by (laughter). >> i feel he left the board a day ago i want to acknowledge formerly david chiu he was a champion for the people he spoke he urged and helped to get the funding foreign the study so even though it came here in city hall a day after city hall i want to acknowledge it's leadership. >> we'll move background 14 for the out board report. >> this allows our customers to enter into my door by reducing the dwell time when the vehicles are stopped historically there's been a trade off between faster service and collection to reduce this buzz have generally required everyone to go through the front door over time some bus light rail systems outside of san francisco have's ticket vending machines for customers to prepay we've had anti door boarding that had been illegal until 2012 among our peers we're the only peers to legalize this system wide other transit systems outside boarding is limited it a few transit modes prime minister because of the technicality vending marketplaces we were able to go system wide you're going a different he approach first, we have the inspections

david chiu at lents and his assistant. and i feel that this portion of the legislation was approved in error. we had a number of conversations and we were promised this portion of legislation was going to be removed after it was passed. i was told by the legislative aid that it was approved in error and there was going to be an effort made to repair this legislation. it now seems that this is being tabled and we're not really being heard out. as it's been said by some of the other people in the community, this hurts our competitive advantage and it basically publicizes to other contractors and people who are exempt from the legislation, what our fees are. it gives them the opportunity to roll our services into their proposals. we provide a variety of services. we do cold consulting. we really provide a description of the process to our clients and often what we charge for those services wouldn't really reflect what it is that we do. we would disclose what our rates are for a specific project and that all appears to be compensation for permit consulting when really what we're providing

narrowed to 10. >> can i say this? i was invited monday, december 1st to the swearing-in of david chiu, our legislator and the first item he put on his sponsorship is $400 million for the repairing of the sfo residence for seniors. i hope we can support david chiu's legislation. $400 million for repair to the sro throughout the state to have a better facility. >> we'll look it up. thank you. >> thank you. >> now tacc report. >> long-term care. >> long-term care. >> good morning, president james and members of the commission and miss mcspadden. i'm a member of the long-term care coordinating council and i want to give you highlights of the meeting that we had last month. we have several work groups that are basically spending energy and time on a specific subject-matter. so one of the work groups is the communications committee. we just hired a consultant, because we got a grant from the scan foundation, and we hired rick crane to work with us and the whole objective of the grant is to build capacity and sustainability of the long-term care coordinating council. so he will be conducting town

. seeing none, public comment is close side. supervisor chiu? >> chiu chiu >>president david chiu: i have circulated memos related to this and in addition to that i have circulated the language around the city administrator convening a working group and architecture that would report findings to the mayor by -- september 1st. and a clerk report read to ensure the requirements for the clerk are clear. what i would like to do is to make those amendments and to pass this out with recommendation out to the full board for tomorrow as a committee report. i do want to acknowledge the tremendous amount of work and there are a number of appeals process to the panel and i'm more than happy in the next 24 hours before the resolution to get to the board for tomorrow and i know cmd will be promulgating rules and regulations and if there is any clean up required, we can get to that. we would like to get this moved and if there are any issues to get revolved resolved over the next 24 hours. >> okay, the amendment has been moved and if there is any question we'll pass this without objection. without obje

to order. i'm supervisor london breed: and joined by >>president david chiu: and we would also like to thank sfgovtv.org for filming this meeting today. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> >> please silence all electronic devices. items already placed on the agenda. >> today we'll be taking item no. 2 out of order. please call the item. city clerk: [contract agreement - recology san francisco, recology golden gate, and recology sunset scavenger - refuse collection - not to exceed $44,000,000] resolution approving under charter, section 9.1188bb, a contract agreement between the city and county of san francisco and recology san francisco, recology golden gate, and recology sunset scavenger contractorss, for refuse services, resulting in total compensation to contractors in an amount not to exceed $44,000,000 for the term of december 1, 2014, through november 30, 2020. city clerk: sf 21234 >> i have j d fong who will speak ton this matter today. >> good afternoon supervisors, jackie fong from contact of administration i'm requesting an mou from the city andy -- ecology from

. >> david chiu, and the board supervisors, their doors are always open to us and we meet with them year round on the legislation and budgetary issues and their leadership shows, every single day. emily murase, dr. murase, and the department and the commission on the status of women, kandel and andrea shorter and johnson and many, many more show the city every day that women count. and that there is no excuse for domestic violence. >> leadership in the community, when we see swinging here today and sissy and some of you know her, and helped to start a lot of the funding and organization in the community that helped to fund the domestic violence communities today and so we want to thank all of these leaders for their leadership, nufn us would be here without you. >> and when we say justice, we don't just mean going to jail, we mean justice, we mean restoration and we mean healing and we mean justice for everyone. justice takes a strong district attorney office. george who is team is here today, liz, sam and all of the attorneys and advocates that make the families comfortable as they

and i know will be coming at us tvn let me from the author and sponsor our board president david chiu (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor after two years of credibly hard work and countless meetings and testimony and a lot of discussion in the city we're feinstein at the point i want to thank everyone behind me and san francisco thank you for sharing (clapping) i want to take a moment and specifically thank some of the stakeholders we worked with tenant organizations and landlord representatives and small property owner owners and labor and management we worked with neighborhood advocates all over the city and worked with many departments the department of building inspection the city attorney their staff and commissioners, i want to thank my aid amy chang that worked on this two years of her life and the colleagues the board of supervisors in particular supervisor wiener supervisor tang and supervisor malia cohen and i want to take a moment and thank an individual not with us ted was one of the first leaders in the tenant community we worked with over a year and a half ago he he

