Firearms continuing to be a contributing factor to senseless violence. Not only here in San Francisco but across our country. Even though we have some of the toughest gun laws, there still remains more we can do in terms of Public Safety. There are gaps in our federal and state legislation that San Francisco has yet to address, that a number of other counties in San Francisco have already taken advantage of. Thats why today im introducing legislation that would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales in San Francisco. And require all Stores Transfer to the San FranciscoPolice Department. I want to thank supervisor cohen whos been a strong leader in proposing gun control reforms. It is intended to fill the gaps that exist at the federal and state level and enhance Public Safety. I do believe we need to do everything within our power here inside of city hall. I hear about Public Safety concerns whether its quality of life crimes or violent crimes. Obviously, we cant go out and patrol the streets. What we can do inside the city hall is equally important. I do believe we need to continue to press forward. The first portion of the legislation would require the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales within the city of San Francisco. Including counters and safes, vaults and so forth. Currently no federal or California Law impose a security requirement during business hours. Simply having this evidence of all gun sale and all gun handling within the stores will hopefully deter those are buying guns and ammunitions. As with both of these items, it will give our Law Enforcement personnel Additional Data and resources and tools in order to prosecute crimes and investigate them as well. The second portion would require the electronic transmission of ammunition sales data and transfers weekly to the San FranciscoPolice Department. Over a dozen local jurisdictions in california have already adopted ordinances requiring similar electronic transmission. California currently does not have anything similar in place. I do think the goal here are Pretty Simple and straightforward. To prevent and deter illegal traffic, to make sure our San FranciscoPolice Department continues to have all the tools available to continue to force our Public Safety. Hopefully this package will continue to aid in that progress to deter violence in our neighborhoods and on our streets. Stop people are getting access to guns. The rest i submit. Thank you supervisor farrell. Supervisor kim. Thank you. I look forward to the discussion on inclusionary reform. Im curious as to how looking at reducing develop or obligations will build more Affordable Housing for our city. Today i am making a request to our Comptrollers Office to study and develop a range of option for a citywide Public Toilet program expanding upon the successful tenderloin Pit Stop Program which is piloting with public works. The critical component of what has made this pilot so successful is the regular maintenance and monitoring. Only possible with staffing of our public works program. My first two years in office i heard over and over again that residents needed more Public Restrooms. Not just the green bathrooms that often utilized not for bathroom purposes but became magnets and dangerous activities. Our residents want to that would prevent them from being forced urinate or defecate on the streets. Over the two years, we worked closestly with director muhammad and public works to develop it. Last summer, we were able to launch three pit stops in district six. Over the year, the data that we have collected has shown that they are a tremendous success. On average, everyday, almost 100 people use the three pit stops in the tenderloin. In july of 2015, these three pit stops were utilized 4500 times. Were noticing theres a tremendous increase even over the last two months. An example of one that i will share which is on ellis, right across from glide church in may, we saw 1235 uses. Not only the programs are successful, theyve been utilized as people grow to trust them and learn from them. In the first six months, we found that we were saving 240 gallons of water a month. It led to reduction in request in the neighborhood by over 60 in steam clean ask. These facilities have made our streets cleaner, we collected over 120 bags of garbages. I want to thank and recognize my colleagues for unanimously approving my budget request to make the pit stop permanent in january of this year and expanding a fourth location in the south of market on sixth street. Over the last month, this program has now expanded to supervisor david camposs district and two more pit stops in our district on midmarket and civic center. Even in the last two weeks, were seeing utilizing one of the j. C. Dacoe bathrooms. Number of flushes are tripling. Meaning more people are feeling safe and comfortable using these restrooms because they are monitored and cleaned on a regular basis. We, however, know this is a citywide issue. This isnt limit to district six and nine. We are hearing across the city, not only we need more places for all members of the public, whether they are tourists or families that are shopping, vendors on the streets that arent able to access restrooms, of course the individuals call the streets their home and have nowhere else to go. This can be something to provide dignity for all residents and make streets