>> housing authority board of commissioners meeting, today, thursday october 24th, may we please take the roll. >> president torres. >> present. >> commissioner l lindo. >> present. >> commissioner kim. >> present. >> commissioner pikes. >> item number 2 is the y nal of ramaytush ohlone.

[reading acknowledgment] as guests we recognize that we benefit from working on the homeland, we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone. >> thank you, item 4 is the president's report. >> i just want to thank commissioner pikes, and commissioner lindo for joining ceo at the ribbon cutting of the hub. in sunnidale, it was a great great event and extraordinary space that was opened to community, that day. commissioner pikes i don't know if you want to say anything about that, but it really

really was lovely. >> it was, it was a great event and today, we had our first cooking class, we learned how to make guess did quesadilla and they did the cha cha cha, you know how they was doing that and and boys and r running. it was so much fun and i look forward to attending all of their events, every week. >> so thaws, thank you commissioner pikes. this will was an example of investments that were a long time coming in the sunnidale specifically with the hub and very proud of the work that we've been able to do with the city and in coordination of the city and community investment fund. to that facility, which is the body that i also sit on. but, in addition to something

that was onsite, there was another opening that happened over the weekend with the playground that opened up, in hunters hill and extraordinary space and i encourage every one to check it out. extraordinary amenities with millions of dollars in investments to clean up the space and make it accessible. really really wonderful to see the changes happen. and we were just speaking preparations that were under way for the holidays making sure that there are conversations work withing service providers, institute was also present at the ribbon cutting this weekend and making sure that e family's sewn yors and youth are getting ready to receive the turkeys examine distribution accordingly. that's all i have for right now, thank you so much. >> thank you, president. 5 item 5 is general public comment. let you know that this portion

is not intended for debate or discussion with the commission staff. please just say your matter, it's not appropriate to* for commissioners to engage in debate in a public notice meeting a agenda. if you have questions or would like to like to bring a matter to commission's attention, please--i'll start with the speaking cards that were filled out in-person and we can go from there, starting out with frances hareward. >> good afternoon, gentleman, ladies, i'm with ccsd, i'm a board member i'm also a tenant at 1715 mcellis street. i recently submitted a report to you that the they have a

situation that has developed. there is a tenant that moved in, i think for about 2 yae,z 3 years, moved from 666 l.street. now this person living in the apartment 105, i will not mention the name but i know that she has a history of starting some problems. like harassing tenants, making threats, stuff like that recently i was informed that this ten apartment pulled a knife on employee at home rice. come to find out that the vice president before me, that thaws not the first time she's done that and they are taking this matter very seriously. i hope. shaez a history, this lady has a history of playing the victim. oh it's not my fault, whatever,

stuff happens. the situation has developed that one of the other tenants apparently supposehgun on her a really happened. now the police were involved, there is a police report and stuff like that. so i gave this information to you so you can make copies of it and other information like phone numbers, people's names and stuff like that you should be aware of. if you wish to contact them and that will tell you what is going on on this case. so i just ntve you that report . thank you. >> thank you very much., we hav. >> as a client of the san

francisco housing authority, i am appalled at the lack of accountability and leadership and customer since 2023, this behavior has been and continues to be exhibited. i have attempted to contact the housing authority directly but have yet to be successful and it's only when i reach out to commissioner torres's office that i receive a call or an email. i want to say thank you to the commissioner and to his assistant ren for their responsiveness and respect. on the housing authority website the the ceo examine in part bye-bye o states her clear vision and ability to create disruptive change while acresing compassion and empathy allowed for the authorities for the meta more fa sis.

based on the base of compassion and empathy i've received attempting to interact with the housing authority, i am sur mice that the empathy mentioned were internal indefer --endeavor anat least one email the ceo was included and never responded with a acknowledge of challenges i've raised. customer service and care seems to be at the bottom of the list of fixes for the ceo and the organization. lastly, as ads, council person to her resume, i am very concerned how care san francisco housing authority clients will have to endure when dealing with the city agency. >> thank you.

margaret, mcnolte. >> speaker: hi good afternoon, commissioners. >> good afternoon. >> speaker: if you recall, i'm margaret advisory advisors ski just successfully completed my first full-time client has resolved the issue without having to take rosa parks to litigation. so i'm like, kudos for that. and i'm still going on, i still train once a month, all the resident councils in my location and i've been asked to speak today in regards to 1760 bush that all of the rents have gone up in the last 50 years that equal 50 percent or more. i thought there was a law that

