Will be sharing monitors so those requesting to speak will be reflected. I would like to take roll at this time. Commissioner wu, fong, moore, sugaya, hill its, antonini, good morning commissioners. I will call roll for you, sugaya, mcgee, singer, commissioner. Present. Thank you. Commissioners that will place you under your special calendar. Each secretary will call the matter for the record and you will be hearing Public Comment and presentations shortly but acting on them shortly. Item 1 item 1 Care Services master plan on november 23, 2010, the board of supervisors adopted ordinance no. 30010, requiring the department of Public Health and the Planning Department to prepare a health Care Services master plan hcsmp , to provide the Health Commission, the Planning Commission and board of supervisors with information and Public Policy recommendations to guide their decisions to promote the citys land use and policy goals developed in such plan, such as distribution and access to health
Okay, i think that we are ready to convene the meeting. And we are going to start today, with the open session. Roll call, commissioner wo oho . Here. Brandon . Here. Aid ams . Here. Katz. Here. Murphy. Here. Item two, approval of the minutes for the september 10, 2013 meeting. So moved. Second. All in favor . Aye. Pledge of allegiance. Please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones and pagers and similar sound producing Electronic Devices are prohibited at this meeting and be advised that the chair may order the remove from the meeting room any person responsible for the ringing of or use of cell phone pager or device. Members of the public have up up to three minutes to make comments on each item unless the Port Commission adopts a shorter period. Item five, Public Comment on items not listed on the agenda. Okay, item 6, executive directors report. Good afternoon, commissioners and members of the member and the public sport and thank you for joining us today. I have a d
Institutions that qualify in terms of Square Footage New Buildings or additions. But, my concern is this where would this go . An example was brought up to changing a medical facility to pool hall. Im concerned about a medical facility who wanted to locate on the siting by the corridor on the street where you are told you cant do that because there are too many medical institutions. Many of our hospitals do not just deal with San Francisco residents. Many people come from outside the city for services at ucsf and kaiser and even as a dentist i have 30 percent of my patients who reside outside of San Francisco. The needs of a particular medical facility are dictated by their patient base, not necessarily everybody who happens to be living in San Francisco. So i have some concerns about what would happen in land use terms because i dont want to put another barrier for development for Health Care Facilities might be beneficial to the city or to many people who are needing health care serv
And though the ordinance will be affected within 30 days of its passage there will be no notices of violation issued for the First Six Months after the ordinance passes. Hotel, an important mailing and outreach that will take place and for owners to have time to consultothers, and Technical Assistance guide developed by the Mayors Office on this ability as well. Significant revisions and thanks to the City Attorneys Office for this. Ordinance received unanimous support. Date the ordinance is effective owners to make these programs quickly. It also allows for different room configurations to be taking into consideration installing grab bars;becomes effective. The legislation is also presented to the esra task force and it has been well received; we have a number of recitations. Rosemary boske. Supervisor kim . Supervisor mar. By calling the hearing and following up with a report, legislation that can support some of the research that was done and i do want to thank many of the residents
Addresses two key legislations. The first mandated Residential Hotels provide rooms with workingshared bathrooms. The cost of these requirements is little relative to the benefit that the residents will reap. It will enhance the quality of life and safety upgrades to the building. The risk of the senior suffering a broken bone from slip on the shower or a disabled person not being able to communicate with Service Providers are problems that will be drastically diminished with the passing of this ordinance. Increasing the safety for some of our most vulnerable residents is so important but also saving the city money in these preventive measures is critical. In order to develop a set of guidelines that are implementable as well as costeffective we have to move with measures like this. And though the ordinance will be affected within 30 days of its passage there will be no notices of violation issued for the First Six Months after the ordinance passes. Hotel, an important mailing and outr