Exceed 19,500,000. This will allow for 45 units of affordable unit in district 7 of which 25 of these units will be for transitional age youth 18 to 24. This is not an obligation of the city from city funds. The rest i submit. Thank you, supervisor yee. Supervisor avalos. Thank you, madam clerk. Today im asking to draft legislation around our [speaker not understood] air and transportation ordinance, actually amend that ordinance. [speaker not understood] was passed in 2010 and the goal of hactor was to implement the citys transit first policy for city departments, reduce the size of the citys vehicle fleet and promote the purchase of low emission and zero emission vehicles. Since its passage it has led to reducing the city fleet by 99 vehicles. However, this years budget has raised some issues with [speaker not understood] we need to address. One is the requirement to remove vehicles from service once they are 12 years old. There is a process for waiving the majority of the citys flee
thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today i m submitting a resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of a multi-family housing [speaker not understood] for 1100 ocean avenue for an amount not to exceed $19,500,000. this will allow for 45 units of affordable unit in district 7 of which 25 of these units will be for transitional age youth 18 to 24. this is not an obligation of the city from city funds. the rest i submit. thank you, supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. thank you, madam clerk. today i m asking to draft legislation around our [speaker not understood] air and transportation ordinance, actually amend that ordinance. [speaker not understood] was passed in 2010 and the goal of hactor was to implement the city s transit first policy for city departments, reduce the size of the city s vehicle fleet and promote the purchase of low emission and zero emission vehicles. since its passage it has led to reducing the city fleet by 99 vehicles. however, this year
especially in my neighborhood. build, build, build, but no parks, nowhere to sit. so, really remember that because we need some open space. the kid need somewhere to play. you know, next we re going to build further out into the bay, i don t know what s going to happen. i don t know what was brought up, you know, even before the mission bay thing. but the thing is remember the children. they need somewhere to play. adults need somewhere to sit. the t-line as slow as it is anyway, so [speaker not understood] make it slower. just use common sense politics when you vote on this. thank you. all right. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in this hearing? okay, colleagues, any final comments or questions to any of the parties? all right. at this time this hearing has been held and filed. [gavel] item 33 is in the hands of the board. colleagues, can we take a roll call vote on this item? on item 43, supervisor tang? tang aye. supervisor wiener? wiener
of which 25 of these units will be for transitional age youth 18 to 24. this is not an obligation of the city from city funds. the rest i submit. thank you, supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. thank you, madam clerk. today i m asking to draft legislation around our [speaker not understood] air and transportation ordinance, actually amend that ordinance. [speaker not understood] was passed in 2010 and the goal of hactor was to implement the city s transit first policy for city departments, reduce the size of the city s vehicle fleet and promote the purchase of low emission and zero emission vehicles. since its passage it has led to reducing the city fleet by 99 vehicles. however, this year s budget has raised some issues with [speaker not understood] we need to address. one is the requirement to remove vehicles from service once they are 12 years old. there is a process for waiving the majority of the city s fleet from the required reductions. the ordinance calls for remo
and of course like always, the lies cost more than the money. thank you. next speaker. good afternoon, supervisors. i m peter war field, executive director of library users association. first i d like to say that last week represented a success for library users association and our allies. the library backed off of its plan to cut every single 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. hour in the city. that would be 18 branches that are open two or three nights a week. would have been cut every single evening from 9:00, where they re open from 9:00 back to 8:00. it did not fully back off, but it backed off on most of those cuts and that was due to our education and publicity campaign as well as folks signing petitions, sending e-mails and other communications and coming to the library commission immediately preceding last week, june 20th at the june 6th library commission. unfortunately, we still have some serious questions with regard to the library s priorities. first of all, the library s bud