Estate transfer tax, shortterm flip property. When a profit is being made off of the sale. If the resale is within the first year of purchase then the tax will be 24 of the retail price. Within two years, 22 . Three years, 20 . Up to five years at 14 . If you buy property and hold onto it for five years or longer it doesnt impact you at all. The tax also focuses specifically on greedy speculators. It does not apply at all to six categories. Singlefamily homes or condos, Owner Occupied tics or tenancy in commons, new construction, buildings over 30 units. When a Property Owner sells their property at a loss, and lastly, sales to create permanently Affordable Housing. We know that speculation leads to increased housing costs. There have been a number of studies showing that. Also, we know that astronomical housing costs like were facing today in San Francisco is the greatest concern of many san franciscans throughout our city from the rich modxctionv to ~ richmonds and other neighborhoods as well. We need to Work Together to preserve our neighborhood, character and diversity, also to make sure San Francisco is affordable for all. If we pass this measure, we have a fighting chance to accomplish these goals. It will take Grassroots Efforts and unity across our neighborhoods to win in november. I wanted to thank the San Francisco antidisplacement coalition, the antieviction mapping project, Affordable Housing alliance, alliance of californianses for Community Empowerment or aid, [speaker not understood] housing opportunities program, [speaker not understood], central city collaborative, the Chinatown Community development center, ccdc, coalition of Community Housing organizations of [speaker not understood], [speaker not understood], harvey milk lgbt club, [speaker not understood], San Francisco rising coalition, San Francisco tenants union, sda or San Francisco senior and disability action and many, many others. I wanted to also thank nick [speaker not understood] from my staff for spending countless hours building unity among people, addressing different concerns, but really moving this forward in a masterful way. And id like to thank ken fuchioka and Fernando Marti for helping in the process. With strong unity in our neighborhoods we can hopefully addressee vixes and displacement going on in our city. ~ also i wanted to introduce a resolution today supported by supervisors john avalos and david campos. Its to find a balance between our citys Transportation Needs and the safety of drivers, passengers and pedestrians. Its addressing the issue of the rapid increase in the uber lift type vehicleses or transportation companies. The tragic new years eve killing of sixyear old sophia lu but an uber driver and the injuries of her mother and brother is something that is still fresh in our minds. ~ by the incident raised a number of questions about uber and lift Type Companies also known as Transportation Network companies or tncs. I believe the term was coined by our Public Utilities commission a few months ago. Ill have to get used to tncs as the term. But these new types of companies that are providing popular Transportation Services, i use them once in a while as well, are operating in what i would call a wild west of unchecked industry without any controls and regulations where efforts to protect Public Safety and consumer safety. Also as weve seen from a budget Analyst Report, [speaker not understood] carefully rapidly expanding as well as a new industry and business is it the city. Some of the statistics ive seen are in the city we have about 9,000 cab drivers and about 1,856 fulltime cabs on the street, and yet according to the budget Analyst Report i commissioned from june 9, we are seeing a rapid expansion of an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 tnc drivers operating in San Francisco. So, its a Huge Industry thats expanding. And last week our budget and legislative analyst, the report that they competed, also detailed a number of risks that are raised by this expansion of this industry, and it followed a march 6 hearing on tncs where we heard from some experts, but also some in our communities. The bra Analyst Report and findings are really important. They recommended that or they pointed out San Francisco taxis are required to do significant extensive background checks, safety checks, training courses to maintain low fares, and especially to serve Vulnerable People like persons with disabilities as well as, but there isnt a comparative balance with the uber type tncs and they can exploit this to providing unfair advantage at times. The existing uber type tnc companies are also not required to charge predictable fares, be accessible to persons with disabilities, and arent required to demand more extensive background checks for drivers for Public Safety reasons. And this is leading to what i would call and the budget analyst found the price gouging found last week in munis stick out or denying People Service with animals. Its not okay for uber to put people at risk without strong safety precautions or deny service to people with disabilities. For today im putting forward this resolution. It will urge our states Public Utilities commission to quickly take stronger action to further regulate the tnc services and require the mta to develop an action plan to enforce these stronger regulations that are coming through state legislation and through the states Public Utilities commission. The resolution is urging our Public Utilities commission to establish more stringent safety regulations including annual vehicle inspections conducted by third parties and driver background checks using state and federal criminal history databases, to, to create more comprehensive insurance requirement, three to restrict the number of consecutive hours that a tnc driver may work and, four, requirements fully accessible to persons with disabilities. It also directs the mta to report on the action plan steps necessary to establish tnc regulations or locally enforce states Public Utilities commission regulations. Lastly, this is about ensuring that all of our Transportation Services are safe and accessible for everyone in our city of San Francisco. We dont need to trade our safety to get good service for transportation in our city. Again, id like to thank our cosponsors supervisor avalos and campos and peter in my office for put thing together. Thank you. The rest i submit. Thank you, supervisor mar. Supervisor wiener. Thank you, madam clerk. Colleagues, today im introducing legislation that will do two things. First, it will provide our Public Utilities commission with the right of first refusal to be the power provider for allnew development in San Francisco, and second, it will generate funds due to that increase in retail customers for the power enterprise to invest in the pucs Power Infrastructure including our long neglected street light system as well as other infrastructure such as mountain tunnel. The power enterprise has been providing power in San Francisco for about 100 years. We are relying on the power right now as we sit here in city hall. So, if San Francisco general hospital, San Francisco international airport, fire stations, libraries, police stations and so forth. This is a reliable source of energy. In addition, it is 100 Clean Renewable Energy being hydroelectric power. This is the direction we should be going in terms of expanding clean energy in our city. Unfortunately, the power enterprise, unlike its sister agencies, the Water Department and the sewer department, has