Same way they have in the past decade. And will talk more about why this is. Make sure we discuss what our response is going to be to this evolving problem. Weekrchers just last published a major scientific report. The report made it clear if we are ever going to get ahead of the problem the Forest Service needs to respond to wildfires in a fundamentally different way. A self reinforcing cycle of counter effective actions. The same keep using tired approaches we have for the last 100 years. We need to make sure we are focused on getting different results. Common sense tells us our response these to be modified now that the problem is different. The Service Report does a great job tell great job summing up what the report needs to do. Altering the current trajectory will require a total system transformation. States thebluntly status quo increases losses we suffer from wildfires and significantly affects the ability to meet the core mission. We need new solutions. My chairg to work with
Thank you, are there any other members of the public for general Public Comment . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed and we are adjourned. [gavel] good afternoon everyone and welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, april 25, 2017. Mdm. Clerk please call roll call thank you read present, cohen, present, farrell, present, fewer present, kim, present, paskinjordan present, ronen present, safai present, genji present, tang present, yee present. Mme. Pres. All members are present. Thank you ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] b thank you everyone. Mme. Clerk any communications . I have none to report colleagues any changes to the march 14, 2017 Meeting Minutes . Seeing none, is there a motion to approve those minutes . Moved by supervisor farrell. Seconded by supervisor tran view. Colleagues can we take that without objection . Without objection those Meeting Minutes will be passed after Public Comments.
This time around. [ laughter ] sorry. Thats okay. Thats all right. We just want to keep them guessing. That will wake em up. Hi, everybody. This is our live weather camera. You saw the view from Treasure Island looking to the west. Now were looking due east at the bay bridge. Temperatures in the 50s and 60s. Its now 64 degrees in oakland. Whoo what a mild start to this last day of the month in which temperatures, take a look at San Francisco, couple of degrees off its average mark, same in concord. San jose youre not at your average peak, either. Oakland you should be at 74 but instead 71. Youll barely feel the difference. 60s with some clearing at the beaches today. Wasnt it gorgeous yesterday at Rockaway Beach . 70s and refreshing around the peninsula jumping up to the mid 80s in morgan hill and in gilroy. Fremont youre at 75. 87 degrees. 60s, 70s and 80s to the north. Looking ahead to the holiday, we have that forecast 18 after the hour but right now lets hand it over to roqui. Than
Earlier, we are as well cautiously optimistic that the details of the term sheet will be appropriately represented in the final Development Agreement. And we look forward to providing a Community Voice to the process and in supporting you in creating an infrastructure of accountability during the implementation phase. As president chiu and supervisor campos both mentioned also, this is a great step forward, but there are many more steps to go before this is all finalized. So, we look forward to partnering with you, the board of supervisors, the Mayors Office, as well as sutter cpmc and prioritizing the needs of community members, including workers such as the nurses of cna in our push for Accessible Health care for Affordable Housing for conscientious transit and traffic planning, and for equitable and sustainable jobs for all san franciscans. Thank you very much. Thank you. Next speaker. Good afternoon, supervisors. My name is emilie lee, im with the Chinese Progressive Association an
Clinic and a part of that is our community of Economic Development clinic which has been providing Legal Assistance to the san franciscans for health care housing, jobs, and justice. Following up what comments have been made during the board discussion and also by my colleagues from the coalition, i want to emphasize that there is a great need for continuing input from in the monitoring and implementation of this agreement from Community Groups and that wisely our Development Agreement ordinance foresees this, envisions this. It specifically has provisions that provide for what are called collateral agreements and it anticipates that people who assigned those agreements will come from Community Coalitions. Those agreements can be signed with the city itself, a particular city office. They can be signed with cpmc. They can be signed with them jointly. I urge you in the fashioning of the Development Agreement to envision a very specific role on select issues for the coalition in terms of