# Board of Supervisors Agenda: December 16, 2002

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Full Board Agendas

 Board of Supervisors

 City and County of San Francisco

 Legislative Chamber - Second Floor

 City Hall,1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place

 San Francisco, CA 94102-4689

 AGENDA

Monday, December 16, 2002

2:00 PM

Regular Meeting

TOM AMMIANO, PRESIDENT
CHRIS DALY, BEVAN DUFTY, MATT GONZALEZ, TONY HALL,
FIONA MA, SOPHIE MAXWELL, JAKE McGOLDRICK,
GAVIN NEWSOM, AARON PESKIN, GERARDO SANDOVAL

Gloria L. Young, Clerk of the Board

 ROLL
 CALL AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

 APPROVAL
 OF MEETING MINUTES

 Motion
 to approve the November 25, 2002 Meeting Minutes.

 AGENDA
 CHANGES

 COMMUNICATIONS

 Note: Each item on the Consent or Regular agenda may include the following
 documents:

 1) Legislation

 2) Budget Analyst report

 3) Legislative Analyst report

 4) Department or Agency cover letter and/or report

 5) Public correspondence

 These items will be available for review at City Hall, Room 244, Reception
 Desk.

 CONSENT
 AGENDA

 All matters listed hereunder
 constitute a Consent Agenda, are considered to be routine by the Board of
 Supervisors and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the Board.
 There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the
 Board so requests, in which event the matter shall be removed from the Consent
 Agenda and considered as a separate item.

 Items
 1 through 2

 Recommendation
 of the Health and Human Services Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Daly, Maxwell

 1.
 021840

 [Promote mental health, reduce
 youth violence and substance abuse in the Mission District/Bayview Hunters
 Point]
 Supervisor Daly

 Resolution authorizing the San Francisco
 Department of Public Health (SFDPH) to accept and expend retroactively a
 new federal grant in the amount of $100,000 from the Department of Justice
 Drug-Free Communities Support Program (DOJ) for the YouthPOWER 2 project
 and to enter into an agreement for the use of these funds; for the period
 of October 1, 2002 to September 30, 2003. (Public Health Department)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 Recommendation of the Rules and Audits Committee

Present: Supervisors Hall, Gonzalez

 2.
 021829
 [Settlement of Lawsuit]

 Ordinance authorizing settlement
 of the lawsuit filed by the City and County of San Francisco against Nonprofits’
 Insurance Alliance of California for receipt of an aggregate amount of $26,380.14
 from Nonprofits’ Insurance Alliance of California; the City and County of
 San Francisco filed the lawsuit on March 29, 2002 in San Francisco Superior
 Court (Case No. 406-211). (City Attorney)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/9/2002, PASSED, ON FIRST READING.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 Questions
 on the Consent Agenda are on final passage, first reading, or adoption,
 as indicated:______________________________________________

 REGULAR
 AGENDA

 UNFINISHED
 BUSINESS

 Recommendations
 of the Finance Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Peskin, Maxwell

 3.
 020663
 [Extension of Sunset Clause -
 Utilization of Bid/RFP Process for Awarding of Parking Authority Leases
 and Management Contracts]

 Ordinance amending Section 17.11
 (a) of the San Francisco Administrative Code to extend the authorization
 of the Parking Authority and the Municipal Transportation Agency to utilize
 a Bid/RFP process for the awarding of all leases and management agreements
 for the use or operation of parking facilities; the Department shall report
 to the Board by June 1, 2003, on the development and use of performance
 measures. (Parking and Traffic Department)

 12/9/2002, PASSED ON FIRST READING.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 4.
 021339
 [Financial Information Privacy]

 Supervisors Peskin, Daly, Maxwell,
 McGoldrick

 Ordinance amending the San Francisco
 Business and Tax Regulations Code to enact a new Article 20 to provide for
 the protection of private financial information.

 12/9/2002, PASSED ON FIRST READING. Supervisors
 Maxwell and McGoldrick requested to be added as co-sponsors.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 Recommendation
 of the Health and Human Services Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Daly, Maxwell

 5.
 021645
 [Pet Guardian - Definition and
 Duties]
 Supervisors Gonzalez, Daly, Maxwell

 Ordinance amending Part II, Chapter
 V, Article 1 of the San Francisco Municipal Code (Health Code) by amending
 Section 41, to add the definition of "Guardian", and amending Sections 41.4,
 41.5.1, 41.6, 41.7, 41.8, 41.10, 41.11, 41.12, 41.16, 41.19, 41.20, 41.22,
 41.24, 42.2, and 42.3 to add the term "Guardian" where the term "Owner"
 is referenced.

 12/9/2002, PASSED ON FIRST READING.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 Recommendation
 of the Public Works and Public Protection Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Sandoval, Gonzalez

 6.
 021814
 [Repealing local assault weapons
 prohibition]
 Supervisors Gonzalez, Peskin,
 Maxwell

 Ordinance repealing Article 35A of
 the City and County of San Francisco Police Code, relating to the possession,
 sale, or transfer of assault weapons, in light of subsequent legislation
 by the State of California to regulate the possession, sale, transfer, manufacture,
 importation, distribution, and transportation of assault weapons.

 12/9/2002, PASSED ON FIRST READING.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 Recommendation
 of the Rules and Audits Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Hall, Gonzalez, Sandoval

 7.
 021723
 [Appointment]

 Resolution appointing Karin Hu, Joan
 Roughgarden, Edward Conner, Carol Arnold, Paul Castleman, Charlotte Hill,
 Mary McAllister, Jack Laws, Matthew Sniffen, and Patrick Skain, terms ending
 December 1, 2003 to the Citizens Advisory Committee for Natural Areas Program
 (NAPCAC).

