[applause] i too was to acknowledge supervisor shamann walton, because he was the person that created the legislation that created the office of inspector general, so i want to acknowledge him. i also want to acknowledge my family, my wife, denise who puts up with me. [laughter] [applause] yeah. my sister in law and family and friends that are also here, and my twin brother was supposed to be here but he was coming from livermore so i don't know what's up with that, but i have a identical twin brother so if you see somebody wandering around who doesn't know where he is going that is my twin brother. i want to acknowledge willie brown. mayor brown has been someone in my 30 years, he has been a mentor, he has been someone that xae any time i call, mayor brown answers the call. when i call and say, mayor i need you to swear me in, i did n't know what response i was going to get, but he's here, so it is all good. willie has never or mayor brown has never said no to me and so willie i really appreciate it. i also talked to the mayor about the sheriff and he had nothing but really kind thin

i also just want to acknowledge shamann walton for putting together the legislation that created a lot of this position and more importantly, the funding allocation for this kind of work. there are so many hands that lifted up this bucket of success that i just want to make sure i'm sure i'm forgetting people, the folks like marshal kind and my office who did the work daily and who is at so many of these meetings. the rest of city hall and the budget team that helped pull all this together whom we have big expectations for moving forward, and all of you paying attention to all of this as well. it is easy to be an advocate knowing community supports you and there is political support for the work we do and committed to as public servants so thank you all for being here this morning and thank you most of all terry for applying and your willingness to bring your expertise, your professionalism, your management and your character to this work where it is so desperately needed, so well received. i think civilian oversight is taking a big step forward with you at its side and we can't wait t

. >> los shamann walton. lema tengo trabajos a su mamá grande. la lucha más grande.os playoffs y este tema de hype se llama los pumas, interpretado por los artistas hondureños julián lobo y juan oliva. así que ya estamos en clima partido, muchachos, como que pone más así como que el nervio, como que las ganas de que ya sea sábado como dices, no? sí, y muy positivo que nfl latinoamérica y las plataformas en español, en este caso de los 49ers pues también le den entrada a este tipo de artistas para que muestren su talento, pongan en su lugar a ese talento justamente y también a la cultura mexicana. >> en el caso de las máscaras de los luchadores y bueno, por parte de este hondureño que está haciendo esa canción que suena bastante motivadora, como dices tú, para afrontarlo bien, a seguir con ese tema todas las semanas acá en porque los aficionados que tienen latinoamérica son bastantes, entonces que se les dé el lugar también, no es la hora eso. >> gracias max, vámonos al corte . tenemos más que contarle. mira estudiantes de una escuela al este de san josé recibieron ex

i am supervisor matt dorsey, chair of this committee and i am joined by vice chair shamann walton. we are going to be joined shortly by committee member asha safai. uh, together we would like to express our gratitude to our clerk today, as always, mr. victor young. thanks also to the team at sf govtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting. our producer today, mr. james kawana. we have a crowded agenda today with five items

i am supervisor matt dorsey, chair of this committee, and i am joined by vice chair shamann walton.are going to be joined shortly by committee member asha safai. uh, together we would like to express our gratitude to our clerk today, as always, mr. victor young. thanks also to the team at sf govtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting. in particular, our producer today, mr. james kawana. we have a crowded agenda today with five items, including a

walton for the investment and we implore to help the future. thank you. >> i'm organizer as a member we fought during the process. um, and celebrated the win the cut is a slap in the face for families public safety is looking at the families and we shouldn't be balancing the budget on the backs of children, youth, and families and we know that contributed to helping balance the budget last year, we hope that it will not be targeted again for balancing the budget because the need of early care and education is great. thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> final call for for any more speakers right-of-way or regarding this. >> madam chair, >> seeing none, public comment is closed. (gavel) colleagues, i think we have a difficult time heads of us and require a lot of conversation and touch decisions but anything i want to again welcome supervisor melgar to this committee will that play a critical role. in last years budget to negotiate our way to have a balanced budget without cutting childcare and across the city i look forward to seeing

i am supervisor matt dorsey, chair of this committee, and i am joined by vice chair shamann walton. and we are going to be joined shortly by committee member asha safai. uh, together we would like to express our gratitude to our clerk today, as always, mr. victor young. thanks also to the team at sf govtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting. in particular, our producer today, mr. james kawana. we have a crowded

walton, which would authorize an amendment to the potrero power station development agreement and its financing plan as we said, an amendment is required in this case because implementation of an ifd was not anticipated when the da was originally approved in 2020. also so just so everyone is aware, supervisor walton's staff were unable to join us, but that the supervisor wanted to express his full support of the amendment before you today. um, ifds are a tool for municipal cities to allocate anticipated new tax revenue towards certain development activities based on tax increment financing or tif. in this case, the proposed modification will allow the implementation of an ifd at the power station to permit incremental property tax allocations to finance public infrastructure, affordable housing and other facilities of community wide significance such as parks and open space that were previously approved as part of the development agreement. we're joined by lee lewinski from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development today, and she will continue with staff's presentation

