>> welcome infrastructure successor agency commission meeting this afternoon at 1:00 pm., tuesday, april 16, 2024. i'd like to welcome everyone it is joining us today's meeting is held in hybrid members of the public can provide comment in are in person at city hall and thank you, to the star 6 guests madam secretary. >> k5e789 the the first order

of business is one call the roll, please. >> commissioner aqunio present. >> commissioner drew present. >> 12340i67s present and chair brackett a absent all members are present madam vice chair we have a quorum regularly scheduled commission meeting will be held in person on tuesday, may 7, 2024, at 1:00pm, at city hall in room 416. the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the person(s) responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic device. of the public who are attending the meeting in person fill out a “speaker card” and submit the completed card to the commission secretary.

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2024. madam vice chair. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> hearing no further requests to speak on items public comment is closed. commissioners can i get motion for the consent agenda. >> i'll motion. >> may i get a second. >> vice chair i'm going to call for anonymous of public comment. >> (multiple voices.) >> and pull that mic down to you. >> ask for public comment before we take a before we take a motion. >> madam secretary, call for public comment.

public comment. public comment. 1-415-655-0001 -- access code: 2662 373 8178 press # press # again to enter the call. press *3 to submit your request to speak. will let you know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. inviting anyone joining in-person. >> like now call members of the public by 230e7b like to provide a comment? >> appear any members of the public are wishing to comment on this item. >> . thank you. >> hearing no further requests to speak on the item, i'll public comment is closed. commissioners may i now get a motion for these consent calendar. >> you motion to move approving the minutes. >> may i get a second. >> i'll second the motion. thank you. >> madam secretary call the roll, please. >> commissioner aqunio, yes.

>> commissioner drew, yes. >> vice chair ransom-scott and chair brackett is absent. >> 4 i's. >> motion passes. madam secretary, please call the next item. item. blocks 9 and 9a; providing notice that this approval is within the scope of the mission bay redevelopment project approved under the mission >> (multiple voices). >> >> i'll start again. >> >> >>

>> blocks 9 and 9a; providing notice that this approval is within the scope of the mission bay redevelopment project approved under the mission purposes of ceqa; and, adopting environmental review findings under ceqa; mission bay south redevelopment project area. resolution no. 08-2024. (background noise.) executor director kasiofsky. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> greetings members of the commission and members of the public. >> this item is for design amendment to make an area in mission bay between too affordable housing projects and called bridgeview way for friendly zone for the benefit of the residents on either side and my colleague will present this

viki. >> thank you. >> thank you, assistant director. >> the item is second amendment for the michelle 8 through 10 a for the design of the lot bridgeview way a private corridor. >> the master developer is required to submit and development with vertical structure it is submitted by the corporation that an llc is approved by the form commission over 20 years ago on february 17, 2004, and the major phase was amended for height in 2021 for block 9 a a 48 unit affordable housing project. all development within the major that phase for the construction

block 9 is this fall and a small planting area begins next month and the block b will be completed. >> bridgeview way a private area from the mission bay to the chase center and provides vehicle garage access for the pedestrian access and utilities and when the expectation of lot b in reds bridgeview way is owned by the vanity development and for the change of the affordable housing and block 9 a and 9 block that was completed in 2022. within the residents blocks lot ab are created with driveways and block 9 no parking and in its place garden and

located on the china basin no vehicle traveling to lot b and right-hand turn and left-hand turn on the public right-of-way when proposed over 20 years ago was not - future 23 hundred parking lot to the north. >> in response to the current used to lot b it is proposing updates to the major lots that are local access no longer needed and removal for the emergency vehicles. with the car free lot is more pedestrian

focused and providing planting for the affordable housing on blocks 9 and 9 a to enjoy the updates defer the traffic and future mission bay rock development. >> the proposed major amendments was present to the mission bay supervisor committee on january 11, 2024, and it was voted in favor. >> and with the transportation office was conducted foreclosures of lowest b didn't push the vehicles in the vehicle lane of mission bay by the future mission rock development for availability for people walking and biking. >> if approved next steps are

for the design of the bridgeview way by the public works with the san francisco utilities and the fire department and varies technical divisions at public works and contributions begins late fall upon completion of block 9 a. >> that concludes my presentation. please let me know if you have any questions and also available for questions from the staff. thank you. >> madam secretary do we have anyone in the public who wishes to provide a

