. >> board member o'connor present. >> a board member gandhi present. >> vice president thomas present. >> board member gandhi we have quorum present. >> madam secretary, call the next item, please. thank you, communication an opportunity for general public comment after closed session and an opportunity to comment on each action item on the agenda each comment is limited to 2 minutes in-person and a call in the board will take public comment for people attending in-person and remotely. >> comments are opportunities to speak during the public comment are are available call. comment are are available call. comment are are available call. comment are are available call. added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your television, radio, or computer. city policies with state and local prohibit harassing conduct against city employees and will not be tolerated more than comment is permitted only on matters within the jurisdiction of this body and thank you for joining us. >> thank you, madam secretary. want to call th

>> board member o'connor present. >> a board member gandhi present. >> vice president thomas present. >> board member gandhi we have quorum present. >> madam secretary, call the next item, please. thank you, communication an opportunity for general public comment after closed session and an opportunity to comment on each action item on the agenda each comment is limited to 2 minutes in-person and a call in the board will take public comment for people attending in-person and remotely. >> comments are opportunities to speak during the public comment are are available call. comment are are available call. comment are are available call. comment are are available call. added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your television, radio, or computer. city policies with state and local prohibit harassing conduct against city employees and will not be tolerated more than comment is permitted only on matters within the jurisdiction of this body and thank you for joining us. >> thank you, madam secretary. want to call the

, not for the board's adoption. so reading the specific indicator the board has been provided copies of, but unless required by law, did not vote to approve or disapprove the board has been provided copies of the superintendent's plans for implementing the board's goals, and works to ensure that the plan included both an implementation timeline and implementation instruments. and so what you all the work that you need to be doing is placing a demand on your superintendent for when you provide us with a plan. if it does not have a timeline and some type of clarity around how will you monitor progress, those are the implementation instruments. if it doesn't have clarity about the timeline for the plan and clarity about how it will monitor progress toward the plan, then you all need to communicate to your superintendent. you have not yet showed us a plan, and so that is your part of it is to hold a high standard for what you expect to see in plans, but it isn't your job to support the administration creating them. but

members of the public may address the board for up to three minutes. 48 through 52 on the domestic and speak 52 on the domestic and speak to other general other general 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. two minutes and welcome, welcome. >> this is a starting point. okay. >> i knew that was coming. you have to understand the idea of the entire team of wednesday 6, 12, 24 like commission on the final - what - this now we from going forward and this proposed itself you know what i'm talking about pay attention. because now you'll double down with the sponsorship and you certainly don't understand the depth of the education and you received by this unintention that any may receive and youry. >> yes. technology and television. yeah. >> going back to a long way during, you know, the - what you call that? >> technology revolution anyway i'm going to finish (bell ringing) >> i said the mayor is out because he refused to promote the (inaudible) thro

it is more than just a boarding school experience, it is the fact that boarding schools were used tode, the taking of our way of life, the taking of our way of life, the taking of our language, and making our spiritual ways and practices illegal, and demonising them and there is just so many impacts that haven't been addressed and that are really impacting our lives and our vitality and our health and our vitality and our health and our vitality and our health and our well being, to this day. and our well being, to this da . and our well being, to this da , i: i: and our well being, to this da. :: :: ., day. in 2020 you are instrumental - day. in 2020 you are instrumental in - day. in 2020 you are i instrumental in writing day. in 2020 you are - instrumental in writing the truth in healing commission on indian boarding school policy act. what is the response been to that bill?— to that bill? the work continues. _ to that bill? the work continues. the - to that bill? the work continues. the bill. to that bill? the work. continues. the bill was introduced a few different times and is c

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i am also a board member for the national association of latino art and culture, and a board member for the glbt historical society. as you can see from my expertise, i am a huge art champion. we believe that art, really creates equitable spaces for us to show up and be ourselves fully wholesome. and we ask for your support in helping san francisco make history by having a permanent west coast, one of the only museums that will be available to support not just lgbt folks, but families. families that need a home base to be able to cultivate their children's identity and have spaces that are safe. and so we really urge you to do this. we also know that art and culture is a huge driver in economic development for our city, and we want to be partners with the city in making sure that we use our museum and archive as a, you know, champion to bring tourism back. we are the beacon of hope. and, you know, we want to make sure that we hand in hand work with you. i want to just also reiterate, i heard something this morning. we are a sanctuary city, and part of that is also having a home and safe