 Karin Hu, new position, seat 1, must
 be knowledgeable in issues related to natural areas, including environmental
 interest advocacy; academic ecology; open space restoration; and water and
 soil erosion. The term shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee
 sunsets unless otherwise extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Joan Roughgarden, new position, seat 2, must be knowledgeable in issues
 related to natural areas, including environmental interest advocacy; academic
 ecology; open space restoration; and water and soil erosion. The term shall
 expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless otherwise extended
 by the Board of Supervisors.

 Edward Conner, new position, seat 3, must be knowledgeable in issues related
 to natural areas, including environmental interest advocacy; academic ecology;
 open space restoration; and water and soil erosion. The term shall expire
 on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless otherwise extended
 by the Board of Supervisors.

 Carol Arnold, new position, seat 4, must be knowledgeable in issues related
 to natural areas, including environmental interest advocacy; academic ecology;
 open space restoration; and water and soil erosion. The term shall expire
 on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless otherwise extended
 by the Board of Supervisors.

 Paul Castleman, new position, seat 5, must be interested in access to and
 use of public parks and open space, including: recreational uses; persons
 interested in trees and plants in public parks and open space; youth activities;
 and representation of neighborhoods that contain public parks and open space.
 The term shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless
 otherwise extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Charlotte Hill, new position, seat 6, must be interested in access to and
 use of public parks and open space, including: recreational uses; persons
 interested in trees and plants in public parks and open space; youth activities;
 and representation of neighborhoods that contain public parks and open space.
 The term shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless
 otherwise extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Mary McAllister, new position, seat 7, must be interested in access to and
 use of public parks and open space, including: recreational uses; persons
 interested in trees and plants in public parks and open space; youth activities;
 and representation of neighborhoods that contain public parks and open space.
 The term shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless
 otherwise extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Jack Laws, new position, seat 8, must be interested in access to and use
 of public parks and open space, including: recreational uses; persons interested
 in trees and plants in public parks and open space; youth activities; and
 representation of neighborhoods that contain public parks and open space.
 The term shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless
 otherwise extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Matthew Sniffen, new position, seat 9, must be appointed at large. The term
 shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless otherwise
 extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 Patrick Skain, new position, seat 10, must be appointed at large. The term
 shall expire on December 1, 2003 when the Committee sunsets unless otherwise
 extended by the Board of Supervisors.

 12/9/2002, CONTINUED. Continued to December 16,
 2002

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 Recommendation
 of Transportation and Commerce Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors McGoldrick, Ammiano, Daly

 8.
 021643
 [Electric Personal Assistive Mobility
 Devices (Segway)]
 Supervisors Daly, Peskin, Ammiano,
 McGoldrick, Gonzalez, Maxwell

 Ordinance amending the San Francisco
 Traffic Code by banning the operation of electric personal assistive mobility
 devices (Segway) on all sidewalks in the City and County of San Francisco
 and in public transit stations and public transit vehicles.

 11/25/2002, PASSED ON FIRST READING. Supervisor
 Gonzalez requested to be added as a co-sponsor.

 12/9/2002, CONTINUED. Supervisor Maxwell requested
 to be added as a co-sponsor. Continued to December 16, 2002

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be FINALLY PASSED?

 NEW
 BUSINESS

 Recommendations
 of the Finance Committee

 Present:
 Supervisors Peskin, Daly

 9.
 021504

 [Prevailing rate of wage and displaced
 worker protection for workers employed in public off-street parking lots,
 garages, or storage facilities for automobiles on property owned or leased

 Supervisors Daly, Ammiano, Peskin

 Ordinance adding Section 21.25-2
 to the Administrative Code to require that workers employed in public off-street
 parking lots, garages, or storage facilities for automobiles on property
 owned or leased by the City and County of San Francisco be paid the prevailing
 rate of wage and that such workers will have job protection with the successor
 contractor for a transition period after a lease, management agreement or
 other contractual arrangement is terminated.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be PASSED ON FIRST READING?

 10.
 021914

 [Laguna Honda Replacement Project]

 Supervisor Hall

 Ordinance authorizing the Director
 of Public Works (Director) to issue a competitive request for proposals
 (RFP) for the services of a Construction Manager-At-Risk (CM-at-Risk) for
 the Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement Project, and to award a contract for
 such services based on best qualifications; further authorizing the Director
 to modify and approve the assignment of the City’s current professional
 services contract for construction management services with Turner Construction
 Company/Cooper Pugeda Management, Inc., a joint venture (Turner/CPM, JV)
 to Cooper Pugeda Management, Inc. (CPM); and to permit Turner Construction
 Company to participate in the RFP for the services of a CM-at-Risk.

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be PASSED ON FIRST READING?

 11.
 021324

 [Airport Concession Lease]

 Resolution approving the Domestic
 Terminals Automated Teller Machine Lease A between Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
 and the City and County of San Francisco, acting by and through its Airport
 Commission. (Airport Commission)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 12.
 021974

 [Issuance of Clean Water Revenue
 Bonds, 2003 Refunding Series A]

 Resolution approving the issuance
 of not to exceed $462,660,000 aggregate principal amount of Clean Water
 Revenue Bonds, 2003 Refunding Series A to be issued by the Public Utilities
 Commission of the City and County of San Francisco; provided that issuance
 of the bonds would result in net debt service savings of at least 3 percent
 or $12,028,350; and authorizing the taking of appropriate actions in connection
 therewith and related matters. (Public Utilities Commission)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 13.
 021878

 [Lease of City Owned Real Property]

 Resolution authorizing the lease
 of 2,686 sq. ft. of space at the Main Library to the Friends and Foundation
 of the San Francisco Public Library. (Real Estate Department)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 14.
 021882