wishes to provide a wishes to provide a wishes to provide a wishes to provide a comment. >> >> madam secretary, call for public comment. >> if there are any members of the public who wish to provide comment, please call public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001 -- access code: 2662 373 8178 press # press # again to enter the call. press *3 to submit your request to speak. know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. anyone in-person joining? >> no one in in-person now invite um, call members of the public who may be joining us by phone raise your hand by star three on your mobile devices madam chair, it doesn't appear any members of the public are wishing to comment on this item. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> hearing there are no future requests public comment is closed and i will turn now to my fellow for questions or

comments. >> mr. henry thank you for your presentation. >> and for being so clear about that. (rustling of papers.) >> commissioners no additional questions, i'll need a motion. >> madam chair. >> hi, good afternoon i have a couple of quick questions about the parks ph and p 19 and the design for the lot b bridgeview way in terms of be a through fair for pedestrians and or just for cars? >> p 19 and or just bridgeview

way. >> i think that is bridgeview way the one. >> yeah. so the one we're discussing this will not be open to cars but as for emergency vehicles and . >> may i have /* if i may through the chair they're not being suite to this amendment but remain with the parks. >> i want to ask as well as i know some discussions prior about what was happening in terms of the street will be available for regular cars was only emergency vehicles so also how will that impact the traffic in that area around game time we're open for residents living in that area and already a

bottleneck issue. >> when the transportation studies did an analysis and looked at the hours for mission bay and the event center and neither of the projects um, traffic study looked at the average through fair and during that pco on aerial streets of third street and 16 street with the traffic out of there this was really a design 20 years ago was intended to be at the almost an alleyway time on each side for traffic so garages and see what happens. that was our thought of looking at this are we looking at the design. and removing the local traffic that

is no longer needed. >> i had a question about that i know that, you know, sfmta and t v y for directing traffic to the major arteries as created a bottleneck and sometimes a pedestrian safety issue but they through the thoroughfare and in terms of like also how this impact also future streets will be or the plan to continue to only have those major arteries as they move into at areas that are for the streets to remain closed off as well. >> no place expansions for the exciting streets this is the

last remaining segment and any further changes. >> this one is spelled out from the parking lot. >> to the north not signalized so like a direct though out of there and a future mission bay development parking garages but also an open to 3100 across the street and 60 stoops on 9 a a thoroughfare those are designs not like a regular street but pedestrian area like the one to the south there isn't that protective measure creating a

removing the vehicle access safer for pedestrians and for the chase center or up to the ball park. >> and then any future plans for potentially putting a stop sign and/or street lights or anything that connects with the garages knowing will be an increase in um, you know, car traffic in that area and- >> (multiple voices). >> will go specifically on the parking directional workers usually on the main streets kind of here in way of the streets. >> i know there was an early design that mission rock a crosswalk with the light there. has not been any future designs with the preliminary for mission

rock didn't show that presented back in 2019 to 9 designs are 2022 shows that but i believe a stop sign on the other side of mission rock at the mission rock on mission rock. >> um, then has sfmta we can do better in on that with the dedication safety plan they have a safety plan to make sure that the streets have zero dedicates or opposite related anything in the eir about that as well. >> there was not - we haven't consulted with sfmta on that but they hired a traffic consultant and review beyond the level of significant to warrant a environmental impact report and can you pull your mic up a

little bit. >> thank you so much. sir. >> but if anything this would increase the vision zero by removing that um, vehicle access. >> thank you. >> for further questions. >> so - >> thank you so much. for your presentation. >> um, i just to add i support what the chair brackett commencement on but feedback i live in the area so um, i do ride my bike through that area lot b or lot a but um, i think a great feature it is to more; isn't that so gives it more visually um, comfortable i guess i don't know if it is the word

but i think that is a great asset to the area and the surrounding area. i think that is save to ride my bike i've done that by chair brackett mentioned making sure that there is visibility when our crossing on bike or pedestrian they can see the drivers can see either a cyclist dog walker or someone walking a dog or a game to see them making sure they're driving slow pretty much but other than that that's my feedback thank you. (rustling of papers.) >> dr. scott um, i'd like to over a friendly amendment to

that. >> um, upon review of that staff will meet with sfmta and just to make sure this complies with the vision zero safety. um, requirements for um, the streets and um, there is a future plan for mediation for when the parking structure comes in place and with the responsibility will be to provide public safety monitoring in this area (rustling of papers.) and i believe we can do that substantially engage with - to make sure this is not impacting we'll be happy to follow up with mta and get back to you.