12 percent but my tenants just asked me to bring that to your attention. >> can you repeat that to us >> 1760 bush street apartments and some of the tenants say that in the past couple of years if you combine the relative adjustments to their rent that has comes up to 50 percent so they feel they're exhort brandt conditions. >> can we ask housing to bring that back to us. >> keeping litigation from happening. so thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional general public comment online or in public? if you're online just raise your hand. and if you're online, if you can raise your hand and keep it

raised. if would you like to indicate you would like to give a public comment. otherwise, we will--okay, yep. all right, unmute yourself, you have two minutes. you're unmuted but we can't hear you in the room. ms. felina, we can circle back, it looks like there is a mike issue in your end. otherwise, any additional public comment. okay, i will try one more time.

>> please unmute and you'll have two minutes. okay, it looks like we're still having an issue on ma will i na's side. but we have another hand raised, mr. williams, if you would like to unmute yourself, you have two minutes. >> speaker: thank you, it was a little confusing on my end. commissioners, mr. dennis williams, can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> speaker: okay, perfect. i am the executive director of filmore community development also a resident here at plaza east. i've been contacting ms. tania the executive director of you guys organization to no avail. and also ms. kendra who deals

with that committee which i'm a head of the advisory committee also. with the president ms. martha. we have not been getting any contact back pertaining to the rfps that is coming up or cancellations of our capitol improvements. we have not goent any receipts or invoices request for the last 3 to 6 million spent. and we've been asking and/or we have not got any feedback out our letter of, i have my notes but our m.o. u that we've been working diligent leon. so we just want to know what is going on. and second, community developer, 501c3, i've been trying to community part we are with a number of people such as marcy housing and others. but again, getting no feedback on doing community preservation

in d5 and d10 black communities. so i second what one of the callers said about accountability, because we're not get ining any feedback and assistance and it's your guy's duty as organizations. so thank you. >> thank you, dennis, thank you mr. williams. last call for general public comment in-person or in line. so we can close general public comment. item 6 is the tenant representative report for city wide cancel or public housing tenant association. anyone from ccsd or chp that would like to give a report out. do you see a hand raised on hand for stf knee pappas, i'll

inmute yourself if you unmute yourself.speaker: how's that? >> we can hear you. >> speaker: good afternoon. yay, so i have a couple of quick reports. we will be nominating new officers in november. and have an election in january so hopefully you'll have a new president to report. we are putting on after training meeting at our next general meeting on the 31 that we're excited about. and last month, i commented on all of the paperwork issues that are being reported across all of our affiliate buildings as you're aware of and it was anecdotely it was remarkable that last friday, i ■■+got a ca from ms. april in-housing authority and gheez, they don't have any jr packet, even though my rent was approved and went

up in june. i filled out, and scanned it over monday night by email and what do you know it's thursday and i have not had any word if they received it or not. so i guess i'll drive it over there and deliver in-person just to make sure. so i feel it was kind of outrageous that the authorities in, it's just, it's terrible as a client. so thank you for listening and i hope you're after them because it's not working out for us at all. >> thank you for leth us know. i'm sorry that you're dealing with this. >> >> speaker: it only look 90 minutes to gather myself, it's only 90 minutes, thank you. >> thank you.

>> we can ask for public comment on item number 6. i do see a hand rad, i will note that this is specifically to item 6, raise your hand again if that's your intention. okay we can close public comment. item 7 the chief executive offer report. plaza e report, due to a conflict the company will not present slides this month, we will continue for next month, we do have consultants to give report on plaza. >> thank you, and for sf gov. tv, we do have a slide for this, thank you.

>> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, board of commissionrs, i'm camille field coordinator. and we'll be reporting for the september services report for relocation this month services have successful assisted property management with any relocations up-to-date for tenant engagement, we are able to host a coffee hour for 18 residents. also able to provide weekly hot meals for 24 families onsite every wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in partnership with shsdc. we were able to partner with our association for senior programming that is held every tuesday and we do different activities like bingo bible study, sewing, they also do arts and craft so we bring about 20 seniors and we were able to partner with dph for what they had in the community.

we were also able to provide onsite technology support and computer in partnership with admission that is for two residents and we were able to hold our community building meetings with tenant association and the community advocates as well as any volunteers surrounding fall programming as well as our holiday giveaways again for the turkeys and the toys for the community. we were also able to schedule some healing and wellness one on one meetings for two residents with dph crisis services. and then we were able to make sure our residents understand the process for the work order meeting so making sure that we're doing resident out reach just to be able to assist residents, and let the residents know that they will not be in trouble for reporting anything that needs to be done in the unit. and we were able to have 1 over

