connie  Weber;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Calvin  Welch;  support  of  appellant 

Julio  Sorro;  support  of  appellant 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant 

Jake  Coleman;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Representative  from  St.  Peter's  Housing  Committee;  support  of  appellant 

Representative  from  St.  Peter's  Housing  Committee;  support  of  appellant 

Dan  Crubb;  support  of  appellant 

Male  speaker;  support  of  appellant        ^  '^*  ■*• 

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Shannon  Dodse;  support  of  appellant 

Jessica  Files;  support  of  appellant 

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Emma  Darrell;  support  of  appellant 

Rubin  Garcia;  support  of  appellant  ,  ->  n  -i*u.-j.  js  '  -  -or,-.-  >?        .    -  -       ». 

Oscar  Dominquez;  support  of  appellant      ■■'.■,  rs.  ;r-      .    ;■        ,■<• 

Female  Speaker;  support  of  appellant  "sVava""    '"I  .    v,'. 

Jane  Martin;  support  of  appellant  '  *c."  ■.■•.). q':  ;^     *".iC,  •  .    =-. 

Female  spealier;  support  of  appellant  '        '    ""     •  .  ■  ■'    '  -    >^ 

Robert  Haaland,  Local  SEIU;  support  of  appellant 

Claire  Bowman;  support  of  appellant 

Howard  Wallace;  support  of  appellant 

Cathy  Lumpsl<in;  support  of  appellant  ,,..,; 

Ffon/c  Martin  del  Campo,  Labor  Council;  support  of  appellant    ,.     ^^  > 

/i.  Sanchez,  Coleman  Advocates;  support  of  appellant       •  v     .  . 

Blanca;  support  of  appellant  ■   ."Tt.v  :-»'..-•■';   •'  .  - 

Representative  of  St.  Peter's  Housing  Committee  and  Day  Lbor  program;  '  "'" 

support  of  appellant 

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Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant  ..^.  ■.■■..-.  ^,     ■ 

Male  speaker;  support  of  appellant  ^-j?/;  .    .  ,    ?. 

Student  at  Mercy  High  School;  support  of  appellant  ■  r         -^ 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant  '      •    '         '• 

Renee  Saucedo;  support  appellant       •      v  >  '''^^-     ^  - 

Denise  Jones;  support  of  appellant      '     '   -  M  •  •     :' 

Julio  tglesai;  support  of  appellant  "''  ':''"■"'  •" 

Anna  Maria  Loya;  support  of  appellant       '■   ■  ''       '"' 

Laura  Guzman;  support  of  appellant  '       -'.''■    .      '  > 

Eilzabeth  Alexander;  support  of  appellant  ^'j      •  •     ■'.  :,    ' 

Enriques  Salsado;  support  of  appellant        "'  '     '  "  ,  •;  ,  i>- 

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Iris  Biblowitz;  support  of  appellant 

Carlos  Villareal;  support  of  appellant 

Bruce  Ellison;  support  of  appellant 

Marion  Miedra;  support  of  appellant 

Terry  Frye;  support  of  appellant  •   '"'■•'; 

Michael  Themot;  support  project  sponsor 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant  ;..,,. 

T.  Romero;  support  of  appellant 

David  Campos;  support  of  appellant 

Robert  Hemminser;  support  of  appellant 

Arlene  LaFarnari;  support  of  appellant 

Tim  Coleman;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Alex  Tom;  support  of  appellant 

Joe  Piccoro;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Michael  Miller;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Rosebella  Safont;  support  of  appellant  .,  .^^.^. 

Hector  Molina;  support  of  appellant 

Lana  AMar;  support  of  appellant 

Anita;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ^' 

Melissa;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  .      j  t  >;..,•  .w. 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Vicki  Dascaslow;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Robert  Danelli;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

John  Joseph;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Female  speaker;  support  of  appellant 

Mauricio  Vela;  support  of  appellant 

Edward  Barrajo;  support  of  appellant 


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Chris  Peterson;  support  of  the  project  sponsor        ^  ->r\\  v    v  ^ 

Paul  Vanderall;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ?  i  ..j,  .  •      * .  "^t 

R/ta  AMar;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Roberta  Gubino;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Jim  Salinas,  Carpenters  Union;  support  of  the  project  sponsor     r.s;       >'    --  . 

Brad  Matten;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  -. "  -,  -  r    ; 

Franchesca  Pesci;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  "^    '''-;'•  ■  "  ' 

Tom  Loganstein;  support  of  the  project  sponsor       ^'•'  \     kv-.     ,;      "    -r". 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ?v  ^  <  ■   '  V:  •'.;<:> 

John  Lera;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ■'■■^    «  "  ■•   -'-  ^   ' 

Jezzle  Collins;  support  of  appellant  v.v.  i^-  -ij^rvi  ■^^  i  <         •;    • 

Larry  Mazzola,  Plumbers  Union;  support  of  the  project  sponsor        ^ 

Wendy  Phillips;  support  of  appellant  it-'':c.j:        -.  i  ■  •   m 

Female  speaker,  student  at  John  O'Connell  School;  support  of  the  appellant 

Female  Speaker,  student  at  John  O'Connell  School;  support  of  the  appellant 

Female  speaker;  student  at  Mercy  Hi^h  School;  support  of  the  appellant 

Cynthia  Munoz,  St.  Peter's  Housins  Committee;  support  of  the  appellant      ^"' 

Julie  Leadbetter;  support  of  appellant 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor      » '  ^  "^ 

David  Mango;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  *"  :> 

Erica  Levin;  support  of  the  project  sponsor       '       ,  v-l:^  ak,  - 

David;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ;,'i.o    ;":  ■     > 

Caroline  Devy;  support  of  the  project  sponsor         "  >  .    >  •: 

Cristin  Sullivan;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  v-'      .  . 

John  Sullivan;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  '        ' 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Gail  Moser;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  "    '    -  '  ■  '  '         '    ■' 

Laura  Melgarejo;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Jeremy  Burnett;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 


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Andrew  Dunbar;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ■  •  vu  '>  .'."  ;ftc 

Zoe;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  "     .'0"K\ 

Fran  Taylor;  support  of  the  appellant  "-'j'-  * 

T.J.  Walkup;  support  of  the  project  sponsor        ■'^^'^  ^'A 

Fmale  Speaker;  support  of  appellant      -  ,      .    :  ■•  £  ;*>  *Vi  •?  > 

Louis  Herrera;  support  of  appellant 

Louis  Almeiento;  support  of  appellant  •Tri,  :':.,a*^t» 

Larry  Del  Carlo;  support  of  the  project  sponsor    ,     .'•\ 

Louisa  Ezquirra;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Espanola  Jackson;  support  of  appellant  :. .,  -  -^  ;. , 

Judy  West;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Male  speaker;  support  of  project  sponsor  i;,  .,  ^a 

Robert  Erinser;  support  of  appellant       i 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  v  <  s: 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Eric  Arguerro;  support  of  project  sponsor 

Phil  Lesser;  support  of  project  sponsor  ^.    ,0  >\-?A 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

John  Wilson;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Female  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Debra  Newman;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Vicki  Rosen;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

John  Mendoza;  support  of  the  project  sponsor     ^^x^.  -,^;  ^vj^   ,».*='(•,><:  ■, '(;i\  O 

Leora  Bussel;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Mr.  Salazar;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Andew  Woods;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Lisa;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

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Scott  Kelfer;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Veronica  Gannun;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Arian  Tchacova;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
John  Arvey;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
John  Cantwell;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Sylvia  Johnson;  support  of  appellant 
Jane  Wons;  support  of  appellant 
Maria  Chavez;  support  of  appellant 
Johnny  Shamless;  support  of  appellant 
Eliose  Bates;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Laura  Muniz;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Eric  Quezada;  support  of  appellant 
Oscar  Grande;  support  of  appellant 
Burt  Hill;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
Male  speaker;  support  of  appellant 
Gillian  Gillette;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


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Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Dufty  assumed  the  Chair  so  the 
President  could  participate  in  the  debate  from  the  floor  concerning  the 
following  item.  : 

The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 


Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  mitigated  negative  declaration 
decision  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues 
you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or 
in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 


(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be  adopted.) 


070709  [Affirming  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 


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declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street 
Project] 

Motion  affirming  Planning  Connmission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 


Continued  to  July  31,  2007 

Supervisor  Peskin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070710  [Reversing  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 
declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street 
Project] 

Motion  reversing  the  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007  "       '" 

Supervisor  Peskin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

07071 1  [Preparation  of  findings  to  reverse  adoption  of 
the  mitigated  negative  declaration  for  3400 
Cesar  Chavez  Street] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  reversing  the 
Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated  negative  declaration 
for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007 

Supervisor  Peskin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 


PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 


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President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Walter;  shared  memorabilia  with  the  Board  members 

Sylvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  general  issues 

Espanola  Jackson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  Power  Plant 
Task  Force  appointments 


APPROVAL  OF  REQUESTS  TO  THE 
LEGISLATIVE  ANALYST 

These  items  may  be  introduced  by  any  Supervisor  seeking  analysis  from  the 
Office  of  the  Legislative  Analyst  on  introduced  legislation  and  for  the  .  ..^^^ 

purpose  of  providing  assistance  to  Board  of  Supervisors'  task  forces  and 
advisory  committees.  Requests  to  the  Legislative  Analyst  shall  require  the 
affirmative  vote  of  a  majority  of  the  members  of  the  Board. 

FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE    -     "   '" 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference.        ' 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

071010  [Zoning  -  Extension  of  Planning  Commission  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
review  period] 

Resolution  extending  by  an  additional  45  days  the  prescribed  time  within 
which  the  Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed 
ordinance  to  amend  Planning  Code  Sections  315.3  and  315.6  of  the 
Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable  Housing  Program  to  extend  the 
requirements  of  the  Program  from  all  housing  projects  of  five  (5)  units  or 
more  to  all  housing  projects  of  two  (2)  units  or  more.  ^ 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  400-07  ■      '-^         -      •      •        \        ■    ■  '•  ' 

Number: 

ADOPTED  .,„  .  , 

07101 1  [Endorsing  the  2007  Immigrant  Rights  Summit]      Supervisors  Ammiano, 

Daly,  Alioto-Pier, 
Maxwell,  Sandoval, 
Dufty,  Peskin, 
Mirkahml,  Elsbernd 


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Resolution  endorsing  the  2007  Immigrant  Rights  Summit  to  be  convened  at 
the  Bill  Graham  Civic  Auditorium  and  declaring  September  15,  2007  as 
Immigrant  Rights  Day  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Supervisors  Mirkarimi  and  Elsbernd  requested  to  be  added  as  co-sponsors. 

Enacted  405-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071012  [Hevf  Portola  Branch  Library  groundbreaking]       Supervisors  Maxv/ell, 

Ammiano 

Resolution  recognizing  the  groundbreaking  ceremony  for  the  new  Portola 
Branch  Library  and  commending  the  San  Francisco  Public  Library  and  its 
team  for  their  hard  v/ork  and  commitment  to  San  Francisco  and  its 
residents. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  401-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071013  [Accept  and  Expend  Foundation  Grant  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 
Department  of  the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $15,000  from  the  California  Breathing  for 
the  purpose  of  implementing  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point  (BVHP)  Healthy 
Homes  Project. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  402-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor 
Ordinances 


071050  [Establishing  a  Process  for  Adoption  of  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Neighborhood  impact  Fees] 


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Ordinance  adding  Planning  Code  Section  320,  320.1,  320.2  and  320.3 
establishing  a  process  to  permit  the  adoption  or  expenditure  of 
neighborhood  impact  fees  as  defined  in  the  ordinance  only  after  the       -     ' 
Planning  Department  has  conducted  or  caused  to  be  conducted  an  impact 
study  supporting  the  imposition  of  such  a  fee;  and  making  findings  including 
environmental  findings  and  findings  of  consistency  with  the  priority  policies 
of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1  and  the  General  Plan. 

7/17/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic      ^      /'^^ 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/16/2007.  '  ' 


071056  [Centralization  of  Workforce  Development  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Efforts  Under  the  Department  of  Economic  and     Peskin,  Ammiano, 
Workforce  Development]  Maxwell 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding  a  new 
Chapter  27  to:  1 )  require  the  Mayor  to  centralize  the  City's  workforce 
development  efforts  under  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Economic  and  Workforce 
Development  (MOEWD),  or  successor  agency;  2)  require  the  Mayor  to 
manage  all  general  fund  expenditures  on  workforce  development,  create 
City-wide  workforce  development  policy,  submit  all  grant  applications  to 
the  State  or  federal  government  for  workforce  development  funding  on 
behalf  of  the  City,  subject  to  approval  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and 
annually  report  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  workforce  development  policies, 
among  other  things;  3)  require  City  departments  to  enter  into  Memoranda  of 
Understanding  with  the  Mayor's  Office  as  a  condition  of  funding  for 
workforce  development  dollars. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/17/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
8/16/2007. 


Resolutions  '" 


071052  [Issuance  and  Sale  of  Tax-Exempt  Bonds  -  San       Supervisor  Dufty 
Francisco  Friends  School] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  tax-exempt  bonds  by  the 
ABAG  Finance  Authority  for  Nonprofit  Corporations  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $27,100,000  to  finance  various  capital  facilities 
owned  by  San  Francisco  Friends  School  or  an  affiliate. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071053  [Approval  to  Execute  the  Lease  Agreement  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

between  the  San  Francisco  International  Airport 
and  Verified  Identity  Pass,  Inc.  for  Registered 
Traveler  Services] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Lease  Agreement  between  the  San 
Francisco  International  Airport  and  Verified  Identity  Pass,  Inc.  for  Private 
Sector  Registered  Traveler  Services  for  approximately  five  years  three 
months  commencing  on  a  date  to  be  mutually  agreed  upon  but  no  later  than 
October  1,  2007  through  December  31,  2012. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)         ■'<      '     '     '    •  '      ''  ;: 


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imiOl,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071054  [Settlement  of  Claim  -  Pennie  Sempell]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  claim  filed  by  Pennie 
Sempell  against  San  Francisco  for  $350,000;  claim  was  filed  on  December 
19,  2006. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


071055  [Extension  of  Contract  Third  Street  Light  Rail        Supervisor  Maxwell 
Project  Consultant  Jacobs  Civil] 

Resolution  approving  the  increase  of  $2,563,000  for  Municipal  Railway 
Contract  No.  CS-132,  Quality  Assurance  and  Construction  Management 
Services  for  Phase  I  of  the  Third  St.  Light  Rail  Transit  Project. 
7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071057  [Accept-Expend  Regional  Grant  -  Airport  Mayor 

Commission] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Airport  Commission  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant 
of  $609,71 1  from  the  Bay  Area  Air  Quality  Management  District  (Air  District), 
and  a  matching  grant  of  $500,000  from  the  California  Department  of 
Transportation  for  the  retrofit  of  diesel  buses  by  Airport  transportation 
-,  operators. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071058  [Support  for  development  of  City-owned  electric  Supervisors  Maxwell, 
generation  project]  Dufty,  Ammiano 

Resolution  urging  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  move  expeditiously  to 
complete  and  present  for  Board  of  Supervisors  consideration  agreements 
necessary  for  the  development  of  a  City-owned  combustion  turbine  project 
to  promote  the  goals  of  the  City's  Electricity  Resource  Plan. 

7/17/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAWAITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071059  [Accept-Expend  US  Department  of  Homeland         Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Security/Transportation  Security  Administration 
Grant] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  Airport  Commission  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $1,375,694  from  the  US  Department  of 
Homeland  Security/Transportation  Security  Administration  (TSA)  for  an 
Airport  perimeter  Security  Technology  Enhancement  Program. 

7/17/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COA^MITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071060  [Commending  KDRC  and  SJVPA  on  Installing  the    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
nation's  largest  planned  solar  power  generating 
facility] 

Resolution  commending  San  Joaquin  Valley  Power  Authority  on  its  plans  to 


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install  the  nation's  largest  planned  solar  power  generating  facility  and 
retaining  a  San  Francisco-based  company  to  build  the  facility  and  urging  the 
San  Francisco  Pubic  Utilities  Commission  to  expeditiously  pursue  Community 
Choice  Aggregation  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

7/3/07,  APPROVED. 

7/17/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071061  [Supporting  the  reclassification  of  "Alcopop"  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

type  flavored  malt  beverages  from  a  beer/wine    Ammiano        v^v  •  '.>i   ^ 
product  to  a  distilled  spirit  product] 

Resolution  supporting  the  reclassification  of  "Alcopop"  type  flavored  malt 
beverages  from  a  beer/wine  product  to  a  distilled  spirit  product.  .:. 

7/17/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  for  Hearing 


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071047  [Coyotes  in  City  Parks  and  Neighborhoods]  Supervisor  Jew 

Hearing  to  determine  why  coyotes  have  been  tolerated  on  public  lands  by 
city  personnel  in  violation  of  the  Health  Code;  why  the  Presidio  Trust  has 
permitted  coyotes  to  proliferate,  despite  complaints  from  Presidio  tenants 
of  threatening  behavior  and  at  least  one  lethal  attack  on  a  companion 
animal;  to  determine  what  plan  of  action  the  city  has  in  place  to  protect 
people  and  their  companion  animals  who  frequent  city  parks;  and  how  city 
personnel  propose  to  find  the  remaining  coyotes  and  relocate  them  to  a 
place  that  is  more  appropriate  in  order  to  restore  public  confidence  in  the 
safety  of  our  parks  and  neighborhoods. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood      ' 
Services  Committee. 


071048  [Controller's  report  on  occupancy,  revenue  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

collections  and  enforcement  of  parking  meters 
in  San  Francisco] 

Hearing  on  the  Controller's  report  on  occupancy,  impact  of  occupancy, 
revenue  collections  and  enforcement  of  parking  meters  in  San  Francisco. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071049  [Loss  of  arts  facilities  in  San  Francisco  including    Supervisors  Peskin, 
the  potential  closure  of  the  Lorraine  Hansberry    Ammiano 
Theater] 

Hearing  to  discuss  the  loss  of  arts  facilities  in  San  Francisco  including  the 
potential  closure  of  the  Lorraine  Hansberry  Theater. 

7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


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Charter  Amendment 

071051  [Charter  Amendment  -  Minimum  qualifications      Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
for  members  of  City  bodies  that  oversee  and 
administer  election,  campaign  finance,  lobbying, 
conflict  of  interest,  open  meeting  and  public 
records 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  add  Section  15.104  to  create  minimum 
qualifications  for  members  of  City  bodies  that  oversee  and  administer 
election,  campaign  finance,  lobbying,  conflict  of  interest,  open  meeting  and 
public  records  laws. 

7/17/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
8/16/2007. 


PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 


070993  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Francisco  Moreno,  et 
al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Francisco  Moreno, 
Maria  Govea,  Mauricio  Moreno  and  Nancy  Moreno  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $112,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  November  18, 
2005  in  United  States  District  Court,  Case  No.  C05-4752;  entitled  Francisco 
Moreno,  et  al.  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

7/9/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070994  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Dave  Alba  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  a  lawsuit  filed  by  Dave  Alba  et  al., 
acting  for  themselves  and  others  similarly  situated,  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $625,000.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  April  22, 
2005,  in  the  United  States  District  Court  for  the  Northern  District,  Case  No. 
C05-01667,  entitled  Dave  Alba,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 
(City  Attorney) 

7/9/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070998  [MOU,  San  F  rancisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2),  to  be  effective  July  1, 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  impact) 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 

Committee. 


070997  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1)] 
Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 


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between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 

Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1 ),  to  be  effective  July  1 , 

2007  through  June  30,  201 1 .  „    ,  > 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact)  ■   ,<;■' :   ;  n., 

7/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


070995  [Settlement  of  Claim  -  Alexa  Internet]  .         v    . 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  Claim  No.  07-02244 
filed  by  Alexa  Internet  on  February  28,  2007  against  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco  for  business  payroll  tax  refund  under  the  Federal  Enclave 
Presidio  Exemption  in  the  amount  of  $86,586.87.  (City  Attorney) 

7/9/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


070996  [Raising  a  contract's  dollar  amount  to  more  than 
$10  million] 

Resolution  approving  the  Third  Amendment  to  the  Agreement  betv^een  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (City)  and  Office  Depot  (Contractor)  for     ,-. 
office  supplies,  increasing  the  Agreement's  not-to-exceed  amount  to  more 
than  $10  million,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco  Charter  Section  9.118(b).  (Office 
of  Contract  Administration) 

7/9/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


PROPOSED  MOTIONS  .  .„    ,,,.,:;^:  .'^:    :  .: 

Requests  Granted  >o     ,j  v    r   r 

From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
investigate  re-timing  the  left  turn  lane  light  from  northbound  Portola 
Avenue  to  westbound  Laguna  Honda.  The  light  does  not  clear  the  traffic 
waiting  in  the  marked  lane  when  it  cycles  and  as  a  result,  drivers 
frequently  run  the  light. 

From:  Supervisor  Elsbernd  ;v. 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/  Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to 
investigate  the  possibility  of  pruning  the  shrubbery  and  trees  at  the 
intersection  of  Sloat  Boulevard  turning  left  onto  Id^'^  Avenue  as  this  could 
'  be  a  potential  traffic  hazard. 

From:  Supervisor  /Airkarimi  '    >■ 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  .     .   •  ,  ,"        ,, 


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Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Worlds  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  located  at  the 
following  locations: 

Light  Svntch  Box 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Sutter  and  Laguna 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Divisadero  and  Sutter 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Divisadero  and  Pine 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Scott  and  California 

Phone  Switch  Box  ..  . 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Bush  and  Webster 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Divisadero  and  California 

From:  Supervisor  Mirl<arimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parking  signs  located  on 
both  sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  Post  between  Divisadero  and  Fillmore 

•  Sutter  between  Laguna  and  Webster 

•  Divisadero  between  Sutter  and  Bush 

•  Fillmore  between  Sutter  and  Geary 

•  Pine  between  Laguna  and  Divisadero  (Black  Frames  only) 

•  Grove  between  Webster  and  Fillmore  (Black  Frames  only) 

From:  Supervisor  /Airkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  mailboxes  at  the  following 
locations: 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Fillmore  and  Sutter 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Bush  and  Scott 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Gough  and  Haight 

From:  Supervisor  /^irkarimi 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  locations: 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Sutter  and  Laguna 

•  1948'iush 

•  California  between  Divisadero  and  Scott 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Haight  and  Divisadero 

•  2251  Post 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  '      ■' 


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To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  •/■ 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  property  locations: 

•  7056  Divisadero 

•  1750  Divisadero  (1750C  Wells  Fargo  Signage)  ^  ^    ,     , 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works         .. ,  j   ,       .. .  ^  .        . 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  cleaning  the  median  of  Geary  between  Divisadero 
and  Cough. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  *i  -    ■  '' 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  - 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  DPT  property  at  the 
following  locations: 

•  Pedestrian  Crossing  signals  all  four  corners  of  Pine  and  Fillmore 

•  School  Crossing  Sign  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Pierce 

In  Memoriams  "  i 

Joe  Konopka  -  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  '  ,y\ 

Harry  Driggs  -  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ' 

Matthew  E.  Anderson  -  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  ''        '■ 

ADJOURNMENT 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:47 
p.m. 

Angela  CaMllo,  Clerk  of  the  Board  .;,  j^  •) 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 


Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  August  14,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  v^iiich  have  been 
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members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
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Tuesday,  July  24,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  ALIOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

SEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McGOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  CERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


Michela  AUoto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
Sandoval.  ' 


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Members  Excused:        None. 
Members  Absent:  None. 


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ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:06  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll  all 
Supervisors  were  noted  present. 


There  was  a  quorum. 


APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Dufty,  moved  to  approved 
the  Meeting  Minutes  of  June  19,  2007.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
'  !-•        McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070692  [Liquor  License,  2078  Chestnut  Street]  ' 

Resolution  determining  that  the  issuance  of  a  Type  20  off-sale  beer  and 
wine  alcoholic  beverage  control  license  to  Sylvia  Mania  for  KJ.S.S.  Candy 
Company  LLC  dba  Luv  Box  located  at  2078  Chestnut  Street  (District  2),  will 
serve  the  convenience  of  the  people  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  in  accordance  with  section  23958.4  of  the  California  Business  and 
Professions  Code;  with  conditions. 

Enacted  418-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070889  [Grant  funds  to  support  the  California  School        Supervisor  Sandoval 
Health  Association  project] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 

to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  grant  funds  in  the  amount  of  $23,423         c)V?*')M 

from  the  San  Francisco  Public  Health  Foundation  to  partially  pay  the  salary 

and  fringe  benefits  for  an  Assistant  Health  Educator  to  work  at  the  Balboa 

Teen  Health  Center  and  to  support  the  California  School  Health  Association 

project;  for  the  period  of  March  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2008. 


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Enacted  419-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

.'  ^     ^•-  • .  '■, 
070927  [Grant  of  Regional  Funds  -  Municipal  Mayor 

Transportation  Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $450,000  of  TransLinkr  funds  from  the  Metropolitan  Transportation 
Commission  to  provide  resources  to  oversee  the  installation  and  testing  of 
TransLinkr  equipment  on  Muni  vehicles. 


Enacted  420-07  u     -  •  <        •    .: 

Number:  :  \^  ivi       ,     » 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,    ;  .. 


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REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

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070909  [Adopting  findings  related  to  affirming  the 

categorical  exemption  issued  for  the  1135-1139  r  ,  ,    .t:  ,i  yr^ 

Green  Street  project] 

<  Motion  adopting  findings  related  to  affirming  the  determination  by  the 

Planning  Department  that  the  1135-1139  Green  Street  project  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Board  of  Supervisors) 

Enacted  M07-97 

Number:  v     •'     "^^^  <    i,        ,  ' 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071046  [Adopting  findings  related  to  the  disapproval  of 
the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  for  4344  1 7th  Street] 

Motion  adopting  findings  related  to  the  disapproval  of  a  3-lot  Tentative 
^-  Parcel  Map  for  4344  17th  Street,  Assessor's  Block  2646,  Lot  054. 

Enacted  M07-98  '  '  '  '  "'       '  ]- 

Number:  «  .        s.  '       ■  ' 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070773  [Government  Funding  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-  Mayor 

2008] 

Consolidated  Budget  and  Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance  appropriating  all 
estimated  receipts  and  all  estimated  expenditures  for  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Supervisor  McColdrick  requested  to  divide  the  question  relating  to  funding 
$200,000  for  the  installation  of  security  cameras. 

On  the  question  to  fund  $200,000  for  the  installation  of  security  cameras 
passed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi 

Enacted  174-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070774  [Public  Employment  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008]    Mayor 

Consolidated  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  enumerating  positions  in  the  Annual 
Budget  and  Appropriation  Ordinance  for  the  Fiscal  Year  ending  June  30, 
2008,  continuing,  creating  or  establishing  these  positions;  enumerating  and 
including  therein  all  positions  created  by  Charter  or  State  law  for  which 
compensations  are  paid  from  City  and  County  funds  and  appropriated  in  the 
Annual  Appropriation  Ordinance;  authorizing  appointments  or  continuation 
of  appointments  thereto;  specifying  and  fixing  the  compensations  and  work 
schedules  thereof;  and  authorizing  appointments  to  temporary  positions  and 
fixing  compensations  therefor.  ; 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  175-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 


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070739  [Accept- Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano  ^ 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce 
Development  to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$200,000  in  FY  2006-07  from  the  Private  Industry  Council  of  San  Francisco, 
Inc.  for  workforce  development  administration,  contracting,  and  data 
management,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to  provide  for  the 
creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions.  .iv' 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  177-07 

Number:  <         ■    . .  • 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070740  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
Economic  and  Workforce  Development]  Ammiano 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Economic  and  Workforce  r  • 

Development  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $5,765,890  in 
FY  2007-2008  from  the  California  Employment  Development  Department  for 
workforce  development,  and  amending  the  Annual  Salary  Ordinance  to 
provide  for  the  creation  of  certain  grant-funded  positions.  ..         , 


Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor.        ..  ^  ^,^. 

Enacted  178-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  -y  :;     ,.  _■■> 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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070808  [Increasing  fees  for  certain  services  provided  by  Mayor  o   .v-   ! 

the  Medical  Examiner] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  Section  8.14,  by 
raising  the  fees  for  removal  of  remains,  cremation  services,  and  making      ^  ^ 
environmental  findings.  -- 

Enacted  182-07 

Number:  ^;^,,    . -..^    ~.._-j  ,    '-: '•■•>:!  ■;.:_■-.';!.  ■••■  ---•  •   .)•-•,.•-.  ,j 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,        ' 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070810  [Patient  Rates- Public  Health]  Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Section  128  of  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  to  set 
patient  rates  and  other  services  provided  by  the  Department  of  Public 
Health,  effective  July  1,  2007.  . 


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Enacted  195-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

07081 1  [Public  Works  Code  -  Fees  for  various  permits]      Mayor 

Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code  Sections  2.1.1,  2.1.2,  and  724.1  to 
update  and  codify  various  permit  fees,  including  permits  for  caf ,  tables  and 
chairs,  commemorative  plaques,  debris  boxes,  driveways,  minor  sidewalk 
encroachments,  pipe  barriers,  sidewalks,  street  encroachments,  street 
improvements,  temporary  street  space  occupancy;  and  making 
environmental  findings. 


Enacted  197-07  '    "'-'      >  ' 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070812  [Amending  Subsections  of  Section  106  of  the  San  Mayor 
Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain 
Fire  Department  services  and  permits] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  Sections  106.2, 
106.3,  106.7,  106.8,  106.9,  106.10,  106.11,  106.15,  106.17  and  Tables  106- B 
and  106-C  of  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Code  to  increase  fees  for  certain  Fire 
Department  services  and  permits,  to  become  operative  on  its  effective  date 
or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 


Enacted  183-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070813  [Amending  Sections  of  the  San  Francisco  Mayor 

Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase 
certain  Fire  Department  licensing  fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings,  amending  Sections  90,  93,  93.1, 
94,  236,  237,  238,  239,  240,  241,  242,  243,  244,  245,  246  and  247  of  the  San 
Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code  to  increase  licensing  fees  for 
certain  permits  issued  by  the  Fire  Department,  and  repealing  Section  242.1 
of  the  San  Francisco  Business  and  Tax  Regulations  Code,  to  become 
operative  on  its  effective  date  or  on  July  1 ,  2007,  whichever  is  later. 


Enacted  184-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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070815  [Recreation  and  Park  Department -Athletic  Mayor  't..; 
Fees]  f 
Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park       j. 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.36,  to  revise  the  fee  schedule  for  use  of   ..       i  ,    „ , 
athletic  fields.                                                                                          i^o    ^    ,- , 

Enacted  185-07  -  ff 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,      '^'    '^ 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  i       '.     ■.>' 

Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070816  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Harding  Park  Mayor  >.,,,, 
Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park       ,  -, 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.12,  to  revise  the  time  for  super  twilight  play,  to 
establish  fees  for  shotgun  tournaments,  and  to  authorize  the  Recreation  and 
Park  Commission  to  approve  special  promotions  not  to  exceed  a  20% 
discount  of  the  applicable  rate.  '      ' 


Enacted  186-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -Daly  '  '^^'  ^ 


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070817  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Clubhouse      Mayor 
Rental  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.21,  to  increase  the  fees  for  renting  clubhouses 
in  San  Francisco  parks. 

Enacted  187-07  ,1  -   .;   •    ^"  (  '. 

Number:  ;       ,  ; 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070818  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Junior  Golf     Mayor 
Tournament  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.43,  to  establish  fees  for  Junior  and  Family  golf 
tournaments. 


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Enacted  188-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrIck,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070819  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Program  Mayor 

Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  adding  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.44,  to  establish  a  fee  structure  for  recreational 
programs,  subject  to  the  review  and  approval  of  the  Recreation  and  Park 
Commission. 


Enacted  189-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  ':^''^^  ^f' 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070820  [Recreation  ft  Park  Department  -  Reservation        Mayor 
Administrative  Fees] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  by  adding  Section  12.45  to  establish  administrative  fees. 

Enacted  190-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070821  [Recreation  &  Park  Department  -  Change  to  Mayor 
Resident  Golf  Card  Fee] 

Ordinance  making  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.32,  to  increase  the  annual  fee  for  San  Francisco 
Resident  Golf  Cards  from  $40.00  to  $45.00  and  imposing  administrative  fees. 


Enacted  191-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daiy 


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070822  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Wedding         Mayor 
Fees] 

Ordinance  mal<ing  environmental  findings  and  amending  San  Francisco  Park 
Code,  Article  12,  Section  12.07,  to  increase  the  fees  for  holding  weddings  in 
San  Francisco  parks. 


Enacted  181-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ...     -    •:"'><:  ft  spn^' 

Noes:  1  -  Daly 


a- 


070823  [Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund]  Mayor,  Supervisor  .m<. 

Elsbernd 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-275,  to  create  a  Retiree  Health  Benefits  Fund.  (Mayor) 


Enacted  179-07  ■    -  r^      .  ^"  ''*'•  >'Ji^n. 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070849  [Establishing  the  HOPE  SF  Fund  and  provide  for    Mayor,  Supervisor 

appropriations  to  the  Fund]  Maxwell  •' 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding 
Section  10.100-370,  to:  establish  the  HOPE  SF  Fund;  direct  the  City  to 
appropriate  $5,000,000  to  the  Fund  for  FY  2007-2008  and  set  City  policy 
regarding  future  appropriations  to  the  Fund;  identify  the  permitted  uses  of        "    - 
moneys  so  deposited;  and,  set  forth  provisions  for  the  administration  of  such     ' 
fund. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  '       '  ' -'r,    .  : 

Enacted  180-07  ",:>.'   .:;,1    v     „.!.'^    \    "^  :.^    :  ^  -  .       s.  ■ 

Number:  <- ■    •■ 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  -■      • 

Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Jew  .  ■ 

070814  [Increasing  permit  and  license  fees  for  motor        Mayor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  amending  Sections 
2.26.1  and  2.27.1,  to  increase  permit  and  license  fees  for  certain  motor 
vehicle  for  hire  permits,  and  to  repeal  obsolete  provisions;  amending  Police 
Code  Section  2.31  to  authorize  an  annual  adjustment  to  such  fees  to  match 
changes  in  the  Consumer  Price  Index;  and  ratifying  fees  previous  collected. 


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Supervisor  Jew  was  previously  excused  from  voting  on  tiiis  matter. 

Enacted  196-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Maxwell,  > 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Jew 

Recommendations  of  the  Public  Safety  Committee 

070682  [Prohibition  of  possession  or  sale  of  firearms  or    Mayor,  Supervisors 
ammunition  on  county  property]  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Section  617  to 
prohibit  the  possession  or  sale  of  firearms  or  ammunition  on  property 
controlled  by  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 


Enacted  194-07       '  " 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  -  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin 

070683  [Requirement  that  firearms  located  within  a         Mayor,  Supervisors 
residence  be  kept  in  a  locked  container  or  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 

secured  with  a  trigger  lock] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  adding  Section  4512 
to  require  that  all  handguns  located  within  a  residence  be  kept  in  a  locked 
container  or  disabled  with  a  trigger  lock. 


Enacted  193-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  -  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin 

070684  [Requiring  dealers  to  inventory  firearms  every      Mayor,  Supervisors 
six  months]  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  by  amending  Section 
613.10  to  require  licensed  firearms  dealers  to  transmit  to  the  Chief  of  Police 
an  inventory  of  firearms  every  six  months. 


Enacted  192-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  '■  f  A'-v 

Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  3  -  Daly,  Jew,  Peskin  :•:     ■ 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation 
Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Sandoval  assumed  the  Chair  so 
the  President  could  participate  in  the  debate  from  the  floor  concerning  the 
following  item.  ^ 

The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter. 

Appointment  of  President  Pro  Tempore  - 

At  the  request  of  the  President,  Supervisor  Dufty  assumed  the  Chair  so  the 
President  could  participate  in  the  debate  from  the  floor  concerning  the 
following  item.  ?    •*.       .       :i  . 