 [Lease of City Owned Real Property]

 Resolution authorizing the lease
 of 387 sq. ft. of space at the Main Library to the Friends and Foundation
 of the San Francisco Public Library for the operation of a bookstore. (Real
 Estate Department)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 15.
 021920

 [HOME Program Funds]
 Mayor

 Resolution approving amendments to
 procedures for allocating federal home program funds. (Mayor)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 Recommendation
 of the Health and Human Services Committee

 Present: Supervisors
 Daly, Maxwell

 16.
 021841

 [Behavioral Health Treatment for
 Homeless]
 Supervisor Daly

 Resolution authorizing the San Francisco
 Department of Public Health (SFDPH) to accept and expend $599,769 for the
 first year of a three year grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
 Services Administration (SAMHSA) to provide behavioral health services for
 formerly homeless persons living at supportive housing sites in San Francisco
 and to enter into an agreement for the use of these funds; for the period
 of September 30, 2002 to September 29, 2003. (Public Health Department)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 SPECIAL
 ORDER 3:00 P.M.

 17.
 021993
 [Board of Supervisors Seniority]

 Lottery to determine the seniority
 of the new members of the Board of Supervisors. (Clerk of the Board)

 (Pursuant to Board of Supervisors
 Rule 6.21.)

 Action: _____________________________________________

 SPECIAL
 ORDER 3:00 P.M.

 Board
 of Supervisors Sitting as a Committee of the Whole

 18.
 021935
 [Hearing - Acquisition of Property
 by Eminent Domain]

 Hearing of persons interested in
 or objecting to proposed resolution authorizing the acquisition of portions
 of Lot 24 in Assessor’s Block 5474, located at Keith Street and LeConte
 Avenue, and adjacent portions of Keith Street and LeConte Avenue by eminent
 domain, for the construction of a substation for the Third Street Light
 Rail Project. (Clerk of the Board)

 (Companion measure to Files 021904,
 021917.)

 12/9/2002, CONTINUED. Continued to December 16,
 2002

 Action:___________________________

 Pursuant to Government
 Code Section 65009, notice is hereby given: If you challenge the above matter
 in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone
 else raised at the public hearing described above, or in written correspondence
 delivered to the Board of Supervisors, (1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place,
 Room 244; San Francisco, CA 94102-4689) at, or prior to, the public hearing.

 Committee
 of the Whole Rise and Report Without Recommendation

 19.
 021917
 [Acquisition of Property by Eminent
 Domain]
 Supervisor Maxwell

 Resolution authorizing the acquisition
 of portions of Lot 24 in Assessor’s Block 5474, located at Keith Street
 and LeConte Avenue, and adjacent portions of Keith Street and LeConte Avenue,
 by eminent domain, for the construction of a substation for the Third Street
 Light Rail Project.

 (Fiscal impact.)

 12/9/2002, CONTINUED. Continued to December 16,
 2002

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 COMMITTEE
 REPORTS

 Reports from committees,
 if any, recommending emergency or urgent measures.

 From
 Health and Human Services Committee

 The following
 item will be considered by the Health and Human Services Committee at a
 Special Meeting on Monday, December 16, 2002, at 10:00 a.m. The Chair intends
 to request the Committee send the following item to the Board as a committee
 report.

 20.
 020716
 [Settlement of lawsuit and, as
 part of the settlement, amending the Rent Control Ordinance]
 Supervisor Ammiano

 Ordinance authorizing settlement
 of the lawsuit filed by residential landlords against the City and County
 of San Francisco to invalidate Proposition H passed in the November 2000
 general election, concerning the pass through of capital improvement costs
 by landlords to tenants; the lawsuit was filed on November 22, 2000, in
 San Francisco Superior Court, Case No. 316-928 entitled Quigg v. City and
 County of San Francisco, et al.; and, as part of the settlement, amending
 the Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Ordinance (Administrative
 Code Chapter 37) regarding permissible passthrough of bond costs from landlords
 to tenants by providing for 50% passthrough of the change in the landlord’s
 property tax resulting from the repayment of general obligation bonds of
 the City and County of San Francisco approved by the voters in the future;
 and regarding permissible passthrough from landlords to residential tenants
 of certain costs for capital improvements, rehabilitation, energy conservation
 improvements, and renewable energy improvements, by codifying and expanding
 existing amortization schedules, by establishing specified maximum annual
 passthroughs at 5% of a tenant’s base rent for properties with five or fewer
 units and at 10% of a tenant’s base rent for properties with six or more
 units, by capping certification for work and improvements on properties
 with six or more residential units at 50% of landlord costs unless the tenant
 elects 100% passthrough of costs with a lifetime rent increase cap of 15%
 of base rent, by lengthening the amortization period from 10 years to 20
 years for certain improvements required by law (including certain seismic
 improvements to unreinforced masonry buildings), by providing tenants and
 the Rent Board with pre-application notice of large projects, by providing
 that each petition totaling more than $25,000 must pay the cost of an estimator
 hired by the Rent Board unless the applicant provides copies of competitive
 bids received or copies of time and materials billing, by providing for
 the Commission on the Environment to conduct hearings and recommend new
 passthrough provisions encouraging energy conservation improvements and
 renewable energy improvements, and by expanding the provisions for tenant
 hardship applications for relief from such passthroughs by providing that
 a tenant can file such an application at any time instead of only at the
 time the passthrough is originally approved. This Ordinance amends Sections
 37.2, 37.3, and 37.7, and 37.8B, with most provisions operative May 1, 2002
 or 60 days prior to passage of this Ordinance on Second Reading by the Board
 of Supervisors, whichever is later.

 (12/9/02 in Board: Supervisor Ammiano
 submitted a substitute ordinance bearing new title.)