cleaner. I live in south of market. I walk to work many days. There are not many days when i dont see examples of this or have to step over it. This is something that our city can address with financial support. Today, i am asking the Comptrollers Office to examine the geographic need based on 311 and public works data, propose locationses throughout the city including existing resources that we can utilize. And examine alternatives like the innovative pit stops and the citizens proposed concepts like the pee plant on Market Street a few months ago. Im making this request with supervisor campos and avalos. Access to Public Restrooms is a basic human necessity. No one can stop going to the bathroom. Thats just not a bodily function that we can control and we should not blame individuals on the streets for having to urinate or defecate on the street. We deserve to live and work in a city where we can walk down the streets without stepping over feces or smelling urine. We look forward to having a hearing on this item in the next couple of weeks. The rest i submit. Thank you supervisor kim. Supervisor mar. Thank you colleagues, i have several items on hunger piece and valley fires. Im really hungry right now. Were in the middle of Hunger Action month. This week a number of Community Leaders are going through the snap challenge, the hunger challenge, trying to live off 4. 72 per day. I only have to deal with this for a week. Theres 42,000 san franciscans that live off food stamps everyday. Theres one in four San Francisco san franciscans that are at risk. I wanted to thank the San Francisco marine food bank for challenging us. I wanted to thank project open hand for requiring the leadership of their organization to go through this at least week long experience. Im living off extremely tight food budget. Oatmeal, rice and beans, a positive thing is cooking more at home with my daughter. I think thats a benefit of Building Community and family. Im hungry height now. By the time i i did this last year. My brain stops working about 3 00 p. M. I go to bed hungry everyday and every night. Its a good experience for policy makers like me to do this. I wanted to say, right now the cal fresh snap benefit is about 4. 72 a day. I realize that for me its only a simulated experience, its not the same when i can go back to my regular habit at the end of the week. I still see a value of shipping my own perspective on the issue. Really helping to ease the suffering that many people have everyday. Together, i think with the Food Security task force, the tenderloin and many others, we can raise awareness and mobilize our public and hunger in San Francisco. We as a board pass resolution to end hunger to significantly end it by 2020. Were trying to do that at the budget committee. We need everybody to help us do that. For more information, suggest of how to survive off 4 a day, go to sfmfoodbank. Orghunger challenge 2015. Its opening my eyes. I wanted to say im helping to support an amazing event on september 19th on saturday. Its a third annual piece in the park in district one. It brings together the diverse San Francisco and surrounded communities to unplug and explore activities of peace, joy and happiness in a fun, inspiring and healthy atmosphere. The festival was created in response to the growing concern that we are over stimulated 80t afflicted, i have to admit openly that i have add. Were a tech saturated culture. If you come with us, youll be among some of the best artist, scientists and policy makers in the bay area at this event. The festival is offered free of charge by a coalition. For more information, go to peace in the park sf. Org. Lastly, many people know, thousands of lives have been disrupted and touched by the valley fire thats raging in napa and lake counties. To date, 585 homes have been destroyed and hundreds of other structures have been destroyed as well. The loss is up there include the home of my friend and former aid, peters parents. Many of those affected have lost everything. There are various ways help. To give to the california fire foundation, go to w ww. Cafirefoundation. Org. I wanted to say, i know how devastating home fires can be. In 2000, i lost my home and all of my familys belongs to a fire in the richmond district. My heart goes out to all of the families and residents struggling to get back on their feet. Tricounty bank set up an account to benefit the victims. Anyone like to donate can visit any bank of Tricounty Bank and make a deposit to the valley fire relief fund. The funds will be distributed to people in need through relief agencies and Salvation Army is accepting monetary donations. You can donate online or call 1800sfl army. Thank you supervisor mar. With supervisor kim wish to speak to the hunger challenge. I want to thank supervisor mar for taking leadership of taking up the hunger challenge last year. My was a and including myself have joined ther hunger exactly as well. I have been participating sense yesterday and my entire staff including their families and three children are participating. I do agree with you, it is a really important challenge for policy makers to take on. Im really committed to our Healthy Corner store program and Food Justice Program in the tenderloin. Because of that im shopping locally at our local corner store. Figuring out how i can stretch my budget on 4. 