The  President  resumed  the  Chair  shortly  thereafter.  .    '^      ,,    -    ,  i,     - 


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070731  [Charter  Amendment  -  Emissions  Reduction  and    Supervisor  Peskin 
Transit  Reform] 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.100  through 
8A.106,  8A.  108  through  8A.  110,  8A.112  through  8A.113,  9.118,  and  A8.404; 
repealing  Section  16.110;  re-numbering  Sections  16.100  and  16.102  as 
8A.  1 14  and  8A.  1 1 5,  respectively;  and  requiring  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
adopt  an  ordinance  amending  the  Traffic  Code  to  repeal  any  provision  in 
conflict  with  this  measure  and  convert  such  provisions  to  rules  and 
regulations  of  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of  Directors,  all  to 
increase  the  efficiency,  effectiveness  and  autonomy  of  the  Municipal 
Transportation  Agency  and  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions  from  San    >•: 
Francisco's  transportation  sector. 


Supervisor  Peskin,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  an  amendment 
of  the  whole  bearing  New  Title  and  further  amended. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  amend 
on  page  8,  by  deleting  "Section  6" 

Motion  to  amend  failed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  6  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  amend 
on  page  9,  by  deleting  "Section  8". 


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Motion  to  amend  failed  by  the  following  vote:    i.  a  c 

Ayes:  5  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  6  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  amend 
on  page  26,  by  replacing  "seventh-elevenths"  v/ith  "six-elevenths. "  ,  , 

Motion  to  amend  failed  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  4  -  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  7  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  by  deleting 
the  two  year  budgeting  reference  to  make  it  subject  to  the  annual  budget 
process. 

Motion  to  amend  failed  bythe  following  vote:  ' 

Ayes:  5  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval  "  '^^''   <^  i<  .._ 

Noes:  6  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Peskin 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  to  further 
amend  on  page  33,  by  deleting  "Section  10  b"  relating  to  off  street  parking. 

Ayes:  3  -  Alioto-Pier,  Jew,  Sandoval 

Noes:  8  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin 

Second  line 

Supervisor  Daly  requested  to  divide  the  question  to  include  "Section  10  b" 
relating  to  off  street  parking. 

On  the  question  to  include  "Section  10  b"  relating  to  off  street  parking 
passed  by  the  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  8  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  '  * 

AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW  TITLE  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 

Charter  amendment  (Third  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.100  through  8A.106, 
8A.108  through  8A.110,  8A.112  through  8A.113,  and  A8.404;  repealing 
Section  16.110;  re-numbering  Sections  16.100  and  16.102  as  8A.114  and 
8A.  1 1 5,  respectively  and  amending  Section  8A.  1 1 5;  and  requiring  the  Board 
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any  provision  in  conflict  with  this  measure  and  convert  such  provisions  to 
rules  and  regulations  of  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of 
Directors,  all  to  increase  the  efficiency,  effectiveness  and  autononny  of  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  and  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions 
from  San  Francisco's  transportation  sector. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of  the 
Whole. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 

Charter  Amendment  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by 

the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Noes:  2  -  Alioto-Pier,  Sandoval 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation 

070727  [Ability  of  Mayor  and  Board  to  amend  MTA  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

budget  and  regulate  MTA  operations;  Controller    Sandoval 
to  administer  MTA  quality  review;  MTA  Director 
as  ex  officio  Parking  Authority  Director;  transit 

Charter  amendment  (Second  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.102,  8A.106, 
8A.107,  8A.112,  and  A8.404,  to  provide  that:  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency's  budget  shall  be  subject  to  the  City's  normal  budget  process;  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  shall  be  subject  to  regulation  by  the  Board 
of  Supervisors;  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  must  comply  with 
voter-approved  ordinances;  the  Controller,  rather  than  the  Agency,  shall 
administer  the  biennial  municipal  transportation  quality  review  survey  and 
study;  the  Director  of  Transportation  may  serve  ex  officio  as  the  Parking 
Authority  Executive  Director;  and,  the  salaries  of  platform  employees  and 
coach  or  bus  operators  shall  be  no  less  than,  rather  than  no  more  than,  the 
average  of  the  two  highest  wage  schedules  for  the  same  job  classes  in 
comparable  transit  systems. 


The  President  inquired  if  any  member  of  the  public  who  wished  to  address 
the  Board  Members. 

Sylvia  Johnson  .  v  . 

Daniel  Murphy,  MTACAC;  not  in  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment      • 

Female  speaker 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
NOT  ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  3  -  Daly,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 

Noes:  8  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin 


NEW  BUSINESS 


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Recommendation  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent  at  4:33  p.m. 


070926  [Designating  a  sole  source  contractor  to  provide  Mayor 
healthcare  coverage  to  certain  eligible 
temporary  exempt  as-needed  SEIU  City 
employees] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Human  Resources  to  execute  a 
contract  with  the  San  Francisco  Health  Plan  to  administer  healthcare 
coverage  to  certain  eligible  temporary  exempt  as-needed  City  employees 
who  are  members  of  SEIU  locals  535,  790  and  UHW;  and  granting  a  waiver  to 
the  competitive  procurement  requirements  of  San  Francisco  Administrative 
Code  Chapter  21 . 

(Fiscal  Impaot. ) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 

070444  [Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable  Housing         Supervisor  Sandoval 
Requirements] 

Ordinance  approving  changes  to  the  Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable 
Housing  Requirements  by  amending  Section  315  to  clarify  the  regulations  in 
effect  for  particular  projects;  amending  Section  315.1  to  modify  certain 
definitions  related  to  income  and  sale  price  calculation;  amending  Section 
315.2  to  update  findings;  amending  Section  315.3  to  conform  the  legislation 
to  the  requirement  that  the  ordinance  apply  to  all  projects  of  5  units  or 
more;  amending  Sections  315.4  and  315.5  to  establish  separate 
requirements  for  buildings  of  120  feet  in  height  or  greater,  to  clarify  the 
requirements  related  to  the  type  of  on-  and  off-site  housing  required,  to 
require  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Housing  to  establish  minimum  qualifications  for 
firms  that  market  below  market-rate  units;  and  to  establish  a  preference  in 
the  lottery  for  on-  and  off-site  units  for  people  who  live  and  work  in  San 
Francisco;  amending  Section  315.6  to  provide  updated  guidelines  for  the 
calculation  of  the  in  lieu  fee  and  to  allow  MOH  to  expend  funds  for  a  study 
to  periodically  update  the  fee;  amending  Section  315.7  to  change  the 
amount  of  time  an  ownership  unit  shall  remain  affordable;  amending 
Section  315.8  to  amend  certain  monitoring  and  study  obligations;  making  a 
related  change  to  the  Jobs-Housing  Linkage  Program  by  amending  Section 
313.6  to  make  annual  adjustments  in  the  in  lieu  fee  for  that  program 
correspond  to  the  method  used  for  the  Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable 
Housing  Program;  and  making  findings,  including  findings  under  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 


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PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 

070679  [Residential  Rental  Units:  Lock  Replacements  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Landlord  When  Tenants  Vacate] 

Ordinance  amending  the  Administrative  Code  by  adding  Chapter  49B  to 
provide  that  when  a  rental  unit  is  permanently  vacated  by  all  tenants  the 
landlord  must  re-key  or  replace  all  door  locks  that  are  exclusive  to  that 
unit,  including  doors  to  storage  units  and  garages. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations  - 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M.  ..; 

070967  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Minor  Sidewalk 

Encroachment  for  11 66  Haight  Street]  r'    >    - 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the 

Department  of  Public  Works,  by  its  letter  dated  June  13,  2007,  approving  a 

request  of  Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachment  Permit  to  construct  a  warped 

driveway  ramp  and  two  (2)  planter  boxes  to  encroach  3'-0"  into  the  public 

sidewalk  right-of-way  (25%  of  the  sidewalk  width  as  allowed  by  Article  15,        j   .  -    ^  :;, 

Section  723.2  of  the  Public  Works  Code)  fronting  the  property  at  1 166  *        ' 

Haight  Street  to  provide  access  to  a  proposed  garage  below  grade. 

(Appellant:  Raquel  Fox.) 

(Filed  June  28,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070968,  070969;  District 

5.)  ,:  ,  ,.,  ....-../:,■ 


The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  public  wished  to 

address  the  Board  Members.  ., 

- . .  .■»'- 

Stephanie  Fons;  support  of  the  appellant  , 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

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given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  minor  sidewalk  encroachment  permit 
appeal  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you 
or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in 
written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070968  [Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachment  Permit  Appeal] 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works'  approval  of 
a  Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachment  Permit  at  1166  Haight  Street  and  denying 
the  Encroachment  Permit. 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070969  [Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachment  Permit  Appeal] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works'  approval  of  a 
Minor  Sidewalk  Encroachment  Permit  at  1166  Haight  Street  and  denying  the 
appeal. 

Continued  to  September  1 1,  2007 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 


070910  [Appeal  of  Determination  of  Exemption  from 

Environmental  Review  for  3424  Jackson  Street] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  May  31,  2007  (Case  No.  2005.1 134E),  exempting  from 
environmental  review  under  Categorical  Exemption  Class  1 ,  [State 
Guidelines,  Section  15301(e)(1)].  The  proposal  would  construct  an  addition 
of  approximately  780  square  feet  (sq  ft)  of  new  space,  room  repartitions, 
removal  of  a  rear  fire  escape,  and  addition  of  a  new  rear  egress  staircase 
and  three  decks  to  a  6,510-sq  ft,  35-foot-high,  four-story,  single-family 
dwelling  constructed  circa  1921.  The  proposed  alterations  would  result  in  a 
building  approximately  7,289  sq  ft  and  35  feet  high  with  enlarged  ground, 
first,  second,  and  third  floors  to  the  rear  (about  487  sq  ft  of  additional 
space),  and  enlarged  fourth  floor  toward  the  front  of  the  building  (an 
expansion  of  292  sq  ft).  The  site  is  a  rectangular  4,469-sq  ft  parcel 
(Assessor's  Block  0971;  Lot  003B).  The  project  site,  located  in  the  Presidio 
Heights  neighborhood  is  zoned  RH-1  (Residential,  House  -  One  Family)  and  is 
within  a  40-X  height  and  bulk  district. 
(Appellant:  Howard  N.  Ellman  on  behalf  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Karkar) 


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(Filed  June  14,  2007;  companion  measure  to  070911,  070912,  070913;     '^      ' 
District  2.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  Members. 

There  were  none. 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

07091 1  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  Issued  for 
the  3424  Jackson  Street  project] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
3424  Jackson  Street  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this       •; 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 
Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval         vc  •. ,».     ,\     v    :■     '. 

070912  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  issued  .  a 
for  the  3424  Jackson  Street  project] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
3424  Jackson  Street  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

.   .  ■_■■,-. 

070913  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  3424 
Jackson  Street  project] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 


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appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  project  at 
3424  Jackson  Street  is  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 
CONTINUED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 


070800  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Categorical 
Exemption  from  Environmental  Review  - 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access 
Network  Ordinance] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  April  20,  2007,  Case  No.  2007.0097E,  exempting  from 
environmental  review  under  Categorical  Exemption  [State  CEQA  Guidelines, 
Sections  15301(b),  15303(d),  a  15303(e);  Class  Numbers  1  and  3],  the 
proposed  project  is  an  ordinance  proposed  by  the  Mayor  (Board  File  No. 
070077)  that  would  approve  one  or  more  agreements  (hereafter  "the 
Agreement")  between  Earthlink,  Inc.  and  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Agreement  would  permit  Earthlink  to  manage,  operate,  and 
install  within  the  City  rights-of-way  a  citywide  wireless  broadband  internet 
access  network  that  would  provide  free  or  affordable  internet  access  for  San 
Francisco  residents,  workers,  and  visitors.  The  project  would  involve 
installation  within  the  City  rights-of-way  of  a  communications  system 
consisting  of  two  types  of  above-ground  equipment:  transmitters  and 
backhaul  devices.  The  Agreement  does  not  specify  proposed  locations  for 
the  communications  equipment,  and  Earthlink  has  not  yet  selected  such 
locations.  (Appellant:  Jeff  Hoffman,  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco 
Neighborhood  Antenna  Free  Union  (SNAFU).) 

(Filed  May  30,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070801,  070802,  070803.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  Members. 

There  were  none. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 


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(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070801  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for 
the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet 
Access  Network  Ordinance] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  July  3 1 ,  2007  ; 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070802  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  issued 

for  the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  **'       '    "^ 

Access  Network  Ordinance] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is  .., 

categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 

Environmental  Quality  Act. 

■'■.*>   < 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this  ..i^^ » 

Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070803  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  appeal  of  <    ,? 
the  categorical  exemption  for  the  Citywide 

Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network 
Ordinance] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  Citywide 
Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is  exempt  from 
;  environmental  review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  July  31,  2007 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ■  ' 

COMMITTEE  REPORTS 

070828  [Open  Space  Fund  Financing]  Mayor 


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Ordinance  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  lease  revenue  bonds  payable 
from  the  Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  Fund  to  finance  various  park 
projects  as  further  described  herein;  approving  the  form  of  a  First 
Amendment  to  Site  Lease  by  and  betv^een  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  Finance  Corporation  (the  "Corporation")  and  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  (the  "City")  relating  to  certain  City-owned  properties 
located  in  the  City  (as  further  described  herein);  approving  the  form  of  a 
First  Supplemental  Lease  by  and  between  the  Corporation  and  the  City; 
approving  the  form  of  a  First  Supplemental  Trust  Agreement  by  and 
between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee  (including  certain  indemnities 
contained  therein);  approving  the  form  of  an  Assignment  Agreement  by  and 
between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee;  approving  the  form  of  an  official 
notice  of  sale  and  a  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue  bonds; 
directing  the  publication  of  the  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue 
bonds;  approving  the  form  of  an  official  statement  in  preliminary  and  final 
form;  approving  the  form  of  a  continuing  disclosure  certificate;  authorizing 
the  payment  of  costs  of  issuance;  authorizing  reimbursement  of  certain 
expenditures;  authorizing  the  establishment  of  a  contingency  fund;  adopting 
findings  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act  and  findings 
pursuant  to  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  ratifying  previous  actions 
taken  in  connection  therewith. 

(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  Committee.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 

070746  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  760  Harrison  Street] 

Resolution  retroactively  authorizing  extension  of  a  lease  of  real  property  at 
760  Harrison  Street  for  the  Department  of  Public  Health.  (Real  Estate 
Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  409-07 

Number: 


ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 


PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 


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address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 


Dr.  Aurelius  Walker;  support  of  the  construction  project  in  the  Bay  View 
Hunter's  point  area 

Reverend  Boyd;  support  of  the  project  construction  project  in  the  Bay  View 
Hunter's  point  area 

Pastor  Erwin;  support  of  the  construction  project  in  the  Bay  View  Hunter's        ' 
point  area 

Pastor  George  Lee;  support  of  the  construction  project  in  the  Bay  View 
Hunter's  point  area 

Elder  Geary,  gate  keeper  at  the  Hunters  Point  shipyard;  support  of  the 
construction  project  in  the  Bay  View  Hunter's  point  area 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  Arab 
Council  . , 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Joseph  Braverman;  expressed  concern  relating  to  being  watched  and  sought    ,; 
legal  assistance 

Peter  Warfield;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library  hours 

Walter;  shared  with  the  Board  Members  memorabilia 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  US  foreign 
policy  and  the  Federal  government 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  US  Federal 
Government  and  requested  support  of  911  Truth  movement 

Ron;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  Housing  Authority  and 
housing 

Espanola  Jackson;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  Bay  View 
Hunters  Point  construction  project 

John  di  Donna;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  violence  in  the 
world 


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Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relatins  to  workplace  mobbing 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  Lennar 
Construction  Company's  contract 


FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

Supervisor  Dufty  was  noted  absent  at  5:24  p.m. 


071059  [Accept-Expend  US  Department  of  Homeland         Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Security/Transportation  Security  Administration 

Grant] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  Airport  Commission  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $1,375,694  from  the  US  Department  of 
Homeland  Security /Transportation  Security  Administration  (TSA)  for  an 
Airport  perimeter  Security  Technology  Enhancement  Program. 

Enacted  412-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071060  [Commending  KDRC  and  SJVPA  on  Installing  the    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
nation's  largest  planned  solar  power  generating 

facility] 

Resolution  commending  San  Joaquin  Valley  Power  Authority  on  its  plans  to 
install  the  nation's  largest  planned  solar  power  generating  facility  and 
retaining  a  San  Francisco-based  company  to  build  the  facility  and  urging  the 
San  Francisco  Pubic  Utilities  Commission  to  expeditiously  pursue  Community 
Choice  Aggregation  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Enacted  410-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071061  [Supporting  the  reclassification  of  "Alcopop"  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
type  flavored  malt  beverages  from  a  beer/wine    Ammiano 

product  to  a  distilled  spirit  product] 

Resolution  supporting  the  reclassification  of  "Alcopop"  type  flavored  malt 
beverages  from  a  beer/wine  product  to  a  distilled  spirit  product. 

Enacted  41 1  -07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071020  [Final  Map  -  1901  17th  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4379,  a  165  Residential  Unit  and  a  3  Commercial 


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Unit  Mixed- Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  1901  17th  Street  being  a  •  '•' 

subdivision  of  Lot  001  in  Assessors  Blocl<  No.  3978  and  adopting  findings       i ,  •.,>.: 
pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,978;  District  10.) 

Enacted  M07-89 

Number: 

APPROVED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

Severed  From  the  For  Adoption  Without  Committee 
Reference 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  request  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


^ 


071058  [Support  for  development  of  City-owned  electric  Supervisors  Maxwell,    . 
generation  project]  Dufty,  Ammiano 

Resolution  urging  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  move  expeditiously  to 
complete  and  present  for  Board  of  Supervisors  consideration  agreements 
necessary  for  the  development  of  a  City-owned  combustion  turbine  project 
to  promote  the  goals  of  the  City's  Electricity  Resource  Plan. 

Supervisor  Daly  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 

Supervisors  Dufty  and  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  co-sponsors. 
REFERRED  to  the  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 


Supervisor  Dufty  was  noted  present  at  5:27  p.m. 


IMPERATIVE  AGENDA 

Resolution(s),  if  any,  to  be  adopted  within  limits  imposed  by  the  Sunshine 
Ordinance  and  the  Ralph  M.  Brown  Act,  introduced  today,  not  on  the 
printed  agenda.  For  such  resolutions  to  be  considered,  the  Board  must  first 
adopt  the  Serious  Injury  Finding  or  the  Purely  Commendatory  Finding  and 
the  Brown  Act  Finding.Each  motion  requires  8  votes  or  a  unanimous  6  or  7. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  the  resolution(s).  For  such  resolutions  to 
be  considered,  the  Board  must  first  adopt  the  following  two  motions. 


[Purely  Commendatory  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  that  the 
resolution(s)  being  considered  at  this  time  are  purely  commendatory. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  ADOPTION 


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of  the  commendatory  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

[Brown  Act  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  by  roll  call  vote  that  for  the 
resolutions  being  considered  at  this  time  there  is  a  need  to  tai<e  immediate 
action  and  the  need  to  take  action  came  to  the  attention  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  after  the  agenda  was  posted. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  ADOPTION 
of  the  Brown  Act  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071083  [In  honor  of  Carolyn  Hanna's  retirement  after       Supervisor  Sandoval 
twenty-seven  years  of  service  in  the  Office  of 
the  Public  Defender] 

Resolution  commending  Carolyn  Hanna  for  twenty-seven  years  of 
distinguished  service  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Enacted  417-07 

Number:  t 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  '     ■ 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 

Ordinances 

071085  [Appropriating  $5,647,000  for  increased  costs  at  Mayor 
San  Francisco  General  and  Laguna  Honda 
Hospitals  in  the  Department  of  Public  Health 
retroactive  to  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007] 

Ordinance  appropriating  $5,647,000,  including  $2,774,000  of  Patient 
Revenue  and  $2,873,000  in  Prior  Year  Settlements  to  support  increased 
temporary  salary,  fringe  and  overtime  costs  of  $4,498,000  at  San  Francisco 
General  Hospital  and  $1,149,000  at  Laguna  Honda  Hospital  for  the 
Department  of  Public  Health  retroactive  to  Fiscal  Year  2006-2007. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071087  [Amending  Ordinance  115-07  which  approved  an  Mayor,  Supervisor 
amendment  to  the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach         Peskin 
Redevelopment  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  1 1 5-07  (which  approved  an  amendment  to 
the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach  Redevelopment  Plan). 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


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071089  [Warning  and  cough  and  cold  medicine  for  Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 

infants  and  young  children]  Dufty 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  by  adding  Article  36, 
sections  3601  through  3609,  to:  (1)  require  businesses  located  in  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  post  point-of-sale  warnings  on  administering 
cough  and  cold  medicine  to  infants  and  children  younger  than  2  years,  and 
(2)  provide  penalties  for  violations. 

7/24/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  City  Operations  and 
Neighborhood  Services  Committee,  expires  on  8/23/2007. 


071090  [Persuasion  Poll  Disclosure  Requirements]  Supervisors  Daly, 

Ammiano,  Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  Campaign  and  Governmental  Conduct  Code  by 

adding  section  1 .160.5  to  require  that  persons  conducting  or  paying  for 

telephonic  persuasion  polls  must  disclose  information  to  call  recipients 

during  the  telephone  calls  and  must  file  disclosures  with  the  San  Francisco 

Ethics  Commission. 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  (Referred  to  Ethics 

Commission) 


Resolutions 

070922  [Temporarily  halting  construction  at  the  Hunters  Supervisor  Daly 
Point  Shipyard] 

Resolution  urging  the  Department  of  Public  of  Health  and  Lennar 
Corporation  to  temporarily  halt  construction  at  the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard 
and  to  contract  with  an  independent  entity  to  conduct  a  health  assessment 
of  the  residents  of  Bay  View  Hunters  Point. 

6/19/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

7/24/07,  CALLED  FROM  COAAMITTEE.  Pursuant  to  Rule  5.31,  Supervisor  Daly 
called  this  measure  from  City  Operations  Et  Neighborhood  Services 
Committee.  ^ 


071058  [Support  for  development  of  City-owned  electric  Supervisors  Maxwell, 
generation  project]  Dufty,  Ammiano 

Resolution  urging  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  move  expeditiously  to 
complete  and  present  for  Board  of  Supervisors  consideration  agreements 
necessary  for  the  development  of  a  City-owned  combustion  turbine  project 
to  promote  the  goals  of  the  City's  Electricity  Resource  Plan. 

7/17/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE         .'         ' 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

>  ■ 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 
Supervisor  Daly  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 
Supervisors  Dufty  and  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  co-sponsors. 

071083  [In  honor  of  Carolyn  Hanna's  retirement  after       Supervisor  Sandoval 

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twenty-seven  years  of  service  in  the  Office  of 
the  Public  Defender] 

Resolution  commending  Carolyn  Hanna  for  twenty-seven  years  of 
distinguished  service  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

7/24/07,  ADOPTED. 


071084  [Renew  Joint  Power  and  Revolving  Fund  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Contract  with  State] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  to  enter  into 
a  Joint  Power  and  Revolving  Fund  Contract  with  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board  to:  (1)  contract  for,  accept 
and  expend  up  to  $1 ,184,530  allocated  from  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board  for  the  assistance  of  victims 
and  witnesses  of  crime  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2009; 
and  (2)  renew  its  current  agreement  with  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board,  an  agent  of  the  State  of 
California,  for  a  revolving  loan  fund  in  the  amount  of  $75,000  to  be  used  to 
pay  for  verified  funeral/burial  expenses  and  emergency  relocation  for 
victims  of  domestic  violence  and  sexual  assault  for  an  additional  two  years 
from  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2009. 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071086  [Multifamily  Housing  Revenue  Bonds  -  Mason         Mayor 
Street  Apartments] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  issuance  and  delivery  of  multifamily  housing 
revenue  bonds  (as  defined  herein)  in  an  aggregate  principal  amount  not  to 
exceed  $28,000,000  for  the  purpose  of  providing  financing  for  a  multifamily 
rental  housing  project  to  be  known  as  Mason  Street  Apartments;  approving 
the  form  of  and  authorizing  the  execution  of  an  indenture  providing  the 
terms  and  conditions  of  the  bonds;  approving  the  form  of  and  authorizing 
the  execution  of  a  regulatory  agreement  and  declaration  of  restrictive 
covenants;  approving  the  form  of  and  authorizing  the  execution  of  a  loan 
agreement;  ratifying  and  approving  any  action  heretofore  taken  in 
connection  with  the  bonds  and  the  project;  granting  general  authority  to 
city  officials  to  take  actions  necessary  to  implement  this  resolution;  and 
related  maters. 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071088  [Parking  Regulations]  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations 

PARKING  METER  AREA  3  (1-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  RESCIND 

PARKING  METER  AREA  3  (2-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Clement  Street,  on  metered  blocks  and  adjacent  north-south  metered 
streets,  between  Arguello  Boulevard  and  25th  Avenue  (changes  existing  one 
hour  meters  to  two  hour  time  limit) 


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7I1AI07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 

071091  [Marina  Branch  Library  reopening]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  recognizing  the  Grand  Re-Opening  of  the  Marina  Branch  Library 
and  commending  the  San  Francisco  Public  Library  and  its  team  for  their  hard 
work  and  commitment  to  San  Francisco  and  its  residents. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE      ' 
AG  EN  DA  AT  TH  E  N  EXT  BOARD  MEETI NG . 


071092  [Contract  betv^een  the  Department  of  Public         Supervisor  Ammiano 
Health  and  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance 
services  for  San  Francisco  children  and  young 
adults  aged 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Health  and  the  Director  of  the 
Office  of  Contract  Administration/Purchaser  to  contract  betv^een  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  services  for  San  Francisco 
children  and  young  adults  aged  0  through  24  and  young  parents  aged  19 
through  24  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2008  in  the         " 
amount  of  $1 1 ,342,433. 


(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071093  [Urging  the  American  Psychological  Association     Supervisor  Ammiano 
to  end  its  acquiescence  in  regard  to 
participation  of  psychologists  in  interrogation  of 
detainees  in  Iraq,  Afghanistan  and  Guantanamo 
Bay] 

Resolution  requesting  that  the  American  Psychological  Association  ,  -, . 

reconsider  its  stance  regarding  the  participation  of  psychologists  in 
interrogations  of  detainees  by  restricting  the  use  of  psychologists  to 
providing  therapeutic  benefits  in  all  sites  v/here  detainees  are  held  without 
due  process  in  violation  of  international  human  rights  law. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE  > 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071094  [Extending  by  30  days  the  prescribed  time  Supervisor  Ammiano 

within  which  the  Planning  Commission  may 

render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that  < 

would  amend  the  Planning  Code  to  create  the 
Fringe 

Resolution  extending  by  30  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that 
would  amend  the  Planning  Code  to  create  the  Fringe  Financial  Service 
Restricted  Use  District  and  make  related  Zoning  Map  amendments. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 


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071095  [Opposing  AB  112]  Supervisors  Elsbernd, 

McGoldrick 

Resolution  opposing  Assembly  bill  112  to  amend  Section  97  of  the  Streets 
and  Highways  Code.  oir'  > 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071096  [Accept- Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Spousal  Abuser    Supervisor  Maxwell 
Prosecution  Program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$102,076  through  the  California  Department  of  Justice  for  a  program 
entitled  "Spousal  Abuser  Prosecution  Program"  for  fiscal  year  2007/2008. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071097  [Urging  restoration  of  two-way  traffic  on  Hayes     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Street] 

Resolution  urging  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  restore  two-way 
traffic  on  the  block  of  Hayes  Street  between  Gough  and  Franklin  streets,  to 
restore  the  pedestrian  crossing  of  Gough  Street  on  the  south  side  of  Hayes 
Street,  and  develop  a  detailed  plan  and  implementation  strategy  for 
streetscape  improvements  to  the  Hayes  Valley  Commercial  District  along 
Hayes  Street  between  Franklin  and  Laguna  streets. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071099  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant-2007  Mayor's  Supervisor  Dufty 

Summer  Food  Service  Program  and  Afterschool 
Snack  program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Children,  Youth  and 
their  Families  (DCYF),  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$876,988,  currently  and  retroactively,  from  the  United  States  Department 
of  Agriculture  for  the  2007  Mayor's  Summer  Food  Service  Program  and  the 
After  School  Snack  Program. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  for  Hearing 

070162  [Reserved  Funds,  Department  of  Emergency 
Management,  Division  of  Emergency  Services] 

Hearing  to  consider  release  of  reserved  funds  Department  of  Emergency 
Management,  Division  of  Emergency  Services  (DEM)  fiscal  year  2005 
Homeland  Security  Grant  funds  in  the  amount  of  $891,500  for  Emergency 
Operations  Center  (EOC)  Renovation. 


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071098  [Hearing  on  temporarily  halting  construction  at  . ->?/  . 

the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  possible  adoption  of  a  Resolution  urging  the 
Department  of  Public  of  Health  and  Lennar  Corporation  to  temporarily  halt  ,*ii 

construction  at  the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard  and  to  contract  with  an 
independent  entity  to  conduct  a  health  assessment  of  the  residents  of  Bay 
View  Hunters  Point. 

7/24/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Board  of  Supervisors.  Public  hearing  at 
July  31 ,  2007  Board  meeting 


Motion 

071100  [Authorizing  preparation  of 

Proponent/Opponent  ballot  arguments  and 
rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the      -' 
voters  at  the  November  6,  2007  Election] 

Motion  authorizing  preparation  of  written  Proponent  and  Opponent  ballot 
arguments  and  rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  Charter  Amendments  approved 
by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  for  submittal  to  the  voters  at  the  November  6, 
2007  Election.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 
PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


071063  [Authorizing  the  Committee  on  Information  -^'.it. 

Technology  to  amend  its  contract  with  Central  .,,,._ 

Computer  Systems  by  more  than  $500,000] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Office  of  Contract  Administration  to  enter  into 
the  Fifth  Amendment  to  the  Agreement  between  the  City  and  Central 
Computer  Systems  (part  of  the  Computer  Store  procurement  vehicle),  in 
which  the  amendment  shall  increase  the  contract's  not-to-exceed  amou  it  by 
more  than  $500,000.  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  - 

7/16/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071064  [Raising  Office  Depot's  contract  not-to-exceed  .i 

amount  to  more  than  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  the  Third  Amendment  to  the  Agreement  between  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (City)  and  Office  Depot  (Contractor)  for 
office  supplies,  increasing  the  contract's  not-to-exceed  amount  to  more 
than  $10  million,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco  Charter  Section  9.118(b).  (Office 


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of  Contract  Administration)       vH  '■■'•.  ?'   v./zi  .0 


(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/16/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071065  [Approving  a  contract  in  excess  of  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  an  Agreement  between  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  and  Pioneer  Americas  LLC  for  sodium  hypochlorite,  a  contract 
estimated  to  exceed  $10  million,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco  Charter  Section 
9.118(b).  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/16/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


071066  [Approval  of  the  HIV  Prevention  Projects  Grant     Supervisor  Dufty 
application] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  submit  an  interim  progress  report  (IPR)  in  order  to  continue  to  receive 
funding  for  the  HIV  Prevention  Projects  grant  from  the  Centers  of  Disease 
Control  and  Prevention  (CDC).  The  amount  of  this  annual  recurring  grant  for 
the  next  grant  year  (January  1,  2008  to  December  31,  2008)  is  expected  to 
be  approximately  $9  million.  The  due  date  of  the  IPR  is  September  4,  2007. 
(Public  Health  Department) 

7/13/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

Supervisor  Dufty  requested  to  be  added  as  sponsor. 

'<'.'■'■ 

PROPOSED  MOTIONS 

Requests  Granted 

From:  Supervisor  Ammiano 
To:  Controller 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Controller's  Office  examine  the 
shortfall  in  budgeting  for  the  MCO  and  formulate  an  action  plan  going 
forward  that  would  address  the  necessary  but  unaccounted  for  CPI  increase 
assumed  in  the  latest  draft  of  the  MCO  legislation. 

From:  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
To:  Police  Chief 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Inquiring  if  whether  the  Police  Foot  Patrol  legislation 
(Ordinance  No.  1-07,  File  No.  061453),  passed  in  January  of  2007,  has  taken 
patrol  officers  out  of  the  Marina  and  Cow  Hollow  neighborhoods  and /or  has 
diverted  police  attention  from  this  area. 

This  report  should  focus  on  all  reported  crimes  in  the  Marina /Cow  Hollow 

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relevant 

period  prior  to  the  establishment  of  the  prosram;  an  analysis  or  response 

times  to  '   '*" 

priority  calls  for  the  Marina/ Cow  Hollow  neishborhoods,  compared  with  a 
relevant  .       .       .  , , 

period  prior  to  the  establishment  of  the  program. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
phone  box  near  645  Hayes  Street.  The  box  owner  is  not  visible  on  the  box. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  /  •.,.,, 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  ' ''  ^     ' 

Requesting/  Inquiring:  To  report  on  what  the  Department  of  Public  Works  is 
doing  to  respond  to  elderly  and  disabled  individuals  who  can  not  comply 
with  Section  170  of  the  Public  Works  Code.  ' 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ^ 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the 
parking  signs  located  on  both  sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted), 
at  the  following  locations: 

Masonic  between  Waller  and  Frederick 

Ashbury  between  Frederick  and  Waller 

Waller  between  Buena  Vista  West  and  Stanyan 

Downey  between  Frederick  and  Ashbury 

17'^'^  Street  between  Belvedere  and  Stanyan  ''^''   '■    '''       - 

Belvedere  between  Alma  and  Frederick 

Cole  between  Alma  and  Frederick 

Shrader  between  17^^^  and  Grattan  '■•—,. 

Shrader  between  Height  and  Frederick  (Black  Frames)  '  -  ^       >■    ■  '"• 

Parnassus  between  Shrader  and  Cole 

Cole  between  Parnassus  and  Frederick  '^    3'  ■     •. 

Frederick  between  Cole  and  Ashbury 

Stanyan  between  Parnassus  and  Oak 

Oak  between  Cole  and  Ashbury  ^:  -i  fx  * 

Oak  between  Broderick  and  Divisadero 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  •,  . .      • 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from 
Department  of  parking  and  Traffic  property  at  the  following  locations: 


Parking  Meters:  Hayes  Street  between  Laguna  and  Cough 
Frederick  between  Cole  and  Belevedere 


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Bike  Racks:  Hayes  Street  between  Laguna  and  Cough 
Stop  Sign:  Northeast  corner  of  17'^^  and  Belvedere 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  moss  from  the 
Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  property  at  the  "No  Parking  Sign"  on  the 
southwest  corner  of  parking  on  Oak  and  Shrader. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  General  Manager,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
metal  poles  at  the  following  locations: 

•  1115  Clayton 

•  947  Ashbury 

•  1079  Ashbury 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Ashbury  and  Piedmont 

•  1387  Masonic 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Belvedere  and  17^^  Street 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Hayes  and  Buchanan  (in  bus  stop  area) 

•  Ivy  Street  between  Cough  and  Laguna  (multiple  poles  both  sides  of 
the  street) 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  56  and 
58  Central. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  Emergency  Boxes: 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Clayton  and  17^*^  Street; 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Rivoli  and  Belvedere 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Cole  and  Alma 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Hayes  and  Laguna 

Fire  Hydrant: 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Ashbury  and  Frederick 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
light  switch  boxes  on  public  property  located  at  the  following  locations: 


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•  Northeast  corner  of  Broderick  and  Oak 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Pierce 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Steiner 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Oak  and  Fillmore 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Fell  and  Buchanan 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Linden  and  Buchanan 

Garbage  Cans: 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Cole  and  Carl 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  General  Manager,  Recreation  and  Park  Department 


Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
following  locations: 

•  Utility  Box  on  Park  Property  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Waller  and 
Stanyan 

•  Sidewalk  on  Hayes  Street  in  front  of  the  Hayes  Valley  Playground 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  -■.  . 

To:  Director,  Housing  Authority 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  provide  a  status  update  to  the  Supervisor's  office 
and  the  tenants  of  Plaza  East  Apartments  on  the  following: 

•  The  installation  of  gates  on  Larch  Way  ,==-.'      :  ,     > 

•  The  installation  of  gates  on  individual  units 

•  The  removal  of  the  lease  clause  that  penalizes  tenants  for  placing 
bars  on  their  windows 

•  The  installation  of  lights  on  gates  located  in  the  rear  area  near  the 
trash  door  and  the  installation  of  a  secure  door  at  that  location 

•  The  release  of  shooting/ criminal  activity  footage  from  security 
cameras 

•  Increased  security  personnel  at  the  property 


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In  Memoriams  '  ^       ^; 

Mario  Samatra  (The  Entire  Board) 

Dr.  Mahendra  J.  Dave  (Supervisor  Peskin) 

Pete  Wilson  (Supervisors  Elsbernd,  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty) 

Harrison  Leonardo  (The  Entire  Board) 

George  Guenther  (Supervisor  Maxwell) 


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ADJOURNMENT 


There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:47 
p.m. 