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be PASSED ON FIRST READING?

 21.
 ROLL
 CALL FOR INTRODUCTIONS

 Roll call for introduction
 of ordinances, resolutions, charter amendments, requests for hearings, letters
 of inquiry, and letters of request to the City Attorney.

 22.
 PUBLIC
 COMMENT

 An opportunity for members of
 the public to directly address the Board on items of interest to the public
 that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Board, including
 items being considered today which have not been considered by a Board committee
 and excluding items which have been considered by a Board committee. Members
 of the public may address the Board for up to three minutes. Each member
 of the public will be allotted the same number of minutes to speak, except
 that public speakers using translation assistance will be allowed to testify
 for twice the amount of the public testimony time limit. If simultaneous
 translation services are used, speakers will be governed by the public testimony
 time limit applied to

 Recommendation of Finance Committee

Present: Supervisors Peskin, Maxwell

 23.
 021893
 [Settlement of Lawsuit]
 Supervisors Maxwell, McGoldrick

 Ordinance authorizing settlement
 of the lawsuit filed by the City and County of San Francisco, on behalf
 of the People of California, against the Williams Energy Companies; the
 lawsuit entitled People v. Dynegy, et al. was filed on January 18, 2001,
 and has been consolidated as Wholesale Electricity Antitrust Cases I & II
 in the United States District Court, Southern District of California, Case
 Nos. 02 CV 0990-RHW, CV 02-1000-RHW, 02 CV-1001 RHW; which settlement provides
 a modification of the long-term contracts between the State of California
 and Williams, transfer to the City and County of San Francisco of four electric
 generating turbines for use within the City, payment of approximately $19
 million to assist with siting and developing electric generating equipment
 in San Francisco and elsewhere; and payment to City and County of San Francisco
 of $500,000 for attorney’s fees and other expenses of litigation.

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/9/2002, CONTINUED. Continued to December 16,
 2002 in Closed Session Supervisor McGoldrick requested to be added as a
 co-sponsor.

 Question: Shall
 this Ordinance be PASSED ON FIRST READING?

 CLOSED
 SESSION

 CONFERENCE
 WITH CITY ATTORNEY

 Existing
 Litigation - City as Plaintiff

 Motion that the Board
 of Supervisors convene in closed session with the City Attorney, under the
 provisions of Government Code Section 54956.9 (a) and Administrative Code
 Section 67.8 (3), for the purpose of conferring with, or receiving advice
 from, the City Attorney, regarding the proposed settlement listed above.

 After a closed session,
 if one occurs, the President shall (1) request the Deputy City Attorney
 to identify the subjects discussed in the closed session, and (2) direct
 the Clerk of the Board to report the vote taken on any motion in the closed
 session.

 [Elect To Disclose]

 Motion that the Board finds it is in the public interest to disclose information
 discussed in closed session, and directs the President immediately to disclose
 that information.

 [Elect Not to Disclose]

 Motion that the Board finds that it is in the best interest of the public
 that the Board elect at this time not to disclose its closed session deliberations
 concerning the anticipated litigation listed above.

 FOR
 ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE REFERENCE

 These measures are introduced
 for adoption without committee reference. A unanimous vote is required for
 adoption of a resolution today. Any Supervisor may require any resolution
 to go to committee.

 Items
 24 through 38

 24.
 022000

 [Authorize to accept and expend
 gift of $1,000.00 from First Baptist Church]
 Supervisor Newsom

 Resolution authorizing the City and
 County to accept and expend a gift in the amount of $1,000.00 from the first
 Baptist Church for Emergency Services.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 25.
 022001

 [Urge City of Sacramento to overturn
 decision regarding sidewalks]
 Supervisor Peskin

 Resolution urging the City of Sacramento
 to withdraw its petition to the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn a
 decision finding that access to sidewalks is within the program access requirements
 of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 26.
 022002

 [Urge DPT and SF County Transportation
 Authority to work in collaboration for the installation of pedestrian countdown
 signals]
 Supervisor Newsom

 Resolution urging the Department
 of Parking and Traffic and the San Francisco County Transportation Authority
 to work in collaboration in order to secure new funding streams necessary
 to jointly contribute toward the long-term safety gains by installing pedestrian
 countdown signals at the remaining 500 signalized intersections in the City
 and County of San Francisco.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 27.
 022003

 [Authorize application to permit
 Mortgage Credit Certificates and Mortgage Revenue Bonds]
 Supervisor Newsom

 Resolution authorizing an application
 to the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee to permit the issuance
 of Mortgage Certificates and Mortgage Revenue Bonds.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 28.
 022004

 [Commending participants of Crocker
 Amazon Playground Build Day]
 Supervisor Sandoval

 Resolution commending all of the
 community members, organizations, and businesses who helped make the November
 2, 2002 Crocker Amazon Playground Build Day a success.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 29.
 022005

 [Authorizing Peninsula Corridor
 Joint Powers Board to increase Grant Anticipation Note Program]
 Supervisor Maxwell

 Resolution authorizing the Peninsula
 Corridor Joint Powers Board to increase the Grant Anticipation Note Program
 by $231,000,000 in principal amount resulting in a total authorized aggregate
 principal amount of $453,500,000 outstanding at any one time.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 30.
 022006

 [Urge Pretrial Diversion Program
 50 hours of community service for first time graffiti offenders]
 Supervisor Hall

 Resolution urging the Executive Director
 of the Pretrial Diversion program to recommend to the courts at least 50
 hours of community service for first time graffiti vandalism offenders.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 31.
 022007

 [Wishing Stan Warren well in his
 recovery]
 Supervisors Ammiano, Newsom

 Resolution wishing Stan Warren well
 in his recovery from surgery.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 32.
 022008