board members, i'm katie angotti. i'm the manager of state and federal government affairs for the sfmta. i'm going on to the next bill related to transportation funding, which was our top legislative priority for this year. is ab 2043, which tries to make sure that public paratransit service providers such as ourselves, are reimbursed for the non-medical trips that they provide. there we go. our next state priority is vision zero, sb 960, which was authored by our own senator wiener, the goal of this bill is to ensure that state roads, which are often main streets like our 19th avenue, venice or sloat, are safe for anyone who wishes to walk, bike or wait for the bus. this bill seeks to accelerate the development of safe state routes and attract more riders to public transit by requiring caltrans to develop a transit priority policy, and requires projects funded by the shop to include complete streets and transit priority facilities, the next bill that is supportive of vision zero is sb 689, which seeks to reduce barri

she worked for the lawu, she was a switch board operator and then secretary. and then founded an organization cofounded with somebody called congress of racial equity core. so the lin she came with was about equity, about young women, seniors at-risk youth having jobs. it was about more police guided. those three women to me left their legacy. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes business for today. >> there was one where the fellows, at the time, they were arguing and i was the only women and only african-american, and i'm sitting there, thinking oh my god, it's a room full of people because i

we had monthly board meetings. of course we can call special board meetings and know we have a great board willing to step in short notice should we need it, but with partial delegation, we meet regularly every two weeks to address investment options and it is a more streamline process to call ad hoc meetings should we need to. i'll get into more of the benefits that as we go through the presentation. and then finally, it is important to note that the board already delegates a lot of impactful decisions to staff. we have decisions around asset allocation, you set the target but we make decisions that work around that target. we make decisions about liquidity within the guidelines you set, and we make decisions on risk management, again, within the guidelines you set. when we spent probably a hour or two last time really digging into all those, this time i again want to level set and remind you why you had-what we had discussed and the rational behind you granting phase one of partial investment delegation. the othe

board members. alan braddell here, i live over the hill, from this neighborhood, from the west portal neighborhood. i live in the castro and i attended all three of the recent sfmta community outreach sessions that they had in the neighborhood, and i also carefully watched and listened to all three of the committee meetings on the zoom that they've had recently. and what i've learned from listening to these west portal neighborhood groups and the merchant groups, and this committee is they've been complaining for years. they've been complaining for years about, the vicente and the west portal avenue intersection and the five point intersection, a block away at madrone, that those intersections have been described as scary by some of these committee members. okay and how is the intersection at iola and west portal described? it was it was described as chaotic and unwelcoming. it's in the committee zoom or in the, in the, in the zoom of this, the committee they described it as chaotic and unwelcoming.

appeals board. so item 16, which the clerk has called, it's an ordinance which would allow us to capture the extra revenue this year. as you've heard, it is $400,000 to pay for the, assessment appeals board, a new system that we'd like to build in house. to date, the assessment appeals board has processed over 7973 new applications for appeals in fiscal year 2324. it is a significant increase, and with the increase comes the projected revenue. and so we are asking that you would approve this ordinance earlier in this conversation. madam chair, you did have a conversation with the assessor, we do have the administrator here from the assessment appeals board, alistair gibson, who would be happy to answer your question. as it pertained to the commercial and residential property numbers, our final slide, and then i'll turn it over to mr. gibson is that we request the committee approve the following items. number one, approve, 33,000 to be returned to the legislative expense account, state that you would

in the board of directors, all the contracts were signed by me as the finance member of the board of directors and the ceo. it was a board resolution. all player contracts were signed by me and mr. khatir khatir , but the sponsors' contracts were not given to me at all. why, well, if you look at all of them now, they all have problems, you asked at that time, yes, the reason is the same the report we made and you got involved in the moreh board, one case is the same issue, with whom did you get involved, with the managing director mr. khatib yes and mr. sami himself who is now the supervisor , why did you come as a legal representative, you signed in my place, you have the right to sign. you didn't have it according to the minutes of the meeting, i should have signed it and the ceo and why did you get this check? as a lawyer, you don't know that this check should be inquired about, then it should be a check related to the company itself, why did you get a personal check, yes and why you didn't take legal action, then we didn't take legal action when the check was returned none of the