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Ansela  CaMUo,  Clerk  of  the  Board  '    )     - 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  August  14,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 
the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 
members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 
public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee.  Board  procedures 
do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  support  or  opposition  to 
statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2)  ringing  and  use  of  cell 
phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic  devices,  (Violators  may  be 
removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought  into  the  meeting  or 
displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative  Chamber.  Citizens  are 
encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board  and  to  its 
members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102.  USING  LAPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall 
Media  Services  at  (415)  554-4933  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 
presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 
advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 
test  their  computer.  THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAILABLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244, 
RECEPTION  DESK.  Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at 

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accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26. 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large     .y^;  >:,'i»J 

print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (41 5) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  of  the 

meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  N  and  T  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 


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In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 
environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 
at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 
and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 
accommodate  these  individuals. 


Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  view  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review.  For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of 
the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance, 
contact  Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B. 
Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by 
fax  at  (415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org  Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy 
of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or  by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the 
San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
http://www.sfgov.org/sunshine 


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MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  July  31,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


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AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  AUOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

SEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McCOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  GERARDO  SANDOVAL 


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Members  Present: 


Micheta  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Cerardo 
Sandoval.  ...    ... 


Members  Excused: 

None. 

Members  Absent: 

None. 

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ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meeting  was  called  to  order  at  2:02  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum. 

Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  present  at  2:03  p.m. 


APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Jew,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  to  approve 
Board  Meeting  Minutes  for  June  26,  2007  and  Special  Board  of 
Supervisors  Meetings  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  for  June  25, 
2007  and  June  28,  2007.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

TQ5       Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldhck,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

COAAMIJNICATIONS 
CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendation  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee  '  5I 

070926  [Designating  a  sole  source  contractor  to  provide  Mayor 
healthcare  coverage  to  certain  eligible 

temporary  exempt  as-needed  SEIU  City  **^ 

employees] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Department  of  Human  Resources  to  execute  a 
contract  with  the  San  Francisco  Health  Plan  to  administer  healthcare 
coverage  to  certain  eligible  temporary  exempt  as-needed  City  employees 
who  are  members  of  SEIU  locals  535,  790  and  UHW;  and  granting  a  waiver  to 
the  competitive  procurement  requirements  of  San  Francisco  Administrative 
Code  Chapter  21 . 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  176-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED  .    a-      '    —^ 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee  ^aws^ 

070444  [Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable  Housing         Supervisor  Sandoval 


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Requirements] 

Ordinance  approving  changes  to  the  Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable 
Housing  Requirements  by  amending  Section  315  to  clarify  the  regulations  in 
effect  for  particular  projects;  amending  Section  315.1  to  modify  certain 
definitions  related  to  income  and  sale  price  calculation;  amending  Section 
315.2  to  update  findings;  amending  Section  315.3  to  conform  the  legislation 
to  the  requirement  that  the  ordinance  apply  to  all  projects  of  5  units  or 
more;  amending  Sections  315.4  and  315.5  to  establish  separate 
requirements  for  buildings  of  120  feet  in  height  or  greater,  to  clarify  the 
requirements  related  to  the  type  of  on-  and  off -site  housing  required,  to 
require  the  Mayors  Office  of  Housing  to  establish  minimum  qualifications  for 
firms  that  market  below  market-rate  units;  and  to  establish  a  preference  in 
the  lottery  for  on-  and  off -site  units  for  people  who  live  and  work  in  San 
Francisco;  amending  Section  315.6  to  provide  updated  guidelines  for  the 
calculation  of  the  in  lieu  fee  and  to  allow  MOH  to  expend  funds  for  a  study 
to  periodically  update  the  fee;  amending  Section  315.7  to  change  the  ' 

amount  of  time  an  ownership  unit  shall  remain  affordable;  amending 
Section  315.8  to  amend  certain  monitoring  and  study  obligations;  making  a 
related  change  to  the  Jobs-Housing  Linkage  Program  by  amending  Section 
313.6  to  make  annual  adjustments  in  the  in  lieu  fee  for  that  program  '' 

correspond  to  the  method  used  for  the  Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable    '' 
Housing  Program;  and  making  findings,  including  findings  under  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Enacted  198-07 

Number:  <  ■•■-.-i  :-  sm- ■'-':.■     i    ; 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070679  [Residential  Rental  Units:  Lock  Replacements  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Landlord  When  Tenants  Vacate] 

Ordinance  amending  the  Administrative  Code  by  adding  Chapter  49B  to 

provide  that  when  a  rental  unit  is  permanently  vacated  by  all  tenants  the     ■•  "'    ' 

landlord  must  re-key  or  replace  all  door  locks  that  are  exclusive  to  that 

unit,  including  doors  to  storage  units  and  garages.  -     - 

Enacted  200-07 

Number:  ■.  '  \-^'-:      ■  t 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote:  . 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,       ^  ■'    i. 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 
UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

From  the  Board  -  ^    > 

070709  [Affirming  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 

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declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street 
Project] 

Motion  affirming  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  tiie  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Enacted  M07-99 

Number: 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  follov/ing  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 
Noes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

070710  [Reversing  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 
declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street 
Project] 

Motion  reversing  the  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 
Noes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

07071 1  [Preparation  of  findings  to  reverse  adoption  of 

the  mitigated  negative  declaration  for  3400  •ojZt 

Cesar  Chavez  Street] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  reversing  the 
Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated  negative  declaration 
for  the  3400  Cesar  Chavez  Street  Project. 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 
Noes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 


Called  From  City  Operations  and 
Neighborhood  Services  Committee 


060589  [Liquor  License  Transfer,  845  Market  Street, 
Space  010] 

Resolution  determining  that  the  transfer  of  a  Type  21  off-sale  general 
license  from  1001  South  Van  Ness  Avenue  to  845  Market  Street,  basement  of 
the  San  Francisco  Centre,  Space  010  to  Bristol  Farms  Inc.,  will  serve  the 
public  convenience  and  necessity  of  the  people  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco,  in  accordance  with  Section  23958.4  of  the  California  Business 
and  Professions  Code,  with  conditions. 
Continued  to  August  14,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070217  [Zoning  -  Interim  moratorium  on  installation  of     Supervisors  Peskin, 
microcell  equipment]  Jew,  Sandoval, 

McGoldrick,  Maxwell, 
Daly,  Mirkarimi,  .;j 

Ammiano,  Dufty, 
Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd 

Urgency  Ordinance  approving  an  interim  zoning  moratorium  on  installation 
of  microcell  equipment  for  45  days  and  making  required  findings,  including 
findings  of  consistency  with  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section 
101.1  and  environmental  findings. 
Continued  to  Ausust  14,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendation  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

070828  [Open  Space  Fund  Financing]  Mayor 

Ordinance  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  lease  revenue  bonds  payable 
from  the  Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  Fund  to  finance  various  park 
projects  as  further  described  herein;  approving  the  form  of  a  First 
Amendment  to  Site  Lease  by  and  between  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  Finance  Corporation  (the  "Corporation")  and  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  (the  "City")  relating  to  certain  City-owned  properties 
located  in  the  City  (as  further  described  herein);  approving  the  form  of  a 
First  Supplemental  Lease  by  and  between  the  Corporation  and  the  City; 
approving  the  form  of  a  First  Supplemental  Trust  Agreement  by  and 
between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee  (including  certain  indemnities 
contained  therein);  approving  the  form  of  an  Assignment  Agreement  by  and 
between  the  Corporation  and  a  trustee;  approving  the  form  of  an  official 
notice  of  sale  and  a  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue  bonds; 
directing  the  publication  of  the  notice  of  intention  to  sell  the  lease  revenue 
bonds;  approving  the  form  of  an  official  statement  in  preliminary  and  final 
form;  approving  the  form  of  a  continuing  disclosure  certificate;  authorizing 
the  payment  of  costs  of  issuance;  authorizing  reimbursement  of  certain 
.  ^?S '       expenditures;  authorizing  the  establishment  of  a  contingency  fund;  adopting 
findings  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act  and  findings 
pursuant  to  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1;  and  ratifying  previous  actions 
taken  in  connection  therewith. 

(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  Committee.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  199-07      .,     , 

Number:  _.     >   «f 

FINALLY  PASSED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
,-,>.      Noes:  1  -  Daly 


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Board  Sitting  As  A  Committee  of  the  Whole 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation 

070731  [Charter  Amendment  -  Emissions  Reduction  and    Supervisor  Peskin 
Transit  Reform] 

Charter  amendment  (Third  Draft)  to  amend  Sections  8A.100  through  8A.106, 
8A.108  through  8A.110,  8A.112  through  8A.113,  and  A8. 404;  repealing 
Section  16.110;  re-numbering  Sections  16.100  and  16.102  as  8A.114  and 
8A.115,  respectively  and  amending  Section  8A.115;  and  requiring  the  Board 
of  Supervisors  to  adopt  an  ordinance  amending  the  Traffic  Code  to  repeal 
any  provision  in  conflict  with  this  measure  and  convert  such  provisions  to 
rules  and  regulations  of  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  Board  of 
Directors,  all  to  increase  the  efficiency,  effectiveness  and  autonomy  of  the 
Municipal  Transportation  Agency  and  to  reduce  greenhouse  gas  emissions 
from  San  Francisco's  transportation  sector. 

The  president  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

^  ■■•'■ 

hKr.  Paulson,  President  of  Labor  Council;  support  of  the  Charter    *"''■ '  -^ 

Amendment 

Lois  Scott,  Local  21;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Robert  Haaland,  Local  1021;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Daniel  Murphy,  MTA  Advisory  Council,  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Chriss  Romero,  Local  21;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Chris  Bowman;  requested  to  send  back  to  Committee  and  to  submit  to  the 
electorate  at  the  February  Election 

'      ^        James  Byrant,  SEIU,  Local  1021;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

M.  Chipsay;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Jim  Lazarus,  Chamber  of  Commerce;  expressed  concern  relating  to  off- 
street  partiing  and  requested  to  submit  at  the  February  Election 

Christopher  Peterso;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Tim  Polland,  SF  Housing;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Sue  Wan;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Francisco  da  Costa;  support  of  the  Charter  Amendment 

Irwin  Lum,  President  Transport  Worliers;  support  of  the  Charter 
Amendment 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 


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ORDERED  SUBMITTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Jew,  McGoldrick,  Sandoval 


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Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070901  [Contracting  Process  for  San  Francisco  General 
Hospital  Rebuild  Project] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Works  to  issue  a  Request  for 
Proposals  for  the  services  of  a  Construction  Manager/General  Contractor  for 
the  San  Francisco  General  Hospital  Rebuild  Program  and  to  award  a  contract 
for  such  services  based  on  the  best  qualifications  and  fee.  This  ordinance 
further  authorizes  the  Director  to  negotiate  and  obtain  prices  from  certain 
core  subcontractors  and  to  allow  them  to  become  subcontractors  to  the 
CM/GC,  provided  said  prices  are  validated  by  City-retained  cost  estimators. 
(Public  Works  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (No  Economic  Impact)  '  ,       . 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  -  ' 

070762  [Airport  Operating  Agreement  with  Signature 

Flight  Support  Corporation]  ,» 

Resolution  approving  the  Fixed  Base  Operator  Lease  and  Operating 
Agreement  between  Signature  Flight  Support  Corporation  and  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission. 
(Airport  Commission) 

Enacted  436-07  :■'.     ,1^     -  !V;,      ^ 

Number:  ./' «-    .     -  •  .      ■ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070763  [Airport  Concession  Lease] 

Resolution  approving  the  Boarding  Area  "P  Hub  Specialty  Store  Lease  "A" 
between  Air  Sun  dba  Sunglass  Hut  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission) 

Enacted  435-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070788  [Amendment  to  Contract  with  Geomatrix  ,  , 


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Consultants,  Inc.] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Director  of  Island  Operations  for 
the  Treasure  Island  Development  Authority  to  execute  an  amendment  to  the 
contract  with  Geomatrix  Consultants,  Inc.  to  extend  the  term  retroactively 
through  June  30,  2008,  to  modify  the  scope  of  services,  and  to  increase  the 
contract  by  an  amount  not  to  exceed  $180,000  for  a  nev^  total  amount  not 
to  exceed  $1 ,259,000  for  environmental  consulting  services.  (Treasure 
Island  Development  Authority) 

No  Economic  Impact 

Enacted  430-07         .         ,.  , 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070793  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  3801  Third  Street, 
Suite  600] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  lease  of  10,740  square  feet  of  space  at  3801 
Third  Street,  Suite  600,  for  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission 
(SFPUC),  Wastewater  Collection  System  Division  retroactively  to  July  1, 
2007.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  Vtf^u  - 

Enacted  429-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070806  [Authorizing  the  Office  of  Contract 

Administration  to  amend  its  contract  with 
Micromenders/GC  Micro  to  exceed  $10  million] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Office  of  Contract  Administration  to  enter  into 
the  Fourth  Amendment  between  the  City  and  Micromenders/GC  Micro  (part 
of  the  Computer  Store  procurement  vehicle),  in  which  the  amendment  shall 
increase  the  contract's  anticipated  expenditures  to  over  $10  million.  (Office 
of  Contract  Administration) 

Enacted  426-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  , 

070852  [Contract  funds  to  support  the  STOP  AIDS  Supervisor  Dufty 

Project] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  an  agreement  with  the  STOP  AIDS  Project  and 
expend  funds  in  the  amount  of  $28,410;  for  the  period  of  September  1, 


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2006,  through  August  31,  2008.  (Public  Health  Department) 

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Enacted  434-07  ,«v' '     ..•'       .,'<■.  i    ,(  (r^  i     / 

Number:  ,  ►*.•      ;    ^ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,       '..    ■; 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  i-..--. 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  ; 

070853  [Airport  Concession  Lease] 

Resolution  approving  the  Terminal  3  Newsstands  and  Specialty  Store  Lease 
between  Host  International,  Inc.,  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
acting  by  and  through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission)  ';j' 

Enacted           433-07  *       ■  n-v,>..,^'J 

Number:  '"<■  -i " 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  ■       "  ' "       "^         -  •>  .s^ 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,        <'  '''< 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,,  >    ..^  -  ?,  ,    ■  '•'•."' 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  '  '    '  ,  s;- -  > 

070854  [Airport  Concession  Lease]  ;  >:    ,. 

Resolution  approving  the  Technology  Products  Stores  Lease  between  ILJ  San 
Francisco,  LLC,  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  by  and 
through  its  Airport  Commission.  (Airport  Commission) 

Enacted  432-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  v     ?  ,.    ,-.f  i- 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  .-       -  •     - 

070873  [Lease  of  Real  Property]  -      -       >-  •     ?     , 

Resolution  authorizing  extension  of  a  lease  of  real  property  at  617  Mission 

Street  and  101  New  Montgomery  Street  for  the  Department  of  Child  Support  , 

Services.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  .  .,_^  ..     .  ,      .,       ,  >     .. 

.:  Enacted  438-07  ,-      .'>•  ^''   :'r. 

Number:  t  .  . 

,...  ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  f 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
■f.  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  "  '      "'  ?i-! 

-■'■'     0'  -  :•    ,    • 

070875  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  650  Fifth  Street, 
Suite  307-309] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Lease  of  3,060  square  feet  of  space  at  650  Fifth 
Street,  Suites  307-309,  for  the  Department  of  Public  Health's  Jail  Health 
Services  retroactively  to  July  1,  2007.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

Enacted  423-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070902  [Master  Agreements  for  Federal  and  State 
transportation  funds] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Works  or  his  or  her  designee  to 
execute  Master  Agreements  between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
through  its  Department  of  Public  Works,  and  the  California  Department  of 
Transportation.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  437-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

Recommendations  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

070680  [Administrative  Penalties  and  Fees  for  Fare  Supervisor  Peskin 

Evasion  or  Passenger  Misconduct  Offenses] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  Sections  127,  128,  128.1, 
128. 1-A,  128.2,  and  128.3  to  clarify  the  definition  of  "Proof  of  Payment"  and 
impose  administrative  penalties  and  fees  for  certain  types  of  fare  evasion  or 
passenger  misconduct  offenses  instead  of  criminal  penalties  where 
authorized  by  state  law,  and  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency's  Board  of  Directors  to  set  the  specific  penalty  and  fee  amounts. 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

:  f  Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070847  [Motion  adopting  a  proposed  schedule  of  audits    Supervisor  Elsbernd 
to  be  conducted  of  programs  of  City  and  County 
departments] 

Motion  adopting  a  proposed  schedule  of  audits  to  be  conducted  of  programs 
of  City  and  County  departments. 

(Supervisor  Daly  dissented  in  Committee.) 

Enacted  M07-100 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Daly 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 


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SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 

Supervisor  Sandoval  was  noted  absent  at  3:06  p.m. 


071079  [Public  Hearing  -  Report  of  Assessment  costs  for 
sidewalk  and  curb  repairs] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  report  of  assessment  costs 
submitted  by  the  Director  of  Public  Works  for  sidewalk  and  curb  repairs  that 
the  Department  performed  pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code  Section  707.1; 
authorizing  that  such  charges  be  assessed  as  a  tax  lien;  and  authorizing 
other  official  acts  in  furtherance  thereof.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  or  not  any  member  of  the  public 
wished  to  address  the  Board  members. 

Robert  Quan,  Representative,  Department  of  Public  Worlds 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed.  '   '' 

HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


071080  [Report  of  assessment  costs  for  sidewalk  and      *      ..    '.*v     ,   ^:'' 
curb  repairs] 

Resolution  confirming  the  Department  of  Public  Works  Report  of  Costs  for 
sidewalk  and  curb  repairs  that  the  Department  performed  pursuant  to 
Public  Works  Code  Section  707.1 ;  authorizing  that  such  charges  be  assessed 
as  a  tax  lien;  and  authorizing  other  official  acts  in  furtherance  thereof. 
(Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Report  of  assessment  costs  were  amended  to  delete  two  properties. 

Enacted  416-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  1  -  Sandoval 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 

Called  From  City  Operations  and 
Neighborhood  Services  Committee 

r.  Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent  at  3:25  p.m. 

i 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  present  at  6:27  p.m. 


071098  [Hearing  on  temporarily  halting  construction  at 
the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard] 

Hearing  to  consider  the  possible  adoption  of  a  Resolution  urging  the 
Department  of  Public  of  Health  and  Lennar  Corporation  to  temporarily  halt 


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construction  at  the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard  and  to  contract  with  an 
independent  entity  to  conduct  a  health  assessment  of  the  residents  of  Bay 
View  Hunters  Point. 

The  President  '  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to  address 
the  Board  members. 

Jessica  Powell;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Adele;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Female  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point 

Bishop  Jackson;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point 

Female  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point 

Male  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Pastor  Victor  Santana;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at 
Hunters  Point 

Joel  Mandara;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Dan  Solberg,  St.  Paulus  Lutheran;  support  of  temporarily  halting 
construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Jesse  Taylor;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Archbishop  King;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point 

Adam  Baser;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Ruby  Corpis;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Liaka;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Ricky  Gordon;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

tngra  Seggundo;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point  "   ■■'  -'     r' 

Dance  Corpis;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Ed  Espano;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Female  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 
Point  ^^  -     -  .  ,,,  - 

Female  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  halting  construction  at  Hunters 


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Point 

Female  speaker;  support  of  temporarily  haltins  construction  at  Hunters 
Point 

JD;  support  of  temporarily  haltins  construction  at  Hunters  Point 

Dr.  Ahimsa  Porter;  support  of  temporarily  halting 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


Committee  of  the  Whole  Adjourn  and  Report 
Without  Recommendation 

070922  [Temporarily  halting  construction  at  the  Hunters  Supervisor  Daly            ii-  /  j 

Point  Shipyard]                                                                                              v  ; 

Resolution  urging  the  Department  of  Public  of  Health  and  Lennar  ;... 

Corporation  to  temporarily  halt  construction  at  the  Hunters  Point  Shipyard  » 
and  to  contract  with  an  independent  entity  to  conduct  a  health  assessment 

of  the  residents  of  Bay  View  Hunters  Point.  , 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  to  amend  by 

adding  a  "Further  Resolved,  That  Lennar  Corporation  continue  to  pay  its      ,  j. 

employees  during  the  work  stoppage."  ' 


The  motion  to  amend  passed  without  objection. 

NOT  ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  ■    ^  '  -h' ■  ;    -.      o 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Daly,  Jew,  Mirkarimi,  Sandoval 

Noes:  6  -  Alioto-Pier,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Peskin  , .    \^  r.  --^ 


'  11^ 


Recess 

The  Board  recessed  at  the  hour  of  7: 10  p.m. 

Reconvening  of  the  Board 

The  Board  reconvened  at  the  hour  of  7: 14  p.m. 

Calling  the  Roll 

The  following  Supervisors  were  noted  present:  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly, 
Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  - 
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SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 


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SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M. 

070985  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Tentative  Final  Map 
for  3150  Geary  Boulevard] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  dated  June  21 ,  2007,  affirming  the  approval  of 
Tentative/Final  Map  for  a  nev/  8  unit  mixed-use  condominium  project 
located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in  Assessor's  Block  No.  1066. 
(Appellants:  Jerome  Marks  on  behalf  of  Kok-Po  (Sam)  Ng  and  Lily  Chan  Ng, 
and  Kurt  Link  and  Maria  R.  Link) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

There  were  none.      .  :  ■ 

Continued  to  Ausust  7,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  described  above, 
you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised 
at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence 
delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070986  [Approving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public 
Works  and  approving  the  Tentative  Map  for  31 50 
Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works,  finding  the 
Tentative  Map  consistent  with  the  City's  General  Plan  and  eight  priority 
policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 ,  and  approving  the  Tentative  Map 
for  an  8-unit  subdivision  located  at  31 50  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in 
Assessor's  Block  1066.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  August  7,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick  •••        > 

070987  [Disapproving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public 
Works  and  disapproving  the  Tentative  Map  for 
3150  Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works  concerning 
an  8-unit  Tentative  Map  located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in 


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Assessor's  Block  1066  and  disapproving  the  subdivision.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  August  7,  2007 

Supervisor  Eisbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Eisbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  McGoldhck  ,.     .    ,    ,.     »    ,    .    ,,,„.,     .,  .^ 

070988  [Findings  -  3150  Geary  Boulevard  Tentative 
Map] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors'  decision  concerning  a  Tentative  Map  for  an  8-unit 
subdivision  located  at  31 50  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in  Assessor's  Block 
1066.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  August  7,  2007 

Supervisor  Eisbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Eisbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 

SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 

Supervisor  Dufty  was  noted  absent  at  7:20  p.m.  .; 


070800  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Categorical  ,    '.     •  a 

Exemption  from  Environmental  Review - 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access 
Network  Ordinance] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  April  20,  2007,  Case  No.  2007.0097E,  exempting  from 
environmental  review  under  Categorical  Exemption  [State  CEQA  Guidelines, 
Sections  15301(b),  15303(d),  a  15303(e);  Class  Numbers  1  and  3],  the 
proposed  project  is  an  ordinance  proposed  by  the  Mayor  (Board  File  No. 
070077)  that  would  approve  one  or  more  agreements  (hereafter  "the 
Agreement")  between  Earthlink,  Inc.  and  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco.  The  Agreement  would  permit  Earthlink  to  manage,  operate,  and 
install  within  the  City  rights-of-way  a  citywide  wireless  broadband  internet 
access  network  that  would  provide  free  or  affordable  internet  access  for  San 
•  Francisco  residents,  workers,  and  visitors.  The  project  would  involve 

installation  within  the  City  rights-of-way  of  a  communications  system 
consisting  of  two  types  of  above-ground  equipment:  transmitters  and 
backhaul  devices.  The  Agreement  does  not  specify  proposed  locations  for 
the  communications  equipment,  and  Earthlink  has  not  yet  selected  such 
locations.  (Appellant:  Jeff  Hoffman,  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco 
Neighborhood  Antenna  Free  Union  (SNAFU).) 

•  (Filed  May  30,  2007;  companion  measure  to  Files  070801 ,  070802,  070803.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Continued  to  September  11 ,  2007 


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Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  tiiis 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  -^       ;;^  > 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  followins  notice  is  hereby 
Siven:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070801  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for 
the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet 
Access  Network  Ordinance] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070802  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  issued 
^    ,    for  the  Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  Internet 

Access  Network  Ordinance] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
Citywide  Wireless  Broadband  internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is 
categorically  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the  California 
Environmental  Quality  Act. 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

070803  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  appeal  of 
the  categorical  exemption  for  the  Citywide 
Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network 
Ordinance] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  Citywide 
Wireless  Broadband  Internet  Access  Network  Ordinance  is  exempt  from 
environmental  review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act. 


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Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  "  >  ^ 


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SPECIAL  ORDER:  4:00  P.M. 

071028  [Public  Hearing  -  Landmark  Appeal,  U.C. 

Extension  Center,  55  Laguna  Street  (formerly     "  "  :■   <  ^  .  :.* 

San  Francisco  State  Teachers  College)]  ^     v 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  (1 )  the  decision  of  the 
Planning  Commission  by  its  Resolution  No.  17445  adopted  June  7,  2007, 
disapproving  the  proposal  of  the  Landmarks  Preservation  Advisory  Board  to 
designate  the  U.C.  Extension  Center  as  a  San  Francisco  Landmark  on 
property  located  at  55  Laguna  Street  (formerly  San  Francisco  State  Teachers 
'., ,,     College);  Lots  001,  001 A  in  Assessor's  Block  0857  and  Lots  001,  002,  and  003 
in  Assessor's  Block  0870.  (Appellants:  Robert  W.  Cherny,  Acting  President, 
Landmarks  Preservation  Advisory  Board  filed  on  July  2,  2007  and  F.  Joseph 
Butler  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco  Preservation  Consortium  filed  on  July 
6,  2007.)  or  (2)  designation  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  U.C. 
Extension  Center,  located  at  55  Laguna  Street,  Lots  001,  001 A  in  Assessor's 
Block  0857  and  Lots  001 ,  002  and  003  in  Assessor's  Block  0870  as  a  San 
Francisco  Landmark. 

(Filed  July  2  and  6,  2007;  Companion  measure  to  071029,  071030,  071081; 
Districts.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
-  ., ,     address  the  Board  members. 

There  were  none.  . 

...- .    -:•  ■^':  ■'.v    ;>•"         ■,        ■■■     •  ■      . 

Continued  to  August  14,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -Dufty  ,■     -f^-,    •..   ...,   ■  ,     . 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  landmark  designation  described 
above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or  someone  else 
raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in  written 
correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the 
public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

071029  [Approving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission 
Disapproving  Proposed  Landmark  Designation  of 


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55  Laguna  Street] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  disapproving 
proposed  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  Ausust  14,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty  '•■ 

071030  [Disapproving  decision  of  the  Planning 

Commission  Disapproving  Proposed  Landmark 
Designation  of  55  Laguna  Street] 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  disapproving 
proposed  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  Ausust  14,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

'        Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

071081  [Findings  -  55  Laguna  Landmark  Designation 
Appeal] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors'  decision  concerning  the  appeal  of  the  Planning 
Commission's  disapproval  of  a  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street. 
(Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  August  14,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

071082  [Landmark  Designation  of  Richardson  Hall, 
Woods  Hall,  and  Woods  Hall  Annex,  Located  at 
55  Laguna  Street  formerly  known  as  the  San 
Francisco  State  Teacher's  College] 

Ordinance  Designating  55  Laguna  Street  (U.C.  Extension  Center,  formerly 
known  as  the  San  Francisco  State  Teacher's  School)  as  a  Landmark  under 
Planning  Code  Article  10;  and  adopting  General  Plan,  Planning  Code  Section 
101.1(b)  and  environmental  findings.  (City  Attorney) 

Continued  to  August  14,  2007  at  3:00  p.m. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 


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070984  [Appointment  -  Police  Commission] 

Motion  confirming  the  Mayor's  nomination  of,  and  appointing,  Thomas 
Mazzucco,  term  ending  April  30,  2008,  to  the  San  Francisco  Police 
Commission.  (Mayor) 


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(Charter  Section  4.109  -  Board  of  Supervisors  must  act  within  60  days  from 
the  date  the  nomination  is  transmitted  from  the  Mayor  to  the  Clerk  of  the 
Board's  Office.  If  the  Board  fails  to  act  on  the  Mayor's  nomination  within  the 
60  days  the  Mayor's  nominee  shall  be  deemend  approved.  Transmittal  Date: 
7/2/07.) 

Enacted  M07-96 

Number:  ,r    .  -.  »  .  , .  .- 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 


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071054  [Settlement  of  Claim  -  Pennie  Sempell]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  claim  filed  by  Pennie 
Sempell  against  San  Francisco  for  $350,000;  claim  was  filed  on  December  ,  e 
19,  2006. 

Enacted  424-07 

Number:  ' 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  ■  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Dufty  ,.....', 

071044  [Appointment  -  Ballot  Simplification  Committee] 

Resolution  appointing  June  Fraps,  Betty  Packard  and  Suzanne  Stassevitch, 
terms  ending  November  30,  2008,  to  the  Ballot  Simplification  Committee. 

3  seats  being  considered  June  Fraps,  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat 
1 ,  must  represent  the  National  Academy  of  Television  Arts  and  Sciences, 
Northern  California  Chapter  or  the  Northern  California  Broadcasters 
Association,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  November 
30,  2008.  Betty  Packard,  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat  2,  must 
represent  the  National  Academy  of  Television  Arts  and  Sciences,  Northern 
California  Chapter  or  the  Northern  California  Broadcasters  Association,  for 
,  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  November  30,  2008. 

Suzanne  Stassevitch,  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat  3,  must 
represent  the  League  of  Women  Voters  of  San  Francisco,  for  the  unexpired 
portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  November  30,  2008. 

'■''^ '-         Enacted  425-07 

Number:  ,  -,  >? 

I  ■       -    t        ■ 
ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote:  '  ' 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

071087  [Amending  Ordinance  1 15-07  which  approved  an  Mayor,  Supervisor 
amendment  to  the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach         Peskin 


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Redevelopment  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  115-07  (which  approved  an  amendment  to 
the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach  Redevelopment  Plan). 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 
PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  comments 
made  by  a  former  Supervisor 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Walter;  shared  with  the  Board  in  song  his  public  comment 

Female  speaker;  showed  interest  for  the  SF  Firefighters  pay  raise 

Mr.  Story;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  pit  bulls  and  wanting 
them  to  be  banned  from  SF  parks 

Noelle  Wiggins,  Local  2407;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to 
Security  Officers 


FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 

071091  [Marina  Branch  Library  reopening]  Supervisor  AMoto-Pier 


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Resolution  recognizing  the  Grand  Re-Opening  of  the  Marina  Branch  Library 

and  commending  the  San  Francisco  Public  Library  and  Its  team  for  their  hard 

work  and  commitment  to  San  Francisco  and  Its  residents.  ~    ■•   ^^    • 

Enacted  427-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  nri.^;:;  -  -Jf^        f    i:-      '--v^'    V 


071094  [Extending  by  30  days  the  prescribed  time  Supervisor  Ammiano 

within  which  the  Planning  Commission  may 

render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that  .    ,        ,,  .  ^  .     ,.  . 

would  amend  the  Planning  Code  to  create  the 
Fringe 

Resolution  extending  by  30  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that 
would  amend  the  Planning  Code  to  create  the  Fringe  Financial  Service 
Restricted  Use  District  and  make  related  Zoning  Map  amendments.  ■.■  .,s- .    -i  : 

Enacted  428-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  'i 


071095  [Opposing  AB  112]  Supervisors  Elsbernd, 

McGoldrick 

Resolution  opposing  Assembly  bill  112  to  amend  Section  97  of  the  Streets 

and  Highways  Code.  ,  .  ,         -         , 

*       '  ■>;  V.    .<••■'.     .     'tire-..      -*'• 

Enacted  421-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ... 


071096  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Spousal  Abuser    Supervisor  Maxwell 
Prosecution  Program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$102,076  through  the  California  Department  of  Justice  for  a  program 
entitled  "Spousal  Abuser  Prosecution  Program"  for  fiscal  year  2007/2008. 

Enacted  431-07         .^  ,  ,,,,    ,»,r      ,  u 

Number:  . 

'  ADOPTED 


071099  [Accept-Expend  Federal  Grant-2007  Mayor's  Supervisor  Dufty 

Summer  Food  Service  Program  and  Afterschool 
Snack  program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Children,  Youth  and 
their  Families  (DCYF),  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of 
$876,988,  currently  and  retroactively,  from  the  United  States  Department    * 
of  Agriculture  for  the  2007  Mayor's  Summer  Food  Service  Program  and  the 
After  School  Snack  Program. 

Enacted  422-07  ,     .      ,. 


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Number: 
ADOPTED 


070928  [Final  Map  -  501  33rd  Avenue/6901  Geary 
Boulevard] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3687,  a  21  Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  501  33rd  Avenue  /  6901  Geary  Boulevard  being  a 
subdivision  of  Lot  001  in  Assessors  Block  No.  1511  and  adopting  findings 
pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 .  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,977;  District  1 .) 

Enacted  M07--90 

Number: 

APPROVED 


070929  [Final  Map  -  566  South  Van  Ness  Avenue] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3903,  a  32  Residential  Unit  and  2  Commercial 
Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  566  South  Van  Ness  Avenue 
being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  005  in  Assessors  Block  No.  3570  and  adopting 
findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1. 
(Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,970;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-91 

Number:  j    "         '  '"^*- 

APPROVED 


070962  [Final  Map  -  818  Van  Ness  Avenue] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3892,  a  54  Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium 
Project,  located  at  818  Van  Ness  Avenue  being  a  subdivision  of  Lots  006,  007 
and  008  in  Assessors  Block  No.  0739  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the 
General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works 
Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,974;  District  6.)  •' 

Enacted  M07-92 

Number: 

APPROVED 

071035  [Final  Map  -  48 1A-48 IF  Clementina  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3702,  a  6  Unit  Residential  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  481 A-481 F  Clementina  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  036  in 
Assessors  Block  No.  3732  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan 
and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  1 76,971 ;  District  6. ) 


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Enacted  M07-93 

Number: 

APPROVED 


071036  [Final  Map  -  1335  Fulton  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4002,  a  7  Unit  Mixed- Use  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  1335  Fulton  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  031  in  Assessors 
Block  No.  1 182  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,972;  District  5.) 

Enacted  M07-94 

Number: 

APPROVED  ....     -,i  >  ^ 


071075  [Final  Map  -  900  Minnesota  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3996,  a  142  Residential  Unit  and  a  5  Commercial 
Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  900  Minnesota  Street  being 
a  subdivision  of  Lot  027  in  Assessors  Block  No.  4106  and  adopting  findings 
pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public 
Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,976;  District  6.)        ,.uv  ,     . 

Enacted  M07-95  >;      ^         v       j       ...■;■;      , 

Number: 

APPROVED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
■      '         Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

Severed  From  the  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


071092  [Contract  between  the  Department  of  Public         Supervisor  Ammiano 
Health  and  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance 
services  for  San  Francisco  children  and  young 
adults  aged 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Health  and  the  Director  of  the 
Office  of  Contract  Administration /Purchaser  to  contract  between  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  services  for  San  Francisco 
children  and  young  adults  aged  0  through  24  and  young  parents  aged  19 


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through  24  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2008  in  the 
amount  of  $11,342,433. 

(Fiscal  Impact.)         '  ■  .      ?. 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 

REFERRED  to  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it 
might  be  considered  separately. 