>> thank you. >> thank you, thank you for the amendment. >> commissioners there are no additional questions, i'll need a motion now. on item 5 b. >> make a move. >> motion to approve item 5 b with the suggested amendment. >> may i get a second? >> i second the motion. >> madam secretary, please take roll. >> commissioners announce your vote. >> commissioner aqunio, yes. >> a commissioner drew, yes. >> commissioner lim, yes. >> vice chair ransom-scott, yes. >> chair brackett, aye. >> the vote is 5 i's. >> the motion carries. >> madam secretary, please

call the next item. call the next item. next is. >> 5c. approving a budget for the period july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2025, and authorizing the executive director to submit the budget and interim budget to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors. resolution no. 09-2024. >> executor director kasiofsky thank you, madam secretary and commissioners members of the public it is once again a hearing on the commission hearing on the budget our budget is 6 had and $85 million for funds for the affordable housing and community infrastructure and projects areas and hunters point and transbay. >> commissions had work shop on may 2nd and after this this is we go forward going to the mayor's office and work with them to the board of supervisors which has the final approval for

the budget in may and june and presented by the project manager at ocii. thank you, director. >> good afternoon commissioners chair brackett and vice chair ransom-scott i'm here to present this for the july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2025. >> so we wanted to provide more detail on the process in response to the questions we received to workshop and our annual process begins with the obligation schedule and the rops in august this is our state budget governed by the obligations of the rops for the budget early in the fiscal year and the funding the city's interest it in our proposing a generally about two percent of annual budget and prioritized

use of our bond proceeds followed by your use of - has for example, bonds or fees in transbay more affordable housing we can only use it for that purpose and the budget 80 percent is multi capital budgets for the affordable housing and infrastructure projects. and preliminarily fund by the bond proceeds and typically the entire budget in the first year and see three decrease as the project progresses each has an underlying agreement we call the obligations. and the and only use that for debt service additionally two distributions of pi ti in june and december

last january request had is needed so this is a have i involved process both internally within the xhoechld and we'll work with the project manager's and what is needed and this is lower than the biggest we'll ask the controllers we only need $9 million. after the year close the city xhoechld will audit that and the p ti draw in the opportunity year we're operating in a highly regulated environments so by the project manager and the xhoechldz and the department of finance twice

a year we provide 5 years um, to the kroechldz and - the city knows had savings that available and 2023-24 we reduce it by 25 percent of budgeted amount so this slide shows a timeline for the planning process again, the rops begins in august and this is not until january we bring the workshop before the accountant board and submit to the department of finance and prepare the work with the budget and the financial system and bring this budget to you in april and to the budget office and the board of supervisors. >> so your local and state budget we try to keep them as consist as possible for audit to

prevent audit rops this is a detailed budget and the contracts begin with the description of scope and to the planning and obligation for the types of funds and again, this is reviewed by the - and line by line analysis and have the analyst for the last couple of years a continuation of prior year and actually inventory of our contracts and documents we just want things as available and additionally as i mentioned our actuals are reviewed by the department of finance and to make sure we fund under authority and use the facts the rops has a very restrictive

amendment and can only apply for the second half of year and in time to make changes puts constraints on our planning process. i mentioned reprovide a 5-year snapshot to the controller's office for the ms. recent one provided we are in regular and consistent communication with the controller's office about the far looking needs twice a year and any changes from the projects have explanation and in the needs we reduces that by 5 percent of budget. >> so this table shows year over year by the same table we presented at the workshop and