david chiu as a colleague in this building i've known david for 20 years since he was a year ahead of me in law school and we ended up think the board of supervisors sometimes agreeing and sometimes fighting by also doing what is the best for people of san francisco i have continually been impressed david with our ability to navigate go not just one of the most critiqued district in san francisco politically by a city that is complicated an institution in the board of supervisors that is complicated to say to be able to say not only to succeed on this body in terms of legislation and the work in our district, everything you've be able to accomplish but to do it i believe constantly with professionalism and grace i can agree to disagree without being disagreeable i've been at any wit's end and you've kept our cool it's served you well, you've kept our cool but incredibly tenacious and pass n passionate and moved for some of the most complicated legislation to think that this board of supervisors passed legislation authorizes by david chiu to provide a hypotheses to legalization for in-

of david chiu i met him when he joined our substance abuse committee and taught me how to make a list and i never knew he would be on the board of supervisors but to end domestic violence in san francisco and beyond whether it's joining with our supervisor in district 5 london breed to help us end our ellis act or to help i want to thank you for your leadership and friendship and for the board for all our support to all the support and defied offer those years thank you very much. >> tom to the agreement september 29th any mother turned 90 october 13th my youngercy turned out 59 and october i is it your understanding 64 it's nice i'm closer to 60 than 70 and keeping with the season birthday season celebration of life and birthdays are basically a celebration of life seeping e keeping in the season i have a pumpkin pie and i was going to cut it up here i decided not to do that instead if we can imagine here on the overhead please is a pumpkin pie i can celebrate by having it all to my myself or share with this perch that knows me 24 years give them 15 percent of the pie and this p

tang and to my right, scott weiner, david chiu has officially resigned from the transportation authority finance committee. and will be moving on. and madam, clerk, the clerk is steve. sorry. >> and also, would i like to thank, charles our friend up at sfgovt tv for broadcasting this meeting, mr. clerk, could you please call item number 2 item one one? >> roll call. >> cohen? >> present. >> commissioner farrell? >> absent. >> tang? >> present. >> commissioner weiner. >> present. >> we have a quor up. >> could you call the next item? >> consent calendar, 2 and 3 comprise the consent calendar, these are routine and not presenting but prepared to present if desired, any of them may be removed and considered separately. >> thank you very much. >> is there a staff presentation on items 2 and 3, no let's take public comment on item two and three. >> seeing that there is no members of the public that would like to comment on these two items, and this item is a roll call volt for item two and three. >> cohen. >> question. yes. >> farrell. >> absent. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye.

amended twice and final item and item 5 is to commend and honor david chiu for his distinguished appointment >> supervisor kim. >> i hope you'll allow me to assist you today, it's well, for me a sad day to see you go i've enjoyed seeing you for the past 3 terms and want i wanted to go over a couple of long list of accomplishments david chiu became our board want and leader of our member body and since then our long time serving want and the first asian-american president of the board of supervisors that is an incredible how are you honor and, of course, you prior to being elected to be supervisor doufd had a huge background working as a congressional staffer and criminal prosecutor and co-off and on a business if emphasis spare time and other community activities supervisor chiu is one of the harder working people he's passed over one hundred ordinances and 2 hundred and 40 resolution or so during his times on the board i know that i'm only able to talk to you is past 9:30 at night he's passed resolutions clirg affordable housing and job creation and workforce development and civ

confidence that supervisor kim and i and supervisor david chiu began almost three years ago with two blocks up and block by block and block get that kind of investor confidence this is what we're doing it's right and recently the controller's office come out with a report the kinds of policies we put together literally added even more than $7 million above what has begun on in the rest of the city right here along market street that's the kind of confidence we continue to have so chris congratulations for taking this on we're to be supportive and get on to building this plays and making sure we do it in a way that helps both sides of the street and continues the incredible revitalization at mid-market to help the tinder and south of market the story about mid-market well, i know for forever in our hi supervisor kim because we came to get work done on the street sea identified market street it has not been restored it was time to revitalize it and i get to look at the pictures of all those mayors before me especially the ones that were here a in the overwhelmingly smile when i walked

hallways you've done an amazing job and people noted that but david chiu congratulations best of luck up in sacramento and still in good hands so congratulations. >> thank you supervisor farrell supervisor mar i'm not going to call you president only defied when you step into the shoes of tom had for years that will now be assemblyman chiu whew what were elected president it was a proud moment in the chinese community you severed us co-sponsor rallying us at times with dignity and real effort as supervisor farrell mentioned to bring us together at times it seemed like we couldn't be brought together i won't pious that money will mistake me for you (laughter). >> and call me david and i don't think there's anyone else that might be mistaken for me but the shoes will be big to fill you'll do that with dignity and effectiveness we were talking about how many years but scott's known you longer than and it's been about 18 years i think your work in sifrz is impressive in sacramento you'll continue the sacramento workers bill of rights and the predictability scheduling there so many th