50 a day. Which is something many of our residents are doing here in the city. I want to thank you for doing that. We want to continue to work on this issue. I want to recognize the food bank who is leading this challenge this year. I know what many of us come from families where our parents have immigrated to the United States to better unites. Very proud that San Francisco has always welcomed our immigrant community with open arms. In september 17, 1787, it was the signing of the u. S. Constitution. Back in 12, our city had launched a San Francisco pathways to citizen initiative. Since then, we have reached over one million bay area residents. We trained over 500 volunteers. I want to take some time to recognize and celebrate september 17th as constitution and citizenship day here in San Francisco. With that i submit. Thank you supervisor tang. Supervisor wiener. Thank you madam clerk. Today im introducing a legislation to expedite the approval process for Affordable Housing. Specifically to eliminate the conditional use requirement for any Affordable Housing project that contains 100 affordable units. We all agree that we need significantly more Affordable Housing in San Francisco. It takes way too long to get Affordable Housing projects approved in the city. The conditional use process, which is a very useful process in many context, in the context of getting Affordable Housing built, can at times delay these projects by a year or more adding significant expense as well. We have seen projects that have been delayed through the conditional use process. Its not the best way to proceed. We need more Affordable Housing and it takes way too long to get Affordable Housing built in the city. Legislation will also make it easier to use publicly owned land other than park, space or open space to build Affordable Housing. By eliminating the requirement that publicly owned land be rezoned in order to create affordable house. This is legislation applies only to projects that are Affordable Housing 100 in all the units are Affordable Housing to people making somewhere between zero and 120 of area median income. I look forward to discussion about this and other ways that we can build more Affordable Housing and make it easier, faster and less expensive to do so. I also will be joining supervisor yee in memorial for everett, she passed suddenly and tragically. Was the principal at st. Phillips. A school thats been there for many years. Its a real institution in the community. She was someone who was beloved by the School Community and by the neighborhood. I know that people are in shock that shes gone and well all miss her dearly. Thank you supervisor wiener. Supervisor yee. Thank you madam clerk. I would like to adjourn todays meeting of a principal. She would be sorely missed. Ms. Everett passed away unexpectedly this weekend. Nobody expected this. She is someone who has dedicated her life tirelessly to education. She was a loving and caring person and always made time to get to know each student. Ms. Everett will be missed so much and the st. Phillips community. Our thoughts are with her husband john and her two daughters. Thank you supervisor yee. Supervisor avalos. Supervisor breed. Thank you, i have one in memoriam for ms. Karalee. Kara lee. I want to acknowledge karalee who passed away with her former husband mellee. Ms. Lee was born on december 5, 1941. Mrs. Lee dedicated her life to serving the public by working as an intake nurse at the California Pacific Medical Center for her whole career until she retired in 2007. Outside of work, mrs. Lee was athletically talented. She enjoyed playing tennis and riding on horseback. She had a gift for water color painting. She liked to paint fruits, flowers and vegetables. A loving mother, mrs. Lee is succeeded by her three children and three grandchildren. She will be truly missed. The rest i submit. Thank you madam president. Supervisor campos. Submit. Supervisor christensen. Seeing no other names on the roster. That includes the introduction of new business. At this time, can you please read Public Comment. The public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to two minutes on items, the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. To include the minutes, the items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar, items 27 through 29. Items 1 through 24. Pursuant to the boards rules of board direct remarks to your board as a whole not to individual supervisors. Speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify. If you would would like to display a document on the projector, please clearly state such and remove the document. Okay, thank you. First speaker. Welcome. Thank you members of the board. Im rabbi doug khan, director of the Jewish Community relations council. Pleased to speak on the organized Jewish Community. Honored to be a member of the coalition. We believe in the importance of memory. It will only be confined to the obscure history books. San franciscos Holocaust Memorial was established more than 30 years ago after mayor feinstein appointed a committee. I was privileged to staff that committee at lincoln park. As with this memorial, this one will do precisely the same in honoring memory and shining light on humanity. In honoring the survivors and serving as an opportunity for reconciliation. The effort to establish a monument to comfort women, resonates deeply for the Jewish Community. This is why our community