 [Urge Pacific Bell to contract
 with responsible janitorial contractor]
 Supervisor Ammiano

 Resolution urging SBC Pacific Bell
 to join the rest of San Francisco’s responsible corporations by contracting
 with a responsible janitorial contractor immediately in order to ensure
 their cleaning companies pay decent wages, provide affordable family health
 coverage, and respect workers’ freedom to form a union.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 33.
 022009

 [MOU between CCSF and US Department
 of Energy for the implementation of the City’s renewable energy]
 Supervisor Ammiano

 Resolution approving the signing
 of a Memorandum of Understanding between the City and County of San Francisco
 (CCSF) and the United States Department of Energy Seattle Office (DOE) to
 obtain support from DOE for the implementation of the City’s renewable energy,
 energy efficiency and distributed generation goals, and to authorize the
 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and the San Francisco
 Department of the Environment (SFE) to administer and act co-leads for this
 agreement between CCSF and DOE.

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 34.
 022010

 [Commending UCSF]
 Supervisor Maxwell

 Resolution commending UCSF for its
 leadership, innovation, and commitment to removing mercury from our environment.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Resolution be ADOPTED?

 35.
 022014

 [Directing Clerk of the Board
 to provide public notice of budgetary decisions]
 Supervisor Ammiano

 Motion directing the Clerk of the
 Board of Supervisors to take specified actions to facilitate public notice
 of budgetary decisions by the Board of Supervisors causing the closure of,
 or affecting the level of medical service provided at, health care facilities
 of the City and County of San Francisco.

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Motion be ADOPTED?

 36.
 021994

 [Needle Exchange Emergency]
 Supervisors Ammiano, Newsom,
 Daly, Peskin, McGoldrick, Maxwell

 Motion concurring in the determination
 of the Mayor for the continued need for the declaration of emergency in
 connection with the needle exchange program. (Clerk of the Board)

 12/9/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Motion be ADOPTED?

 37.
 022016

 [Final Map for an 84 Unit Residential/Commercial
 Condominium Project]

 Motion approving Final Map of Hawthorne
 Place, a Residential/Commercial Condominium Project, being a subdivision
 of Lot 92 in Assessor’s Block No. 3750, and adopting findings pursuant to
 Planning Code Section 101.1. (Public Works Department)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient; DPW
 Order No. 173,854; District 6.)

 12/10/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Motion be ADOPTED?

 38.
 022017

 [Final Map for a 14 Unit Live/Work
 Condominium Project]

 Motion approving Final Map of 239
 8th Street, a Live/Work Condominium Project, being a subdivision of Lot
 161, Assessor’s Block No. 3730, and adopting findings pursuant to Planning
 Code Section 101.1. (Public Works Department)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient; DPW
 Order No. 173,736; District 6.)

 12/10/2002, REFERRED FOR ADOPTION WITHOUT COMMITTEE
 REFERENCE AGENDA AT THE NEXT BOARD MEETING.

 Question: Shall
 this Motion be ADOPTED?

 Questions
 on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Agenda:_________________________________________

 39.
 IMPERATIVE
 AGENDA

 Resolution(s), if any,
 to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph
 M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions
 to be considered, the Board must first adopt the Serious Injury Finding
 or the Purely Commendatory Finding and the Brown Act Finding.Each motion
 requires 8 votes or a unanimous 6 or 7. A unanimous vote is required for
 the resolution(s).

 [Serious Injury Finding]

 Motion that the Board find that for the resolution(s) being considered at
 this time "the need to take action is so imperative as to threaten serious
 injury to the public interest if action is deferred to a later meeting."

 [Purely Commendatory
 Finding]

 Motion that the Board find that the resolution(s) being considered at this
 time are purely commendatory.

 [Brown Act Finding]

 Motion that the Board find by roll call vote that for the resolutions being
 considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the
 need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San
 Francisco after the agenda was posted.

 [Imperative Resolutions,
 if any]

 OFF-AGENDA
 LEGISLATION

 PROPOSED
 ORDINANCES

 Proposed
 ordinances received from December 5, 2002 through noon on December 11, 2002,
 for reference by President to appropriate committee on December 16, 2002.

 021986
 [Settlement of Litigation]

 Ordinance authorizing settlement
 of litigation by the City and County of San Francisco against Haruo Abe
 by accepting the total amount of $21,250 plus interest as provided in the
 settlement and Mutual Release and directing its attorney to sign the dismissal
 with prejudice of the subject litigation upon completion of all of the terms
 of the settlement agreement. (Treasurer-Tax Collector)

 (No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/10/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Rules and
 Audits Committee.

 021987
 [Settlement of Litigation]

 Ordinance authorizing settlement
 of litigation by the City and County of San Francisco against Hartford Properties,
 a California Corporation and Helen Parduhn Marshall, individuals by accepting
 the total amount of $25,000 directing its attorney to sign the Payment Agreement,
 Settlement and Release. (Treasurer-Tax Collector)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/10/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Rules and
 Audits Committee.

 PROPOSED
 RESOLUTIONS

 Proposed
 resolutions received from December 5, 2002 through noon on December 11,
 2002, for reference by President to appropriate committee on December 16,
 2002.

 021981
 [Stop Intersections]

 Resolution designating certain intersections
 as "STOP" intersections.

 STOP SIGNS - ESTABLISH

 Avila and Beach Streets, stopping Beach Street at Avila Street, making this
 intersection an all-way STOP.