board members. see director hemminger. thank you, madam chair. i request, jeff. and you have a better sense, i'm sure, about how to get it into our workflow, but, given the fact that the so-called portal project, just scored, i think, over $3 billion in commitment from the federal government, it seems to me we might want to treat that project a little more seriously. or at least i should. and i was hoping we could get some kind of briefing just on the overall project. the fact that it still needs to raise a bunch of local money in an environment where we don't have enough money to run the system, we have. so i think it'd be good to get the board, up to the next level on this project since it's going to be with us for a while. yes. i think it is time now for adam vandewater, who's the executive director of the transbay joint powers authority to come and give all of us an update because it has, a large impact on many of the things that we'll be trying to do over the next decade. thank you. thank you,

tjpa board. instead this board is being asked to consider whether to award a contract for information and transparency, the full protest and the decision making that went into it the decision is included in the packet you can see the process and thinking there, but this board is just asked whether to aconsider to award the contract, so not asked today whether to agree or not with director ambull, but whether you should award the contract. >> deborah, thank you very much. directors, any questions? if not, item for action. what is the board desires? >> i'll make a motion to approve. >> thank you director forbes. there a second? >> i'll second. [laughter] >> thank you director john -baptiste. moved and seconded. roll call vote, please. >> director forbes, aye. john-baptiste, aye. lipkin, aye. syed, aye. gee, aye. item 12 is approved. >> thank you. let's continue. >> we are scheduled to jump back to your other items in the calendar. if okay with the board, we are going to call item 6 for cac chair wh

chair of the board?on in our report about -- >> report does not address that ? because that is beyond your mandate? >> it is beyond our mandate. >> absolutely. that means you are not recommending that the vice chair become chair of the board, are you? >> we are not taking any positions. >> you say they should be done expeditiously. you are not indicating it must be done expeditiously so the vice chair can become chair, are you? >> we are suggesting that are recommendations to be implemented expeditiously to improve the workplace culture at the fdic. >> exactly. but not so a specific person can become chair? >> were not taking any position on who should become chair. >> in this toxic environment with five men at the helm, can you find a reason why a woman should not become the next chair? in your report? >> absolutely not. it seems to me that the president is trying as best as he can to do what someone said about a fresh start. who made that statement? raise your hand. >> i believe that with me. >> a fres

it was the approval of the board of directors . all the players' contracts were signed by me and mr. khatir khatir, but the sponsorship contracts were not signed at all. i was not given why. well, if you look at all of them now, they all have problems. the reason for the same report we did and you got involved in moreh's board is one case, with whom did you get involved, with the ceo mr. khatm yes and mr. sami himself now, as a supervisor, sir , why did you come to my place as a legal person, and you, who did not have the right to sign , signed the minutes of the meeting, according to the minutes of the meeting. the check should be inquired, and then the check should be made to the relevant company, why did he take the personal check? yes, and why didn't you take legal action? then, why didn't you take legal action? when the check was returned , none of this was done, and the contract with margoob kar was 10 years. they say that you apparently opened an account for work without the permission of the board of directors. one or two ,

board. my name is chad hautala. i'm a retired firefighter, a medicare recipient, and a member of the uhc health plan. i'm here to voice my concern and that of virtually everybody in this room who is a retiree to the actions that have culminated in today's meeting. june 7th was a meeting at which the full board, then constituted, voted to reject the blue shield proposal and to affirm uhc. the letter, which i believe you all received, dated june 15th from former chief joseph fusaro, should be in the record. it addresses the scoring system regarding the difference between uhc at 69.52 points, compared to 51 points for blue shield of california. it also refers to the item addressed by the first speaker that this this board has never accepted plan, and your time has expired before for, blue shield. as a ratings below for uhc has a rating above four, and we'd like to we'd like to your comment. thank you for your the comments end at one minute, and we'd like to move on to our next comment to give time for everyone today, e

s >> the full board is great. okay, now the board. what are you doing then, sir?retaliation requires both cultural and structural ■Ñsformation. there is currently a process that is■m broken where employees -- >> when will that be fixed, sir, since you'r the responsible party? >> the board is taking action to create a new structure. >> when will that be fixed and does that require a new head of agency toro >> it's being fixed as we speak. >> being fixed. >> being fixed as we speak. >> would you provide this committee, both republicans and democrats an answer of when that has been fixed notwithstanding who the director is, it is the board. i sure appreciate your help and thank both ofpu you very much. i the things going back to conversation of what needsds fictioned today, certain things a new chairman needs to be responsible for and things that are also current issues and i appreciate your help and very much. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman's time expiredm california, mr. sherman, is recognized for five minutes. ■dñ] ■f 5■b >> you're no better than mr.