$23 million driven by the place all of the bond proceeds in the 2023-24 and this is less than we set by the increase of debts in the financials. >> this table shows the year by year the same table we presented to yip and again, $27.3 million. >> and this is a year to year look at the - the bottom half of the table as you can see the changes in the uses so again, the increases are based on the pension costs that are based on an tier schedule with the cost of living for the union

contracts. this is a summary on the left hand column and think 0 the top row it is $600,850,000 from a prior authority that is an expenditure from the prior year affordable housing loans and other projects and the largest type of in transbay for the affordable housing. >> again, the action item is budget for the period july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2025, and authorizing the executive director to submit the k3wir78 budget to the board of supervisors. >> that concludes my presentation. thank you. thank you. >> madam secretary do we have anyone from the public who

wishes to provide a comment? >> >> >> madam secretary, call for public comment. comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001 -- access code: 2662 373 8178 press # press # again to enter the call. press *3 to submit your request to speak. (rustling of papers.) you know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. would anyone like to provide comments? please come up to the podium at this time. northbound for in-person and call and for members of the public who joined us remotely, if you would like to provide a public comment, press star 3 on your mobile device. madam chair, it doesn't appear any members of the public are wishing to

comment on this item. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> hearing no further request to speak on it item public comment is closed and turn to my fellow commissioners for your comments or questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. i wanted is if thank executor director kasiofsky and staff for answering all my questions at the last meeting and what occurred in between the meetings thank you for your thorough report i look forward to supporting. >> fine job this is not a

precedence this year not a lot of projects or any projects in the pipeline with the new developments that are coming forward with that end up on next year's budget cycle or more for the development team with the question by wondering. >> thank you, chair. i believe there is in the project on mission bay we didn't discuss but the workshop i know that the affordable housing projects do have art built both their projects and when you're seeing this project design have to talk about for example, the transbay block three was approved as well so many of the projects do have them. >> thank you. >> and wanted to say the comments by both commissioners are thorough and dr. scott has been doing a wonderful job on

giving us information and answering our questions and appreciate all the work that went into changing it last year and updated us to follow along i know that a complicated budget and dealing with different oversight restrictions on how money is spent and use the resources for, etc. so kudos to the development staff that (laughter) weighed through a lot of that they're planning their projects and pitting out rfps to thank you, thor and the entire staff great work and that's a great question. chair brackett i think if i recall we mentioned in the workshop about the artwork going on. some of the projects. >> commissioners no additional

questions i'll need a motion moved for item 5c. >> i would like to make a motion to approve the budget for july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2025, and i second that motion. >> madam secretary, please take roll. >> commissioners announce your vote commissioner aqunio, yes. >> commissioner drew, yes. >> commissioner lim. >> vice chair ransom-scott, aye. >> chair brackett. >> ma'am, the motion carries. >> madam secretary, call the >> madam secretary, call the next

next districts administered by the successor agency to the redevelopment agency of the city and county of san francisco. resolution no. 10-2024. >> executor director kasiofsky. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> once again commissioners this is a budget item this is for our community district budget the budget approximately $48 million for the repayment of bonds issuance for prior years and debt service for maintenance of parks and scrapes in the mission bay area and hunters point shipyard and that candle stick. once again to present this is the senior project manager at ocii. >> thank you director and good afternoon, again. um, again, the item before you is approving the budget for special taxes if july 1, 2024, through june 30, 2025, for community facilities district administered by the

successor agency for the city and county of san francisco. so this is our summary table of all our budget so again the total budget is $48 million, $20. million plus will be funded and the remainder in the fund balance and each is a separate budget and have no changes from the workshop. um, so we have our debt service payments for 6 and 7 and our operational costs for 51 and this rehabilitates the special janitorial and utility costs and the infrastructure reimbursement for 56 and 7 and the cfd and special insurance and i have safety. >> and that conducted the cfd

presentation (rustling of papers). >> madam secretary do we have anyone in the public who wishes to provide a comment? >> >> >> madam secretary, call for public comment. for public comment. for public comment. for public comment. >> if there are any members of the public who wish to provide comment, please call public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001 -- access code: 2662 373 8178 press # press # again to enter the call. press *3 to submit your request to speak. know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. would anyone like to provide comments? please come up to the podium at this time. and for members of the public who joined us remotely, if you would like to provide a public comment, press star 3 on your mobile device. madam chair,

it doesn't appear any members of the public are wishing to comment on this item. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> hearing no further requests to speak on this item public comment is closed. i will now turn to my fellow commissioners for your questions or comments. >> fellow commissioners? >> if no additional questions i'll need a motion for item 5 b. >> i'd like to motion to approve the cfd budgets for fourdz. >> i'll second that motion. >> madam secretary, please take roll. >> commissioner aqunio, yes. >> commissioner drew, yes. >> commissioner lim. >> vice chair ransom-scott,