walton, which would authorize an amendment to the potrero power station development agreement and its financing plan as we said an amendment is required in this case because implementation of an ifd was not anticipated when the da was originally approved in 2020. also so just so everyone is aware, supervisor walton's staff were unable to join us, but that the supervisor wanted to express his full support of the amendment before you today. um, ifds are a tool for municipal cities to allocate anticipated new tax revenue towards certain development activities based on tax increment financing or tif. in this case, the proposed modification will allow the implementation of an ifd at the power station to permit incremental property tax allocations to finance public infrastructure, affordable housing and other facilities of community wide significance such as parks and open space that were previously approved as part of the development agreement. we're joined by lee lewinski from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development today, and she will continue with staff's presentation i

walton, which would authorize an amendment to the potrero power station development agreement and itsing plan as we said, an amendment is required in this case because implementation of an ifd was not anticipated when the da was originally approved in 2020. also so just so everyone is aware, supervisor walton's staff were unable to join us, but that the supervisor wanted to express his full support of the amendment before you to. um, ifds are a tool for municipal cities to allocate anticipated new tax revenue towards certain development activities based on tax increment financing or tif. in this case, the proposed modification will allow the implementation of an ifd at the power station to permit incremental property tax allocations to finance public infrastructure, affordable housing and other facilities of community wide significance such as parks and open space that were previously approved as part of the development agreement. we're joined by lee lewinski from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development today, and she will continue with staff's presentation in just a

i am supervisor matt dorsey, chair of this committee, and i am joined by vice chair shamann walton. and we are going to be joined shortly by committee member asha safai. uh, together we would like to express our gratitude to our clerk today, as always, mr. victor young. thanks also to the team at sf govtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting. in particular, our producer today, mr. james kawana. we have a crowded agenda today with five items, including a high profile resolution that we have been asked to fast track and for everyone's information, given the board's end of year calendar, the holiday recess and public noticing requirements that this meeting is the earliest possible committee hearing that we were able to have the cease fire resolution in heard and fast tracked. so we're honoring that request by getting it going. but given that there were four matters already underway that we were working on here at rules, we will be taking those first. i trust that they're not going to take up a lot of time, but i appreciate everybody's patience. um, given the heightened pub

i am supervisor matt dorsey, chair of this committee and i am joined by vice chair shamann walton. and we are going to be joined shortly by committee member asha safai. uh, together we would like to express our gratitude to our clerk today, as always, mr. victor young. thanks also to the team at sf govtv for facilitating and broadcasting today's meeting. our producer today, mr. james kawana. we have a crowded agenda today with five items including a high profile resolution that we have been asked to fast track and for everyone's information given the board's end of year calendar, the holiday recess and public noticing requirements that this meeting is the earliest possible committee hearing that we were able to have the cease fire in heard and fast tracked. so we're honoring that request by getting it going. but given that there were four matters already underway that we were working on here at rules, we will be taking those first. i trust that they're not going to take up a lot of time, but i appreciate everybody's patience. um, given the heightened public interest in today's meet

--shamann. pass first reading. next item, please. >> item 23, resolution approving a declaration of restrictions with the are-san francisco no. 15 owner, llc (“owner) to establish a no-build zone on a portion of property owned by the city and county of san francisco, adjacent to the owner's property at 1450 owens street, intended for future public park uses, providing for annual payments in the initial amount of $72,000 with 3% annual increases, to the city from owner in exchange for such restrictions for term effective on january 1, 2024, through in perpetuity unless terminated by the city, as defined in the declaration of restrictions; and authorizing the director of property to execute any amendments, make certain modifications and take certain actions that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city, do not materially decrease the benefits to the city and are necessary or advisable to effectuate the purposes of the declaration of restrictions or this resolution. >>

--shamann. pass first reading. next item, please. >> item 23, resolution approving a declaration of restrictions with the are-san francisco no. 15 owner, llc (“owner) to establish a no-build zone on a portion of property owned by the city and county of san francisco, adjacent to the owner's property at 1450 owens street, intended for future public park uses, providing for annual payments in the initial amount of $72,000 with 3% annual increases, to the city from owner in exchange for such restrictions for term effective on january 1, 2024, through in perpetuity unless terminated by the city, as defined in the declaration of restrictions; and authorizing the director of property to execute any amendments, make certain modifications and take certain actions that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city, do not materially decrease the benefits to the city and are necessary or advisable to effectuate the purposes of the declaration of restrictions or this resolution. >>