 34th Avenue and Rivera Street, stopping 34th Avenue at Rivera Street, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 28th Avenue and Ulloa Street, stopping 28th Avenue at Ulloa Street, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 46th Avenue and Ortega Street, stopping 46th Avenue at Ortega Street, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 42nd Avenue and Ortega Street, stopping 42nd Avenue at Ortega Street, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 44th Avenue and Ortega Street, stopping Ortega Street at 44th Avenue, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 Italy Avenue and Lisbon Street, stopping Lisbon Street at Italy Avenue,
 making this intersection an all-way STOP.

 Huron Street and Lawrence Avenue, stopping Huron Street at Lawrence Avenue,
 making this intersection an all-way STOP.

 43rd Avenue and Ortega Street, stopping 43rd Avenue at Ortega Street, making
 this intersection an all-way STOP.

 23rd Avenue and Kirkham Street, stopping Kirkham Street at 23rd Avenue,
 making this intersection an all-way STOP. (Parking and Traffic Department)

 (12/3/03: Categorically exempt from
 Environmental Review Class 1(c)(9) changes in the traffic and parking regulations
 where such changes do not establish a higher speed limit or result in more
 than a negligible increase in the use of the street; DPT Order No. 2538;
 No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/5/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Transportation
 and Commerce Committee.

 021982
 [Traffic Regulations, Various
 Streets]

 Resolution enacting and rescinding
 traffic regulations on various streets.

 ONE-WAY (WESTBOUND) STREET - ESTABLISH

 Tehama Street, from Gallagher Lane to 5th Street.

 NO LEFT TURN INTO DRIVEWAY - ESTABLISH

 643 and 649 Bay Street, westbound, between Columbus Avenue and Leavenworth
 Street. (Parking and Traffic Department)

 (12/3/02: Categorically exempt from
 Environmental Review Class 1(c)(9) changes in the traffic and parking regulations
 where such changes do not establish a higher speed limit or result in more
 than a negligible increase in the use of the street; DPT Order No. 2538;
 No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/5/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Transportation
 and Commerce Committee.

 021983
 [Parking Regulations, Various
 Locations]

 Resolution enacting and rescinding
 parking regulations at various locations.

 NO PARKING ANYTIME - RESCIND

 TOW-AWAY, NO STOPPING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 Faxon Avenue, east side, from Ocean Avenue to 170 feet northerly.

 TOW-AWAY, NO STOPPING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 San Jose Avenue, south side, from 52 feet to 95 feet south of Theresa Street;

 Mason Street, west side, from Beach Street to 22 feet southerly; and

 California Street, both sides, from Van Ness Avenue to 55 feet westerly.

 TOW-AWAY, NO STOPPING ANYTIME - RESCIND

 Mission Street, south side, from 60 feet to 140 feet east of 11th Street.

 NO PARKING ANYTIME - RESCIND

 TOW-AWAY, NO PARKING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 Meacham Place, both sides, from Post Street to south terminus.

 UNMETERED MOTORCYCLE PARKING - ESTABLISH

 Taylor Street, east side, from 3 feet to 6.5 feet south of the driveway
 at 1434 Taylor Street (3.5-foot zone, accommodating one motorcycle parking
 stall).

 NO PARKING ANYTIME - RESCIND

 TOW-AWAY, NO STOPPING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 Plymouth Avenue, east side, from Ocean Avenue to 96 feet northerly.

 PARKING METER AREA NO. 3 (1-HOUR PARKING TIME LIMIT, 9 AM - 6 PM, MONDAY
 THROUGH SATURDAY) - ESTABLISH

 24th Street, north side, from 65 feet to 107 feet west of Castro Street;
 and

 24th Street, south side, from Castro Street to 143 feet westerly.

 NO PARKING ANYTIME, 7 AM to 6 PM, EXCEPT SUNDAYS - RESCIND

 Powell Street, east side, from 10 feet to 55 feet south of Pine Street (to
 establish a green zone in its place).

 PARKING METER AREA NO. 3 (1-HOUR PARKING TIME LIMIT, 9 AM - 6 PM, MONDAY
 THROUGH SATURDAY) - ESTABLISH

 Bosworth Street, north side, between Arlington and Diamond Streets (approximately
 nine spaces).

 RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA "D" (2-HOUR TIME LIMIT, 7 AM - 6 PM, MONDAY
 THROUGH FRIDAY) - ESTABLISH

 Arlington Street, east side, between Bosworth and Wilder Streets.

 2-HOUR (SIGNED) PARKING RESTRICTIONS, 3-MONTH TRIAL - ESTABLISH

 Bosworth Street, south side, between I-280 southbound on-ramp and Lyell
 Street; and

 Bosworth Street, north side, between Arlington and Lyell Streets.

 NO PARKING ANYTIME - RESCIND

 TOW-AWAY, NO PARKING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 Tehama Street, both sides, between 5th Street and Gallagher Lane

 ANGLED (45 DEGREE ANGLE) PARKING - RESCIND

 ANGLED (60 DEGREE ANGLE) PARKING - ESTABLISH

 2400 block of Broadway, north side, between Pierce and Steiner Streets

 RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA "Y" (2-HOUR TIME LIMIT, APRIL TO OCTOBER,
 9 AM TO 10 PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 9 AM TO 6 PM, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY;
 NOVEMBER TO MARCH, 9 AM TO 6 PM, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY) - ESTABLISH

 200 block of Brannan Street, south side, between Colin P. Kelly, Jr. and
 Delancey Streets.

 RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA "Z" (2-HOUR TIME LIMIT, 8 AM - 6 PM, MONDAY
 THROUGH FRIDAY) - ESTABLISH

 Cesar Chavez Street, south side, from Guerrero Street to 84 feet easterly
 (include addresses 3627, 3631 and 3635 Cesar Chavez Street only).

 RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA "V" (2-HOUR TIME LIMIT, 8 AM - 6 PM, MONDAY
 THROUGH FRIDAY) - ESTABLISH

 Mount Vernon Avenue, both sides, between Del Monte and Ellington Avenues
 (portion of the Unit block); and

 Ellington Avenue, both sides, between Mount Vernon Avenue and east terminus
 (Unit block)

 RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA "U" (1-HOUR TIME LIMIT, 8 AM - 10 PM, EVERYDAY)
 - ESTABLISH

 147 Stillman Street, (adds specific address only)

 TOW-AWAY, NO PARKING ANYTIME - ESTABLISH

 100 block of Bache Street, south terminus, from 10 feet east of the west
 property line to 22 feet easterly (22-foot zone).

 UNMETERED MOTORCYCLE PARKING - ESTABLISH

 Gallagher Lane, east side, from 2.5 feet to 20 feet south of Tehama Street
 (accommodating five spaces).

 1-HOUR PARKING TIME LIMIT, 7 AM TO 6 PM, EXCEPT SUNDAY - ESTABLISH

 Gallagher Lane, east side, from 18 feet to 120 feet north of Clementina
 Street. (Parking and Traffic Department)

 (12/3/02: Categorically exempt from
 Environmental Review Class 1(c)(9) changes in the traffic and parking regulations
 where such changes do not establish a higher speed limit or result in more
 than a negligible increase in the use of the street; DPT Order No. 2538;
 No Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/5/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Transportation
 and Commerce Committee.

 021984
 [HIV Care and Related Services
 for Women and Minorities]

 Resolution authorizing the San Francisco
 Department of Public Health (SFDPH) AIDS Office (AO) to accept and expend
 retroactively the second year of a grant in the amount of $650,000 from
 the DHHS Office of Minority Health (DHHS OMH) to improve AIDS related health
 outcomes for women and minorities and to enter into an agreement for the
 use of these funds; for the period of September 30, 2002 to September 29,
 2003. (Public Health Department)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/11/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Health and
 Human Services Committee. Department requests this item be scheduled for
 consideration at the December 19, 2002 meeting

 12/12/2002, TRANSFERRED to Finance Committee.

 021985
 [Expand Treatment for Homeless
 Addicts]

 Resolution authorizing the San Francisco
 Department of Public Health (SFDPH) to accept and expend retroactively a
 grant in the amount of $499,999 for the first year of a three year grant
 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
 to establish the homeless addict vocational and educational network (HAVEN)
 and to enter into an agreement for the use of these funds; for the period
 of September 30, 2002 to September 29, 2003. (Public Health Department)

 (Public Benefit Recipient.)

 12/11/2002, RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED to Health and
 Human Services Committee.

 022025
 [Petitions and Communications]

 Petitions and Communications received
 from December 5, 2002 through noon on December 11, 2002 for reference by
 the President to Committee considering related matters or to be ordered
 filed by the Clerk on December 16, 2002.

 From Brauna Lobel, submitting comment "if the City is going to place a sign
 explaining the religious significance of the Menorah in Union Square it
 should also place a sign in front of the giant Christmas Tree explaining
 it’s religious significance."(1)

 From Mayor’s Office of Economic Development, regarding the Central Freeway
 Replacement Project. (Reference No. 20021028-006) Copy: Supervisor Daly(2)

 From Department of Public Health, regarding implementation of Assembly Bill
 1421, pertaining to outpatient mental health treatment. (Reference No. 20021112-002)
 Copy: Supervisor Newsom(3)

 From Police Department, submitting request to the Human Rights Commission
 for waiver of Chapters 12B and 12C of the Administrative Code for Best Western
 Corte Madera INN.(4)

 From Controller’s Audits Division, submitting report concerning the concession
 audit of Uptown Parking Corporation for May 1, 1999 through April 30, 2001.(5)

 From Mayor’s Office of Emergency Services, regarding annual review of federal
 and state surplus property programs.(6)

 From Public Utilities Commission, regarding issuance of Clean Water Enterprise
 refunding bonds and the forms of certain bond-related documents.(7)

 From David Tornheim, submitting support for appeal to install a Metro PCS
 antenna at 32nd and Noreiga.(8)

 From Branch Library Improvement Program, submitting quarterly report for
 the period of July through September 2002.(9)

 From Port of San Francisco, submitting notice of "Declaration of Emergency"
 for Drydock #1,which remains aground on the southern end of Yerba Buena
 Island. The Port intends to enter into a contract with Titan Maritime, Inc.,
 or other qualified marine contractor, to undertake salvage operations to
 recover and transport it to a safe harbor.(10)

 From various signators, submitting Form 700 Statement of Economic Interests:
 (11)

 Boris Delepine

 From Mayor’s Office on Homelessness, regarding individuals being turned
 away from the homeless shelter at Ellla Hill Hutch Community Center on November
 3, 2002. (Reference No. 20021104-001) Copy: Supervisor Peskin(12)

 From Department of Elections, regarding the December 10, 2002 Municipal
 Run-Off Election.(13)

 From Fire Department, submitting addendum to request for release of reserved
 funds for Training Officers.(14)

 From Department of Parking and Traffic, regarding the feasibility of installing
 Stop signs or other traffic calming and safety improvements at the intersection
 of 26th Avenue and Lake Street. (Reference No. 20020930-010) Copy: Supervisor
 Newsom(15)

 From Department of Parking and Traffic, regarding traffic signal modification
 at the intersection of California Street at Maple Street and Parker Avenue.
 (Reference No. 20021118-005) Copy: Supervisor Newsom(16)

 From concerned citizens, submitting support for proposed legislation regarding
 financial privacy. File 021339, 2 letters(17)

 From Greg Gaar, commenting on proposed appointments to the newly created
 Natural Areas Citizen’s Advisory Committee. File 021723, Copy: Each Supervisor(18)