aye. >> chair brackett. >> ? 5 i's. >> the motion carries. the next order of business calendar. each speaker shall have up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments unless the commission adopts a shorter period. madam secretary do we have anyone? have anyone? >> >> >> 1-415-655-0001 -- access code: 2662 373 8178 press # press # again to enter the call. press *3 to submit your request to speak. will let you know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. would anyone like

to provide comments? please come up to the podium at this time. and for members of the public who joined us remotely, if you would like to provide a public comment, press star 3 on your mobile device. madam chair, it doesn't appear any members of the public are wishing to comment on this item. >> madam secretary, please call the. >> call the next item. >> the next order of business. >> 7. report of the chair. >> madam chair. >> no report to make today. thank you. >> the next order of business is. >> 8. report of the executive director. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> um, i wanted to emphasize and acknowledge the hard work of the team to put together that budget along with the budgets reports. and we appreciate the interest in the budget and the questions. it is very important for the work that is done and so highlighting the information we

think it is important for the public and for the commission to understand. um, and you hear presenting for the other members of team. >> (calling names.) >> and grace stand up. >> the amount of work that goes on in my two years here as director to understand what is going on into the work not that visible and you ask those questions and get into the report what is the report saying it looked like and all that stuff is intriguing and robust but the city and state that practical about the payment another way to keep track of all the counties i want to acknowledge the work and how um, detailed they are. thank you very much for that. >> and want to update you on two items as well and the commission last year and i think

that is november of 2023 authorized the question for for the mission bay on third street. and the development teams 100 percent affordable housing projects. and it was the first rfp after the passage of sb 523 replacing the hours in the vision for identification that rfp - rfq and received four submittals a highly qualified team and needle in the haystack recommending a team to be brought forward curtis with the senior services and va studio and charmane is the led person the principle at curtis

development and an excellent track record in the city and oakland with the high quality affordable housing and the team submittal stood out but responsiveness to the direct to focus on preference he holders a direction from the commission and the decendents and practical approach to scheduling and finance trip up a lot of the the available projects that go over budget. both of the development and the design leads with african-american and they're african-american led firms and committed to opportunities for people of color in the field in the housing project itself so you'll see this project before you i believe an may 21st the next step to the mission bay advisory committee so the panels. let you know about that

and related to housing the commission is asked about housing fairs and his or her expos will be operating in a housing expo in may excuse me - may 18th saturday may 18th will be sf expo 2024 button by homeowner sf for home buyers and rental opportunities and um, all the housing counseling agencies will be there and ocii e earnings partnering with mo acd the address if you're ready. >> 1520 oakdale avenue hunters point. >> 1520 hunters point. >> do we know what time. >> didn't have a start time

but i'll get you the start time. thank you very much. >> and then finally to offer up a quick additional update on employment engagement one of the things we had our first housing retreat last update on the budget but have a broader enhancement as well and started the first quarterly all hand senior staff meeting and invite the senior staff up, up to all staff and give information and they can ask questions so talk about other employment development issuance joined by the hr administrator manager for ocii. >> thank you. >> executor director kasiofsky and chair brackett and vice chair and commissioners, i want to give you more a little bit of context in detail. on um, last

commission meeting we provided a brief synopsis of march 22nd retreat and also fiscal year fiscal year 2024-25 for employee engagement i want to take the opportunity to provide color about what we're planning to do. so at the retreat some of the questions for staff how you feel connected to the work that we do? the value that we do and the agency does as you can see our work the agents work for the affordable housing, public goods like infrastructure and park and community development to our community requires our staff to operate at the highest level. and so a common theme we heard from the staff was they shared the deep um, connection to the

work. um, that is that's why they're able to produce the high quality of work but the value of work that was happening in the year so this work also reimburses the agency leadership to make sure that staff is valued, supported and we make tackle investments in the professional and personal development. one of so during the up and coming future we build on the momentum at the retreat by making investment and training and development and work culture. so for example, we'll be doing brown bags one of the first steps in the financing is doing right now it related to the best practices as it relates

to the payable and making sure we're operating and have the back up to do all we do to pass the audits and things like that. um, and we're going to reintroduce and have work shop on respect workplace culture to make sure that everyone is seen and heard we operate as a good culture of people. executive director spoke about we said to make sure we have fun. so a social bonding activity and take advantage of of the great small businesses happening in our project areas. um, so kind of we want to explore and continue to do that um, the other thing we're doing on the h.r. division and with the leadership here as we know we participant in the racial equity plan as part of the citywide activities so one of the key things that is the focus