071093  [Urging  the  American  Psychological  Association     Supervisor  Ammiano 
to  end  its  acquiescence  in  regard  to 
participation  of  psychologists  in  interrogation  of 
detainees  in  Iraq,  Afghanistan  and  Guantanamo 
Bay] 

Resolution  requesting  that  the  American  Psychological  Association 
reconsider  its  stance  regarding  the  participation  of  psychologists  in 
interrogations  of  detainees  by  restricting  the  use  of  psychologists  to 
providing  therapeutic  benefits  in  all  sites  where  detainees  are  held  without 
due  process  in  violation  of  international  human  rights  law. 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to 
Committee.  ,-.  ;.    ... 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee.  ^,.,i 


Supervisor  Miri^arimi  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


071097  [Urging  restoration  of  two-way  traffic  on  Hayes     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Street] 

Resolution  urging  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  restore  two-way 
traffic  on  the  block  of  Hayes  Street  between  Gough  and  Franklin  streets,  to 
restore  the  pedestrian  crossing  of  Gough  Street  on  the  south  side  of  Hayes 
Street,  and  develop  a  detailed  plan  and  implementation  strategy  for 
streetscape  improvements  to  the  Hayes  Valley  Commercial  District  along 
Hayes  Street  between  Franklin  and  Laguna  streets. 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 
REFERRED  to  the  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 


Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


071 100  [Authorizing  preparation  of 

Proponent/Opponent  ballot  arguments  and 
rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the 


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voters  at  the  November  6,  2007  Election] 

Motion  authorizing  preparation  of  written  Proponent  and  Opponent  ballot 
arguments  and  rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  Charter  Amendments  approved 
by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  for  submittal  to  the  voters  at  the  November  6, 
2007  Election.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 


e-ij 


Continued  to  August  7,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Dufty 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION 


Ordinances 


ir. 


071 121  [Creating  an  Independent  Rate  Payer  Advocate  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  • 
for  reviewing  and  recommending  utility  service  ^ '  '  ^'  v 
rates  proposed  by  the  San  Francisco  Public 

Utilities  Commission] 

Draft  ordinance  requiring  the  City  Administrator  to  obtain  the  services  of  an 
Independent  Rate  Payer  Advocate,  and  prescribing  the  duties  and         „    „  ,_ 
responsibilities  of  the  Independent  Rate  Payer  Advocate. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  (Referred  to  City 
Attorney  for  approval  as  to  form.)  ;,,, 

071 122  [Zoning  -  Interim  zoning  controls  requiring  Supervisor  Ammiano 
conditional  use  authorization  for  new 

development  in  the  Bernal  Heights  Brewster/Joy 
Neighborhood]  '''"' 

Ordinance  approving  interim  zoning  controls  requiring  conditional  use 
,         authorization  for  new  development  in  the  Bernal  Heights  Brewster/Joy 
Neighborhood  on  the  East  Slope  of  Bernal  Heights,  and  making  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1  and 
environmental  findings. 

7/31  /07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/30/2007. 

0711 28  [De-appropriating  $45,717  of  General  Fund  and    Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Appropriating  $45,71 7  for  a  Golf  Course  Task 
Force  in  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park  ' ' '      ■-^" 

for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008] 

Ordinance  de-appropriating  $45,717  for  Golden  Gate  Park  Stables  in  the 
0.  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park,  and  appropriating  $45,717  for  a  half- 


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time  1823  Senior  Administrative  Analyst  position  to  staff  a  Golf  Course  Task 
Force  in  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008. 

(Supervisor  Dufty  dissented  in  committee.) 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071129  [Public  Employment  -  Recreation  and  Park  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

Department] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  175-07  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 
2007-2008)  to  reflect  the  addition  of  one  position  (.37  FTE)  Class  1823  - 
Senior  Administrative  Analyst  in  the  Recreation  and  Park  Department. 

(Supervisor  Dufty  dissented  in  committee.) 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071133  [Commuter  Benefits]  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Daly 

Ordinance  adding  Section  410  of  the  Environment  Code  to  require  San 
Francisco  employers  to  offer  commuter  benefits  to  encourage  employees  to 
use  public  transit  or  van  pools;  to  authorize  the  Department  of  the 
Environment  to  implement  an  Emergency  Ride  Home  program;  to  transfer 
the  existing  Section  410  to  Section  412  of  the  Environmental  Code;  and  to 
make  environmental  findings. 

7/31  /07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee, 
expires  on  8/30/2007.  08/09/07  -  Referred  to  Planning  for  determination  of 
environmental  impact. 

071134  [Accept-Expend  Grant  -  Public  Defender]  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Office  of  the  Public  Defender  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $70,000  from  the  Zellerbach  Family 
Foundation  for  a  court  alternative  specialist  position  dedicated  to  v/orking 
v/ith  the  children  of  incarcerated  parents  (CIP). 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Public  Safety  Committee. 

071135  [Entertainment  Commission  -  Place  of  Supervisor  Peskin 
Entertainment  Permits] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Police  Code  Sections  1060,  1060.1, 
1060.2,  1060.3,  1060.5,  1060.20,  1060.23,  1060.24,  1060.25  and  1060.29; 
repealing  Section  1060.22;  and  adding  Sections  1060.30  and  1060.31, 
relating  to  the  application,  approval,  amendment,  suspension,  revocation, 
and  transfer  of  Place  of  Entertainment  Permits  and  One  Night  Event 
Permits,  including  changes  in  penalties  for  violations  of  law. 

7/31  /07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Public  Safety  Committee,  expires 
on  8/30/2007. 

071136  [Recreation  and  Park  Department  -  Camping,        Mayor 
Sleeping] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Park  Code  Section  3.12  to  prohibit 
cooking,  and  to  prohibit  modification  of  park  landscape  to  create  a  shelter; 
and  amending  Section  3.13  to  prohibit  sleeping  in  any  park  from  8:00  p.m. 
to  8:00  a.m. 

7/31  /07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  City  Operations  and 
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Neighborhood  Services  Committee.  ,  . 

Resolutions 


ii. 


071092  [Contract  between  the  Department  of  Public        Supervisor  Ammiano 
Health  and  San  Francisco  Community  Health 

Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  .  .,       • 

services  for  San  Francisco  children  and  young  '  '    ^  '-^• 

adults  aged 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Health  and  the  Director  of  the 
Office  of  Contract  Administration/Purchaser  to  contract  between  the  City    ., 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  services  for  San  Francisco 
children  and  young  adults  aged  0  through  24  and  young  parents  aged  19 
through  24  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2008  in  the 
amount  of  $1 1 ,342,433. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE     '"• 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee.  Supervisor  Ammiano 
requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 

071093  [Urging  the  American  Psychological  Association     Supervisor  Ammiano 
to  end  its  acquiescence  in  regard  to 

participation  of  psychologists  in  interrogation  of 

detainees  in  Iraq,  Afghanistan  and  Guantanamo 

Bay] 

Resolution  requesting  that  the  American  Psychological  Association 

reconsider  its  stance  regarding  the  participation  of  psychologists  in 

interrogations  of  detainees  by  restricting  the  use  of  psychologists  to 

providing  therapeutic  benefits  in  all  sites  where  detainees  are  held  without 

due  process  in  violation  of  international  human  rights  law. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  to  Rules  Committee.  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  requested 
that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 

071097  [Urging  restoration  of  two-way  traffic  on  Hayes    Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Street] 

Resolution  urging  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  restore  two-way 
traffic  on  the  block  of  Hayes  Street  between  Gough  and  Franklin  streets,  to 
restore  the  pedestrian  crossing  of  Gough  Street  on  the  south  side  of  Hayes 
Street,  and  develop  a  detailed  plan  and  implementation  strategy  for 
[;'' '  ■       streetscape  improvements  to  the  Hayes  Valley  Commercial  District  along 
Hayes  Street  between  Franklin  and  Laguna  streets. 

7/24/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE     .  V 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 
Supervisor  Mirkarimi  requested  that  this  matter  be  referred  to  Committee. 

0711 19  [Accept  and  Expend  FEMA  Hazard  Mitigation         Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 


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Grant  Program  Funds] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to 
accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $660,000  in  Hazard  Mitigation 
Grant  Program  funds  through  the  Federal  Emergency  Management  Agency  to 
seismically  retrofit  the  Millbrae  Water  Supply  &  Treatment  Headquarters. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071 120  [Accept-Expend  State  Grant  -  Board  of  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Supervisors] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Board  of  Supervisors  to  accept  and 
expend  $275,000  in  AB  471  funds  from  the  California  Resources  Agency, 
Environmental  Enhancement  and  Mitigation  Program  to  fund  Americans  with 
Disabilities  Act  (ADA)  and  other  improvements  to  Tulare  Park. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071 123  [Landmark  Designation  Nomination  for  tv^o  trees  Supervisor  Ammiano 
located  at  500  Cortland  Street  in  Front  of  Bernal 

Heights  Library] 

Resolution  of  intent  initiating  the  nomination  of  two  Flowering  Ash  trees 
(Fraxinus  Ornus)  located  at  500  Cortland  Street,  in  front  of  Bernal  Heights 
Library  (Assessor's  Bock  5707,  Lot  027)  for  landmark  tree  status  pursuant  to 
Public  Works  Code  Section  810(b),  acknowledging  temporary  designation 
pursuant  to  Public  Works  Section  810(d),  and  authorizing  other  official  acts 
in  furtherance  of  the  Resolution. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee.  8/7/07  -  Referral  letter  sent  to  Department  of  the 
Environment. 

071 124  [Landmark  Designation  Nomination  for  Tree  Supervisor  Ammiano 
Located  in  Bernal  Heights  Natural  Area] 

Resolution  of  intent  initiating  the  nomination  of  the  Blue  Elderberry  Tree 
(Sambucus  mexicana)  located  at  Folsom  Street  and  Bernal  Heights  Boulevard 
in  Bernal  Heights  Natural  Area  (Assessor's  Block  5548,  Lot  002)  for  landmark 
tree  status  pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code  Section  810(b),  acknowledging 
temporary  designation  pursuant  to  Public  Works  Section  810(d),  and 
authorizing  other  official  acts  in  furtherance  of  the  Resolution. 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee.  8/7/07  -  Referral  letter  sent  to  Department  of  the 
Environment. 

071 125  [Landmark  Designation  Nomination  for  Tree  Supervisor  Ammiano 
Located  at  3555  Cesar  Chavez  Street] 

Resolution  of  intent  initiating  the  nomination  of  the  Moreton  Bay  Fig  tree 
(Ficus  macrophylla)  located  at  3555  Cesar  Chavez  Street  (Assessor's  Block 
6575,  Lot  002)  for  landmark  tree  status  pursuant  to  Public  Works  Code 
Section  810(b),  acknowledging  temporary  designation  pursuant  to  Public 
Works  Section  810(d),  and  authorizing  other  official  acts  in  furtherance  of 
the  Resolution. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee.  8/7/07  -  Referral  letter  sent  to  Department  of  the 
Environment. 


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071126  [Initiating  designation  of  194  Church  Street  (Lot  Supervisors  Dufty,         ;  , 
016,  Block  3537)  as  a  Landmark]  McGoldrick,  Ammiano 

Resolution  initiating  designation  of  194  Church  Street,  located  at  the 
intersection  of  Church  Street,  Market  Street  and  14th  Street,  in  Lot  016  and 
in  Block  3537  as  a  Landmark  pursuant  to  Section  1004.1  of  the  San  Francisco 
Planning  Code. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee.  '•  ' 

071 127  [Formalizing  the  Board  of  Supervisor's  response    Supervisor  Elsbernd 
to  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  Recommendations] 

Resolution  amending  the  process  by  which  the  Board  of  Supervisors  responds 
to  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  Reports  by  adopting  a  resolution  formally  accepting 
or  rejecting  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  recommendations. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 

071 1 30  [Provide  SSI  application  assistance  to  the  Supervisor  McGoldrick 

chronically  homeless  and  mentally  ill] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $97,660  from 
the  Social  Security  Administration  (SSA)  to  provide  SSI  application  assistance 
to  the  chronically  homeless  and  mentally  ill  in  San  Francisco  and  to  enter 
into  an  agreement  for  the  use  of  these  funds;  for  the  period  of  May  1 ,  2007 
to  April  30,  2008,  which  includes  a  sub-contract  with  the  San  Francisco  Bar 
Association's  Homeless  Advocacy  Project  (HAP)  in  the  amount  of  $59,620  for 
the  same  time  period. 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071 137  [Supporting  the  resource  efficient  building  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 
conference  and  expo  West  Coast  Green]  Ammiano 

Resolution  supporting  the  conference  and  expo  West  Coast  Green,  held  in 
San  Francisco  at  the  Bill  Graham  Civic  Auditorium. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071138  [Phil  Frank  Day  -  July  31,  2007]  Supervisor  Peskin 

,  ,        Resolution  declaring  July  31 ,  2007  as  Phil  Frank  Day. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE     ' 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 139  [Contract  between  the  Department  of  Public         Supervisor  Ammiano 
Health  and  San  Francisco  Community  Health 

Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  > 

services  for  San  Francisco  children  and  young 
adults  aged 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Health  and  the  Director  of  the 
Office  of  Contract  Administration /Purchaser  to  contract  between  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Community  Health 
Authority  to  provide  universal  health  insurance  services  for  San  Francisco 


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children  and  young  adults  aged  0  through  24  and  young  parents  aged  19 

through  24  for  the  period  of  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2008.  j-^Hor* 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

0711 40  [Approval  of  a  45  day  extension  for  Planning         Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 
Commission  review]  Ammiano 

Resolution  extending  by  45  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  Ordinance  that 
would  amend  Planning  Code  Sections  790.55,  249.5,  781.8,  781.9,  and  783 
to  remove  grocery  stores  and  other  similar  uses  from  prohibitions  placed  on 
the  establishment  of  liquor  stores  in  certain  districts;  and  making 
environmental  findings  and  findings  of  consistence  with  the  General  Plan 
and  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 . 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

0711 41  [Hon  Profit  Appreciation  Day  -  August  18,  2007]   Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  proclaiming  August  1 8,  2007  as  Nonprofit  Appreciation  Day  in  San 

Francisco. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 142  [Approval  of  a  60-day  extension  for  Planning         Supervisor  Maxwell 
Commission  review] 

Resolution  extending  by  60  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that 
would  amend  the  Planning  Code  regarding  institutional  master  plan  review 
for  medical  institutions. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 143  [Accept  and  Expend  Regional  Grant  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 
Department  of  the  Environment] 

I  Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 

,•  expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $35,000  from  the  Environmental  Protection 

I  Agency  for  the  purpose  of  implementing  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point  (BVHP) 

I  Healthy  Homes  Project. 

I  7/31  /07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 

f  AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

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071 144  [Local  support  for  Leland  Avenue  Streetscape       Supervisor  Maxwell 
Improvements  Project] 

Resolution  authorizing  local  support  for  the  Leland  Avenue  Streetscape 

Improvements  Project,  designating  DPW  as  the  eligible  sponsor  for  funding 

related  to  this  project,  and  taking  other  official  acts  in  furtherance  of  this 

project. 

7/31/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COAAMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


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071145  [Accept  and  Expend  Regional  Grant-  Mayor         ,^  ^ 

Department  of  the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  (SF  Environment) 
to  accept  and  expend  grant  funds,  in  the  amount  of  $44,000  from  the  Bay 
Area  Air  Quality  Management  District  (BAAQMD)  to  convert  one  Prius  hybrid 
vehicle  into  a  Plug- In  Hybrid  Electric  Vehicle  for  the  purpose  of  public 
outreach  and  demonstration. 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071146  [Accept-Expend  Regional  Grant  -  Department  of   Mayor  '     ^" 

the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $14,000.00  from  Altamont  Education 
Advisory  Board  to  expand  recycling  and  lunchroom  composting  programs  at 
schools  in  San  Francisco. 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood      , . 
Services  Committee.  ,  %i  r  '^- •  »"        ■      •  .  x.  .^  - .    ^ 

Requests  for  Hearing  '  ^^  '   "'  "^  "     •      "^  '  '  ' 

071 1 1 7  [Park  Ranger  staffing]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Hearing  to  discuss  hiring  processes  for  upcoming  increases  in  Park  Ranger 

staffing. 

7/31  /07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 

Committee.  '  ' 

071131  [Hearing  on  implementation  of  garbage  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
receptacles  storage] 

Hearing  on  file  number  060083  (Ordinance  amending  Public  Works  Code 
Section  170  to  require  that  garbage  receptacles,  after  collection,  be 
returned  to  an  enclosed  area  or  other  area  that  blocks  viev^s  of  the 
receptacles  from  the  public  right-of-way;  and  making  environmental 
findings)  to  obtain  an  update  from  the  Department  of  Public  V/orks  on  the 
implementation  of  the  Ordinance. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071 1 32  [Hearing  on  the  three-month  implementation       Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
status  of  File  070920  -  Directing  the  SFPUC  to 

create  and  implement  a  city-wide  program  to 
track  water  usage  by  City  departments] 

Hearing  on  the  three-month  implementation  status  of  File  070920  - 
Resolution  directing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  create 
and  implement  a  city-wide  program  to  track  water  usage,  water 
conservation,  and  use  of  recycled  water  by  City  departments. 

7/31/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


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071 118  [Legislative  Analyst  Request  -  Graffiti  Supervisor  Sandoval 

Abatement  Program] 

Motion  requesting  the  Legislative  Analyst  to  draft  a  model  graffiti 
abatement  program  for  implementation  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco;  to  research  the  efforts  of  other  city  and /or  county  municipalities 
directed  toward  graffiti  abatement;  including:  outreach,  programs, 
prevention  and  deterrence,  penalties,  fines  and  any  or  all  related  programs 
or  efforts;  to  report  back  its  findings  to  the  Board  of  supervisors  and  provide 
a  copy  of  its  findings  to  the  Graffitti  Advisory  Board. 

7/31  /07,  ASSIGNED  to  Board  of  Supervisors.  Scheduled  for  Board 
consideration  August  7,  2007.  In-depth  report  to  be  delivered  October  1, 
2007  (sixty  days) 

PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 
PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 

071077  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  400  McAllister  Street]  -^ — » < 
Resolution  authorizing  the  lease  of  1,118  square  feet  of  space  to  the  Nasra 
Family  Partnership,  in  the  Courthouse  located  at  400  McAllister  Street  on 
behalf  of  the  Superior  Court.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

7/23/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071078  [Fire  Department  Eligibility  Renewal  Application 
for  State  and  Federal  Surplus  Personal  Property 
Program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Department  to  apply  to  renew 
its  eligibility  for  the  State  and  Federal  Surplus  Personal  Property  Program. 
(Fire  Department) 
7/17/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

Requests  Granted 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkohmi 

To:  General  Manaser,  Recreation  and  Pari<.  Department 

Requestins/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  repairing  the  southern 
wailiing  path  in  the  Panhandle. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirl(arimi 

To:  General  Manager,  Recreation  and  Parle  Department 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
following  locations: 

Utility  Box  on  Park  property  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Waller  and  Stanyan 

Sidewalk  on  Hayes  Street  in  front  of  the  Hayes  Valley  Playground 

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From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  General  Manaser,  Public  utilities  Commission 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the 
following  locations: 

Metal  Poles 

Northeast  corner  of  Haight  and  Buchanan 

Southeast  corner  of  O'Farrell  and  Scott 

Southwest  corner  of  Cough  and  McAllister 

Southwest  corner  of  Cough  and  Ivy 

Southwest  corner  of  Cough  and  Hickory 

Southwest  corner  of  Cough  and  Page  y 

Wooden  Pole 

Near  488  Hayes  Street  (in  front  of  parking  lot)       "        ''    '     '       '  •' 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ' 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  Tower 
Valet  Parking  -  Banner  Signs  located  at  the  northwest  and  southwest 
corners  of  Cough  and  Crove. 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ^     ^'   '  . 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  , 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  locations:  ,. 

Emergency  Boxes:  Southwest  corner  of  Page  and  Pierce 

Curbcuts:  All  four  corners  of  Scott  and  McAllister 

Small  green  pole  at  the  Southwest  corner  of  Cough  and  Ivy.  •      , 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works  -"■',•  i 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at 


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In  Memoriams 

James  LicavoU  (The  entire  Board) 
Joan  Darrah  (The  entire  Board) 
Kenneth  Taylor  (Supervisor  Mirl<arimi) 
Virginia  Resner  (Supervisor  Mirl<arimi) 


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ADJOURNMENT  ,   ,  , 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  8:32 
..  i-   'p.m. 

Angela  CaMllo,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  taken  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  September  11,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  v^hich  have  been 

the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 

members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 

public  hearing  on  measures  v^hich  have  been  heard  in  committee. 

Board  procedures  do  not  permit:  1)  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express 

support  or  opposition  to  statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2) 

ringing  and  use  of  cell  phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic 

devices,  (Violators  may  be  removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought 

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and  to  its  members,  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San 

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MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  August  7,  2007 

2:00  PM 

Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 

Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


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AARON  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  AUOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McCOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  GERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammlano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldricIc,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
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Members  Excused:         None. 
Members  Absent:  None. 


ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meetins  was  called  to  order  at  2:04  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum. 

Supervisor  Alioto-Pier  was  noted  present  at  2:05  p.m. 


APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

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Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  to  approve 
July  10,  2007  Meeting  Minutes.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following 
,1,      vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
C  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

CONSENT  AGENDA  - 

Recommendation  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070901  [Contracting  Process  for  San  Francisco  General 
Hospital  Rebuild  Project] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  Director  of  Public  Works  to  issue  a  Request  for 
Proposals  for  the  services  of  a  Construction  Manager/General  Contractor  for 
the  San  Francisco  General  Hospital  Rebuild  Program  and  to  award  a  contract 
for  such  services  based  on  the  best  qualifications  and  fee.  This  ordinance 
further  authorizes  the  Director  to  negotiate  and  obtain  prices  from  certain 
core  subcontractors  and  to  allow  them  to  become  subcontractors  to  the 
CM/GC,  provided  said  prices  are  validated  by  City-retained  cost  estimators. 
(Public  Works  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 


Enacted  202-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


Recommendations  of  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee 


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071087  [Amending  Ordinance  1 1 5-07  which  approved  an  Mayor,  Supervisor 
amendment  to  the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach         Peskin 
Redevelopment  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  115-07  (v/hich  approved  an  amendment  to 
the  Rincon  Point-South  Beach  Redevelopment  Plan). 

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Enacted  201-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070983  [Parking  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations  at  various  locations. 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (1-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM,       ...^  . 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  RESCIND 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (2-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM,    .  . '.    • 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  ESTABLISH  :..    .   - 

Sutter  Street,  north  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets;  and  ^  >.  , 

Post  Street,  south  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets.  •  -,    .i, ,   j 

PARKING  METER  AREA  NO.  3  (2-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  6  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  SATURDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Post  Street,  north  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets;  and,  :>-*• 

Sutter  Street,  south  side,  between  Divisadero  and  Scott  Streets. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

New  Montgomery  Street,  east  side,  from  Mission  Street  to  80  feet  northerly. 

NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  RESCIND  •   ;      i  m  '..•,        ■       .    -iv'- 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH  ■,,: ;, 

Elizabeth  Street,  north  side,  between  Sanchez  and  Vicksburg  (300  block). 

PERPENDICUUR  (90-DEGREE  ANGLE)  PARKING  (SOUTHBOUND  DIRECTION)  -       ^   ., 

ESTABLISH 

DIAGONAL  (45-DEGREE  ANGLE)  PARKING  (NORTHBOUND  DIRECTION)  - 

ESTABLISH 

Van  Ness  Avenue,  center  of  the  street,  from  North  Point  Street  to  270  feet 

northerly  at  a  proposed  center  island. 

UNMETERED  MOTORCYCLE  PARKING  -  ESTABLISH 
'  2037  Hyde  Street,  west  side,  between  the  driveways  for  #2037  and  #2041 

Hyde  Street  (10- foot  zone  accommodating  two  motorcycle  parking  spaces). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "M"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Intersection  of  Avila  Street,  Cervantes  Boulevard  and  Prado  Street. 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "B"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  9  AM  TO  5  PM, 
MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

DeLong  Street,  west  side,  from  Santa  Cruz  Avenue  to  the  Daly  City  border  (1 
1/2  blocks). 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING  ANYTIME,  3  PM  TO  6  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH 
FRIDAY -ESTABLISH 


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Diamond  Street,  west  side,  from  Bosworth  Street  to  22  feet  northerly, 

UNMETERED  MOTORCYCLE  PARKING  ■  ESTABLISH 

Taylor  Street,  east  side,  from  Pine  Street  to  25  feet  southerly  (creates  6 

motorcycle  parking  spaces). 

NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  -  ESTABLISH 

1 580  5th  Avenue,  south  side,  from  the  driveway  for  this  address  westerly  to 

the  driveway  for  1585  5th  Avenue  (135-foot  zone). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "W"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Hampshire  Street,  both  sides,  between  26th  and  Cesar  Chavez  Streets  (1400 

block). 

RESIDENTIAL  PERMIT  PARKING  AREA  "L"  (2-HOUR  TIME  LIMIT,  8  AM  TO  6  PM, 

MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY)  -  ESTABLISH 

Anza  Street,  both  sides,  between  2nd  and  3rd  Avenues  (1100  block) 

•      TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  3  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 
RESCIND 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  4  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 
ESTABLISH 
9th  Street,  both  sides,  between  Howard  and  Market  Streets. 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  3  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

RESCIND 

TOW-AWAY,  NO  STOPPING,  4  PM  TO  7  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  - 

ESTABLISH 

Hayes  Street,  south  side,  between  Market  and  Franklin  Streets;  and, 

Hayes  Street,  north  side,  between  Polk  Street  and  Van  Ness  Avenue. 

€'\'        TWO-HOUR  PARKING  TIME  LIMIT,  7  AM  TO  6  PM,  MONDAY  THROUGH 
SATURDAY 
ESTABLISH 

11th  Street,  both  sides,  from  Harrison  Street  to  Bryant  Street  (replaces 
meters  on 


Enacted  456-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


070981  [STOP  Intersections] 

Resolution  designating  certain  intersections  as  "STOP"  intersections. 

STOP  SIGNS  -  ESTABLISH 

McAllister  Street,  eastbound  and  westbound,  at  Stanyan  Street,  making  this 

uncontrolled  intersection  a  two-way  STOP;  and, 

Ora  and  Topaz  Ways,  making  this  intersection  an  all-way  STOP.  (Parking  and 
Traffic  Department) 

(6/26/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 


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the  use  of  the  street;  DPT  Order  No.  3375.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  481-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


070982  [Traffic  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  traffic  regulations  on  various  streets. 

MULTIPLE  RIGHT  TURN  LANE  -  RESCIND 

New  Montgomery  Street,  southbound,  at  Mission  Street. 

NO  U-TURNS  -  ESTABLISH 

Webster  Street,  northbound  and  southbound,  at  Clay  Street.  (Parking  and 

Traffic  Department) 

(6/26/07  -  Categorically  exempt  from  Environmental  Review  Class  1(c)(9) 
changes  in  the  traffic  and  parking  regulations  where  such  changes  do  not 
establish  a  higher  speed  limit  or  result  in  more  than  a  negligible  increase  in 
the  use  of  the  street;  DPT  Order  No.  3375.)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  482-07 

Number:  * 

ADOPTED  -  .-    'r  '■'■■■'  -:'      «     "     ^ 


Recommendations  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070972  [Authorizing  Donation  of  Obsolete  Fire  Engine  '' 

and  Ambulance  to  San  Francisco  City  College] 

Resolution  authorizing  Fire  Department  to  donate  an  obsolete  fire  engine 
and  ambulance  to  the  Fire  Sciences  Program  at  San  Francisco  City  College. 
(Fire  Department) 

(No  Economic  impact) 


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Enacted  441-07  '    -       -■    ft 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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070973  [Contract  to  fund  a  drug  research  study] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  a  new  subcontract  from  the  Public  Health 
Foundation  Enterprises,  Inc.  (PHFE)  in  the  amount  of  $95,851  to  fund  a  drug 
research  study;  for  the  period  of  March  1,  2007  through  May  31,  2008. 
(Public  Health  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


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Enacted  442-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


070974  [Contract  funds  to  support  HIV  vaccine  and  Supervisors  Dufty, 

prevention  research]  Ammiano 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH) 
to  enter  retroactively  into  a  new  subcontract  from  the  Public  Health 
Foundation  Enterprises,  Inc.  (PHFE)  to  support  the  research  of  the  San 
Francisco  Vaccine  and  Prevention  Unit  (SFVPU)  in  the  amount  of  $162,376; 
for  the  period  of  January  1 ,  2007  through  September  30,  2007.  (Public 
Health  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact)      >  .>  .  ^  ^i 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  443-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED     .^,,  ...,-       , 


070975  [Recurring  FY  2007-2008  State  grant  funds  to 
the  Department  of  Public  Health  from  the 
California  Department  of  Health  Services] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  acceptance  and  expenditure  of  State  grant  funds 
by  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH)  for  FY  2007-2008. 
(Public  Health  Department) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  444-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


071000  [Acceptance  of  State  Grant  Funds  -  Municipal        Supervisor  Dufty 
Transportation  Agency  and  the  Department  of 
Public  Works] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  and  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  to  accept  and  expend  state  Transportation 
Development  Act  (TDA)  Article  3  funds  totaling  $769,274  for  FY  2007-08  for 
various  pedestrian  and  bicycle  projects  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  excluding  citywide  indirect  costs. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  454-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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071006  [Grant  of  Regional  Funds  -  Municipal  Supervisor  Jew      ^ 

Transportation  Agency]  ,   .  w. 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $600,000  of  Regional  Measure  2  funds  for  a  Safe  Routes  to  Transit 
project  to  construct  safety  improvements  on  Market  Street. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  453-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  -  ^J:.    rra     .: 


Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 

070976  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Edwin  Macon,  Sr. 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $225,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  August  14,  2006  in  United  States  District  Court,  Northern  District  of 
California,  Case  No.  C06-4904  SI;  entitled  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.,  et  al.,  v.  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 
PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING 


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070977  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Pacific  Bell  Telephone 

Company]  '  ' 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Pacific  Bell 
Telephone  Company  against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for 
$52,500.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  March  16,  2006  in  San  Francisco  County 
Superior  Court,  Case  No.  450-385;  entitled  Pacific  Bell  Telephone  Company 
V.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al;  there  are  no  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 
PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING 


070978  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Nawal  Rizkallah] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Nawal  Rizkallah 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $100,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  April  3,  2006  in  San  Mateo  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  453874;  entitled 
Nawal  Rizkallah  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


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PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING 


070979  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Ophelia  Alvarez] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Ophelia  Alvarez 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $1 17,500;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  November  7,  2005  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  446448; 
entitled  Alvarez,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City 
Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING 

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070994  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Dave  Alba  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  a  lawsuit  filed  by  Dave  Alba  et  al., 
acting  for  themselves  and  others  similarly  situated,  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $625,000.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  April  22, 
2005,  in  the  United  States  District  Court  for  the  Northern  District,  Case  No. 
C05-01667,  entitled  Dave  Alba,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 
(City  Attorney) 

PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING 


071062  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Pacific  Gas  and  Electric 
Company] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Pacific  Gas  & 
Electric  ("PG&E")  against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $818,000, 
plus  interest  through  the  date  of  entry  of  judgment;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on 
September  12,  2005  in  San  Mateo  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  CGC-05-449522; 
entitled  Pacific  Gas  and  Electric  Company  v.  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  et  al.;  other  material  terms  of  said  settlement  are  set  forth  in 
the  Stipulation  For  Entry  Of  Judgment  In  Condemnation  (and  exhibits 
thereto),  contained  in  Board  of  Supervisors  File  No.  071062.  (City  Attorney) 

PASSED,  ON  FIRST  READING  ' 


070995  [Settlement  of  Claim  -  Alexa  Internet] 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  Claim  No.  07-02244 
filed  by  Alexa  Internet  on  February  28,  2007  against  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco  for  business  payroll  tax  refund  under  the  Federal  Enclave 
Presidio  Exemption  in  the  amount  of  $86,586.87.  (City  Attorney) 

Enacted  445-07       ' 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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071068  [Appointment  -  Bicycle  Advisory  Committee]  , 

Resolution  appointing  Andrew  Bindman,  term  ending  November  19,  2008,  to 
the  Bicycle  Advisory  Committee. 

Andrew  Bindman,  succeeding  Andrew  Bindman,  term  expired,  seat  1,  must       v' 
be  a  nominee  of  District  1  Supervisor.  The  member  shall  serve  a  two-year  . . 
term  or  for  the  tenure  of  the  supervisor  who  nominated  the  member, 
whichever  is  shorter  in  duration,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year 
term  ending  November  19,  2008.  .  ,  ■. 


■;-'    »«' 


Enacted  446-07  ,.,  ..  •    iKiif*  ^'C  ^ 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ■'  ' 


071043  [Appointment  -  Commission  on  the  Aging  ./    , 

Advisory  Council] 

Resolution  appointing  Vera  Haile,  term  ending  March  31,  2009,  to  the 
Commission  on  the  Aging  Advisory  Council. 

Vera  Haile,  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat  8,  must  be  a  nominee  of 
District  1  Supervisor,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending 
March  31,  2009. 


Enacted  447-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Severed  From  the  Consent  Agenda 

Recommendation  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

Supervisor  Daly  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might  be 
considered  separately. 


070680  [Administrative  Penalties  and  Fees  for  Fare  Supervisor  Peskin 

Evasion  or  Passenger  Misconduct  Offenses] 

Ordinance  amending  San  Francisco  Traffic  Code  Sections  127,  128,  128.1, 
128. 1-A,  128.2,  and  128.3  to  clarify  the  definition  of  "Proof  of  Payment"  and 
impose  administrative  penalties  and  fees  for  certain  types  of  fare  evasion  or 


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passenger  misconduct  offenses  instead  of  criminal  penalties  where 
authorized  by  state  law,  and  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation 
Agency's  Board  of  Directors  to  set  the  specific  penalty  and  fee  amounts. 

Continued  to  September  11 ,  2007         ^  ,i 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendation  of  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


070829  [Parking  Regulations] 

Resolution  enacting  and  rescinding  parking  regulations. 

TOW  AWAY,  NO  PARKING  ANYTIME  ESTABLISH 

Raccoon  Drive,  both  sides,  between  Twin  Peaks  Boulevard  and  Crown  Court. 

(Parking  and  Traffic  Department) 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

"  Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

REGULAR  AGENDA 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

070314  [CEQA  Findings  in  Connection  with  the  Trans        Supervisors  Peskin, 
Bay  Cable  Project]  Maxwell 

Resolution  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  acting  as  responsible  agency  with 
respect  to  the  Trans  Bay  Cable  Project  Final  Environmental  Impact  Report, 
adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act 
(CEQA)  and  the  State  CEQA  Guidelines  in  connection  with  the  proposed 
Trans  Bay  Cable  Project,  portions  of  which  would  be  located  within 
submerged  lands  and  a  portion  of  23rd  Street  that  are  in  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  and  under  the  Port  of  San  Francisco's  jurisdiction. 


Enacted  413-07 


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Number:  ^  .    , 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrIck, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 


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07031 5  [Trans  Bay  Cable  Project  Non-Exclusive  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Licenses]  Maxwell 

Resolution  approving  (1)  Port  Commission  License  No.  14324,  a  non-  ,.v 

exclusive  license  for  the  use  of  property  consisting  of  approximately  9.4 
miles  of  submerged  lands,  a  small  portion  of  shoreline  along  23rd  Street, 
and  a  portion  of  23rd  Street  to  install  a  400  MW  high  voltage  transmission        '  '  p 
line,  with  a  term  of  four  years  and  consideration  including  license  payments 
to  the  Port  in  excess  of  $1.26  million  and  payments  to  the  San  Francisco 
Public  Utilities  Commission  equaling  $3.5  million,  and  (2)  Port  Commission 
License  No.  14325,  a  non-exclusive  license  for  use  of  the  property  for  "  *. 

operation  of  the  transmission  line  with  a  term  of  twenty-five  years  with  an 
option  to  renew  for  ten  years  and  consideration  including  license  payments 
to  the  Port  in  excess  of  $1 .2  million  dollars  annually,  public  benefit  ""-Ic 

payments  to  Port  equaling  $5.5  million  and  payments  to  the  San  Francisco 
Public  Utilities  Commission  in  excess  of  $20  million  to  implement,  advance, 
promote  or  enhance  policies  and  projects  consistent  with  City  Energy 
Policies,  both  between  Trans  Bay  Cable  LLC  and  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  acting  by  and  through  the  San  Francisco  Port  Commission  and  the 
Mayor's  Office  of  Economic  and  Workforce  Development.  >  .:  ?^- 


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Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  SAME 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


ADOPTED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote:  -         , 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

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070412  [Public  Works  -  Encroachment  under  23rd  Street  Supervisors  Peskin, 
between  Illinois  Street  and  the  SF  Bay]  Maxwell 

Resolution  granting  revocable  permission  to  Trans  Bay  Cable  LLC  to  occupy  a 
portion  of  the  public  right-of-way  to  install  underground  DC  cable  under 
23rd  Street,  east  of  Illinois  Street,  to  allow  transmission  of  electrical  power 
from  Trans  Bay  Cable's  Pittsburg  Converter  Station  to  its  San  Francisco 
Converter  Station,  which  is  proposed  to  be  located  at  435  23rd  Street 
(Assessor's  Block  4232,  Lot  010),  conditioned  on  payment  of  an  annual 
assessment  fee  in  an  amount  to  be  determined  pursuant  to  Public  Works 
Code  section  786.7,  and  making  environmental  findings  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code 


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Section  101.1. 