a very, very small customer base. The puc does a great job both in water and Sewer Services to a broad segment of San Francisco, but the power enterprise is very limited, providing for the most part Municipal Energy to city departments as well as the School District and city college. These rates are basically at cost and the puc power enterprise very much needs retail customers in order to generate funds to meet its infrastructure needs. Right now the significant amount of hydroelectric power with the power enterprise does not sell at retail. Its sold onto the wholesale market at a much lower rate. By increasing the Power Enterprises retail customer pool, i. E. , giving it the first right of refusal for allnew development in San Francisco, residential office, et cetera, by providing that increased retail customer base, the puc will generate significantly more revenue for every ten megawatts, megawatt hours of electricity that it sells at retail, 4 million will be generated. Those funds will then be reinvested. We know that our street light system is not doing well. The puc owns and operates 25,000 street lights, many of them are in a state of disrepair, significant deferred maintenance. We have very, very large street light needs. The puc also has significant infrastructure deficits in terms of its up system infrastructure. Its total infrastructure needs are pushing a billion dollars and this Clean Energy Plan in addition to increasing clean energy in San Francisco will allow the agency to begin to address its very large infrastructure requirements. So, i look forward to moving this legislation forward, and i look forward to asking for your support. The rest i submit. Thank you, supervisor wiener. Supervisor yee. Submit . Supervisor avalos. Thank you, madam clerk. Just a couple of item for introduction. See if i can pull this all together. [speaker not understood] is our City Attorney request to draft an ordinance to authorize the implementation of fullService Partnerships for individuals with mentor [speaker not understood] who meet the criteria established by california welfare and institutions codes, sections 5 53 4553 495 laurel law making a finding that this authorization will not result in a reduction of [speaker not understood] and Mental Health program. This submission strikes out the court bureaucracy due to the proposed assisted outpatient treatment policy that will be before us later this month. The new motion would instead guarantee Mental Health treatment for those who are Mental Health system has traditionally failed. The mission moved away from the politics that often surrounds the most disabled san franciscans including disportion atly africanamerican and latino residents struggling with Mental Health illness. The measure also addresses what family members want most for the children for the children struggling with Mental Health issues and those are services. Services are also what consumer want for themselves. Under the proposed ordinance clients who qualify would be connected with a range of wrap around services called a fullService Partnership. The ordinance would eliminate the [speaker not understood] and Court Process for requiring treatment and services. It would create instead a pathway to treatment that would allow family members to petition the department of Public Health directly for services for their loved ones. Consumers who qualify for the full Service Partnerships program will be guaranteed services instead of having to navigate a complicated Court Process to get those services. First Service Partnership is wrap around services recognized by the state as best practices and proved ento be client centered and empowering for clients. They also work to reduce homelessness, hospitalization, arrests, and ultimately to save the city money. I look forward to our conversation here at the board about how we can move this forward and looking forward to our discussions. My next item is a resolution that is in support of the city of richmonds control and [speaker not understood] reduction program. Trying to support many households under water in that area. We have a part in San Francisco where households are also under water. The city of richmond has been struggling to create their [speaker not understood] reduction program. They need a majority vote and thats not been able to do what some of the pressures of councilmember in city of richmond. The joint powers of authority is a pathway, in the state of california the pathway they are choosing. I asked the City Attorney to draft legislation to [speaker not understood] powers of authority so we can join that partnership and support many of the households including San Francisco who are struggling with even with the economy the way it is right now with under water mortgages. So, the resolution we have before us is for adoption [speaker not understood] reference calendar. I want to make sure we can actually provide richmond with some support as they are facing critical decisions about their Program Moving Forward in july and having a resolution that supports the intent of the board of supervisors to perhaps join the jpa, will give them some cover to make some difficult decisions in richmond and the county of contra costa county. The rest, colleague, i will submit. Thank you, supervisor avalos. Supervisor breed. Thank you. I have one item today that i want to talk about, but first i just want to acknowledge i appreciate the housing balanced proposal introduced by supervisor kim. I know many of us on this board are frustrated and we dont feel that enough is being done to strike a balance and to deal with our Affordable Housing crises in the city. And many of us have taken steps to address this issue. And i just want to talk a little bit about what my concerns are with the proposed legislation. Im looking forward to a discussion with the board in order to come to some sort of resolution, but i do have a real concern. And i want to just start by explaining that market rate construction provides the much needed monies that we use for Affordable Housing. So, if we ashe trayerly restrict new construction, it means less funding for Affordable Housing and fewer homes for San Francisco of all income ranges. ~ arbitrarily im not sure under the proposal we would have less funding to do that. We already experience significant delays as it relates to building Affordable Housing in our city. In my district alone, we have empty lots that are available for Affordable Housing, specifically we just extended a lease with proxy for a lot located on hayes and octavia because we are not prepared to build the Affordable Housing for that particular lot. There is also another lot located on fell and octavia boulevard. This is slayedthed for Affordable Housing. We dont anticipate completing those projects for years to come. Those are new potential Affordable Housing projects and we currently do not have enough money or resources necessary to build those housing. The money has to come from somewhere. It comes from a lot of different sources, but one of the most reliable sources has been development and has been the development of market rate units, which help to offset the cost of Affordable Housing. This proposal, i think, will reroute all of the potential Affordable Housing funds to new development and i also have an issue with the fact that we have developments in my district in particular that need to be rehabilitated. There are a lot of different layers to Affordable Housing. Specifically, theres Public Housing, yes, and there