 From Timothy Kelleher, regarding the recent California ABC investigation
 of a nightclub located at 1015 Folsom Street.(19)

 From United Airlines, submitting notice that 30 employees will be furloughed
 from United Airlines Flight Operations on or about February 7, 2003.(20)

 From Fire Department, submitting notice of annual holding cell fire inspection
 for the Mission Police Station at 630 Valencia Street.(21)

 From Fire Department, submitting notice of annual holding cell fire inspection
 for the Central Police Station at 766 Vallejo Street.(22)

 From Office of the Treasurer, submitting investment activity (for fiscal
 year to date of the portfolios under management), the results reflect the
 earnings of pooled and the total funds, some of which have been severely
 restricted by arbitrage regulations.(23)

 From Planning Department, submitting Certificate of Determination of Exemption/Exclusion
 from Environmental Review of proposed ordinance amending Planning Code to
 provide for the revocation of conditional use authorization upon finding
 of the provision of false information. File 021772(24)

 From Department of Elections, submitting information on the December 10,
 2002 Municipal Run-Off Election. Copy: Each Supervisor(25)

 From US Army Corps of Engineers, submitting notice of proposed project located
 at 2853 and 2857 Dutton Meadow Drive, Santa Rosa, CA. Copy: Each Supervisor(26)

 ADJOURNMENT

 Meeting Procedures

 The Board of Supervisors
 is the Legislative Body of the City and County of San Francisco. The Board
 considers ordinances and resolutions, most of which have been the subject
 of hearings before the standing committees of the board at which members
 of the public are urged to testify. The full Board does not hold a second
 public hearing on measures which have been heard in committee.

 Board procedures do not permit: 1) persons in the audience to vocally express
 support or opposition to statements by Supervisors or by other persons testifying;
 2) ringing and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic
 devices, (Violators may be removed from the meeting room.) 3) signs to be
 brought into the meeting or displayed in the room; and 4)standing in the
 Legislative Chamber.

 Citizens are encouraged to testify at Board hearings and to write letters
 to the Board and to its members, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place,
 Room 244, San Francisco, CA 94102.

 Agenda are available on the internet at www.ci.sf.ca.us/bdsupvrs.bos.htm.

 THE AGENDA PACKET IS AVAILABLE AT CITY HALL, ROOM 244, RECEPTION DESK.

 Board meetings are cablecast on SF Cable 26. For video tape copies and scheduling
 call (415) 557-4293.

 Results of each Board meeting can be obtained about a half hour after the
 end of the meeting by telephoning (415) 554-5555.

 Requests for language translation at a meeting must be received no later
 than noon the Friday before the meeting. Contact Ohn Myint at (415) 554-7704.

 AVISO EN ESPA¥OL: La solicitud para un traductor en una reunion debe recibirse
 antes de mediodia de el viernes anterior a la reunion. Llame a Erasmo Vazquez
 (415) 554-4909.

 Disability access

 The Legislative Chamber
 of the Board of Supervisors is in Room 250 of City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B.
 Goodlett Place. The Chamber is wheelchair accessible.

 The closest accessible BART Station is Civic Center, three blocks from City
 Hall. Accessible MUNI lines serving this location are: #47 Van Ness, and
 the #71 Haight/Noriega and the F Line to Market and Van Ness and the Metro
 stations at Van Ness and Market and at Civic Center. For more information
 about MUNI accessible services, call 923-6142.

 There is accessible parking in the vicinity of City Hall at Civic Center
 Plaza and adjacent to Davies Hall and the War Memorial Complex.

 All meetings are real-time captioned and are cablecast open-captioned on
 SF Cable 26.

 The following services are available when requests are made by 4:00 p.m.
 of the Friday before the Board meeting. Providing 48 hours’ notice will
 help to ensure availability.

 For American Sign Language interpreters, use of a reader during a meeting,
 or sound enhancement system, contact Ohn Myint at (415) 554-7704. The Clerk
 of the Board’s Office TTY number is (415) 554-5227.

 For a large print copy of agenda or minutes in alternative formats, contact
 Annette Lonich at (415) 554-7706.

 In order to accommodate persons with severe allergies, environmental illness,
 multiple chemical sensitivity or related disabilities, attendees at public
 meetings are reminded that other attendees may be sensitive to various chemical
 based products.

 Know Your Rights
 Under the Sunshine Ordinance

 Government’s duty is to
 serve the public, reaching its decision in full view of the public. Commissions,
 boards, councils and other agencies of the City and County exist to conduct
 the people’s business. This ordinance assures that deliberations are conducted
 before the people and that City operations are open to the people’s review.

 For information on your rights under the Sunshine Ordinance (Chapter 67
 of the San Francisco Administrative Code) or to report a violation of the
 ordinance, contact Donna Hall by mail to Sunshine Ordinance Task Force,
 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 409, by phone at (415) 554-7724, by
 fax at (415) 554-5784 or by email at Donna.Hall@sfgov.org

 Citizens may obtain a free copy of the Sunshine Ordinance by contacting
 Ms. Hall or by printing Chapter 67 of the San Francisco Administrative Code
 on the Internet, at http://www.sfgov.org/sunshine.htm

 Lobbyist Registration
 and Reporting Requirements

 Individuals and entities
 that influence or attempt to influence local legislative or administrative
 action may be required by the San Francisco Lobbyist Ordinance [SF Campaign
 & Governmental Conduct Code Sec. 2.100] to register and report lobbying
 activity. For more information about the Lobbyist Ordinance, please contact
 the San Francisco Ethics Commission at 30 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 3900, San
 Francisco, CA 94102; telephone (415) 581-2300; fax (415) 581-2317; web site
 www.sfgov.org/ethics