Enacted  415-07  ,    .^ 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Ammiano,  Mirkarimi 

070701  [Approval  of  an  historical  property  contract  for     Supervisors  Peskin, 
1735  Franklin  Street  -  the  Bransten  House]  Dufty 

V .     ;      Resolution  under  Chapter  71  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code, 

approving  an  historical  property  contract  between  Tad  and  Masumi  Oride, 
the  owners  of  San  Francisco  Landmark  No.  126  located  at  1735  Franklin 
Street  (the  Bransten  House)  and  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco; 
authorizing  the  Director  of  Planning  and  the  Assessor  to  execute  the 
historical  property  contract.  (Planning  Commission) 

Enacted  448-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071052  [Issuance  and  Sale  of  Tax-Exempt  Bonds  -  San       Supervisor  Dufty 
Francisco  Friends  School] 

Resolution  approving  the  issuance  and  sale  of  tax-exempt  bonds  by  the 
ABAC  Finance  Authority  for  Nonprofit  Corporations  in  an  aggregate  principal 
amount  not  to  exceed  $27,100,000  to  finance  various  capital  facilities 
owned  by  San  Francisco  Friends  School  or  an  affiliate. 

t'  Enacted  449-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071053  [Approval  to  Execute  the  Lease  Agreement  Supervisor  Elsbernd 
between  the  San  Francisco  International  Airport 

and  Verified  Identity  Pass,  Inc.  for  Registered 
Traveler  Services] 

Resolution  approving  and  authorizing  the  Lease  Agreement  between  the  San 
Francisco  International  Airport  and  Verified  Identity  Pass,  Inc.  for  Private 
Sector  Registered  Traveler  Services  for  approximately  five  years  three 
months  commencing  on  a  date  to  be  mutually  agreed  upon  but  no  later  than 
October  1,  2007  through  December  31,  2012. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  439-07 

Number: 


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ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pler,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,       «  ,^'y. 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071064  [Raising  Office  Depot's  contract  not-to-exceed  ,   ,. 

amount  to  more  than  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  the  Third  Amendment  to  the  Agreement  between  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  (City)  and  Office  Depot  (Contractor)  for         .,.  .,. 
office  supplies,  increasing  the  contract's  not-to-exceed  amount  to  more  ,- , 

than  $10  million,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco  Charter  Section  9.118(b).  (Office 
of  Contract  Administration)  ,   .  . 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

■'•'  -if 

Enacted  450-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  J/ 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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Recommendation  of  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee 

070920  [Directing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilitities        Supervisor  AHoto-Pier 
Commission  to  create  and  implement  a  city-wide 

program  to  track  water  usage  by  City  ;      '^      ''y 

department]  ^  • 

Resolution  directing  the  San  Francisco  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  create 
and  implement  a  city-wide  program  to  track  water  usage,  water 
conservation,  and  use  of  recycled  water  use  by  City  Departments. 


Enacted  455-07  ■,,«••,--,  '        -       .■     , 

Number:  ''    •      '  ,    >,. 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval         .^ .,   ..«,,,      ;.|,,     , ,  ..^z 

Recommendations  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

070997  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1),  to  be  effective  July  1, 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070998  [MOD,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2),  to  be  effective  July  1 , 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 


(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact) 


L<:'    if 


».i!/« 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 

071113  [Public  Hearing  -  DPH  Reinspection  Fee  Liens]  ^ 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  report  of  delinquent 
reinspection  fee  costs  submitted  by  the  Director  of  Public  Health,  as 
modified  to  the  date  of  adoption  of  the  resolution,  and  creating  liens  and 
special  assessments  based  thereon.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Scott  Hakamura,  Department  of  Public  Health,  reviewed  the  report  with 
the  Board  and  informed  the  Board  that  chanses  had  been  made  to  the 
report. 


The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


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071114  [Unpaid  DPH  complaint  reinspection  fee  liens  to 
become  special  assessments  to  the  property 
taxes] 

Resolution  confirming  the  report  of  delinquent  reinspection  fee  costs 
submitted  by  the  Director  of  Public  Health,  as  modified  to  the  date  of 
adoption  of  the  resolution,  and  creating  liens  and  special  assessments  based 
thereon.  (Public  Health  Department) 

Report  was  revised. 

Enacted  465-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 


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SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M.     ...  ^ 

071 1 1 5  [Public  Hearing  -  DPH  Delinquent  Refuse  Service 
Payment  Liens  (Garbage  Liens)] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  report  of  delinquent  charges 
for  refuse  collection  service  and  nuisance  removal  costs  submitted  by  the 
Director  of  Public  Health,  as  modified  to  the  date  of  adoption  of  this 
resolution,  and  creating  special  assessments  and  liens  based  thereon.  (Clerk 
of  the  Board)  .  i. 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members.  ^  ^  .       ,^^  •..,,.    •  , 

Scott  Nakamura,  Departmetn  of  the  Public  Health  reviewed  the  report  with 
the  Board  and  informed  the  Board  that  changes  had  been  made  to  the 
report.  , 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed.  ,[  ■ :. 

HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


071116  [Unpaid  DPH  Delinquent  Refuse  Service  payment  i.; 

Hens  to  become  special  assessments  to  the  .,• 

property  taxes] 

Resolution  confirming  report  of  delinquent  charges  for  refuse  collection 
service  and  nuisance  removal  costs  submitted  by  the  Director  of  Public 
Health,  as  modified  to  the  date  of  adoption  of  this  resolution,  and  creating 
special  assessments  and  liens  based  thereon.  (Public  Health  Department) 

Report  was  revised.  f       ;     : '  1    .  i"^  ' 

Enacted  464-07 

Number:  ,,.  .; 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 

071 147  [Public  Hearing  -  DBI  Special  Assessment  of  Liens 
for  Code  Enforcement  Cases] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  report  of  Delinquent 
Charges  for  Code  Enforcement  cases  with  Delinquent  Assessment  of  costs, 
and  Fees  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Section  102.3,  102.12,  102.17, 
102.18,  102.19  et  Seq.,  103.3.3  Section  108,  Section  110  -  Tables  1-K  and  1- 
G,  and  Sections  3407.7.1.3,  3407.7.1.4,  3407.7.1.5,  and  3407.7.1.6  et  seq., 
of  the  San  Francisco  Building  Code,  submitted  by  the  Director  of  the 
Department  of  Building  Inspection  for  Services  rendered  by  said  Department 
of  costs  thereof  having  accrued  pursuant  to  Code  Violations  referenced 
above.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 


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Alan  Davis,  Department  of  Building  Inspection,  reviewed  the  report  with 
the  Board  and  informed  the  Board  that  changes  had  been  made  to  the 
report. 

Silvia  Johnson 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 

HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


071148  [Special  Assessment  of  Liens  for  Assessment  of  ^  .,  -    ■  v>« 

Cost] 

Resolution  confirming  report  of  Delinquent  Charges  for  Code  Enforcement 
cases  with  Delinquent  assessment  of  costs,  and  Fees  pursuant  to  the 
provisions  of  Section  102.3,  102.12,  102.17,  102.18,  102.19  et  seq.,  103.3.3 
Section  108,  Section  110  -  Tables  1-K  and  1-0,  and  Sections  3407.7.1.3, 
3407.7.1.4,  3407.7.1.5,  and  3407.7.1.6  et  seq.,  of  the  San  Francisco 
Building  Code,  submitted  by  the  Director  of  the  Department  of  Building 
Inspection  for  Services  rendered  by  said  Department  of  costs  thereof  having 
accrued  pursuant  to  Code  Violations  referenced  above. 

Report  was  revised. 

Enacted  463-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M  -  Recognition  of 
Commendations 

SPECIAL  ORDER  3:30  P.M. 

070985  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Tentative  Final  Map  A     if-' 

for  3150  Geary  Boulevard]  "    -^ 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the 
Department  of  Public  Works  dated  June  21,  2007,  affirming  the  approval  of 
Tentative/Final  Map  for  a  new  8  unit  mixed-use  condominium  project 
located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in  Assessor's  Block  No.  1066. 
(Appellants:  Jerome  Marks  on  behalf  of  Kok-Po  (Sam)  Ng  and  Lily  Chan  Ng, 
and  Kurt  Link  and  Maria  R.  Link) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

John  Kao,  Attorney  for  the  owner  applicant 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


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Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  Tentative  Parcel  Map  described  above, 
you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised 
at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence 
delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 

>  ,   ■  ■    s  ■ 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070986  [Approving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  <-cr 
Works  and  approving  the  Tentative  Map  for  3150 

Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works,  finding  the 
Tentative  Map  consistent  with  the  City's  General  Plan  and  eight  priority 
policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1,  and  approving  the  Tentative  Map 
for  an  8-unit  subdivision  located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in 
Assessor's  Block  1066.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Amnfiiano,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  TABLED.  The  nfiotion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

•;.,•*?  -.,    .    u' 

070987  [Disapproving  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public        '  ''/  ^ 
Works  and  disapproving  the  Tentative  Map  for 

3150  Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Director  of  Public  Works  concerning 
an  8-unit  Tentative  Map  located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in 
Assessor's  Block  1066  and  disapproving  the  subdivision.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Enacted  M07-101  *^ 

Number: 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070988  [Findings  -  3150  Geary  Boulevard  Tentative 
Map] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors'  decision  concerning  a  Tentative  Map  for  an  8-unit 
subdivision  located  at  3150  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  028  in  Assessor's  Block 
1066.  (Clerk  of  the  Board)  .  ,,      ,.  „ 

Enacted  M07-102  -        •  * 

Number: 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  APPROVED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 


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McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Supervisors  Daly  and  Mirkarimi  were  noted  absent  at  3:45  p.m. 


Supervisor  Dufty  Excused  From  Voting 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  Dufty,  at  his  request  because  of  possible  conflict  of  interest, 
from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 

Supervisor  Mirl<arimi  was  noted  present  at  4:05  p.m. 


070905  [Public  Hearing  -  Appeal  of  Mitigated  Negative 
Declaration  -  601  Duboce  Avenue] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  adopted  and  issued  on  June  7,  2007,  approving  a  Mitigated 
Negative  Declaration  (File  No.  2004.0603E),  for  the  proposed  development 
project  at  601  Duboce  Avenue. 

-     '     (Filed  June  19,  2007;  Appellant;  Nicole  M.  Phillips  on  behalf  of  Service 

Employees  International  Union,  United  Health  Care)  companion  measure  to 
Files  070906,  070907,  070908,  District  8.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  wliether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Nicole  Phillips,  Service  Employees  International 

Tay  Via,  California  Pacific  Medical  Center,  Project  Sponsor  opposed  to  the 
request  for  a  continuance 

Sue  Hestor,  Attorney  for  the  Conditional  Use  appeal  requesting  a 
continuance.  (Items  47-50) 

Richard  McGary,  opposed  to  a  continuance 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 


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Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby    ^ :  '  ''  ^    '  ■?  ■. 

given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  mitigated  negative  declaration 

decision  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues 

you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or       '  ^'^    ' 

in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 

to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

070906  [Affirming  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 
declaration  for  601  Duboce  Avenue] 

Motion  affirming  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 

negative  declaration  for  601  Duboce  Avenue.  (Clerk  of  the  Board)  ,; 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldhck,  moved  that  '* 

this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

070907  [Reversing  adoption  of  the  mitigated  negative 
declaration  for  601  Duboce  Avenue] 

Motion  reversing  the  Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated 
negative  declaration  for  601  Duboce  Avenue.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin      '•     ■ 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval  ., 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  . 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

070908  [Preparation  of  findings  to  reverse  adoption  of 
the  mitigated  negative  declaration  for  601 
Duboce  Avenue] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  reversing  the 
Planning  Commission  adoption  of  the  final  mitigated  negative  declaration 
for  601  Duboce  Avenue.  (Clerk  of  the  Board)        .,..■,.„■'  ••.■ 


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Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly  ,,      . 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty 


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SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 

071024  [Public  Hearing  -  Conditional  Use  Appeal  for  601 
Duboce  Avenue] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Director  by  Motion  No.  17444  dated  June  7,  2007  (Case  No.  2004.0603CE), 
approving  conditional  use  authorization  under  Planning  Code  Section  303 
and  304  to  amend  a  previously  approved  conditional  use  authorization  for  a 
planned  unit  development  and  annual  limit  review  for  office  development 
(Case  No.  1987.847BC,  Motion  No.  Ml 3254  and  Ml  3255)  and  develop  a  new 
four  story,  50,075  gross-square-feet  (gsf),  medical  clinic  and  office  building. 
The  new  building  would  contain  medical  offices,  a  Neuromuscular  and 
Electroencephalogram  Clinic,  circulation/mechanical/support  space,  a 
pharmacy,  an  admitting  station,  located  on  the  fourth  story  that  connects 
to  the  existing  adjacent  ambulatory  surgery  department  in  the  CPMC 
Hospital  North  Tower.  As  a  Planned  Unit  Development,  the  project  is 
seeking  modifications  to  Planning  Code  requirements  for  rear  yard  and 
independently  accessible  parking.  The  property  is  in  an  RH-3  (Residential, 
House,  Three-Family)  Use  District.  While  the  five-story  hospital  north  tower 
is  the  only  building  located  in  the  130-E  Height  and  Bulk  District  portion  of 
the  site,  the  remaining  portion  (including  the  location  of  the  project)  is  in 
the  65-D  Height  and  Bulk  District  on  property  located  at:  601  Duboce 
Avenue;  Lot  001  in  Assessor's  Block  3539.  (Appellant:  Seabrook  Leaf) 

(Filed  7/9/07;  companion  measure  to  Files  071025,  071026,  071027;  District 
8.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Sue  Hestor,  Attorney  for  the  Conditional  Use  appeal  requestins  a 
continuance  (Items  47-50) 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  conditional  use  application  decision 
described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or 
someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in 
written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

071025  [Approving  Conditional  Use  Application  for 
property  located  at  601  Duboce  Avenue] 


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Motion  approving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  by  its  Motion  No. 
17444,  approving  Conditional  Use  Application  2004.0603CE  on  property 
located  at  601  Duboce  Avenue,  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  Planning 
Code  Section  101.1. 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007  '  -.       tc       •  > 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  follov/ing  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jev/,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  ^.     .,,   ,.  ,       ;.:;      .     .^r  --'    :..    ... 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

071026  [Disapproving  Conditional  Use  Application  for 
property  located  at  601  Duboce  Avenue] 

Motion  disapproving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  by  its  Motion  No. 
17444,  approving  Conditional  Use  Application  2004.0603CE  on  property 
located  at  601  Duboce  Avenue. 

Continued  to  September  18,  2007  "  -    ' 

.  ,i 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 

Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  ., . 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty  ' 

071027  [Findings  -  601  Duboce  Avenue  Conditional  Use 
Application  Appeal] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the  proposed 
Conditional  Use  Application  2004.0603CE  on  property  located  at  601  Duboce 
Avenue. 


Continued  to  September  18,  2007  •    •  i.         .  r-.  '     * 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  5  -  Ammiano,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
t  Noes:  4  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Sandoval  "• 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

SPECIAL  ORDER  4:30  P.M. 

071031  [Public  Hearing  -  Conditional  Use  Appeal  for 
4041  Geary  Boulevard] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Commission  by  its  Motion  No.  17448  dated  June  14,  2007,  approving 
Conditional  Use  Application  No.  2007.0286C,  subject  to  certain  conditions, 
to  allow  the  establishment  of  a  Formula  Retail  Use  (dba  Starbucks,  retail 
coffee  store),  with  approximately  750  square  feet  in  floor  area  in  a  vacant 
commercial  space  located  in  a  recently  approved  auto  service  and  repair 
shop  (dba'Service  Center  for  San  Francisco  Toyota"),  a  one-story  commercial 
building.  The  project  site  is  located  in  an  NC-3  (Moderate  Scale) 


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Neighborhood  Commercial  District  and  a  40-X  Height  and  Bulk  District  on 
property  located  at  4041  Geary  Boulevard,  Lot  050  on  Assessor's  Block  1 540. 
(Appellant:  Jesse  Fink,  Clement  Street  Merchant  Association.) 

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(Filed  7/11/07;  companion  meaure  to  Files  071032,  071033,  071034;  District 
1.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Continued  to  September  1 1,  2007  at  4:30  p.m. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that 
this  Hearing  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  ■  Daly 

Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  conditional  use  application  decision 
described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raisins  only  those  issues  you  or 
someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in 
written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior 
to,  the  public  hearing. 

(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 

071032  [Approving  Planning  Commission  decision 
related  to  Conditional  Use  Appeal  for  4041 
Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  approving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  by  its  Motion  No. 
17448,  approving  Conditional  Use  Application  No.  2007.0286C  on  a  property 
located  at  4041  Geary  Boulevard,  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  Planning 
Code  Section  101.1. 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007  at  4:30  p.m. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

071033  [Disapproving  Planning  Commission  decision 
related  to  Conditional  Use  Appeal  for  4041 
Geary  Boulevard] 

Motion  disapproving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  by  its  Motion  No. 

17448,  approving  Conditional  Use  Application  No.  2007.0286C  on  a  property 
,  (  located  at  4041  Geary  Boulevard,  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  Planning 

,,        "    Code  Section  101.1.  r^^p  *.;;:-6l*i '»!?*  • 

Continued  to  September  1 1,  2007  at  4:30  p.m. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ••  ;  f    •' 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  ■-     -•' 

071034  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  i     •        "<i.     • 

Conditional  Use  Appeal  for  4041  Geary 
Boulevard] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to 
proposed  Conditional  Use  Application  No.  2007.0286C  on  a  property  located 
at  4041  Geary  Boulevard,  for  action  by  the  Board  at  its  next  meeting. 

Continued  to  September  11,  2007  at  4:30  p.m. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Sandoval,  moved  that 
this  Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 
Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

COMMITTEE  REPORTS 

070993  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Francisco  Moreno,  et 
al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Francisco  Moreno, 
Maria  Govea,  Mauricio  Moreno  and  Nancy  Moreno  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $112,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  November  18, 
2005  in  United  States  District  Court,  Case  No.  C05-4752;  entitled  Francisco 
Moreno,  et  al.  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

r  !■  :     ,  ^ 

PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 
PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
'■  jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 

have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speak,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
r._  limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 

President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 


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Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  a  former 
Supervisor's  remarks 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Walter;  expressed  in  song  issues  with  the  Board 

Female  speaker;  expressed  concern  issues  relating  to  high  rise  buildings  in 
San  Francisco 

Male  speak;  expressed  concern  with  general  issues  in  San  Francisco 

Richard  Dupree;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  Sigmund 
Stern  Grove  design 

Peter  Warfield;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Silvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  general  issues  in  San  Francisco 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  homeless 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  killing  of  Mr. 
Bailey  in  Oakland 


APPROVAL  OF  REQUESTS  TO  THE 
LEGISLATIVE  ANALYST 


These  items  may  be  introduced  by  any  Supervisor  seeking  analysis  from  the 
Office  of  the  Legislative  Analyst  on  introduced  legislation  and  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  assistance  to  Board  of  Supervisors'  task  forces  and 
advisory  committees.  Requests  to  the  Legislative  Analyst  shall  require  the 
affirmative  vote  of  a  majority  of  the  members  of  the  Board. 

071 118  [Legislative  Analyst  Request  -  Graffiti  Abatement  Supervisor  Sandoval 
Program] 

Motion  requesting  the  Legislative  Analyst  to  draft  a  model  graffiti 
abatement  program  for  implementation  by  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco;  to  research  the  efforts  of  other  city  and /or  county  municipalities 
directed  toward  graffiti  abatement;  including:  outreach,  programs, 
prevention  and  deterrence,  penalties,  fines  and  any  or  all  related  programs 
or  efforts;  to  report  back  its  findings  to  the  Board  of  supervisors  and  provide 
a  copy  of  its  findings  to  the  Graffitti  Advisory  Board. 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin 
Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Sandoval 

Supervisors  Daly  and  Mirkarimi  were  noted  absent  at  3:45  p.m. 
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FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE         .^o . 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  so  to  committee. 


071 1 37  [Supporting  the  resource  efficient  building  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

conference  and  expo  West  Coast  Green]  Ammiano 

Resolution  supporting  the  conference  and  expo  West  Coast  Green,  held  in 
San  Francisco  at  the  Bill  Graham  Civic  Auditorium. 


Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 

Enacted  452-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  .      *     ,    .      .^ 


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071138  [Phil  Frank  Day  -  July  31,  2007] 


Supervisor  Peskin 


Resolution  declaring  July  31,  2007  as  Phil  Frank  Day. 


Enacted 
Number: 

ADOPTED 


451-07 


071 140  [Approval  of  a  45  day  extension  for  Planning         Supervisors  Alioto-Pier, 
Commission  review]  Ammiano 

Resolution  extending  by  45  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
.  ••         Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  Ordinance  that 
would  amend  Planning  Code  Sections  790.55,  249.5,  781.8,  781.9,  and  783 
to  remove  grocery  stores  and  other  similar  uses  from  prohibitions  placed  on 
the  establishment  of  liquor  stores  in  certain  districts;  and  making 
environmental  findings  and  findings  of  consistence  with  the  General  Plan 
and  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101.1. 

Supervisor  Ammiano  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor,      ■■     *      ' 

Enacted  457-07 

Number:  ;=  '.'      .       '     >•    :.. 

ADOPTED         -jf^'   --''.   -,;?:j,^  :.:-■■  ,'•■'•  ■■ '■'  ■  ;"i;  •■.•:■' , 


071 141  [Non  Profit  Appreciation  Day  -  August  18,  2007]   Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  proclaiming  August  18,  2007  as  Nonprofit  Appreciation  Day  in  San 
Francisco. 


Enacted 


458-07 


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Number: 
ADOPTED 


071 142  [Approval  of  a  60-day  extension  for  Planning         Supervisor  Maxwell 
Commission  review] 

Resolution  extending  by  60  days  the  prescribed  time  within  which  the 
Planning  Commission  may  render  its  decision  on  a  proposed  ordinance  that 
would  amend  the  Planning  Code  regarding  institutional  master  plan  review 
for  medical  institutions. 

Enacted  459-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  -^     ^  a: 


071 144  [Local  support  for  Leiand  Avenue  Streetscape       Supervisor  Maxwell 
Improvements  Project] 

Resolution  authorizing  local  support  for  the  Leiand  Avenue  Streetscape 
Improvements  Project,  designating  DPW  as  the  eligible  sponsor  for  funding 
related  to  this  project,  and  taking  other  official  acts  in  furtherance  of  this 
project. 

Enacted  461-07 

Number: 


ADOPTED 


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071143  [Accept  and  Expend  Regional  Grant  -  Supervisor  Maxwell 

Department  of  the  Environment] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  Environment  to  accept  and 
expend  a  grant  in  the  amount  of  $35,000  from  the  Environmental  Protection 
Agency  for  the  purpose  of  implementing  the  Bayview  Hunters  Point  (BVHP) 
Healthy  Homes  Project. 

Enacted  460-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

071 101  [Final  Map  4039  -  Candlestick  Cove] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4039,  being  a  Merger  and  Resubdivision  for 
Condominium  purposes  of  Lots  241  and  279  of  Assessor's  Block  No.  4991,  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General 
Plan  and  the  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  No.  176,994;  District  10.) 

Enacted  M07-121 

Number: 


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APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

071 1 1 2  [Final  Map  for  Blocks  26-28,  Phase  II,  Planned 
Development,  Mission  Bay  South] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  Tract  4141,  Planned  Development,  Mission  Bay 
(Blocks  26-28),  a  seven-lot  subdivision  project,  being  phase  II  of  a 
subdivision  of  Lot  1  in  Assessor's  Block  8721;  and  adopting  findings  pursuant 
to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101.1  and  the  Mission 
Bay  South  Redevelopment  Plan  and  Plan  Documents.  (Public  Works  ; 

Department)  ' 


(DPWOrderl  77, 026;  District  6.)  ^      -    ' 

Enacted  M07-122 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Peskin,  Sandoval  .    •,,   ,      ,  -    «■:  .    -■ 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi  '^        ,.  ,.  \,    ^     • 

The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote:  .; 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi  ■,.■  ,  ■>,     • 

Severed  From  the  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 

Supervisor  Elsbernd  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


071100  [Authorizing  preparation  of 

Proponent/Opponent  ballot  arguments  and 

rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the 
C?  1        voters  at  the  November  6,  2007  Election] 

Motion  authorizing  preparation  of  written  Proponent  and  Opponent  ballot 
?  arguments  and  rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  Charter  Amendments  approved 

by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  for  submittal  to  the  voters  at  the  November  6, 
2007  Election.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 


Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi       -  ,,  , 

Motion  authorizing  preparation  of  written  Proponent  and  Opponent  ballot 


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arguments  and  rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the  voters  at  the 
November  6,  2007  Election.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  August  14,  2007 

CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

IMPERATIVE  AGENDA 

Resolution(s),  if  any,  to  be  adopted  within  limits  imposed  by  the  Sunshine 
Ordinance  and  the  Ralph  M.  Brown  Act,  introduced  today,  not  on  the 
printed  agenda.  For  such  resolutions  to  be  considered,  the  Board  must  first 
adopt  the  Serious  Injury  Finding  or  the  Purely  Commendatory  Finding  and 
the  Brown  Act  Finding. Each  motion  requires  8  votes  or  a  unanimous  6  or  7. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  the  resolution(s).  For  such  resolutions  to 
be  considered,  the  Board  must  first  adopt  the  following  two  motions. 

[Purely  Commendatory  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  that  the 
resolution(s)  being  considered  at  this  time  are  purely  commendatory. 

Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  commendatory  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

[Brown  Act  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  by  roll  call  vote  that  for  the 
resolutions  being  considered  at  this  time  there  is  a  need  to  tal<e  immediate 
action  and  the  need  to  take  action  came  to  the  attention  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  after  the  agenda  was  posted. 

Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Jew,  moved  ADOPTION  of 
the  Brown  Act  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 

071 173  [Proclaiming  Sue  Blerman  Remembrance  Day]       Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano,  Dufty, 
Elsbernd,  Maxwell 

Resolution  proclaiming  August  11th,  2007  Sue  Bierman  Remembrance  Day. 

Enacted  462-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  2  -  Daly,  Mirkarimi 


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Ordinances 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor  v 

071009  [Construction  Dust  Control]  Supervisors  Maxwell, 

Peskin,  Ammiano,  Dufty 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Building  Code  by  adding  Section 
106.3.2.6  to  require  applicants  for  building  and  demolition  permits  to 
require  implementation  of  dust  control  measures  for  any  demolition  or 
construction  project  that  has  the  potential  to  create  dust  and  with  specific 
provisions  for  projects  that  will  expose  or  disturb  soil,  with  provision  for 
waiver  by  the  Director  for  construction  activities  on  sites  less  than  one 
quarter  acre  that  are  unlikely  to  result  in  any  visible  windblown  dust;  '*" 

amending  the  San  Francisco  Health  Code  by  adding  Article  22B  to  require, 
for  projects  over  one  quarter  acre,  that  the  project  sponsor  obtain  approval        "" 
of  a  dust  control  plan  from  the  Director  of  Public  Health  unless  the  Director 
waives  these  requirements  and  to  charge  fees  to  defray  the  costs  of  '        i 

implementation;  adopting  findings. 

7/10/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  8/9/2007.  i. 

7/18/07,  REFERRED  TO  DEPARTMENT.  Referred  to  City  Attorney  to  be  ,.  ^    ' 

approved  as  to  form. 

8/7/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 

8/7/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Supervisor  Maxwell  submitted  a  substitute  ordinance 
bearing  new  title. 

071165  [Setting  San  Francisco's  fiscal  year  2007-2008       Supervisor  Peskin 
property  tax  rate  and  establishing  pass-through 

rate  for  residential  tenants]  '*-       '    '  ,      ^ 

Ordinance  providing  revenue  and  levying  property  taxes  for  City  and  County 
purposes  and  establishing  pass-through  rate  for  residential  tenants  pursuant 
to  Chapter  37  of  the  Administrative  Code  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 
.;;  2008.  ■    •         • 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071166  [Setting  San  Francisco  Community  College  Supervisor  Peskin 
District's  fiscal  year  2007-2008  property  tax 

rate  to  be  included  in  the  City's  overall  property 
■  tax  rate] 

Ordinance  providing  revenue  and  levying  property  taxes  for  San  Francisco 
Community  College  District  purposes  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 
2008. 

8/2/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071167  [Setting  San  Francisco  Unified  School  District's      Supervisor  Peskin 
fiscal  year  2007-2008  property  tax  rate  to  be 

included  in  the  City's  overall  property  tax  rate] 

Ordinance  providing  revenue  and  levying  property  taxes  for  San  Francisco 
'' ;         Unified  School  District  purposes  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2008. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 
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071 168  [Setting  San  Francisco  Bay  Area  Rapid  Transit       Supervisor  Peskin 
District's  fiscal  year  2007-2008  property  tax 
rate  to  be  included  in  the  City's  overall  property 
tax  rate] 

Ordinance  providing  revenue  and  levying  property  taxes  for  San  Francisco 
Bay  Area  Rapid  Transit  District  purposes  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 
2008.  ^  ,v  ,,,.,,,  ,««,,,„ 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071 175  [Extend  Inclusionary  Housing  Requirements  to      Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Buildings  of  Three  Units  or  More  and  Set 
Percentage  Requirement  for  Three  and  Four 
Unit  Projects] 

Ordinance  approving  amendments  to  Planning  Code  Sections  315.3  and 
315.4  of  the  Residential  Inclusionary  Affordable  Housing  Program  to  extend 
the  requirements  of  the  Program  from  all  housing  projects  of  five  (5)  units 
or  more  to  all  housing  projects  of  three  (3)  units  or  more,  and  establishing 
the  percentage  of  affordable  housing  required  for  residential  developments 
of  three  or  four  units. 

8/7/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007.  '^    , 

071 178  [Settlement  of  complaint  by  PG&E  before  the       Supervisor  Peskin 
Federal  Energy  Regulatory  Commission  and 
approval  of  an  Amended  Interconnection 
Agreement  with  PG&E] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  proceedings  before  the  Federal  Energy 
Regulatory  Commission  in  FERC  Dockets  No.  ER05-1 190-000,  et  al,  initiated 
by  Pacific  Gas  &  Electric  Company  to  terminate  the  1987  Interconnection 
Agreement  between  the  City  and  PG&E;  and  approving  an  Amended 
Interconnection  Agreement  between  the  City  and  PG&E  which  provides  for 
continued  delivery  of  electricity  to  City  facilities,  among  other  things. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

071 189  [Zoning  -  West  Side  Off- Street  Parking  Provisions  Supervisor  Peskin 
and  South  of  Market  Parking  Overlay  District] 

Ordinance  amending  the  Planning  Code  by  adding  Section  150.1  to  provide 
,         for  off-street  parking  controls  in  the  west  side  of  the  City,  adding  Section 
249.38  and  amending  the  Zoning  Map  Section  Maps  SU01  and  SU08  for  the 
property  generally  bounded  by  Ninth,  Howard,  Sixth,  Townsend,  and 
Division  Streets  to  provide  for  a  special  use  district  parking  overlay  zone  in 
the  South  of  Market  area;  and  making  environmental  findings  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code 
Section  101.1. 

8/13/07  -  Economic  Impact 

8/7/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007. 

Resolutions 


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0711 73  [Proclaiming  Sue  Bierman  Remembrance  Day]       Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano,  Dufty, 
Elsbernd,  Maxwell 

Resolution  proclaiming  August  11th,  2007  Sue  Bierman  Remembrance  Day. 

8/7/07,  ADOPTED, 


071 1 74  [Approval  of  Amendment  to  Security  Guard  Mayor 

Services  Contract] 

Resolution  approving  amendment  to  armed  and  unarmed  security  guard 
services  contract  for  Municipal  Railway  Revenue  and  Cost  Accounting 
Divisions.  ,.  .'v  3 

■  ■  '  I' 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071 176  [Application  for  ABAG  Priority  Development  Supervisor  Peskin  , 

Area  Designation] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  County  Transportation  Authority 
and  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Housing  to  apply  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  Priority  Development  Area  designation  by  the 
Association  of  Bay  Area  Governments. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071177  [FY  2007-2008  California  Constitution  Supervisor  Peskin 

Appropriations  Limit] 

Resolution  establishing  the  appropriations  limit  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-08 
pursuant  to  California  Constitution  Article  XIII  B. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071 1 79  [Lights  Out  San  Francisco]  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

Alioto-Pier 

Resolution  to  support  extinguishing  all  non-essential  lighting  in  all  city 
government  buildings,  public  schools  and  public  landmarks  for  the  hour 
&  ' '         between  7:00  PM  and  8:00  PM  on  October  20,  2007  to  conserve  energy  as 
part  of  the  city-wide  energy  conservation  event:  Lights  Out  San  Francisco, 
,  and  establishing  October  20,  2007  as  Lights  Out  San  Francisco  Day.       ,    ■-. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE      ■ 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


071180  [Armando  Peraza  Day  -  September  1,  2007]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  declaring  September  1,  2007  "Armando  Peraza  Day"  in  San 
Francisco. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
,-,,    .        AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071181  [Eddie  Fung  Day  -  November  10,  2007]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  declaring  November  10,  2007  as  Eddie  Fung  Day  in  San  Francisco. 


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8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING.  . 

071182  [Commending  John  Barleycorn  Pub]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  commending  John  Barleycorn  Pub  for  almost  40  years  of 
enriching  the  City. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 183  [Sea  Otter  Awareness  Week  -  September  23  -        Supervisor  Peskin  3 
29,  2007] 

Resolution  declaring  September  23-29  Sea  Otter  Awareness  Week. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE  ^ 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING.  I 

071184  [Urging  Cah'fornia's  congressional  delegation  to     Supervisor  Sandoval 
support  H.R.  2401] 

Resolution  urging  California's  congressional  delegation  to  support  H.R.  2401 . 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071185  [Condemning  defamatory  language  used  by  radio  Supervisors  Sandoval, 
personality  Michael  Savage  against  the  Ammiano 
immigrant  community] 

Resolution  condemning  defamatory  language  used  by  radio  personality 
Michael  Savage  against  the  immigrant  community. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 186  [Opposition  to  SB  670  (Correa)]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  opposition  to  Senate  Bill  670  (Correa)  barring  development 
fees  imposed  for  the  acquisition  of  open  space,  parks,  public  recreational 
facilities  and  other  community  benefits. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE  ^ 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 1 87  [Commending  Chad  Jacobs]  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Elsbernd 

Resolution  commending  Chad  Jacobs  for  his  outstanding  years  of  service  as  a 
Deputy  City  Attorney. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 188  [Authorizing  the  Issuance  and  Sale  of  Bonds  by     Supervisor  Maxwell 
the  Peninsula  Corridor  Joint  Powers  Board] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Issuance  and  Sale  by  the  Peninsula  Corridor  Joint 
Powers  Board  of  Farebox  Revenue  Bonds  in  an  Aggregate  Principal  Amount 
Not  Expected  to  Exceed  $22,000,000.  ^    '       - 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
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071 191  [Declaring  the  month  of  August,  2007  as  Barry      Supervisors  Dufty, 

Lamar  Bonds  Month  in  the  City  and  County  of       Alioto-Pier,  Maxwell, 
San  Francisco]  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

Ammiano,  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  congratulating  Barry  Bonds  on  becoming  the  greatest  home  run 

hitter  in  the  History  of  Major  League  Baseball  and  declaring  the  month  of 

August,  2007  as  Barry  Lamar  Bonds  Month  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Francisco. 