president the san francisco board of supervisors welcomes you to the boards legislative chamber second floor room 250 or watch on sfgovtv channel 2 of a or have you the live streamline and submit in writing at you may also watch live at www.sfgovtv.org or use the postal services to the before mentioned and the number one dr. carlton goodlett place room 244 san francisco, california. and today, we have interpreters for chinese from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and to make a request under the the or request assistance contact the closing by calling the number. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> colleagues there a motion to. >> approval of meeting minutes: approval of the may 21, 2024, board meeting minutes. my supervisor mandelman and seconded by supervisor preston madam clerk and roll call. >> on the minutes. >> supervisor engardio, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> president peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> supervisor ronen, aye. >> commissioner walton, aye. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> supervisor cha

it's more than just a boarding school experience, it's the fact that boarding schools were used to carryy of life, the taking of our language, and making our spiritual ways and practices illegal, and demonising them, and there is just so many impacts that haven't been addressed and that are really impacting our lives and our vitality and our health and our well being, to this day. in 2020, you were instrumental in writing the truth and healing commission on indian boarding school policy act. what has the response been to that bill? the work continues. the bill was introduced a few different times and is currently in congress. there are two bills — one in the house and one in the senate. and we're still hoping to see a national truth commission in this country. canada had its truth commission and the united states has yet to have this reckoning, this accounting, of what the harms were — how many children went to the boarding schools, how many went missing, how many children are buried in these boarding school cemeteries. we deserve to know and we have a right to know. and before we go, a

tjpa board. instead this board is being asked to consider whether to award a contract for information and transparency, the full protest and the decision making that went into it the decision is included in the packet you can see the process and thinking there, but this board is just asked whether to aconsider to award the contract, so not asked today whether to agree or not with director ambull, but whether you should award the contract. >> deborah, thank you very much. directors, any questions? if not, item for action. what is the board desires? >> i'll make a motion to approve. >> thank you director forbes. there a second? >> i'll second. [laughter] >> thank you director john -baptiste. moved and seconded. roll call vote, please. >> director forbes, aye. john-baptiste, aye. lipkin, aye. syed, aye. gee, aye. item 12 is approved. >> thank you. let's continue. >> we are scheduled to jump back to your other items in the calendar. if okay with the board, we are going to call item 6 for cac chair wh

why school boards?ink that took that took off steve bannon's case specifically because they were seeing the news reports and saw an opportunity, um and and i think, you know, you mentioned this idea, you know, this school the school board initially support in south lake for some of these changes. and that was the case like when they initially announced the plans. to try to put together a committee to address these things 2018 and in 2019, there was these community wide gatherings by south lakes mayor and school board president michelle moore. was you there for these? and these city council members were were kind of. yes. we're going to address racism. the conservative republicans across the board white any race they were there was kind of a unified response. i think what followed is really telling. and and i think about the story of of michelle moore who again was the school board president who's a lifelong republican and she heard all the student complaints and kind of helped lead the effort to try to

the board of supervisors, in the park code.so for tennis courts, the question before you right now is this fee to reserve or no fee at all? vis a vis we could come back to you with something for schools. if you're talking about for multiple hours at a time or something like that. i think if i could finish this thought really quick, i think it's not specifically just to school, but i think that you do have a rather sophisticated charging structure for different tier or even breaking down between nonprofit or private parties. you do have that right now for clubhouse. what i'm trying to say similar. i see what you're saying. apologies. i didn't understand your. no, no, no worries. i mean, i just think it's like something similar in the events that were to say, carve out 3 p.m. and after for reservation. these are the times that people can reserve and out of which when you do reserve, here's the charging like tiers for that. and so then in this case not just about schools but that we separate between public school schools or privat

meeting and items 3 through 11, to the board with a positive recommendation. vice chair stefani. >> aye. >> clerk: vice chair stefani, aye. chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: i have two ayes with member chan excused. >> thank you. any other business before the committee? >> clerk: that xhaoets our agenda. >> thank you, we are adjourned. >> clerk: that completes our agenda. >> thank you, we are adjourned. forward/hospitality. >> heart of san francisco an aide so important diverse culture in the name for remarkable individuals like carlton b goodlett a man wheeg legacy is at the iconic lashed not just a man of intelligent his journey was far from san francisco good had studies earning a mountain lake cut off road in child psychiatric a city that is is campus for staff's contributions a city with a very different place when dr. good let was around and you would see him on streets like the fillmore and what he did he mrs. minority healthcare to people who that did not have insurance or an ability to pay for that. >> dr. good working hard around city hall meaning he