of the racial equity relates to retention and promotion as with all public agencies ocii historically has a limited up ward mobility he to the 10 and promotion happy an retirement of other attrition. so ocii is taking a look at and committed to creating an opportunity for continual learning and training and building skill sets to make sure that build they're capacity and look for ways for commercial opportunities vacated and happy to report over the past couple of years ocii has a significant process and promotional opportunities. and the past couple of years had a combination of 11 internal egg promotions and hires as a knowledge based on organization

as the next step is we're going to suggest a career safer for a process related to promotional professional development opportunities and also the efforts to to conclude target training plans for staff. and um, also the agent is building the pipeline for the future hires in collaboration with the mayor's office for all programs and human rights we're hosting three interims and a few in the department of police accountability where last year they helped the research for the certificate certificate of appropriateness and they'll help us and having one a cohort for the historic community of

college universities. also happy to do that work and lastly, on a special note we're interviewing a social planner position one of the candidates participated in the professional design program so that work is that's the fruit of that work i'm happy to see that so this concludes the summary of the employee engagement and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> or provide updates on activities at the request of the commission. thank you very much. >> thank you for the wonderful report. >> pardon me and that concludes the executive director portion of agenda. >> that gives a bright light at the end of the tunnel wouldn't you say so mr. james. >> yes. thank you very much.. >> i have a question for

monica. >> yes. madam chair. >> i know that most of our kind of profess called internships are out of high school and college ready do we have any future plans for the high school students to kind of get that push through usc partners with opportunity for that all um, other it be being able to come in and in an h.r. to shadow working towards that as well or trying to perfect the college before we (unintelligible). >> thank you, chair. that's a great question. we have in the past prior to the pandemic we need the host some high school students um, there the opportunities for all programs. they really helped in the

records department and shadowed that i think in collaboration with the executive director we can definitely building from go before college and living that and thank you very much. and we're doing that in the future. >> and then i also noticed one of the things you're mentioning in terms of ways to give me with um, current staff and future staff did you guys have 100 percent percent at the retreat or - >> i want to say there was three people out of the 35 approved out of 10 we have very, very good participation and. okay. >> i was happy to participate. >> and as commissioners might want to (unintelligible). >> (laughter.) >> wouldn't it be nice if we could come that is wonderful to

have an organization business or commission. that cares about the employees. and trains those around them to care before each other and have fun. and to really not just pull up work bees i like that but really make sure your work with the whole person and not just the work they're doing. i'm so impressed so moved for this 2i9 report i want to call that history i've not heard about a report like this you believe you did something historical and keep up the good work, keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> fellow commissioners?

>> next item the first order of business. >> 9. commissioners' questions and matters. vice chair. >> fellow commissioners any thing you'd like to comment on. >> i want to comment on that and say thank you to um, (unintelligible). >> um, over the past couple of weeks and express those are chair of me losing my daughter thank you to everyone i appreciateal the cards and stuff so, thank you. >> .

>> anyone else and madam secretary and to my fellow commissioners. before we finally adjourn i'd like to a reading to acknowledge the loss of her beloved daughter jasmine thompson and want to make sure that she knows that our words, our hearts and um, care is here for her going to speak a few words of expression to acknowledge your loss of your 25-year-old beloved beautiful daughter jazz men far too early our hearts are saddened and with that heavy heart i give you my

deepest condolences and ocii no words of sympathy no words which can relieve your pain or the mental impact that losing jazz men we can say you have our love and our support of the commission i'm here for you and for your granddaughter. you are surrounded by the love and prayers and support my god continue to gentle carry you throughout that difficult journey to help you by giving you the strength needed daily to continue this journey. and i close with the words of dr. king when he spoke in birmingham, alabama to the families that lost their children those little

girls in the church bombing far too early. he said to those families, as he spoke to the 16 street baptist church hold on you're not alone god walks with you and god is able to transform darkness and desolate valleys into paths of inner peace and and prayer that embodies peace and care will always be when i and like to invite if anyone here commissioners if you like to have something to say or anyone in the our seating (crying). >> and when we adjourn we'll

adjourn in honor of jazz man thompson and yvette bracket and the granddaughter. >> good afternoon. >> my sincere emphasize to you lavette and montgomery anything we can do to support you keep up the good work this is really hard to, you know, to recognize a person losing their daughter at such a young age nothing that none of us have really i can't put words together on that. >> by deepest sympathies to you and god bless. >> uh-huh.