8/7/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 

AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 


Requests  for  Hearing 

071169  [Workforce  Development  Audit]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Hearing  on  Workforce  Development  Audit  and  to  discuss  solutions  and 

consolidation  of  the  workforce  development  programs. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

071 1 70  [Health  and  Public  Safety  Concerns  of  Bayview     Supervisor  Daly 
Residents] 

Hearing  on  Health  and  Public  Safety  concerns  of  Bayview  Residents  in 
relation  to  the  Redevelopment  Agency  and  Department  of  Public  Health's 
enforcement  and  oversight  of  Hunters  Point  Shipyard  Development. 
8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

071 1 71  [Public  Safety  Cameras  on  Housing  Authority         Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Property] 

Hearing  before  the  Public  Safety  Committee  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
review  and  discuss  the  effectiveness  of  security  cameras  on  Housing 
Authority  property. 
8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Public  Safety  Committee. 

071 172  [San  Francisco  General  Hospital  Psychiatric  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Emergency  Service] 

I  Hearing  to  discuss  the  policy  implications  of  the  substantial  reduction  in 

services  to  San  Francisco  General  Hospital's  Psychiatric  Emergency  Services 
--''"         Unit. 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


Motions 

071 190  [Appointment  to  San  Francisco  LAFCO]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Motion  appointing  Supervisor  Chris  Daly  to  the  San  Francisco  Local  Agency 

Formation  Commission  (LAFCO). 

8/7/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


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PROPOSED  ORDINANCES 

071149  [Planning  Code-Amending  Article  11  Designation 
of  225-227  Front  Street] 

Ordinance  amending  the  designation  of  225-227  Front  Street  (Assessor's 
Block  0237,  Lot  005)  from  Category  V  (Unrated)  to  Category  IV 
(Contributory)  under  Planning  Code  Article  11;  and  adopting  General  Plan, 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1(b)  and  environmental  findings.  (Planning 
Department) 

7/26/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


071 156  [Planning  Code  Amendments  to  implement  the     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Van  Ness  and  Market  Downtown  Residential 

Special  Use  District]  ^'^^  ^^^*^' 

.a 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  to  implement  the 
Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan  of  the  General  Plan  by  adding  Section  249.33 
to  establish  the  Van  Ness  and  Market  Downtown  Residential  Special  Use 
District  (VNMDR-SUD);  and  adopting  environmental  findings  and  findings  of 
consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  the  eight  priority  policies  of  Planning 
Code  Section  101.1. 

8/13/07  -  Economic  Impact. 

7/30/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007. 

071 157  [Planning  Code  Amendments  to  implement  the     Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  to  implement  the 
Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan  of  the  General  Plan  by  amending  Section 
102.5  (District);  Section  121.1  (Development  on  Large  Lots,  Neighborhood 
Commercial  Districts);  Section  121.2  (Use  Size  Limits  (Non-Residential), 
Neighborhood  Commercial  Districts);  Section  124  (Basic  Floor  Area  Ratio); 
Section  132  (Front  Setback);  Section  134  (Rear  Yards);  Section  135  (Usable 
Open  Space  For  Dwelling  Units  and  Group  Housing);  Section  144  (Treatment 
of  Ground  Story  On  Street  Frontages);  Section  145.1  (Street  Frontages, 
Neighborhood  Commercial  Districts);  Section  145.4  (Street  Frontages 
Downtown  and  Mixed-Use  Districts);  Section  151.1  (Schedule  of  Required 
Off -Street  Parking  Spaces);  Section  152.  (Schedule  of  Required  Off-Street 
Freight  Loading  Spaces  in  Districts  Other  Than  C-3  or  South  of  Market); 
Section  153  (Rules  for  Calculation  of  Required  Spaces);  Section  154 
(Minimum  dimensions  for  required  off-street  parking,  freight  loading  and 
service  vehicle  spaces);  Section  155  (General  Standards  as  to  Location  and 
Arrangement  of  Off-Street  Parking,  Freight  Loading  and  Service  Vehicle 
Facilities);  Section  156  (Parking  Lots);  Section  166  (Requirements  for 
Provision  of  Car-Share  Parking  Spaces);  Section  167  (Parking  Costs  Separated 
;  from  Housing  Costs  in  New  Residential  Buildings);  Section  201  (Classes  of 

Use  Districts);  Section  207.1.  (Rules  For  Calculation  Of  Dwelling  Unit 
Densities);  Section  207.4  (Density  of  Dwelling  Units  in  Neighborhood 
Commercial  Districts);  Section  208  (Density  Limitations  for  Group  Housing); 
Section  209.1-209.9  (Uses  Permitted  in  RTO  Districts);  Section  234.2 
(Requiring  CU  Authorization  for  specified  uses  in  P  Districts  within  the 
Market  and  Octavia  Neighborhood  Area);  Section  253  (Review  of  Proposed 


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Buildings  and  Structures  Exceeding  a  Height  of  40  Feet  in  R  Districts); 
Section  270  (Bulk  Limits:  Measurement);  Section  303  (Conditional  Uses: 
Determination);  Section  304  (Planned  Unit  Developments:  Criteria  and 
Limitations);  Section  311  (Residential  Permit  Review  Procedures  for  RH  and 
RM  Districts:  Applicability);  Section  316  (Procedures  for  Conditional  Use 
Authorization  in  Neighborhood  Commercial  and  South  of  Market  Districts  and 
for  Live/Work  Units  in  RH,  RM,  and  RTO  Districts);  Section  603  (Exempted 
Signs);  Section  606  (Residential  Districts);  Section  702.1  (Neighborhood 
Commercial  Use  Districts);  Section  720.1  (Hayes-Gough  Neighborhood 
Commercial  Transit  District)  to  conform  these  sections  with  the  new 
VNMDR-SUD,  NCT  and  RTO  district  controls;  and  adding  new  zoning  districts 
and  a  new  special  use  district  including  Section  121.5  to  establish  controls 
for  Development  on  Large  Lots  in  Residential  Districts;  Section  121.6  to 
restrict  lot  mergers  in  residential  districts  and  on  pedestrian-oriented 
streets;  Section  158.1  related  to  Non-accessory  Parking  Garages  in  NCT  and 
RTO  Districts  and  the  Van  Ness  and  Market  Downtown  Residential  Special 
Use  District;  Section  206.4  to  establish  the  Transit-Oriented  Residential 
District  (RTO);  Section  207.6  related  to  Required  Minimum  Dwelling  Unit  Mix 
and  Unit  Subdivision  Restrictions  in  RTO  and  NCT  Districts;  Section  207.7 
relating  to  Restrictions  on  Demolition,  Conversion,  and  Merger  of  Existing 
Dwelling  Units  in  RTO  and  NCT  Districts;  Section  230  establishing  Limited 
Corner  Commercial  Uses  in 

7/30/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007. 

071 1 58  [Approving  General  Plan  Amendments  Related      Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
to  Market  &  Octavia  Area  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  General  Plan  by  adding  a  new  area 
plan  entitled  the  Market  a  Octavia  Area  Plan,  and  approving  General  Plan 
amendments  to  implement  the  Market  and  Octavia  Neighborhood  Plan  by 
amending  the  Commerce  and  Industry,  Housing,  Recreation  and  Open  Space 
and  Transportation  Elements,  the  Civic  Center  Area  Plan,  Downtown  Area 
Plan,  South  of  Market  Area  Plan,  and  the  Land  Use  Index;  providing  the 
ordinance  shall  not  be  effective  until  the  effective  date  of  an  additional 
affordable  housing  program  for  the  Market  and  Octavia  area  plan  to  be 
adopted  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  making  environmental  findings  and 
findings  that  the  proposed  amendments  are  consistent  with  the  General 
Plan  and  the  eight  priority  policies  of  the  Planning  Code  Section  1 01 . 1 . 

8/13/07  -  Economic  Impact. 

7/30/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 

Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007. 

-'■-  •     ^     -  ■    ■" 

0711 59  [Zoning  Map  Amendment  in  connection  with  the  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Market  and  Octavia  Area  Plan] 

Ordinance  amending  Zoning  Map  Sheets  2,  2H,  2SU  and  7,  7H,  and  7SU  of 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  to  eliminate  use 
districts  and  height  and  bulk  districts  within  the  Market  and  Octavia  Plan 
Area;  replacing  them  with  revised  use  districts,  height  and  bulk  districts, 
and  special  use  districts,  consistent  with  those  proposed  in  the  Market  and 
Octavia  Area  Plan;  providing  the  ordinance  shall  not  be  effective  until  the 
effective  date  of  an  additional  affordable  housing  program  for  the  Market 
and  Octavia  area  plan  to  be  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  and 
making  various  findings,  including  CEQA  findings  and  findings  of  consistency 
with  the  General  Plan  and  Planning  Code  Section  101.1. 


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8/13/07  -  Economic  Impact. 

7/30/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/6/2007. 

PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 

071 1 55  [Approval  of  one-year  extension  of  professional 
services  contract  for  the  San  Francisco 
Treasurer/Tax  Collector  for  interactive  voice 
response  ("IVR")  payment  services  for  various 
City  and 

Resolution  approving  one-year  extension  of  professional  services  contract 
for  the  San  Francisco  Treasurer/Tax  Collector  for  services  to  process  credit 
card  payment  applications  on  interactive  voice  response  ("IVR")  systems  for 
various  City  and  County  departments.  (Treasurer-Tax  Collector) 

7/30/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


PROPOSED  MOTIONS 

None 


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Requests  Granted 

-(   , 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Worlds 

Requesting/ Inquirins:  To  report  on  the  status  of  replacing  the  removed 
garbage  cans  at  the  following  location: 

•  1644  Haight  Street 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  locations: 

Light  Switch  Box 

•  Northeast  corner  of  79"'  Avenue  and  Judah 

•  Southeast  corner  of  6^''  Avenue  and  Irving 

Phone  Switch  Box 

•  Northeast  corner  of  S"*  Avenue  and  Irving 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

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Requestins  I  inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removins  S''offiti  at  the  ^.. 
foUowins  property  locations:  .,. 

•  401  Judah 

•  1226  9^^  Avenue 

From:  Supervisor  hAirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Worlds  . .  ..v 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  locations: 


Mailboxes 


■ViV~ 


•  Southwest  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Parnassus  ^  yn  >  .■      . 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Willard  and  Belmont 

•  Southeast  corner  of  8'^^  Avenue  and  Judah 

•  Northeast  corner  of  17^'^  and  Judah  -iv*  :.■>.■     •      ,',r 

•  Southeast  corner  of  9'^  and  Irving 

•  Northwest  corner  of  y^'^  Avenue  and  Kirkham       "  ' 

•  Northwest  corner  of  9^^  Avenue  and  Kirkham 


Garbage  Cans  ...         ..     .-        .:.\  •    '.        /        '■'     ' 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Willard  and  Parnassus         *    ' 

•  Northeast  corner  of  9^''  Avenue  and  Lincoln 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  •'  ■ 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  locations: 

Emergency  Boxes  '' 

•  Southwest  corner  of  17^^  Avenue  and  Cole 

Fire  Hydrant 

■  -J*  '  - 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Edgewood  and  Belmont 

•,■.  ■■'■>■ 
From:  Supervisor  hAirkarimi  ,      ' 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from 
news  stands  at  the  following  locations 

Chronicle  ,. 

•  Southeast  corner  of  5^^  Avenue  and  Irving 
Wall  Street  Journal      ■  ,         ..  «-  .-        -v  i. 


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•  Southeast  corner  of  8^^  Avenue  and  Irving 
Bay  Guardian         ,  .  •     .  v     ,'> 

•  Southwest  corner  of  9"'  Avenue  and  Judah 

•  Southeast  corner  of  9^''  Avenue  and  Kirkham 

Asian  Week 

•  Southeast  corner  of  9"'  Avenue  and  Irving 
SF  Weekly  Advertiser 

•  Northwest  corner  of  9^'^  Avenue  and  Irving 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  status  on  the  removing  graffiti  from  the 
public  property  located  at  the  following  locations: 


'^y-MiitM 


Phone  Booths 

•  425  Divisadero  -  4  pay-phone  booths  are  heavily  graffitied 
Billboards 

•  Clear  Channel  (Billboard  Ml 286  or  #3074)  on  11^^  Avenue  at  the 
southeast  corner  of  Irving 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  repairing  multiple 
potholes  at  the  following  locations: 


ivz 


Potholes 


'^^'rf'f:^ 


•  850  Judah 

•  1098  Irvine 

•  1413  5^''  Avenue 

•  500  Kirkham 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the 
following  locations: 

Metal  Poles  ,  , 

•  Nearly  all  poles  on  both  sides  of  Parnassus  between  Stanyan  and 
Hillside       -,      ,      :    /■  N      '     \ 


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•  Northeast  corner  of  Judah  and  W^'^  Avenue  •     "3  •"  '  "^     ; 

•  Southeast  corner  of  5'^'^  Avenue  and  Lincoln  .  ■.:!•>       ,     -..u  >, 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Kirkham  and  7^^  Avenue 

•  Southeast  corner  of  9^'^  Avenue  and  Judah 

•  Nearly  all  poles  on  both  sides  of  9^^*  Avenue  between  trvins  and  Judah 

i'      '''  ■  M   . 

From:  Supervisor Miri<arimi  -.^v     ,...,..;,. 

To:  Director,  San  Francisco  Public  Library  .     .'      -        .     -    .     ■  . 

Requesting  I  Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  si'offiti  on  the 
Wheelchair  Sign  of  the  Sunset  Branch  on  trvins  Street 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ^ 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parkins  and  Traffic  ,      '  /        '! 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  or  mold 
from  DPT  property  at  the  following  locations: 

Graffiti 

•  "One-Way"  sign  at  the  Southeast  corner  of  Buchanan  and  Lily 

•  Traffic  pole  at  the  Northwest  corner  of  Scott  and  Fell 

•  "Not  a  Through  Street"  at  the  Northeast  intersection  of  Edgewood  and 
Belmont 

Mold 

•  "No  Parking"  signs  on  Farnsworth  Lane 

•  "No  Parking"  signs  on  Edgewood  between  Belmont  and  Edgewood 

•  Street  identification  signs  at  the  intersection  of  Edgewood  and 
Farnsworth 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  ,  .^       ,: 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  replacing  the  faded  and 
barely  readable  STOP  sign  at  the  9"'  Avenue  (west)  exit  of  the  parking  lot 
located  between  8^^  and  9^''  Avenue  and  Irving  and  Judah  Streets 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  .  .  •    ' 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  To  report  on  the  status  of  replacing  or  repairing  signs 
at  the  following  locations: 

•  Repair  bent  "Edgewood"  Street  sign  at  the  intersection  of  Edgewood 
and  Farnsworth 

•  Near  38  Woodland  -  missing  Residential  Parking  sign  and  Street 
Cleaning  sign 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 


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parking  signs  located  on  both  sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),    ..^   , 
at  the  following  locations: 

•  Woodland  Street  between  Parnassus  and  Willard  ^ 

•  Willard  between  Belmont  and  Parnassus  .       ,  ,  ■         , —m    i 

•  19^"  Avenue  between  Judah  and  Lincoln 

•  S'^'^  Avenue  between  Irving  and  Lincoln  .,-.,.  v.^,  ..      -    v, 

•  Hugo  between  Arguello  and  3'"''  Avenue 

•  Kirkham  between  5^'^  Avenue  and  8^''  Avenue 

•  B*^*^  Avenue  between  Kirkham  to  Judah  ,  .,:^ 

•  Oak  between  Clayton  and  Masonic 

•  Oak  between  Scott  and  Baker 

From:  Supervisor  Sean  R.  Elsbernd 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to 
investigate  the  possibility  of  replacing  and  installing  (at  a  higher  level  to 
avoid  vandalism)  the  five  arrow  signs  approaching  St.  Francis  Circle  going 
North  on  Junipero  Serra  Boulevard  in  Balboa  Terrace. 

From:  Supervisor  Sean  R.  Elsbernd 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to 
investigate  the  traffic  patterns  for  the  intersection  of  Ocean  and  Junipero 
Serra  Boulevard.  (Can  the  traffic  lights  be  synchronized?) 

From:  Supervisor  Chris  Daly 
To:  City  Attorney 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  City  Attorney  to  draft  legislation 
providing  subsidies  for  San  Francisco  residents  to  offset  the  costs  of  steep 
increases  in  immigration  and  citizenship  fees. 

From:  Supervisor  Chris  Daly 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to 
provide  services  reports  regarding  Steveloe  alley  and  424  Jones  Street  from 
March  28,  2007  to  present. 


In  Memoriams 

Hilda  Heilbron  Weil  -  Supervisor  Dufty       ,  ^.,     .,-. ^    .,-.••,-    ' 

Armen  Baliantz  -  Supervisor  Peskin 

Anthony  Dwayne  Montoya  -  Supervisors  Jew,  Peskin,  Elsbernd,  Dufty, 
Alioto-Pier 

Cleopatra  Vaughns  -  Supervisor  Peskin 


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ADJOURNMENT 

There  being  no  further  business  the  Board  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:47 
p.m. 

Angela  Calvilio,  Clerk  of  the  Board 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  tai<en  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  tal(en  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  September  11,  2007. 


Meeting  Procedures 

The  Board  of  Supervisors  is  the  Legislative  Body  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  v/hich  have  been 

the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 

members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 

public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee. 

Board  procedures  do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express  ' 

support  or  opposition  to  statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2) 

ringing  and  use  of  cell  phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic 

devices,  (Violators  may  be  removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought 

into  the  meeting  or  displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative 

Chamber. 

Citizens  are  encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board 

and  to  its  members,  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San 

Francisco,  CA  94102. 

USING  LAPTOP  COMPUTERS  FOR  PRESENTATIONS:  Please  contact  City  Hall  Media 

Services  at  (415)  554-4188  to  coordinate  the  use  of  laptop  computers  for 

presentations  at  the  meeting.  Computers  to  be  used  are  required  to  be  tested  in 

advance.  The  presenter  should  arrive  30  minutes  prior  to  the  meeting  to  connect  and 

test  their  computer. 

THE  AGENDA  PACKET  IS  AVAILABLE  AT  CITY  HALL,  ROOM  244,  RECEPTION  DESK. 

Agendas  are  available  on  the  internet  at  www.sfgov.org/site/bdsupvrs_index.asp? 

id=4383 

Board  meetings  are  cablecast  on  SF  Cable  26.  For  video  tape  copies  and  scheduling 

call  (415)557-4293. 

Results  of  each  Board  meeting  can  be  obtained  about  a  half  hour  after  the  end  of  the 

meeting  by  telephoning  (415)  554-5555. 

Requests  for  language  interpreters  at  a  meeting  must  be  received  at  least  48  hours  in 

advance  of  the  meeting  to  help  ensure  availability.  Contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at 

(415)554-7722. 

AVISO  EN  ESPAYOL:  La  solicitud  para  un  traductor  en  una  reunion  debe  recibirse 

antes  de  mediodia  de  el  viernes  anterior  a  la  reunion.  Llame  a  Erasmo  Vazquez  (415) 

554-4909. 

mM--     (415)55-4-7703 

Disability  access 


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The  Legislative  Chamber  (Room  250)  and  the  Committee  Room  (Room  263)  in  City 

Hall  are  wheelchair  accessible. 

Meetings  are  real-time  captioned  and  are  cablecast  open-captioned  on  SF  Cable  26.  ' 

Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 

the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 

Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 

244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large 

print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (415) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  of  the 

meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  and  N  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 

environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 

at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 

and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 

accommodate  these  individuals. 

Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  view  of  the 
public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 
exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 
conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 
review. 

For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of  the  San 
Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance,  contact 
Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett 
Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by  fax  at 
(415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org 

Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy  of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or 
by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 
http:  /  /www.sfgov.org/sunshine 

Lobbyist  Registration  and  Reporting  Requirements 

Individuals  and  entities  that  influence  or  attempt  to  influence  local  legislative  or 
administrative  action  may  be  required  by  the  San  Francisco  Lobbyist  Ordinance  [SF 
Campaign  &  Governmental  Conduct  Code  Sec.  2.100]  to  register  and  report  lobbying 
activity.  For  more  information  about  the  Lobbyist  Ordinance,  please  contact  the  San 
Francisco  Ethics  Commission  at  30  Van  Ness  Avenue,  Suite  3900,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102;  telephone  (415)  581-2300;  fax  (415)  581-2317;  web  site  www.sfgov.org/ethics 


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August  14,  2007 


City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 

City  Hall 
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San  Francisco,  CA  94102-4689 


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SAN  FRANCISCO 
PUBLIC  LIBRARY 


MEETING  MINUTES 

Tuesday,  August  14,  2007     i*. 
2:00  PM 
Legislative  Chamber  -  Second  Floor 
Regular  Meeting 

Board  of  Supervisors 


DOCUMENTS  DEPT. 
OCT  3  0  2007 

SAN  FRANCISCO 
PUBLIC  LIBRARY 


AAROH  PESKIN,  PRESIDENT 

MICHELA  ALIOTO-PIER,  TOM  AMMIANO,  CHRIS  DALY, 

BEVAN  DUFTY,  SEAN  ELSBERND,  ED  JEW,  SOPHIE  MAXWELL, 

JAKE  McCOLDRICK,  ROSS  MIRKARIMI,  CERARDO  SANDOVAL 


Members  Present: 


Members  Excused: 


Michela  Alioto-Pier,  Tom  Ammiano,  Chris 
Daly,  Bevan  Dufty,  Sean  Elsbernd,  Ed  Jew, 
Sophie  Maxwell,  Jake  McGoldrick,  Ross 
Mirkarimi,  Aaron  Peskin,  Gerardo 
Sandoval.  .    . 

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Members  Absent:  None. 


ROLL  CALL  AND  PLEDGE  OF  ALLEGIANCE 

The  meetins  was  called  to  order  at  2:04  p.m.  On  the  call  of  the  roll 
Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  absent. 

There  was  a  quorum. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  was  noted  present  at  2:07  p.m. 

APPROVAL  OF  MEETING  MINUTES 

Supervisor  Maxwell,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  to  approve 
the  Meeting  Minutes  of  July  17,  2007  and  July  24,  2007.  The  motion 
carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
'^4^'        Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick  ^ 


COMMUNICATIONS 


CONSENT  AGENDA 

Recommendations  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 

071057  [Accept-Expend  Regional  Grant  -  Airport  Mayor 

Commission] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Airport  Commission  to  accept  and  expend  a  grant 
of  $609,71 1  from  the  Bay  Area  Air  Quality  Management  District  (Air  District), 
and  a  matching  grant  of  $500,000  from  the  California  Department  of 
i  Transportation  for  the  retrofit  of  diesel  buses  by  Airport  transportation 

operators. 

Enacted  476-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  ;  ,px     . 


071063  [Authorizing  the  Committee  on  Information 

Technology  to  amend  its  contract  with  Central 
Computer  Systems  by  more  than  $500,000] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Office  of  Contract  Administration  to  enter  into 


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the  Fifth  Amendment  to  the  Agreement  between  the  City  and  Central 
Computer  Systems  (part  of  the  Computer  Store  procurement  vehicle),  in 
which  the  amendment  shall  increase  the  contract's  not-to-exceed  amount  by 
more  than  $500,000.  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 


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(Fiscal  Impact.) 

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Enacted  466-07  ^-.,  .,..    , 

Number: 

ADOPTED 

071077  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  400  McAllister  Street] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  lease  of  1 ,1 18  square  feet  of  space  to  the  Nasra 
Family  Partnership,  in  the  Courthouse  located  at  400  McAllister  Street  on 
behalf  of  the  Superior  Court.  (Real  Estate  Department) 

Enacted  485-07  ,    ,  .       ,,     .  ■■..      ,,  > 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


071078  [Fire  Department  Eligibility  Renewal  Application 

for  State  and  Federal  Surplus  Personal  Property  ,. 

Program] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Fire  Department  to  apply  to  renew 
its  eligibility  for  the  State  and  Federal  Surplus  Personal  Property  Program. 
(Fire  Department) 

Enacted  486-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


071086  [Multifamlly  Housing  Revenue  Bonds  -  Mason         Mayor 
Street  Apartments] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  issuance  and  delivery  of  multifamily  housing 
revenue  bonds  (as  defined  herein)  in  an  aggregate  principal  amount  not  to 
exceed  $28,000,000  for  the  purpose  of  providing  financing  for  a  multifamily 
rental  housing  project  to  be  known  as  Mason  Street  Apartments;  approving 
the  form  of  and  authorizing  the  execution  of  an  indenture  providing  the 
terms  and  conditions  of  the  bonds;  approving  the  form  of  and  authorizing 
the  execution  of  a  regulatory  agreement  and  declaration  of  restrictive 
covenants;  approving  the  form  of  and  authorizing  the  execution  of  a  loan 
agreement;  ratifying  and  approving  any  action  heretofore  taken  in 
connection  with  the  bonds  and  the  project;  granting  general  authority  to 
...  city  officials  to  take  actions  necessary  to  implement  this  resolution;  and 

related  maters. 

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Enacted  475-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  -       .  r 


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071 155  [Approval  of  one-year  extension  of  professional 
services  contract  for  the  San  Francisco  > 

Treasurer/Tax  Collector  for  interactive  voice 
response  ("IVR")  payment  services  for  various 
City  and 

Resolution  approving  one-year  extension  of  professional  services  contract 
'     for  the  San  Francisco  Treasurer/Tax  Collector  for  services  to  process  credit 
card  payment  applications  on  interactive  voice  response  ( "IVR")  systems  for 
various  City  and  County  departments.  (Treasurer-Tax  Collector) 

Enacted  489-07  '     -  v.   •? 

Number:  tqc  ' 

ADOPTED  (I.    - 


Recommendations  of  the  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee 

070997  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  1 ),  to  be  effective  July  1 , 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

,   ,  V      (Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact)  * 

TO  .1.,'r^ 

Enacted  210-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

.      '-  '       ■    -    .      ■■   ■}'■■- 

070998  [MOU,  San  Francisco  Fire  Fighters  Union,  Local     Mayor 
798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2)] 

Ordinance  adopting  and  implementing  the  Memorandum  of  Understanding 
between  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  the  San  Francisco  Fire 
Fighters  Union,  Local  798,  lAFF,  AFL-CIO  (Unit  2),  to  be  effective  July  1 , 
2007  through  June  30,  201 1 . 

(Fiscal  Impact)  (No  Economic  Impact) 

.1  -  ■ 
Enacted  211-07      rj-    . 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 

Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee      '  ^^    ^  ■ 

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070976  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Edwin  Macon,  Sr. 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $225,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  August  14,  2006  in  United  States  District  Court,  Northern  District  of 
California,  Case  No.  C06-4904  SI;  entitled  Edwin  Macon,  Sr.,  et  al.,  v.  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


Enacted  203-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070977  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Pacific  Bell  Telephone 
Company] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Pacific  Bell 
Telephone  Company  against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for 
$52,500.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  March  16,  2006  in  San  Francisco  County 
Superior  Court,  Case  No.  450-385;  entitled  Pacific  Bell  Telephone  Company 
V.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al;  there  are  no  other  material  terms 
of  said  settlement.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact) 

Enacted  204-07 

Number:  '  " 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070978  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Nawal  Rizkallah] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Nawal  Rizkallah 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $100,000;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  April  3,  2006  in  San  Mateo  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  453874;  entitled 
,. .  Nawal  Rizkallah  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 

(No  Economic  Impact)  ,  , 


Enacted  205-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070979  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Ophelia  Alvarez] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Ophelia  Alvarez 
against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $11 7, 500;  the  lawsuit  was 
filed  on  November  7,  2005  in  San  Francisco  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  446448; 
entitled  Alvarez,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City 
Attorney) 


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Enacted  206-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070993  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Francisco  Moreno,  et 

aL]  ■        ■■  ■'■'  ■    •"■     ■-^■--^^-'"^ 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Francisco  Moreno, 
Maria  Govea,  Mauricio  Moreno  and  Nancy  Moreno  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $112,000;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  November  18, 
2005  in  United  States  District  Court,  Case  No.  C05-4752;  entitled  Francisco 
Moreno,  et  al.  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  et  al.  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  207-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


070994  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Dave  Alba  et  al.] 

Ordinance  authorizing  the  settlement  of  a  lawsuit  filed  by  Dave  Alba  et  al., 
acting  for  themselves  and  others  similarly  situated,  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  for  $625,000.00;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on  April  22, 
2005,  in  the  United  States  District  Court  for  the  Northern  District,  Case  No. 
C05-01667,  entitled  Dave  Alba,  et  al.,  v.  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 
(City  Attorney) 


Enacted  208-07 

Number:  j 

FINALLY  PASSED  ,,^  „,    .^^  .  ^,  ,  .,^J^ 


071062  [Settlement  of  Lawsuit  -  Pacific  Gas  and  Electric 
Company] 

Ordinance  authorizing  settlement  of  the  lawsuit  filed  by  Pacific  Gas  & 
Electric  ("PG&E")  against  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  $818,000, 
plus  interest  through  the  date  of  entry  of  judgment;  the  lawsuit  was  filed  on 
September  12,  2005  in  San  Mateo  Superior  Court,  Case  No.  CGC-05-449522; 
entitled  Pacific  Gas  and  Electric  Company  v.  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  et  al. ;  other  material  terms  of  said  settlement  are  set  forth  in 
the  Stipulation  For  Entry  Of  Judgment  In  Condemnation  (and  exhibits 
thereto),  contained  in  Board  of  Supervisors  File  No.  071062.  (City  Attorney) 


Enacted  209-07 

Number: 

FINALLY  PASSED 


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071042  [Appointment  -  Immigrant  Rights  Commission] 

Resolution  appointing  Christopher  Punongbayan,  Angus  McCarthy,  Felix 
Fuentes,  Falguni  Sheth,  and  Toye  Moses,  terms  ending  June  6,  2009,  to  the 
Immigrant  Rights  Commission.  -    ,  -      , 

Christopher  Punongbayan,  succeeding  Deborah  Escobedo,  term  expired,  seat 
4,  must  have  a  demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health, 
human  service,  educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants 
residing  in  San  Francisco,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term 
ending  June  6,  2009.  Angus  McCarthy,  succeeding  himself,  term  expired, 
seat  7,  must  be  an  immigrant  to  the  United  States  who  is  appointed  in 
accordance  with  Section  4.101  of  the  Charter.  In  addition,  members  shall 
have  a  demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human 
service,  educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing 
in  San  Francisco,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  June 
6,  2009.  Felix  Fuentes,  succeeding  Samira  McCoy,  term  expired,  seat  8, 
must  be  an  immigrant  to  the  United  States  who  is  appointed  in  accordance 
with  Section  4.101  of  the  Charter.  In  addition,  members  shall  have  a 
demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human  service, 
educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing  in  San 
Francisco,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  June  6, 
2009.  Falguni  Sheth,  succeeding  Phu  Nguyen,  term  expired,  seat  10,  must 
be  an  immigrant  to  the  United  States  who  is  appointed  in  accordance  with 
Section  4.101  of  the  Charter.  In  addition,  members  shall  have  a 
demonstrated  knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human  service, 
educational,  or  employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing  in  San 
Francisco,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  June  6, 
2009.  Toye  Moses,  succeeding  himself,  term  expired,  seat  1 1 ,  must  be  an 
immigrant  to  the  United  States  who  is  appointed  in  accordance  with  Section 
4.101  of  the  Charter.  In  addition,  members  shall  have  a  demonstrated 
knowledge  of  and  interest  in  the  health,  human  service,  educational,  or 
employment  issues  that  affect  immigrants  residing  in  San  Francisco,  for  the 
unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  June  6,  2009. 


Enacted  479-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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Advisory  Council] 

Resolution  appointing  Lila  McCarthy,  term  ending  March  31,  2008,  to  the 
Commission  on  the  Aging  Advisory  Council. 

Lila  McCarthy,  succeeding  Robert  Lipman,  term  expired,  seat  1,  must  be  a 
nominee  of  District  2  Supervisor,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year 
term  ending  March  31,  2008. 


Enacted  487-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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071 105  [Appointment  -  Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  2] 

Resolution  appointing  Margaret  Ruxton,  Marvin  Conlan,  and  Richard  Lee, 
terms  ending  September  6,  2010,  to  Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  2. 

Margaret  Ruxton,  succeeding  herself,  term  expiring  September  3,  2007,  seat 
2,  must  meet  the  eligibility  criteria  set  forth  in  Section  1624.05  of  the 
California  Revenue  and  Taxation  Code:  Must  have  a  minimum  of  five  years 
professional  experience  in  the  State  of  California  as  one  of  the  follov/ing: 
Certified  Public  Accountant  (CPA)  or  Public  Accountant  (PA);  licensed  Real 
Estate  Broker;  Attorney;  or  a  Property  Appraiser  accredited  by  a  nationally 
recognized  professional  organization,  or  Property  Appraiser  certified  by  the 
Office  of  Real  Estate  Appraiser;  or  he  or  she  is  a  current  member  of  an 
assessment  appeals  board,  for  a  new  three-year  term  ending  September  6, 
2010.  Mervin  Conlan,  succeeding  himself,  term  expiring  September  3,  2007, 
seat  3,  must  meet  the  eligibility  criteria  set  forth  in  Section  1624.05  of  the 
California  Revenue  and  Taxation  Code:  Must  have  a  minimum  of  five  years 
professional  experience  in  the  State  of  California  as  one  of  the  following: 
Certified  Public  Accountant  (CPA)  or  Public  Accountant  (PA);  licensed  Real 
Estate  Broker;  Attorney;  or  a  Property  Appraiser  accredited  by  a  nationally 
recognized  professional  organization,  or  Property  Appraiser  certified  by  the 
Office  of  Real  Estate  Appraiser;  or  he  or  she  is  a  current  member  of  an 
assessment  appeals  board,  for  a  new  three-year  term  ending  September  6, 
2010.  Richard  Lee,  succeeding  himself,  term  expiring  September  3,  2007, 
seat  4,  must  meet  the  eligibility  criteria  set  forth  in  Section  1624.05  of  the 
California  Revenue  and  Taxation  Code:  Must  have  a  minimum  of  five  years 
professional  experience  in  the  State  of  California  as  one  of  the  following: 
Certified  Public  Accountant  (CPA)  or  Public  Accountant  (PA);  licensed  Real 
Estate  Broker;  Attorney;  or  a  Property  Appraiser  accredited  by  a  nationally 
recognized  professional  organization,  or  Property  Appraiser  certified  by  the 
Office  of  Real  Estate  Appraiser;  or  he  or  she  is  a  current  member  of  an 
assessment  appeals  board,  for  a  new  three-year  term  ending  September  6, 
2010. 


Enacted  478-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


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071 1 10  [Appointment  -  SRO  Task  Force] 

Resolution  appointing  Jorge  Portillo,  term  ending  December  31,  2009,  to  the 
SRO  Task  Force. 

Jorge  Portillo,  succeeding  Christina  Olague,  resigned,  seat  5,  must  be  a 
representative  of  the  Mission  SRO  Collaborative,  for  the  unexpired  portion 
of  a  three-year  term  ending  December  31,  2009. 


Enacted  484-07  | 

Number: 

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ADOPTED 


The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 


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Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbemd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  McGoldrick 


REGULAR  AGENDA 

UNFINISHED  BUSINESS 

Called  from  the  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood  Services 
Committee  .  ,  ^  \ 

060589  [Liquor  License  Transfer,  845  Market  Street, 
Space  010] 

Resolution  determining  that  the  transfer  of  a  Type  21  off-sale  general 
license  from  1001  South  Van  Ness  Avenue  to  845  Market  Street,  basement  of 
the  San  Francisco  Centre,  Space  010  to  Bristol  Farms  Inc.,  will  serve  the 
public  convenience  and  necessity  of  the  people  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco,  in  accordance  with  Section  23958.4  of  the  California  Business 
and  Professions  Code,  with  conditions. 