i full board, full board, colleagues, i would like to move item six to full board with recommendation second, and on that motion by chair chan, i saw seconded by vice chair mandelman, to forward this resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman i mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton walton i member. dorsey dorsey i church and i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. and item six the motion passes and with that the next department that we have is port. madam chair, members of the committee are a summary of our recommendations for the port are on page 21 of page 21 of our report. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $461,488 in fiscal year 2425. of that amount, 155,000 are ongoing savings and 306,488 are one time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of approximately 7.15 million, or 4.8, in the department's fiscal year 2425 budget. in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $219,579. our recommended reduction to the proposed budget totaled 227,040 and $47 in fiscal year

so, your objection is the aggregate across the board 6.5 percent? >> yes. >> i think that is fundamentally different and the reason is, is because the-hf-the recalculation of everything and reallocation of everything seems like-- >> [indiscernible] >> i'm concerned how we-- >> maybe let me rephrase. accept as is, with the open to adjusting made to the fee in aggregate have impact of up to 6 and a half percent. >> can i ask the department, is that realistic for september 1 if we were to say up to 6.5 percent-legislatively,eme polk not-i understand the words, i understand the intention, not sure how that shows up legislatively and/or how that gets implemented on the september 1 deadline. >> deputy city attorney, the building can not amepd an ordinance. you can make-you made recommendation or considered items such when they make a final decision it is within what you considered, so if they go beyond or consider completely different legislation it has to come back here and that impacts the timeline. they are not mandated to do what the building inspecti

she has been on the board a long time and i have been mayor and i on the board of supervisor and i see each june as the new slew of investments come out and as i am one of the gay supervisors now, but the gay supervisor representing the castro, i see this year finally coming close to getting projects done we have been working for the entire time that we have been in office. the harvey milk plaza and for folks--that is a 10 plus year long project that senator wiener was working on when he was acting supervisor and andrea and other friends of the harvey milk plaza been working on this with along public works and arts commission. this has been going on forever and now finally have the prospect of a funding source to pay for there to be a appropriate memorial of harvey milk in the city that gave harvey milk. thank you madam mayor putting that in that bonds. we will see it done. it isn't just that, we will see a lgbtq history museum built and we are very ornot just built, we are getting the building, people and roberto and all who made the dream happen, i dont want to jinx it but i think we

why school$c boards?eve bannan's case specifically because they were seeing the news reports and saw an opportunity. ed this idea that the school board initially had support in south lake for some of these changes andm■ that was the case. when they initially put together plans to form a committee to address these things in 2018, there were community momentings held by the mayor and michelle moore was there for these counc, we're going to address racism. conservatives, republicans across the board. white, any race. it was kind unified response. i think what followed is really telling and i think about the story of michelle moore who, again, was theoo president who's a lifelong republican. and she heard all the student complaints and helped lead the effort to try to address these things, and had that support from the mayor, councilmembers, business leaders and after alan left the school board's -- declared the school board is the most important elected position in people who had supported michelle moore tur

as ucsd.edu under board of education public comment protocols. and i'll speak more about that when we get to that point in the agenda at this time, before the board goes into closed session, i will call i'd like to call for any speakers to close session items listed on the agenda. there will be a total of five minutes for speakers to close session items. thank you. vice president alexander, do you care to speak for closed session items? your big chance. all right. none in person. vice president for our virtual participant. if you'd like to speak to any items on the closed session, please raise your hand. seeing no virtual participants for closed session. public comment. thank you. all right, please note that the board will take a roll call, vote on the recommended student expulsions when we reconvene to open session. and i now recess this meeting at 5:02 p.m. if you need interpretation, please have the following phone number. after dialing, please introduce the pin number. this message will be repeated in spanish. in cantonese. buenos tardes. el