>> 0 sorry you're lose and i went to a lot of services for young people people of my age and people younger me and always asked how do you get over a tragedy as a parent. i never think we get over the tragedy and strong for the rest of the siblings we have and show our strength and continue to keep their memory alive they never die not always we are alive and tell you, you're never going to get over that but through it that's what we're doing is praying for you to be strong and keep the daughters memories

alive sorry for your loss and hopefully, you'll get through that and stay strong. >> lavette it is commendable it would ease the pain but the courage you are attending meetings up to this point she has not stopped caring for this situation and issues in the school not stopped. committing and checking and researching on the condition of this city. because of her love for this city and the people that are valued. and i would like for us as we adjourn if we can get a possession to adjourn we adjourn in silence for a moment and just

make this a tribute to jazz man thompson and for yvette bracket and that you use this to carry on the pain. >> may i have get a motion. >> to adjourn. >> yes. i'd like to make a motion to adjourn. >> i second that motion. >> thank you. >> .

>> (music). >> my name is package scott i'm a general manager and vice president of the yerba buena ice skating and bowling center. >> we opened in 98, we are celebrating our 25 anniversary. the last ice relation at 48 avenue with the redevelopment

agency started to reconstruct a yerba buena the city had suggested how about around ice skating we have a podium we run from the tiny to the we have a whiff adult community of beginners and entering meats and so many people that only to san francisco and california for the east coast who grew up circulating and when they finding a pair they fall in love with that. >> my favorite ring it is a beautiful skyline and yeah. it is really nice (background noise.) our bowling center is adorable perfect for conference party and birthday party or have a good time and children's activity and wonderful playground and a great

area to relax and enjoy the view it is 35 part of the city and a lot of great places to go around and have lunch. skating is fun for the whole family we have an amazing program a huge adult population sea sorry about that in his skating and is or have a ton of programs it is walkable in their yerba buena community. we have everything you need. if i forgot our socks we have those and we charge a.d. mythics, inc., if you have no skates the general public typically e traditionally have public skating and open on the weekends and multiple sessions for everyone to

[music] right here. then put it and pull it. [music] it is an important part of the work that mission

cultural center for well tino arts does. steb in the 1977. as part of the graphic's department. >> mission graphica created block print. cut, screen printing, t-shirts to support social causes. and also the studio inhabited emerging and established artists from all over the world. [music] so the name of this exhibit this is installed at the hall is public voice. and the exhibition is in partnership with mission cultural center and archives. [music] this installation is 5 decades of the work that they have been doing since the upon upon 70s. it is a chronicle of san

francisco's history. >> mission graphica part of latino image makers, educators. activists and memory keepers through the art this body is important it preserves the people's history. >> these are our new historical arsigh files >> every artist donated a piece of art work and so that collection is over 8,000 piece of latino created art work. >> it was exciting to see their incredible archives and what has been great to see for us is how they work in community. in the ways this community has been in partnership with other communities throughout the last 6-7 dkdzs and longer in the bay area and the nation. political, we grapple with today has been part of our history and

part of the print making history of mission graphica. this was the place everybody would come and get their prints med for free or at low cost. >> it will be successful for the area:may be work >> mission graphica is still the most accessible, low cost studios for emerging and established artists. people can come here to clean screens, expose them, learn the art form at a low cost. we offer studio rental space as well as classes, low cost classes and free workshops and collectives. >> this is like history and contemporary coming together for us. and thinking about how the things that have changed and the

things we still need to work on and support. >> i hope the people will recognize the transformtive power of art. and the impact that posters have in a community. posters are accessible they other people's art. anyone can do it. it is a strong tool of communication and social change. the posters have not only mobilized community they have also raised money for communities. and they have raised social consciousness. which is something this goes well beyond any art exhibit. [latino music] ♪♪♪♪

>> >> welcome to the city and county of san francisco health commission meeting this afternoon at 4:00 pm., tuesday, april 16, 2024. secretary morewitz. >> commissioner chow present. >> commissioner christian presents. >> commissioner chung present. >> commissioner giraudo and next item on the agenda is the land acknowledgement and commissioner commissioner unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san

francisco peninsula.