Continued  to  September  11,  2007 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Elsbernd,  moved  that  this 
Resolution  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendation  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 


070217  [Zoning  -  Interim  moratorium  on  installation  of     Supervisors  Peskin, 
microcell  equipment]  Jew,  Sandoval, 

^  .._      ,  . .  McGoldrick,  Maxwell, 

"  Daly,  Mirkarimi, 

Ammiano,  Dufty, 
Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd 

Urgency  Ordinance  approving  an  interim  zoning  moratorium  on  installation 
of  microcell  equipment  for  45  days  and  making  required  findings,  including 
findings  of  consistency  with  the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section 
101.1  and  environmental  findings. 


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Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

NEW  BUSINESS 

Recommendation  of  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee 


070921  [Amendments  to  Minimum  Compensation  Supervisors  Ammiano, 

Ordinance]  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  amending 
Sections  12P.2,  12P.3,  12P.4,  12P.5,  12P.6,  12P.7,  12P.8  and,  12P.9  and  by 
adding  Sections  12P.5.1,  12P.6.1  and  12P.6.2,  to  amend  the  Minimum 
Compensation  Ordinance  by  making  both  substantive  and  clarifying  changes 
with  respect  to:  the  obligations  imposed  on  Contractors;  notification, 
investigation,  auditing,  inspection,  enforcement  and  settlement  procedures; 
the  withholding  of  contract  payments;  provisions  relating  to  waivers; 
certain  definitions,  including  the  definition  of  Covered  Employees; 
procedures  for  automatic  increases  to  the  hourly  wage  rate;  the  assessment 
of  liquidated  damages;  and  the  process  for  determining  whether  a 
Contractor  has  violated  the  Ordinance  and  for  the  administrative  appeal  of 
such  determinations.  -    - 


Supervisor  Mirkarimi  requested  to  be  added  as  a  co-sponsor. 
PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Jew 

From  the  Budget  and  Finance  Committee  Without 
Recommendation 


070961  [Recreation  and  Park  Commission-Authorization  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
to  Modify  Golf  Course  Hours  and  Fees;  Creation 
of  Golf  Course  Task  Force] 

Ordinance  adding  Section  12.46  to  Article  12  of  the  San  Francisco  Park  Code 
to  authorize  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to  modify  golf  course 
hours  and  fees;  and  to  create  a  Golf  Course  Task  Force  that  will  evaluate 
measures  to  reduce  General  Fund  support  for  operation  and  maintenance  of 
golf  courses,  and  explore  alternative  revenue  sources. 

(No  Economic  Impact)       ^-        v-   ' 


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Supervisor  Dufty  dissented  in  Committee. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Continued  to  October  16,  2007  ''^'"''    ■  :',!  ^■'■^'      ''       -  '     ' 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071128  [De-appropriating  $45,717  of  General  Fund  and  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Appropriating  $45,717  for  a  Golf  Course  Task  .-  .  „ 
Force  in  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park 

for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008] 

Ordinance  de-appropriating  $45,717  for  Golden  Gate  Park  Stables  in  the 
Department  of  Recreation  and  Park,  and  appropriating  $45,717  for  a  half- 
time  1 823  Senior  Administrative  Analyst  position  to  staff  a  Golf  Course  Task 
Force  in  the  Department  of  Recreation  and  Park  for  Fiscal  Year  2007-2008. 

(Supervisor  Dufty  dissented  in  committee.)  -  ,. 

Continued  to  October  16,  2007    ,      ,,  ,-      ,,.  ,,        ^. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ,  ,,  -,  , 

071 129  [Public  Employment  -  Recreation  and  Park  Supervisor  McGoldrick 
Department] 

i  Ordinance  amending  Ordinance  No.  175-07  (Annual  Salary  Ordinance  FY 

2007-2008)  to  reflect  the  addition  of  one  position  (.37  FTE)  Class  1823  - 
Senior  Administrative  Analyst  in  the  Recreation  and  Park  Department. 

(Supervisor  Dufty  dissented  in  committee.)  ,^ 

Continued  to  October  16,  2007 

Supervisor  McGoldrick,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that 
this  Ordinance  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071065  [Approving  a  contract  in  excess  of  $10  million] 

Resolution  approving  an  Agreement  between  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  and  Pioneer  Americas  LLC  for  sodium  hypochlorite,  a  contract 


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estimated  to  exceed  $10  million,  pursuant  to  San  Francisco  Charter  Section 
9.1 18(b).  (Office  of  Contract  Administration) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

Enacted  491-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

■•■     Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071084  [Renew  Joint  Power  and  Revolving  Fund  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Contract  with  State] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  the  District  Attorney  to  enter  into 
a  Joint  Power  and  Revolving  Fund  Contract  with  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board  to:  (1)  contract  for,  accept 
and  expend  up  to  $1,184,530  allocated  from  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board  for  the  assistance  of  victims 
and  witnesses  of  crime  for  the  period  of  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2009; 
and  (2)  renew  its  current  agreement  with  the  California  Victim 
Compensation  and  Government  Claims  Board,  an  agent  of  the  State  of 
California,  for  a  revolving  loan  fund  in  the  amount  of  $75,000  to  be  used  to 
pay  for  verified  funeral/burial  expenses  and  emergency  relocation  for 
victims  of  domestic  violence  and  sexual  assault  for  an  additional  two  years 
from  July  1,  2007  through  June  30,  2009. 

Enacted  467-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Land  Use  and  Economic 
Development  Committee 


070213  [Planning  -  public  review  process  for  wireless       Supervisor  Peskin 
telecommunications  services  facilities  as 
accessory  uses] 

'     Ordinance  amending  the  Planning  Code  Section  31 1  and  312  to  apply  the 
public  review  processes  for  building  permit  applications  in  R  and  NC  Districts 
to  wireless  telecommunications  services  facilities  permitted  as  accessory 
uses  under  Article  2  of  the  Planning  Code,  making  environmental  findings, 
and  making  findings  of  consistency  with  the  General  Plan  and  priority 
policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 . 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


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070904  [Permits  for  communications  companies  and         Supervisor  McGoldrIck 

equipment]  ^ 

Ordinance  amending  Ciiapter  1 1 ,  Article  1  of  the  San  Francisco 

Administrative  Code  by  amending  Sections  11.1  and  1 1 .9  to  authorize  state 

video  franchise  holders  and  personal  wireless  service  carriers  to  obtain 

utility  conditions  permits,  requiring  persons  installing  personal  wireless  •:!.««,■ 

service  facilities  in  the  public  rights-of-way  to  obtain  personal  wireless 

service  facilities  site  permits,  imposing  fees  for  personal  wireless  service 

facilities  site  permits,  and  making  environmental  findings.  (Public  Works 

Department) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Recommendations  of  the  Rules  Committee 


070505  [Expanding  Post-Employment  Restrictions  For       Supervisor  Peskin 
Senior  Mayoral  Staff  and  Board  Aides] 

Ordinance  amending  section  3.234  of  the  San  Francisco  Campaign  and 
Governmental  Conduct  Code  to  prohibit  individuals  who  have  served  as 
senior  staff  members  to  either  the  Mayor  or  a  member  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  from  communicating  with  any  representative  of  the  City  with     ■  t  *■.?^^ 
the  Intent  to  influence  a  government  decision  for  one  year  after  they  (*■     ^.    >■ 

terminate  employment  with  the  City.  '    ;.. 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  AUoto-Pler,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  absent  at  2:28  p.m. 


070590  [Requiring  that  individuals  be  provided  access  to  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 
Residential  Hotels  as  visitors  of  guests  and         ,^   ,  _ 
occupants  to  assist  In  "get  out  the  vote" 
,  activities]  •  ,  n 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  amending 
Section  41  D.4,  to  require  that  individuals  engaged  in  "get  out  the  vote" 
activities  be  provided  access  to  Residential  Hotels  as  visitors  of  guests  and 
occupants,  on  the  same  basis  as  any  other  visitor  under  the  Uniform  Visitor 
Policy. 

(Supervisor  Elsbernd  Dissenting  in  Committee) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  7  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  3  -  Alioto-Pier,  Elsbernd,  Jew 


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Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070884  [Reorganization  of  the  Family  Violence  Council     Mayor,  Supervisors 
to  concentrate  on  child  abuse  and  elder  abuse  in  Maxwell,  Alioto-Pier 
addition  to  domestic  violence]  .p-  «<•    s-   :   >  > 

Ordinance  amending  Article  XIX  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  to 
change  the  focus  of  the  Family  Violence  Council  to  include  child  abuse  and 
senior/adult  dependent  abuse  in  addition  to  domestic  violence;  reducing 
the  membership  of  the  Council's  steering  committee  from  ten  members  to 
three  members  (the  three  co-chairs  of  the  Council);  reducing  the 
membership  of  the  Council  from  45  members  (35  of  v/hom  are  selected  by 
the  Steering  Committee  and  10  of  whom  are  specified  public  officials  or         * 
i; "    , .      directors  of  nonprofit  agencies,  or  their  designees)  to  19  members  (17 

required  members  who  are  specified  public  officials  or  directors  of  nonprofit 
agencies,  or  their  designees,  and  2  of  whom  are  optional,  at-large  members 
appointed  by  the  Steering  Committee);  eliminating  the  advisory  committee 
to  the  Council  and  assigning  the  duties  currently  performed  by  the  advisory 
committee  to  the  Council  as  a  whole;  and  deleting  that  portion  of  the 
Ordinance  that  allows  the  Council  to  establish  an  Interagency  Domestic 
Violence  Death  Review  Team. 

(No  Economic  Impact) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

070593  [SRO  Voter  Education  and  Registration]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  urging  increased  voter  education  and  registration  outreach  to 
SRO  residents  by  the  Department  of  Elections  and  urging  SRO  managers  and 
owners  to  facilitate  access  for  these  purposes. 


Enacted  472-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Alioto-Pier  ,■..„..  , 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 

071104  [Appointment  -  Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  1] 

Resolution  appointing  Jeffrey  Morris,  term  ending  September  6,  2010,  to 
Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  1. 

Jeffrey  Morris,  succeeding  Peter  Fatooh,  term  expiring  September  3,  2007, 
seat  1,  must  meet  the  eligibility  criteria  set  forth  in  Section  1624.05  of  the 
California  Revenue  and  Taxation  Code  as  follows:Must  have  a  minimum  of 
five  years  professional  experience  in  the  State  of  California  as  one  of  the 
following:  Certified  Public  Accountant  (CPA)  or  Public  Accountant  (PA); 
licensed  Real  Estate  Broker;  Attorney;  or  a  Property  Appraiser  accredited  by 
a  nationally  recognized  professional  organization,  or  Property  Appraiser 


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certified  by  the  Office  of  Real  Estate  Appraisers;  or  he  or  she  is  a  current 
member  of  an  assessment  appeals  board,  for  a  three-year  term  ending 
September  6,  2010.  (Supervisor  Elsbernd  Dissenting  in  Committee) 


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Enacted  468-07  "  ■   - 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi, 
Peskin,  Sandoval 
Noes:  1  -  Elsbernd 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

071 109  [Appointment  -  SOMA  Community  Stabilization 
Fund  Community  Advisory  Committee] 

Resolution  appointing  Jazzie  Collins,  Ada  Chan,  and  Angelica  Cabande, 
terms  ending  April  27,  2009,  to  the  SOAAA  Community  Stabilization  Fund 
Community  Advisory  Committee,  San  Francisco  elector  requirement  waived. 

Jazzie  Collins,  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat  3,  must  be  a  senior  or 
disabled  resident  of  SOMA,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term 
ending  April  27,  2009.  Ada  Chan  (San  Francisco  elector  requirement 
waived),  succeeding  herself,  term  expired,  seat  4,  must  have  affordable        , 
housing  expertise  and  familiarity  with  the  SOAAA  neighborhood,  for  the 
unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  April  27,  2009.  Angelica 
Cabande  (San  Francisco  elector  requirement  waived),  succeeding  Donald 
Frazier,  resigned,  seat  5,  must  represent  a  community-based  organization  In 
SOMA,  for  the  unexpired  portion  of  a  two-year  term  ending  April  27,  2009. 


Enacted  469-07  '   -   '   •  -    '    V''-^ 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ""  '    '''^-' 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  .  '    .f     ■ 

071200  [Appointment  -  Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  1] 

Resolution  appointing  Carol  Ruth  Silver,  term  ending  September  6,  2010,  to 
Assessment  Appeals  Board  No.  1. 

<  Carol  Ruth  Silver,  succeeding  herself,  term  expiring  September  3,  2007,  seat 

4,  must  meet  the  eligibility  criteria  set  forth  in  Section  1624.05  of  the 
California  Revenue  and  Taxation  Code  as  follows:Must  have  a  minimum  of 
five  years  professional  experience  in  the  State  of  California  as  one  of  the 
following:  Certified  Public  Accountant  (CPA)  or  Public  Accountant  (PA); 
licensed  Real  Estate  Broker;  Attorney;  or  a  Property  Appraiser  accredited  by 
a  nationally  recognized  professional  organization,  or  Property  Appraiser 
certified  by  the  Office  of  Real  Estate  Appraisers;  or  he  or  she  is  a  current 
member  of  an  assessment  appeals  board,  for  a  three-year  term  ending 
September  6,  2010.  (Supervisor  Peskin  Dissenting  in  Committee) 

;  Enacted  477-07 

t  Number: 


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ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  AUoto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

From  the  Rules  Committee  Without  Recommendation  ^ 


070666  [Allowing  for  closed  sessions  of  the  Board  of         Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Supervisors  to  discuss  information  related  to 
matters  posing  a  threat  to  public  facilities] 

Motion  amending  Rule  1 .8  of  the  Rules  of  Order  to  allow  for  closed  sessions 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  discuss  information  related  to  matters  posing 
a  threat  to  the  security  of  public  buildings  or  a  threat  to  the  public's  right  of 
access  to  public  services  or  public  facilities. 


Enacted  MO7-105 

Number: 

APPROVED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  "  •-■*       > "  ■>  . 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 


SPECIAL  ORDER  3:00  P.M. 


Supervisor  Dufty  Excused  From  Voting        v^  b^^a 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  to  \ 

excuse  Supervisor  Dufty,  at  his  request,  because  of  possible  conflict  of 
interest,  from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick,        ..  ,  4 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty  ,^ 


071028  [Public  Hearing  -  Landmark  Appeal,  U.C.  „, 

Extension  Center,  55  Laguna  Street  (formerly 
San  Francisco  State  Teachers  College)] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  (1 )  the  decision  of  the 
Planning  Commission  by  its  Resolution  No.  17445  adopted  June  7,  2007, 
disapproving  the  proposal  of  the  Landmarks  Preservation  Advisory  Board  to 
designate  the  U.C.  Extension  Center  as  a  San  Francisco  Landmark  on 
property  located  at  55  Laguna  Street  (formerly  San  Francisco  State  Teachers 
College);  Lots  001,  001 A  in  Assessors  Block  0857  and  Lots  001,  002,  and  003 
in  Assessor's  Block  0870.  (Appellants:  Robert  W.  Cherny,  Acting  President, 
Landmarks  Preservation  Advisory  Board  filed  on  July  2,  2007  and  F.  Joseph 
Butler  on  behalf  of  the  San  Francisco  Preservation  Consortium  filed  on  July 
6,  2007.)  or  (2)  designation  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  U.C. 
Extension  Center,  located  at  55  Laguna  Street,  Lots  001,  001 A  in  Assessor's 
Block  0857  and  Lots  001 ,  002  and  003  in  Assessor's  Block  0870  as  a  San 
Francisco  Landmark. 


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(Filed  July  2  and  6,  2007;  Companion  measure  to  071029,  071030,  071081; 
Districts.) 


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The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Mary  Maley,  President,  Landmarks  Preservation  Board;  Appellant 

Joe  Butler;  support  of  the  appellant 

Steve  Zeltzer;  support  of  appellant 

Pamela;  support  of  the  appellant 

Commissioner  Alan  Martinez,  Landmarics  Advisory  Board;  appellant 

Commissioner  Bill  Sigawa,  Landmarics  Advisory  Board;  appellant 

Louis  Dillon;  support  of  the  appellant 

Dr.  Carol  Roland;  support  of  the  appellant 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  appellant 

Tamara  Colby;  support  of  the  appellant 

Cynthia  Servetnick;  support  of  the  appellant 

Lavon  Taback;  support  of  the  appellant 

Charles  Chase;  support  of  the  appellant 

See  White  Feather;  support  of  the  appellant 

Jim  Marchese;  support  of  the  appellant 

Silvia  Johnson;  support  of  the  appellant 

Judith  Hoyen;  support  of  the  appellant 

Lynn  Ellman;  support  of  the  appellant 

Eusene  Gordon  Jr.;  support  of  the  appellant 

Maria;  support  of  the  appellant 

Peter  Ley/is;  support  of  the  appellant      .  ,y 

Male  speaker;  support  of  the  appellant 

Arnold  Price;  support  of  the  appellant      .  ; 


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Tara  SuUivan-Lenane,  Planning  Department  Representative,  reviewed  with 
the  Board  the  Planning  Department's  recommendation. 

Ruthie  Bennett,  Representative  of  A.F.  Evans;  Project  Sponsor 

,     Jay  Turnbull;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Elizabeth  Gunther,  Office  of  the  General  Counsel  for  the  University  of 
California;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Tim  Coleman,  SF  l-lousing  Coalition;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Jim  Chaplain,  SPUR;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Bill  Heskell;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Marilyn  isabell;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Lester  Marks;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Dr.  Marci  Adelman;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Neal  Sims,  Open  House;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

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Ruth  l-ierring;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 
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Hadley  Hall,  Open  House;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Todd  Mavis;  support  of  the  project  sponsor  ..< "a   .>!.»," 

Kevin  Chang;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

Arthur  Herwith;  support  of  the  project  sponsor 

The  President  declared  the  public  hearing  closed. 

Rebuttal  Period: 

Commissioner  Sigawa,  Landmarks  Advisory  Board;  Appellant 
HEARD  AT  PUBLIC  HEARING. 


Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  following  notice  is  hereby 
given:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  landmark  designation  described 
above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only  those  issues  you  or  someone  else 
raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in  this  notice,  or  in  written 
correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the 
public  hearing. 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  present  at  4:20  p.m. 


(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 


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approved.) 


071029  [Approving  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission 
Disapproving  Proposed  Landmarit  Designation  of 
55  Laguna  Street] 

Motion  approving  the  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  disapproving 
proposed  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  TABLED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jev/,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

071030  [Disapproving  decision  of  the  Planning  ,   >         ,/ 
Commission  Disapproving  Proposed  Landmark 

Designation  of  55  Laguna  Street]  •^-'     v  ',)...•     /^i  -  ^r. 

Motion  disapproving  the  decision  of  the  Planning  Commission  disapproving 
proposed  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Enacted  MO7-107    '  ' 

Number: 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 

Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  i.  .  -      ,    hv 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty  *     ■■'«• 

071081  [Findings  -  55  Laguna  Landmark  Designation  '-  '  ' 
Appeal] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  relating  to  the 
Board  of  Supervisors'  decision  concerning  the  appeal  of  the  Planning 
Commission's  disapproval  of  a  landmark  designation  of  55  Laguna  Street. 
(Clerk  of  the  Board) 

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Enacted  MO7-106 

Number: 

Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Daly,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  APPROVED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 

Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Excused:  1  -  Dufty  .  .;  ,^-J     v  .;  •    . 

071082  [Landmark  Designation  of  Richardson  Hall, 
Woods  Hall,  and  Woods  Hall  Annex,  Located  at 
55  Laguna  Street  formerly  known  as  the  San 
Francisco  State  Teacher's  College] 

Ordinance  Designating  55  Laguna  Street  (U.C.  Extension  Center,  formerly 
known  as  the  San  Francisco  State  Teacher's  School)  as  a  Landmark  under 
Planning  Code  Article  10;  and  adopting  General  Plan,  Planning  Code  Section 
.-*tf        101.1(b)  and  environmental  findings.  (City  Attorney) 


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Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  AMENDED,  AN  AMENDMENT  OF  THE  WHOLE  BEARING  NEW 
TITLE.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  ;  ''J  »<"'■    /^i  '  :y\^  '■:.■  :"•'<•  /&    \f,i  ;> 

Absent:  1  -  Daly 
Excused:  1  -  Dufty 

Ordinance  designating  Richardson  Hall  (a.k.a.  Burke  Hall),  Woods  Hall 
(a.k.a.  Anderson  Hall),  and  Woods  Hall  Annex  (a.k.a.  Anderson  Hall  Annex), 
located  at  55  Laguna  Street  (U.C.  Extension  Center,  formerly  known  as  the 
San  Francisco  State  Teacher's  College),  as  individual  Landmarks  under 
Planning  Code  Article  10;  and  adopting  General  Plan,  Planning  Code  Section 
101.1(b)  and  environmental  findings.  (City  Attorney) 


PASSED  ON  FIRST  READING  AS  AMENDED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

Privilege  of  the  Floor        '  < 

Supervisor  Ammiano,  seconded  by  Supervisor  McGoldrick,  moved  to 
suspend  Rule  4.37  of  the  Rules  of  Order  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
grant  privilege  of  the  floor  to  the  following  guests.  The  motion  carried  by 
the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 


Supervisor  Ammiano  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  David  Grant  and  to  Sergeant  Miller  and  Officers  of  the  San 
Francisco  Police  Department  working  in  the  Alemany  Worl<ing  Group. 

Supervisor  McGoldrick  introduced,  welcomed  and  presented  a  Certificate  of 
Honor  to  Damon  Ramon  in  recognition  of  his  10  years  of  service  with 
SFGTV. 


SPECIAL  ORDER  4:00  P.M. 


071037  [Appeal  of  Determination  of  Exemption  from 
Environmental  Review  for  project  at  Wawona 
Street  and  1 5th  Avenue  (aka  "445  Wawona 
Street)] 

Hearing  of  persons  interested  in  or  objecting  to  the  decision  of  the  Planning 
Department  dated  June  12,  2007,  Case  No.  2006.0608E,  exempting  from 
environmental  review  under  Categorical  Exemption,  Class  32  (State  CEQA 


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Guidelines  Section  15332).  The  project  would  construct  eight  3,760  square- 
foot,  three-story,  3  bedroom,  35-feet  high  detached  residential  units  with 
below-grade  parking  on  eight  vacant  lots  created  out  of  a  portion  of  the     ' 
Ardenwood  residential  care  facility  property  at  445  Wawona  Street.  The 
project  site  is  located  at  the  intersection  of  Wawona  Street  and  1 5th 
Avenue  on  the  block  bounded  by  19th  Avenue  and  Sloat  Boulevard  in  the 
West  Portal  Neighborhood  (Assessor's  Block  2540,  Lots  93-100).  The  project 
site  was  subdivided  from  the  532,738  square-foot  (12.23-acre)  Ardenwood 
property  (Assessor's  Block  2540,  Lot  8)  in  2006,  creating  nine  new  lots.  No 
changes  are  proposed  for  the  Ardenwood  residential  care  facility.  The 
project  site  is  currently  vacant  open  space  with  the  exception  of  a 
greenhouse/storage  structure,  which  would  be  demolished  as  part  of  the 
project.  The  project  site  is  located  within  the  RH-1(D)  (One-Family, 
Detached  Dwellings)  zoning  district  and  a  40-X  height  and  bulk  district. 
(Appellants:  Matthew  and  Claudia  Chamberlain  and  Susan  Hewitt  filed  July 
6,  2007) 

(Filed  July  6,  2007;  companion  measure  to  071038,  071039,  071040;  District 
7.) 

The  President  inquired  as  to  whether  any  member  of  the  public  wished  to 
address  the  Board  members. 

Continued  to  September  25,  2007  ^     ^    , 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Hearing  be  CONTINUED,  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,     ••  -. 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  '  •" 


Pursuant  to  Government  Code  Section  65009,  the  foUowins  notice  is  hereby 
Siven:  if  you  challenge,  in  court,  the  categorical  exemption  from 
environmental  review  described  above,  you  may  be  limited  to  raising  only 
those  issues  you  or  someone  else  raised  at  the  public  hearing  described  in 
this  notice,  or  in  written  correspondence  delivered  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at,  or  prior  to,  the  public  hearing. 


(Only  one  of  the  following  two  motions  should  be 
approved.) 


071038  [Affirming  the  categorical  exemption  issued  for  '    ' 
445  Wawona  Street] 

Motion  affirming  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
445  Wawona  Street  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  25,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071039  [Disapproving  the  categorical  exemption  Issued 


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for  445  Wawona  Street] 

Motion  disapproving  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the 
445  Wawona  Street  project  is  categorically  exempt  from  environmental 
review  under  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  25,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  1 1  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071040  [Preparation  of  findings  related  to  the  445 
Wawona  Street  project] 

Motion  directing  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  to  prepare  findings  related  to  the 
appeal  of  the  determination  by  the  Planning  Department  that  the  project  at 
445  Wawona  Street  is  exempt  from  environmental  review  under  the 
California  Environmental  Quality  Act.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 

Continued  to  September  25,  2007 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  that  this 
Motion  be  CONTINUED.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

COMMITTEE  REPORTS 

Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  present  at  2:35  p.m. 


Supervisor  Jew  Excused  From  Voting 

Supervisor  Elsbernd,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Maxwell,  moved  to  excuse 
Supervisor  Jew,  at  his  request,  because  of  possible  conflict  of  interest, 
from  voting.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

070667  [Medical  Cannabis  Dispensary  Permits]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Ordinance  amending  Sections  3301,  3304,  3305,  3307,  and  3308  of  the  San 
Francisco  Health  Code  and  Sections  209.3,  217,  790.141  and  890.133  of  the 
San  Francisco  Planning  Code  to  (a)  require  the  Director  of  Public  Health  to 
certify  that  applicants  for  Medical  Cannabis  Dispensary  permits  have  not 
been  convicted  of  certain  felony  offenses,  (b)  require  Dispensaries  to 
provice  security  measures,  including  lighting  and  alarms,  (c)  establish 
minimum  disability  access  standards;  and  (d)  extend  the  time  period  for 
Dispensaries  to  obtain  a  Medical  Cannabis  Dispensary  permit  to  March  1 , 
2008;  (e)  authorize  the  sale  and  delivery  of  medical  cannabis  to  qualified 
patients  with  a  verifiable,  written  recommendation  from  a  physician  for 
medical  cannabis;  and  (f)  clarify  the  definition  of  "medical  cannabis 
dispensary. 


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Continued  to  September  11,  2007  with  the  Board  Sitting  as  a  Committee  of 
the  Whole 

Supervisor  Daly,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Mirkarimi,  moved  that  this 
Ordinance  be  CONTINUED  AS  AMENDED.  The  motion  carried  by  the 
following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Excused:  1  -  Jew 

071 127  [Formalizing  the  Board  of  Supervisor's  response    Supervisor  Elsbernd 
to  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  Recommendations] 

Resolution  amending  the  process  by  which  the  Board  of  Supervisors  responds 
to  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  Reports  by  adopting  a  resolution  formally  accepting 
or  rejecting  the  Civil  Grand  Jury  recommendations. 


Enacted  474-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

071 1 74  [Approval  of  Amendment  to  Security  Guard  Mayor 

Services  Contract] 

Resolution  approving  amendment  to  armed  and  unarmed  security  guard 
services  contract  for  Municipal  Railway  Revenue  and  Cost  Accounting 
Divisions. 

■■■  W- 
(Fiscal  Impact.) 


Enacted  440-07 

Number:  -^  '"  -  ''■■■ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  Mirkarimi, 

Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  2  -  Daly,  McGoldrick 

0711 76  [Application  for  ABAG  Priority  Development  Supervisor  Peskin 

Area  Designation] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  County  Transportation  Authority 
and  the  Mayor's  Office  of  Housing  to  apply  on  behalf  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  Priority  Development  Area  designation  by  the 
Association  of  Bay  Area  Governments. 

Enacted  483-07 

Number:  ,        .     ,  -        ,  ;       ■ 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval    ,  ..   .  ,,. 


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07 11 88  [Authorizing  the  Issuance  and  Sale  of  Bonds  by      Supervisor  Maxwell 
the  Peninsula  Corridor  Joint  Powers  Board] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Issuance  and  Sale  by  the  Peninsula  Corridor  Joint 
Powers  Board  of  Farebox  Revenue  Bonds  in  an  Aggregate  Principal  Amount 
Not  Expected  to  Exceed  $22,000,000. 

Enacted  480-07  Vf^  9 

Number:  •  J 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 


ROLL  CALL  FOR  INTRODUCTIONS 


PUBLIC  COMMENT 

An  opportunity  for  members  of  the  public  to  directly  address  the  Board  on 
items  of  interest  to  the  public  that  are  within  the  subject  matter 
jurisdiction  of  the  Board,  including  items  being  considered  today  which 
have  not  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee  and  excluding  items  which 
have  been  considered  by  a  Board  committee.  Members  of  the  public  may 
address  the  Board  for  up  to  three  minutes.  Each  member  of  the  public  will 
be  allotted  the  same  number  of  minutes  to  speali,  except  that  public 
speakers  using  translation  assistance  will  be  allowed  to  testify  for  twice 
the  amount  of  the  public  testimony  time  limit.  If  simultaneous  translation 
services  are  used,  speakers  will  be  governed  by  the  public  testimony  time 
limit  applied  to  speakers  not  requesting  translation  assistance.  The 
President  or  the  Board  may  limit  the  total  testimony  to  30  minutes. 
Members  of  the  public  who  want  a  document  placed  on  the  overhead  for 
display  should  clearly  state  such  and  subsequently  remove  the  document 
when  they  want  the  screen  to  return  to  live  coverage  of  the  meeting. 

Abdullah  Megaheed;  expressed  sympathy  for  the  passing  of  Bill  Walsh 

James  Chaffee;  expressed  concern  with  issues  relating  to  the  SF  Public 
Library 

Walter;  shared  in  song  concerns  with  general  issues  in  San  Francisco 

John  Di  Donna;  expressed  concerns  with  issues  relating  to  gasoline  prices 

Male  speaker;  expressed  concerns  with  issues  relating  to  Golden  Gate  park 
and  preservation 

Jim  Meca;  expressed  concerns  with  the  parking  initiative 

Aaron  Goodman,  Vice  President,  Park  Merced  Association;  expressed 
concern  with  issues  relating  to  future  building  to  occur  in  the  Park  Merced 
area 

Silvia  Johnson;  expressed  concern  with  general  issues  in  San  Francisco 


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APPROVAL  OF  REQUESTS  TO  THE  .       o      >      ( 

LEGISLATIVE  ANALYST 

These  items  may  be  introduced  by  any  Supervisor  seel<ins  analysis  from  the        ;  ,,■  , 
Office  of  the  Legislative  Analyst  on  introduced  legislation  and  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  assistance  to  Board  of  Supervisors'  task  forces  and        ....*- 
advisory  committees.  Requests  to  the  Legislative  Analyst  shall  require  the  ,, 

affirmative  vote  of  a  majority  of  the  members  of  the  Board. 

FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE 
REFERENCE 

These  measures  are  introduced  for  adoption  without  committee  reference. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  adoption  of  a  resolution  today.  Any 
Supervisor  may  require  any  resolution  to  go  to  committee. 


071100  [Authorizing  preparation  of 
Proponent/Opponent  ballot 
rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the 


Proponent/Opponent  ballot  arguments  and  i  . 


voters  at  the  November  6,  2007  Election] 

Motion  authorizing  preparation  of  written  Proponent  and  Opponent  ballot 
arguments  and  rebuttal  ballot  arguments  for  submittal  to  the  voters  at  the 
November  6,  2007  Election.  (Clerk  of  the  Board) 


APPROVED 

071 179  [Lights  Out  San  Francisco]  Supervisors  McGoldrick, 

Alioto-Pier  -    . 

Resolution  to  support  extinguishing  all  non-essential  lighting  in  all  city 
government  buildings,  public  schools  and  public  landmarks  for  the  hour 
between  7:00  PM  and  8:00  PM  on  October  20,  2007  to  conserve  energy  as 
part  of  the  city-wide  energy  conservation  event:  Lights  Out  San  Francisco, 
and  establishing  October  20,  2007  as  Lights  Out  San  Francisco  Day. 

Enacted  473-07 

(  Number:  :  «*ri>    <       :; .  , 


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ADOPTED 


071 184  [Urging  California's  congressional  delegation  to     Supervisor  Sandoval 
support  H.R.  2401] 

Resolution  urging  California's  congressional  delegation  to  support  H.R.  2401. 

Enacted  471-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED         -        ;>.         -  - 


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071 186  [Opposition  to  SB  670  (Correa)]  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  in  opposition  to  Senate  Bill  670  (Correa)  barring  development 
fees  imposed  for  the  acquisition  of  open  space,  parks,  public  recreational 
facilities  and  other  community  benefits. 

Enacted  470-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


071 191  [Declaring  the  month  of  August,  2007  as  Barry      Supervisors  Dufty, 

Lamar  Bonds  Month  in  the  City  and  County  of        Alioto-Pier,  Maxwell, 
i  San  Francisco]  Peskin,  McGoldrick, 

Ammiano,  Mirkarimi 

Resolution  congratulating  Barry  Bonds  on  becoming  the  greatest  home  run 
•n  ♦    •     hitter  in  the  History  of  Major  League  Baseball  and  declaring  the  month  of 
'•'  August,  2007  as  Barry  Lamar  Bonds  Month  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 

Francisco. 

Enacted  490-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED 


071 160  [Final  Map  -  One  South  Park  Avenue] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  4064,  a  35  Residential  Unit  and  1  Commercial 
Unit  Mixed-Use  Condominium  Project,  located  at  One  South  Park  Avenue 
being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  007  in  Assessors  Block  No.  3775  and  adopting 
findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1 . 
(Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  177,016;  District  6.) 

Enacted  M07-103 

Number: 

APPROVED    ' 


071 161  [Final  Map  -  2145  California  Street] 

Motion  approving  Final  Map  3115,  a  5  Unit  Residential  Condominium  Project, 
located  at  2145  California  Street  being  a  subdivision  of  Lot  022  in  Assessors 
Block  No.  0651  and  adopting  findings  pursuant  to  the  General  Plan  and  City 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1.  (Public  Works  Department) 

(DPW  Order  177,035;  District  5.) 

Enacted  M07-104 

Number: 


APPROVED 


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The  foregoing  items  were  acted  upon  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  11  -  Aiioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Daly,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval  -.       .,    , 

Severed  from  the  Without  Reference  to  Committee  Agenda 


Supervisor  Daly  requested  that  Files  Nos.  071180,  071181,  071182,  071183 
and  071 187  be  severed  so  that  it  misht  be  considered  separately  and  that 
all  matters  be  referred  to  Committee. 


071 180  [Armando  Peraza  Day  -  September  1,  2007]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  declaring  September  1 ,  2007  "Armando  Peraza  Day"  in  San 
Francisco. 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee. 


071181  [Eddie  Fung  Day  -  November  10,  2007]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  declaring  November  10,  2007  as  Eddie  Fung  Day  in  San  Francisco. 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee. 


071 182  [Commending  John  Barleycorn  Pub]  Supervisor  Peskin 

Resolution  commending  John  Barleycorn  Pub  for  almost  40  years  of 
enriching  the  City. 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee. 


071 183  [Sea  Otter  Awareness  Week  -  September  23  -        Supervisor  Peskin 
29,  2007] 

Resolution  declaring  September  23-29  Sea  Otter  Awareness  Week. 
REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee.  '^  "  "f- 


071 187  [Commending  Chad  Jacobs]  Supervisors  Peskin, 

Elsbernd 

Resolution  commending  Chad  Jacobs  for  his  outstanding  years  of  service  as  a 
Deputy  City  Attorney. 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee.  ' 


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r.  .,; 


Supervisor  Daly  was  noted  absent  6:25  p.m. 


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Supervisor  Sandoval  requested  that  this  matter  be  severed  so  that  it  might 
be  considered  separately. 