and the board concurs.call this proposition js, as that is, the voter authorization that enables it. these items are the authorizations for various services accompanying the june 1st mayor's proposed budget before you. item 12 reflects 12 services that have been previously approved at nine city departments that have had long standing analysis from the controller's office showing that the services would be more cost effective if contracted out. item 13 is for a new prop j for security services at the office of the medical examiner, and i'm joined by members of the city administrator's office, to answer any questions. thank you. and i just want to flag and just have a quick understanding about the new the new property contract for the medical medical examiner, the assumption is that the impacted, staffing is for ftes or is it three ftes, three ftes, three ftes, and is really means that the current deputy sheriff that is staffed, the three ftes of the deputy sheriff that currently staffing at the medical exami

you are the descendent of boarding school survivors.n to you? it — it is an acknowledgement that is a long time coming but, frankly, it doesn't mean anything without any actions behind it. and in terms of those actions, what is it that you would like to see? i think that there needs to be a true acknowledgement of the harms that were done. i briefly read through the document and a lot of what they're talking about is the doctrine of discovery, spanish conquistadores, and there is no acknowledgement of the real abuses that happened in catholic indian boarding schools, and that is a lack of accountability and a lack of true justice. i know it can, of course, be difficult to talk about some of those abuses, but if you don't mind, could you tell us about what members of your family, other people in the community, have had to endure? yes. i've heard many boarding school survivors' stories and my grandfather, who went to a catholic indian boarding school, was subjected to something that is pretty common from survivors to talk about, called th

i full board, full board, colleagues, i would like to move item six to full board with recommendation second, and on that motion by chair chan, i saw seconded by vice chair mandelman, to forward this resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman i mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton walton i member. dorsey dorsey i church and i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. and item six the motion passes and with that the next department that we have is port. madam chair, members of the committee are a summary of our recommendations for the port are on page 21 of page 21 of our report. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $461,488 in fiscal year 2425. of that amount, 155,000 are ongoing savings and 306,488 are one time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of approximately 7.15 million, or 4.8, in the department's fiscal year 2425 budget. in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $219,579. our recommended reduction to the proposed budget totaled 227,040 and $47 in fiscal year

the board is paid board fees for the days -- >> what did you make last year?$18,000. >> any bonuses? >> no. >> you're not on salary >> no. >> i yield back, mr. chair. >> i recognize mr. carter for five minutes. >> thank yo the witnesses joining us today. my district in southeast louisiana has historically been a leader in transportation. famously, the city of new orleans once had a large network of streetcars and one of the first american cities to ys. today, we are home to the port of south louisiana, one of the nation's leaders in total tonnage as well as the port of new orleans. the only deepwater port served by six class one railroads. however, louisiana has fallen behind other areas of the nation in terms of passenger rail options. transportation leaders in louisiana like john spainrn rail commission are now planning to further connect the state by commuter rail including lines connecting new orleans, new orleans west to baton rouge, and east mobile, alabama. with stops at the communities between those cities. doing so will reduce our transportation emiss

clearly, the board has the right to, you know, have a hearing if necessary. but i just also want to be clear, like, you don't really necessarily have to have, a legislation if it's a transfer of function. but clearly, if you do emergent, that's a, that's a different story. but i'm going to leave it that way like that for now. so supervisor walton, thank you, chair chan. i had the same concerns as supervisor mandelman. i mean, if you're saying we're going to continue having conversations and talk more about this, then i'm okay with that because i know the director of the hrc was here to, present more of what our budget, the mayor's budget team was discussing. but i do just want to say, like, i have to say this publicly, philosophically, we budget for two years, but we do not budget for two years. our budget is a year budget. and we come back next year and do it all over again. so to say that these these are second year costs will come back to the table next year. and this thing will be baked and cooked and look different. so we don't budget two years in san fr

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(clerk of the board). >> supervisor walton. >> move to continue to the july 16th board of supervisors motion to continue to july 16th made by supervisor walton and seconded by supervisor safai any public comment on item 15 and the motion to continue to july 15th? >> make sure you make that better. basically. >> thank you and serging not other members of the public public comment is closed and we'll take the motion to july 16th without objection the item is continued until july 16th madam clerk read items 16 16 and 16 and and fees pursuant to the provisions of building code, sections 102a.3, sections 102a.3, sections 102a.3, 102a.4, 102a.6, 102a.12, 102a.16, 102a.17, 102a.18, 102a.19, 102a.20 et seq., delinquent charges for code enforcement violations and associated fees pursuant to building code, sections 102a.3 - >> okay. >> colleagues, we are now board of supervisors sitting as a committee of the whole for code enforcement the hearing is now open first hear from the building inspection. >> thank you president peskin mate a 28 year the building inspections for code enforcement trans