071185  [Condemning  defamatory  language  used  by  radio  Supervisors  Sandoval, 
personality  Michael  Savage  against  the  v<       Ammiano     •/:;.<_«>; 

immigrant  community] 

Resolution  condemning  defamatory  language  used  by  radio  personality 
Michael  Savage  against  the  immigrant  community. 

This  matter  requires  an  unanimous  vote  and  failed  adoption. 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes:  1  -  Jew 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  ^^^^   --/-  ^«c; 

Supervisor  Sandoval,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Ammiano,  moved  to  rescind 
the  previous  vote  and  refer  this  matter  to  Committee. 

Motion  to  rescind  the  previous  vote  and  refer  this  matter  to  Committee 
passed  without  objection. 

REFERRED  to  the  Rules  Committee  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  9  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Maxwell,  McGoldrick, 
Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Noes-  ■•  -  Je^  ,  ■  S..,:v,.^J  -.^.ii  :3,.;  C-:  'Kmm-^ 

Absent:  1  ■  Daly 

IMPERATIVE  AGENDA 

Resolution(s),  if  any,  to  be  adopted  within  limits  imposed  by  the  Sunshine 
Ordinance  and  the  Ralph  M.  Brown  Act,  introduced  today,  not  on  the 
printed  agenda.  For  such  resolutions  to  be  considered,  the  Board  must  first 
adopt  the  Serious  Injury  Finding  or  the  Purely  Commendatory  Finding  and 
the  Brown  Act  Finding.  Each  motion  requires  8  votes  or  a  unanimous  6  or  7. 
A  unanimous  vote  is  required  for  the  resolution(s).  For  such  resolutions  to 
be  considered,  the  Board  must  first  adopt  the  following  two  motions. 


[Purely  Commendatory  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  that  the 
resolution(s)  being  considered  at  this  time  are  purely  commendatory. 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  ADOPTION 
of  the  commendatory  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  .n   ,  <  '   .  •m-^^-- 


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[Brown  Act  Finding]  Motion  that  the  Board  find  by  roll  call  vote  that  for  the 

resolutions  beins  considered  at  this  time  there  is  a  need  to  take  immediate 

action  and  the  need  to  take  action  came  to  the  attention  of  the  City  and 

County  of  San  Francisco  after  the  agenda  was  posted.  ,  ,,^         .^  ... 

Supervisor  Dufty,  seconded  by  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier,  moved  ADOPTION 

of  the  Brown  Act  finding.  The  motion  carried  by  the  following  vote:  ,   . 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell,  , 

McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 

Absent:  1  -  Daly  -  .  .<«'  pi  •      •- 

071204  [Urging  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to     Supervisor  Dufty 

approve  the  naming  of  the  field  at  Monster  Park,  k..   ~ 

"Bill  Walsh  Field  at  Monster  Park"] 

Resolution  urging  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to  approve  the 

naming  of  the  Field  at  Monster  Park  to  "Bill  Walsh  Field  at  Monster  Park." 

■■  -i<"       .v:  ■ 

Enacted  488-07 

Number: 

ADOPTED  by  the  following  vote: 

Ayes:  10  -  Alioto-Pier,  Ammiano,  Dufty,  Elsbernd,  Jew,  Maxwell, 
McGoldrick,  Mirkarimi,  Peskin,  Sandoval 
Absent:  1  -  Daly 

OFF-AGENDA  LEGISLATION  V 

Introduced  by  Supervisors  or  Mayor  .  >     ^ 

Ordinances 


071216  [Exempting  Wind  Turbines  from  Bernal  Heights     Supervisor  Ammiano 
Special  Use  District  Height  Limits] 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Planning  Code  by  amending  Section 
242  (e)(1)(D)  to  allow  certain  wind  power  generators  within  the  Bernal 
Heights  Special  Use  District  subject  to  height  limitations  set  forth  in  Section 
260(b)(1)(A),  making  environmental  findings,  general  plan  findings,  and 
other  required  findings.  ,. 

'  8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 

Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/13/2007. 

071217  [Allowing  relocation  of  existing  liquor  Supervisor  Ammiano 
establishment  in  the  Mission  Alcoholic  Beverage 

Special  Use  Subdistrict  to  another  location 
within  the  same  Subdistrict] 

Ordinance  amending  Section  781 .8  of  the  Planning  Code  to  allow  relocation 
of  existing  Liquor  Establishment  in  the  Mission  Alcoholic  Beverage  Special 
Use  Subdistrict  to  another  location  within  the  same  Mission  Alcoholic 
Beverage  Special  Use  Subdistrict;  and  making  findings. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Land  Use  and  Economic 


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Development  Committee,  expires  on  9/13/2007. 

071219  [Planning  -  C-3  Development  Impact  Fee]  Supervisor  Daly 

Ordinance  amending  the  Planning  Code  to  require  the  City  Controller  to 
study  the  impacts  of  new  development  in  the  C-3  zoning  districts,  requiring 
the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  amend  City  codes  to  establish  new  development 
impact  fees  and/or  to  change  the  amounts  of  existing  fees  for  development 
in  the  C-3  zoning  districts,  depending  on  the  results  of  the  study,  and 
making  environmental  findings,  general  plan  findings,  and  other  required 
findings. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee, 
expires  on  9/13/2007.  08/22/07  -  Referred  to  Planning  for  review  and 
determination  of  CEQA. 

071220  [To  prohibit  members  of  boards,  commissions       Supervisor  Daly 
and  advisory  bodies  from  participating  in  a 

meeting  when  compromised  by  alcohol  or  illegal 
drugs  and  to  specify  investigation  procedures] 

Ordinance  adding  Chapter  5  to  Article  III  of  the  Campaign  and  Governmental 
Conduct  Code  to  prohibit  members  of  boards,  commissions,  and  advisory 
bodies  from  participating  in  a  meeting  when  compromised  by  alcohol  or 
illegal  drugs. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
9/13/2007.  (Referred  to  the  Ethics  Commission.) 

071221  [Requiring  meeting  agendas  of  a  policy  body  to     Supervisor  Daly 
include  attendance  records  for  members  of  the 

body] 

Ordinance  amending  Section  67.7  of  the  Administrative  Code  to  require 
meeting  agendas  for  a  policy  body  to  include  attendance  records  for 
members  of  the  body. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
9/13/2007. 

071222  [Amending  Section  16.9-25  of  the  Supervisor  Daly 
Administrative  Code  to  prohibit  managers  from 

pursuing  or  engaging  in  romantic  or  sexual 
relationships  with  employees  under  their 
supervision] 

Ordinance  amending  Section  16.9-25  of  the  Administrative  Code  to  prohibit 
managers  from  pursuing  or  engaging  in  romantic  or  sexual  relationships  with 
employees  under  their  supervision. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
9/13/2007.  (Referred  to  departments  for  informational  purposes.) 

071228  [Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  General  Mayor,  Supervisor 

Obligation  Bond  Election]  Peskin 

Ordinance  calling  and  providing  for  a  special  election  to  be  held  in  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  on  Tuesday,  February  5th  2008,  for  the  purpose 
of  submitting  to  the  voters  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  a 
proposition  to  incur  the  following  bonded  debt  of  the  City  and  County:  One 
Hundred  and  Eighty-Five  Million  Dollars  ($185,000,000)  for  the  acquisition. 


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construction,  reconstruction  or  improvement  of  park,  recreation  and  open 
space  facilities  within  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  all  other 
structures  and  improvements  necessary  or  convenient  for  the  foregoing 
purposes  and  paying  all  other  costs  necessary  and  convenient  for 
effectuating  those  purposes;  authorizing  landlords  to  passthrough  fifty 
percent  (50%)  of  the  resulting  property  tax  increase  to  residential  tenants  in 
accordance  with  Chapter  37  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code; 
finding  that  the  estimated  cost  of  such  proposed  project  is  and  will  be  too 
great  to  be  paid  out  of  the  ordinary  annual  income  and  revenue  of  the  City 
and  County  and  will  require  expenditures  greater  than  the  amount  allowed 
therefor  by  the  annual  tax  levy;  reciting  the  estimated  cost  of  such 
proposed  project;  fixing  the  date  of  election  and  the  manner  of  holding 
such  election  and  the  procedure  for  voting  for  or  against  the  proposition; 
fixing  the  maximum  rate  of  interest  on  such  bonds  and  providing  for  the 
levy  and  collection  of  taxes  to  pay  both  principal  and  interest  thereof; 
prescribing  notice  to  be  given  of  such  election;  finding  that  the  proposed 
project  is  excluded  from  the  California  Environmental  Quality  Act;  finding 
that  the  proposed  project  is  in  conformity  with  the  priority  policies  of 
Planning  Code  Section  101.1(b)  and  with  the  General  Plan  consistency 
requirement  of  Administrative  Code  Section  2A.53;  consolidating  the  special 
election  with  the  general  election;  establishing  the  election  precincts, 
voting  places  and  officers  for  the  election;  waiving  the  word  limitation  on 
ballot  propositions  imposed  by  San  Francisco  Municipal  Elections  Code 
Section  510;  complying  with  Section  53410  of  the  California  Government 
Code;  incorporating  the  provisions  of  Article  V  of  Chapter  V  of  the  San 
Francisco  Administrative  Code;  and  waiving  the  time  requirements  specified 
in  Section  2.34  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 
09/05/07  -  Referred  to  Planning  for  review.09/07/07-  Response  received 
from  Planning,  exempt  from  CEQA- 

070460  [Ordering  vacation  of  the  Ingleside  Path]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Ordinance  ordering  the  vacation  of  the  Ingleside  Path  right-of-way  between 
Ocean  Avenue  and  Corona  Street  and  Urbano  and  Head  Streets  subject  to 
reservations  of  certain  utility  easements  in  the  vacated  area;  authorizing 
the  quit  claim  of  the  City's  interest  in  the  vacated  right-of-way  pursuant  to 
the  terms  of  the  conveyancing  documents;  declaring  such  paths  abandoned; 
adopting  environmental  findings  and  findings  that  such  actions  are 
consistent  with  the  City's  General  Plan  and  the  priority  policies  of  Planning 
..      .       Code  Section  101.1;  and  authorizing  official  acts  in  connection  with  this 
Ordinance. 

4/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 

Committee. 

> 

4/18/07,  REFERRED  TO  DEPARTMENT.  Referred  to  Planning  Department, 
Real  Estate  Department  and  Department  of  Public  Works. 

5/1/07,  RESPONSE  RECEIVED.  Planning  Department  exemption  from  CEQA. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 

8/14/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Supervisor  Elsbernd  submitted  a  substitute 
ordinance  bearing  new  title.  ,  ;  . 

071056  [Centralization  of  Workforce  Development  Supervisors  Mirkarimi, 

Efforts  Under  the  Department  of  Economic  and     Peskin,  Ammiano, 
Workforce  Development]  Maxwell 

Ordinance  amending  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  by  adding  a  new 


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Chapter  30,  Sections  30.1  through  30.8,  to:  1)  centralize  the  City's 
workforce  development  efforts  under  the  Department  of  Economic  and 
Workforce  Development  (DEWD),  or  successor  department;  2)  require  the 
Director  of  Economic  and  Workforce  Development  to  manage  all  general 
fund  expenditures  on  workforce  development,  create  City-wide  workforce 
development  policy,  submit  all  grant  applications  to  the  state  or  federal 
government  for  workforce  development  funding  on  behalf  of  the  City, 
subject  to  approval  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  annually  report  on 
workforce  development  policies  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  3)  require  City 
departments  to  enter  into  Memoranda  of  Understanding  with  DEWD  as  a 
condition  of  funding  for  workforce  development  dollars,  4)  require  the 
Mayor  to  submit  the  names  of  prospective  appointees  to  the  Local  Work 
Force  Investment  Board  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  for  approval;  5)  urge  the 
Mayor  to  appoint  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  the  Local 
Workforce  Investment  Board,  and  6)  require  that  the  Workforce  Investment 
Act  Local  Plan  be  submitted  for  review  and  comment  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  and  by  amending  Administrative  Code  Section  83.6  to  place  the 
administration  of  the  First  Source  Hiring  Program  under  the  DEWD. 

7/17/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on 
8/16/2007.  (Referred  to  Small  Business  Commission) 

8/14/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  submitted  a  substitute 
ordinance  bearing  new  title. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

Resolutions 


0711 98  [Grant  to  support  Laguna  Honda  Hospital's  Supervisor  Maxwell 
Activity  Therapy  Department] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
Laguna  Honda  Hospital  (LHH)  to  retroactively  accept  and  expend  a  grant  for 
$35,000,  from  the  James  Irvine  Foundation,  the  Walter  and  Elise  Haas  Fund, 
and  the  Flora  Hewlett  Foundation,  through  the  Creative  Work  Fund,  and  to 
enter  into  a  subcontract  with  artist  Helena  Keeffe;  for  the  period  of 
September  1,  2007  through  August  31,  2008. 

8/14/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071 199  [Grant  of  State  Funds  -  Municipal  Transportation  Supervisor  Maxwell 
Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $217,970  in  State  grant  funds  from  the  California  Air  Resources 
Board  for  the  purchase  of  low-polluting  construction  equipment. 

8/14/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

071204  [Urging  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to    Supervisor  Dufty 
approve  the  naming  of  the  field  at  Monster  Park, 
"Bill  Walsh  Field  at  Monster  Park"] 

Resolution  urging  the  Recreation  and  Park  Commission  to  approve  the 
naming  of  the  Field  at  Monster  Park  to  "Bill  Walsh  Field  at  Monster  Park." 

8/14/07,  ADOPTED. 


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If; 


071214  [Support  of  the  findings  of  the  Cruise  Terminal     Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Advisory  Panel] 

Resolution  in  support  of  the  findings  of  the  Cruise  Terminal  Advisory  Panel. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 

07121 5  [Initiate  the  Designation  of  the  Metro  Theater,      Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
2055  Union  Street  as  a  Landmark] 

Resolution  initiating  designation  of  the  Metro  Theater,  2055  Union  Street, 
located  on  the  south  side  of  Union  Street,  encompassing  all  of  Lot  018  in 
Block  541,  as  a  Landmark  pursuant  to  Section  1004.1  of  the  San  Francisco 
Planning  Code. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 


071223  [Board  response  to  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand       Supervisor  Elsbernd 
Jury  Report  entitled  "Can  San  Francisco  Keep  its 
Promise  to  Reduce  Greenhouse  Gas  Emissions?"] 

Resolution  responding  to  the  Presiding  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  on  the 
recommendations  contained  in  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report 
entitled  "Can  San  Francisco  Keep  its  Promise  to  Reduce  Greenhouse  Gas 
Emissions?". 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071224  [Board  response  to  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand       Supervisor  Elsbernd 
Jury  Report  entitled  "Parking  for  the  Disabled- 
Abuse  or  Over-Use?"] 

Resolution  responding  to  the  Presiding  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  on  the 
recommendations  contained  in  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report 
entitled  "Parking  for  the  Disabled-Abuse  or  Over-Use?". 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071 225  [Board  response  to  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand       Supervisor  Elsbernd 
Jury  Report  entitled  "Risk  Management:  Are  the 
Managers  Managing  the  Risks  of  the  City"]  '    '     ' 

1  Resolution  responding  to  the  Presiding  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  on  the 

recommendations  contained  in  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report 
entitled  "Risk  Management:  Are  the  Managers  Managing  the  Risks  of  the 
City". 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071226  [Board  response  to  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand       Supervisor  Elsbernd 
J.  Jury  Report  entitled  "Compensation  and  Staffing 

Issues  in  the  San  Francisco  Police  Department"] 

Resolution  responding  to  the  Presiding  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  on  the 
recommendations  contained  in  the  2006-2007  Civil  Grand  Jury  Report 
entitled  "Compensation  and  Staffing  Issues  in  the  San  Francisco  Police 


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Department".  ;  * 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Government  Audit  and  Oversight 
Committee. 


071227  [Accept- Expend  Federal  Grant  -  Department  of     Supervisor  Elsbernd 
Public  Works] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  accept  and 
expend  a  federal  grant  in  the  amount  of  $482,040  from  the  California 
Department  of  Transportation  to  upgrade  guardrails  at  Twin  Peaks 
Boulevard;  O'Shaughnessy  Boulevard  at  Del  Valle  Avenue;  Portola  Drive 
north  of  Burnett  Avenue  and  west  of  Burnett  Avenue. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071229  [Park,  Recreation  and  Open  Space  General  Mayor,  Supervisor 
Obligation  Bonds]  Peskin 

Resolution  determining  and  declaring  that  the  public  interest  and  necessity 
demand  the  acquisition,  construction  or  reconstruction  of  park,  recreation 
and  open  space  projects  within  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  and  all 
other  structures  and  improvements  necessary  or  convenient  for  the 
foregoing  purposes;  finding  that  the  estimated  cost  of  $185,000,000  for  such 
improvements  is  and  will  be  too  great  to  be  paid  out  of  the  ordinary  annual 
income  and  revenue  of  said  City  and  County  and  will  require  the  incurring  of 
;       ,.     a  bonded  indebtedness;  finding  the  proposed  project  is  in  conformity  with 
the  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  101 .1  (b)  and  with  the  General 
Plan  consistency  requirement  of  Administrative  Code  Section  2A.53;  and 
waiving  the  time  limits  set  forth  in  Administrative  Code  section  2.34. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 
09/05/07  -  Referred  to  Planning  for  review.  09/07/07-  Response  received 
from  Planning,  exempt  from  CEQA. 

071230  [Grant  of  Federal  Funds  -  Municipal  Supervisor  Sandoval 
Transportation  Agency] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  Municipal  Transportation  Agency  to  accept  and 
expend  $1,690,546  of  Lifeline  Transportation  Program  (LTP)  Funds  for 
maintenance  of  the  Municipal  Railway's  #108  Line  between  San  Francisco 
and  Treasure  Island,  expansion  of  MUNI's  #29-Sunset  Line  service,  and 
expansion  of  MUNI's  Lifeline  Fast  Pass  Distribution  program,  excluding 
Citywide  indirect  costs.  = -i^i  f  , 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071231  [Lease  of  Real  Property  at  1390  Market  Street]     Mayor 

Resolution  authorizing  the  lease  of  6,029  square  feet  of  space  in  the 
building  located  at  1 390  Market  Street  for  the  Office  of  Labor  Standards 
Enforcement. 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 


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071232  [Seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  Blue  Angels  air  Supervisor  Daly 
show  over  San  Francisco] 

Resolution  seeking  a  permanent  halt  to  the  annual  Blue  Angels  air  show  over        '  y-  ■    '.^ ~  " 
the  City  of  San  Francisco.  - 

8/14/07,  REFERRED  FOR  ADOPTION  WITHOUT  COMMITTEE  REFERENCE 
AGENDA  AT  THE  NEXT  BOARD  MEETING. 

070459  [Vacation  of  the  Ingleside  Path]  Supervisor  Elsbernd  vv 

Resolution  declaring  the  intention  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  vacate  the  ..;; 

Ingleside  Path  right-of-way  between  Ocean  Avenue  and  Corona  Street  and         ,  ^  ,  ,  ^ 

Urbano  and  Head  Streets;  setting  the  hearing  date  for  all  persons  interested 

in  the  proposed  vacation  of  the  street  area;  and  adopting  environmental 

findings  and  findings  that  the  vacation  is  consistent  with  the  City's  General  .  ■'    .. ; 

Plan  and  the  eight  priority  policies  of  Planning  Code  Section  1 01 . 1 . 

4/10/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 

Committee. 

4/18/07,  REFERRED  TO  DEPARTMENT.  Referred  to  Planning  Department, 

Real  Estate  Department  and  Department  of  Public  Works.  •'  »«- 

5/1/07,  RESPONSE  RECEIVED.  Planning  Department  exemption  from  CEQA- 

8/14/07,  SUBSTITUTED.  Supervisor  Elsbernd  submitted  a  substitute  '  -     -• 

resolution  bearing  the  same  title. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development  Committee. 


!".;,' 


Hearings 

071205  [State  of  full-service  taxi  cab  companies  in  San     Supervisor  AHoto-Pler 
Francisco] 

Hearing  on  the  state  of  full-service  taxi  cab  companies  in  San  Francisco 
regarding  their  ability  to  continue  to  offer  full  service  to  their  clientele, 
including  digital  dispatch  service  with  global  positioning,  para-transit 
services,  credit  card  services,  alternative  fuel  vehicles,  among  other 
services,  without  operating  at  a  financial  deficit. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


..  ? 


071206  [Portlands]  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 

Hearing  to  consider  the  SPUR's  findings  regarding  the  policy  choices 
confronting  the  Port  as  it  acts  to  save  its  failing  infrastructure.  In  particular, 
the  report  discusses  the  impact  of  the  complex  regulatory  system  upon  the 
planning  process,  the  need  for  a  new  financial  strategy  for  funding 
infrastructure  improvements,  and  the  potential  for  expanding  allowable 
uses  on  Port  lands. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 


071207  [Starr  Elementary  Wellness  Program]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Hearing  on  the  Starr  Elementary  wellness  program  to  coordinate  and 
administer  prevention  services. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 


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071208  [City  waste  and  reduction  programs]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Hearing  to  determine  levels  of  city  waste  and  to  identify  ways  to  extend 
conservation  programs  throughout  all  city  departments. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

071209  [PGaE  blackouts]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Hearing  on  PG&E  blackouts  and  any  of  the  contributing  issues. 
8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

071210  [City  and  County  funding  of  the  arts]  Supervisor  Ammiano 

Hearing  on  the  City  and  County  funding  of  the  arts  in  fiscal  years  2005-2006, 
2006-2007,  and  2007-2008. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee.  Sponsor  requests 
that  the  Budget  Analyst  prepare  a  report  for  this  hearing  that  identifies 
funding  of  the  arts  in  fiscal  years  2005-2006,  2006-2007,  and  2007-2008. 

071211  [South  of  Market  Parking  Special  Use  district         Supervisor  Daly 
boundaries] 

Hearing  on  the  boundaries  of  the  South  of  Market  Parking  Special  Use 
district  as  outlined  in  Supervisor  Peskin's  "Sensible  Parking  Initiative". 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Land  Use  and  Economic  Development 
Committee. 

071212  [Status  of  Rec  Connect  Programs]  Supervisor  Elsbernd 

Hearing  on  the  status  of  Rec  Connect  Programs  within  the  Recreation  and 
Park  Department  and  Department  of  Children,  Youth,  and  Family. 

8/14/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  City  Operations  and  Neighborhood 
Services  Committee. 

Motions 


071213  [Legislative  Analyst  Request  -  Office  of  Special      Supervisors  Dufty, 
Events]  Alioto-Pier 

Motion  requesting  the  Legislative  Analyst  to  conduct  research  into  the  need 
for  and  feasibility  of  a  dedicated  and  separately  funded  Office  of  Special 
Events  in  San  Francisco.  Specifically,  whether  the  activities  currently 
engaged  in  by  such  City  departments  as  the  Entertainment  Commission, 
Office  of  Protocol,  Mayor's  Special  Events  Staff,  San  Francisco  Police 
Department,  Recreation  and  Parks  Department,  Port  of  San  Francisco,  and 
others  might  be  effectively  consolidated  into  and/or  overseen  by  an  office 
comparable  to  the  Special  Events  Offices  in  Chicago,  Boston,  New  York  City, 
Houston,  and  others. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  to  Board  of  Supervisors.  Scheduled  for  Board 
consideration  September  11,  2007.  In-depth  report;  desired  delivery  date  of 
October  1,  2007.  ,   „  ,    ,  ., 


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Charter  Amendment 


071218  [Charter  Amendment  -  San  Francisco  Affordable  Supervisors  Daly, 
Housing  Fund]  Ammiano 

Charter  amendment  (First  Draft)  to  add  Section  16.127  to:  estabhsh  a 

baseline  appropriation  and  set  aside  the  equivalent  of  the  available  annual 

tax  of  two  and  one-half  cents  ($0,025)  on  each  one  hundred  dollars  ($100) 

of  assessed  property  tax  valuation  for  the  next  fifteen  (15)  years  to  support         ,^ 

affordable  housing  programs;  require  the  Mayor  to  prepare  an  affordable  ,^ 

housing  plan  every  three  (3)  years;  affirm  City  policy  urging  the 

Redevelopment  Agency  to  use  at  least  fifty  percent  (50%)  of  its  tax 

increment  funds  for  low  and  moderate  income  housing;  and  setting  an  ^    , 

expiration  date  of  July  1,  2023. 

8/14/07,  ASSIGNED  UNDER  30  DAY  RULE  to  Rules  Committee,  expires  on        ,        ,  , 
9/13/2007.  (Referred  to  Departments) 

PROPOSED  RESOLUTIONS 


0711 63  [Settlement  of  Unlitigated  Claim  -  Wells  Fargo] 

Resolution  approving  the  settlement  of  the  unlitigated  claim  filed  by  Wells 
Fargo  against  San  Francisco  for  $43,678;  claim  was  filed  on  May  23,  2007. 
(City  Attorney) 

8/1/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Rules  Committee. 

071 164  [Approval  of  two  contracts  with  Siemens  Medical 

Solutions  USA,  Inc.  to  support  and  maintain  .  ,:'< 

clinical  and  financial  software  applications  In 
use  by  the  Department] 

Resolution  authorizing  the  San  Francisco  Department  of  Public  Health  (DPH), 
to  enter  into  two  contracts  with  Siemens  Medical  Solutions  USA,  Inc. 
(Siemens)  for  the  continued  licensing  and  maintenance  of  proprietary 
Siemens  applications  for  the  term  July  1 ,  2007  through  June  30,  2012. 
(Public  Health  Department) 

(Fiscal  Impact.) 

8/6/07,  RECEIVED  AND  ASSIGNED  to  Budget  and  Finance  Committee. 

Requests  Granted  .j  ;    ,  .     ft  :,     - 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parldns  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  or  mold  from  DPT  property  at  the 
following  locations:  : 

Graffiti  ■  -.':  ^  -       ^  ^.         . 

•   "No  Pedestrian  Crossing"  sign  at  the  Northwest  corner  of  Carmel  and 


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•  "Stay  to  the  Risht"  sign  at  the  east  section  of  the  intersection  of 
Arguello  and  Lincoln.  Traffic  pole  at  the  Northwest  corner  of  Scott 
and  Fell. 

•  "1300  Stanyan  Street"  sreen  sign  at  north  end  of  the  intersection  of 
Twin  Peaks  and  Stanyan. 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Parnassus  -  back  of  UCSF  sign 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Parking  and  Traffic  to 
report  on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  on  the  parking  signs  located  on 
both  sides  of  the  street  (unless  otherwise  noted),  at  the  following 
locations: 

Belvedere  between  17^^  and  Carmel 

Cole  between  17^^  and  Carmel 

Carmel  between  Belvedere  and  Shrader  (signs  in  the  black  frames) 

West  end  of  Belgrave  Avenue  -  "No  Parking  Sign" 

East  end  of  Belgrave  Avenue  -  "No  Parking  Sign"  and  red  diamond  sign 

Stanyan  between  Rivoli  and  Frederick 

Rivoli  between  Stanyan  and  Belvedere  (signs  in  the  black  frames) 

Alma  between  Belvedere  and  Cole  (signs  in  the  black  frames) 

Belvedere  between  Cratten  and  Parnassus 

Parnassus  between  Cole  and  Willard 

Carl  between  Hillway  and  Clayton 

Clayton  between  Parnassus  and  Frederick 

Parking  signs  near  1350  3''^  Avenue 

Northeast  corner  of  Irving  and  4^^  Avenue 

Northeast  corner  of  Arguello  and  Carl 

Fulton  between  Cough  and  Laguna 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  located  at  the 
following  locations:  ■h.-. 

Emergency  Boxes 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Tv^n  Peaks  and  Clarendon 
Fire  Hydrant 

•  Southwest  corner  of  McAllister  and  Laguna 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  at  the  following 
locations: 


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Mailboxes 


•  Northeast  corner  of  Rivoli  and  Stanyan 

•  Garbase  Cans 

•  Northwest  corner  of  WHlard  and  Parnassus 

•  Northeast  corner  of  3^'^  and  Irving 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Frederick  and  Arguello 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Fredericli 

From:  Supervisor  Mirl<arimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Worlds 


W^r.;     yi  :  .s?- 


Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  the  public  property  located  at  the 
following  locations: 

Light  Sv/itch  Box 

•  Northwest  corner  of  Carmel  and  Clayton 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Geary  and  Webster 

Phone  Switch  Box 

•  Northeast  corner  of  Alma  and  Cole 

•  Southeast  corner  of  Clayton  and  Frederick 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  from  news  stands  at  the  following 
locations: 

Bay  Guardian  '  '  ^" 

•  Southwest  corner  of  Stanyan  and  Frederick 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi 

To:  Director,  Department  of  Public  Works       ^.^  * 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Department  of  Public  Works  to  report 
on  the  status  of  repairing  multiple  potholes  at  the  following  locations: 

,     ,       Potholes 

■^"  •   444  Belvedere 

*'  •    1215  Stanyan 

From:  Supervisor  Mirkarimi  -  ■ 

To:  Director,  Public  Utilities  Commission  '  '  - 

2 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  the  Public  Utilities  Commission  to  report 

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on  the  status  of  removing  graffiti  at  the  following  locations: 


Metal  Poles 


i"  •:! 


•  Numerous  along  Twin  Peaks  between  Carmel  and  Clarendon 

•  Numerous  along  Parnassus  between  Cole  and  Willard 

•  Numerous  along  Irving  between  Arguello  and  4^'^  Avenue 

•  446  Carl 

•  115  Carl 


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From:  Supervisor  Dufty 

To:  Director.  Office  of  the  Controller 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  that  the  Office  of  the  Controller  conduct 
research  into  the  need  for,  feasibility  of,  and  fiscal  impact  of  a  dedicated 
and  separately  funded  Office  of  Special  Events  in  San  Francisco. 
Specifically: 

1 .  What  are  the  cost  benefits  of  annual  city  events  such  as  Fleet  Week, 
Halloween,  neighborhood  street  fairs,  Gay  Pride,  Lunar  New  Year, 
and  others. 

2.  What  are  the  expenditures  of  such  City  departments  as  the 
Entertainment  Commission,  Office  of  Protocol,  Mayor's  Special 
Events  Staff,  San  Francisco  Police  Department,  Recreation  and  Parks 
Department,  Port  of  San  Francisco,  and  others. 

3.  What  would  be  the  cost  impact  of  creating  a  dedicated  Special 
Events  office,  with  the  capacity  to  consolidate  and/or  oversee  the 
activities  currently  engaged  in  by  these  various  departments, 
comparable  to  the  Special  Events  Offices  in  Chicago,  Boston,  New 
York  city,  Houston,  and  other  cities. 

From:  Supervisor  Dufty 

To:  Chair,  Veterans  Affairs  Commission 

Requesting/ Inquiring:  Requesting  response  from  Veterans  Affairs 
Commission  regarding  Salute  to  Gay  Veterans  (see  attached  letter). 


In  Memoriams 

Alfred  Edward  Sassus,  Jr.  ■  Supervisor  Alioto-Pier 
Chef  Marwan  Arafat  -  Supervisor  Daly 
Officer  James  Gustafson,  Jr.  -  Entire  Board 
James  Russell  Moore  -  Supervisor  Dufty  -'\'' 


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ADJOURNMENT 


There  being  no  further  business,  the  Board,  adjourned  at  the  hour  of  5:35 
p.m. 


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Angela  Calvillo,  Clerk  of  the  Board  ^ 

N.B.  The  Minutes  of  this  meeting  set  forth  all  actions  tai<en  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  on  the  matters  stated,  but  not  necessarily  the  chronological 
sequence  in  which  the  matters  were  taken  up. 

Approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  September  11,  2007.  .   ■  ^ 


Meeting  Procedures  '.; 

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Francisco.  The  Board  considers  ordinances  and  resolutions,  most  of  which  have  been 

the  subject  of  hearings  before  the  standing  committees  of  the  board  at  which 

members  of  the  public  are  urged  to  testify.  The  full  Board  does  not  hold  a  second 

public  hearing  on  measures  which  have  been  heard  in  committee. 

Board  procedures  do  not  permit:  1 )  persons  in  the  audience  to  vocally  express   - 

support  or  opposition  to  statements  by  Supervisors  or  by  other  persons  testifying;  2) 

ringing  and  use  of  cell  phones,  pagers  and  similar  sound-producing  electronic 

devices,  (Violators  may  be  removed  from  the  meeting  room.)  3)  signs  to  be  brought 

into  the  meeting  or  displayed  in  the  room;  and  4)standing  in  the  Legislative 

Chamber. 

Citizens  are  encouraged  to  testify  at  Board  hearings  and  to  write  letters  to  the  Board 

and  to  its  members.  City  Hall,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place,  Room  244,  San 

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Assistive  listening  devices  for  the  Legislative  Chamber  are  available  upon  request  at 
the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room  244.  Assistive  listening  devices  for  the 
Committee  Room  are  available  upon  request  at  the  Clerk  of  the  Board's  Office,  Room 
244  or  in  the  Committee  Room.  To  request  sign  language  interpreters,  readers,  large 


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print  agendas  or  other  accommodations,  please  contact  Madeleine  Licavoli  at  (41 5) 

554-7722  or  (415)  554-5227  (TTY).  Requests  made  at  least  48  hours  in  advance  of  the 

meeting  will  help  to  ensure  availability. 

The  nearest  accessible  BART  station  is  Civic  Center  (Market/Grove/Hyde  Streets). 

Accessible  MUNI  Metro  lines  are  the  J,  K,  L,  M,  and  N  (Civic  Center  or  Van  Ness 

Stations).  MUNI  bus  lines  serving  the  area  are  the  47  Van  Ness,  9  San  Bruno,  and  the 

6,  7,  71  Haight/Noriega.  For  more  information  about  MUNI  accessible  services,  call       a>'  ■le/. 

(415)923-6142. 

There  is  accessible  parking  in  the  vicinity  of  City  Hall  at  Civic  Center  Plaza  and 

adjacent  to  Davies  Hall  and  the  War  Memorial  Complex.  Accessible  curbside  parking 

is  available  on  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett  Place  and  Grove  Street. 

In  order  to  assist  the  City's  efforts  to  accommodate  persons  with  severe  allergies, 

environmental  illness,  multiple  chemical  sensitivity  or  related  disabilities,  attendees 

at  public  meetings  are  reminded  that  other  attendees  may  be  sensitive  to  perfumes 

and  various  other  chemical-based  scented  products.  Please  help  the  City  to 

accommodate  these  individuals. 

Know  Your  Rights  Under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance 

Government's  duty  is  to  serve  the  public,  reaching  its  decision  in  full  view  of  the 

public.  Commissions,  boards,  councils  and  other  agencies  of  the  City  and  County 

exist  to  conduct  the  people's  business.  This  ordinance  assures  that  deliberations  are 

conducted  before  the  people  and  that  City  operations  are  open  to  the  people's 

review. 

For  information  on  your  rights  under  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  (Chapter  67  of  the  San 

Francisco  Administrative  Code)  or  to  report  a  violation  of  the  ordinance,  contact 

Frank  Darby  by  mail  to  Sunshine  Ordinance  Task  Force,  1  Dr.  Carlton  B.  Goodlett 

Place,  Room  244,  San  Francisco  CA  94102,  by  phone  at  (415)  554-7724,  by  fax  at 

(415)  554-7854  or  by  email  at  sotf@sfgov.org 

Citizens  may  obtain  a  free  copy  of  the  Sunshine  Ordinance  by  contacting  Mr.  Darby  or 

by  printing  Chapter  67  of  the  San  Francisco  Administrative  Code  on  the  Internet,  at 

http://www.sfgov.org/sunshine 

Lobbyist  Registration  and  Reporting  Requirements 

Individuals  and  entities  that  influence  or  attempt  to  influence  local  legislative  or 
administrative  action  may  be  required  by  the  San  Francisco  Lobbyist  Ordinance  [SF 
Campaign  fit  Governmental  Conduct  Code  Sec.  2.100]  to  register  and  report  lobbying 
activity.  For  more  information  about  the  Lobbyist  Ordinance,  please  contact  the  San 
Francisco  Ethics  Commission  at  30  Van  Ness  Avenue,  Suite  3900,  San  Francisco,  CA 
94102;  telephone  (415)  581-2300;  fax  (415)  581-2317;  web  site  www.sfgov.org/ethics 


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