150 residents connections referrals, provieeding financial coaching and anything around anger management, substance abuse, pg&e support. >> so we were able to assist some families where they're going to have closures in the unified district so. there are some families that are affected so we're helping them to take a look at other options, some families are opting to looking at private school so we're looking into doing the application process and everything■= like that. >> and then just, how are you communicating the latest news that is coming out of the district in terms of the pause on closures that is currently in affect? >> we didn't get a notice of that one. >> that's why i'm raising it right now, i think it will be worth while since the transition from superintendent wayne to now superintendent sue, it was approved earlier in the past, this week, but time

moves pretty past. >> this week. >> and then the press conference announcing many people's support for her and maintaining the control within san francisco and not any further oversight from the state. i think it's worth while for you to check in with san francisco school district individuals and remind them that they should be reaching out to you and you not to them and getting the information that you need so you're not wasting your precious time in areas that are of no concern. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> tomorrow, from 3 to 5 we'll be having a trunk or treat where the students can come and where the students can make bookmarks and masks and glow in the dark little items that they'll be able to take with them as a gift back. >> thank you. thank you very much.

>> any questions? >> any questions. >> if i might, thank you for this information. kind of a little bit along the lines of what you asked. i do appreciate all the effort and the work that you're doing with engagement and we have heard in the past some concerns regarding, communication, either sort ofinsufficient or disconnect between the issues that are at top of mind and critickly important to the residents and the work, and the work of the property management company. so are you the bridge between those two sort of in terms of communication, how do you know this is like a multi part, how do you know what areas and mos to the residents? do you also follow along with one of the areas of

miscommunication between the residents and do you have a roll in that in terms of being the, sort of bridge and how does that? if you can explain a little bit more about your role as it relates to those, that would be great, thank you.we do is meet with property management weekly and we go over what is happening onsite. some of our residents that are not literate, we explain what the notices are. we assistant property management monthly when they 5(f hold their work orders, work orders is a big thing, we also assist the residents with doing the work orders and at some points, we do have some residents who don't want to deal with property management at all and we're that bridge where they come into our office and we get the information and we either send an email or talk to property management.

there is two residents in particular where we have gotten to the point where they don't speak to management, we're the middle people that deal with that. >> thank you. >> and if i may add, just to address the concerns, we do work directly with our tenant association and we believe that they understand what truly right for the residents and for the community. so we love to be able to take input during our joint meetings with tenantssociation as well. >> and then are you also able to have a feedback from what you hear from the residents to the property manage? >> yes, of course. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other questions? thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> item 7b is the chief executive officer communication. ceo tony. >> >> thank you, good afternoon,

commissioners so for my general communication, i would like to report commissioner, our board president has talked about our sunnidale hub that has been opened as well as commissioner pike. thank you for coming and i'm excited that you've had an opportunity to participate in the events that are occuring at the hub. as well as commissioner lindo coming. so as we know, this is about 222,500 square feet, the hub is. and we we have the boys and girls club there, there are array of service that's are happening, this is the first time probably with most properties that all services and activity can be located onsite in one particular building. and so that really sets the conditions forward for individual how individual households that might not have

engaged in any of the activities to take a peak and come on in the door. right, commissioner pikes, so it's really exciting the different things that are being programmed at the request of the residents and so that means not only for our babies but for our aging adults, sorry about that. or having an opportunity to find something that is rally important to them to do each and everyday.there we go. sorry about that, every one. and then also, one of the other components to the hub being open is we wills wells fargo of one million dollars

that has been planted as seed money by wells which again furthers the activity and different services that are desired onsite. that was really exciting and exhilarating that the funds are existing and as the project conditions --continues on, there will be work to ensure that we continue to build that endowment to ensure that there are services there onsite. additionally, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the housing voucher program during the month of act and it was and the hcb program has served the largest assistance program providing millions of families with access to affording housing and communities of their choice. and so zñthere are thousands of

public agencies that administers this program and this is hud's month of celebration for this particular program. so again, that is really exciting that we are in our 50th year. and as president torres mentioned, we will have our annual giveaways and contribution will begin november 20th and end november 26th. and this occur across our rad and hope sf site and distributiobe coordinated by a philip in collaboration with our tenant association and service providers onsite. as well as the fact that each family or household will be provided a bask filled with ingredients to compliment the completion of the holiday additionally, the request for proposal operty

management services at potrero and sunniville was issued on monday october 21, 2024 and this is due november 16th, 2024. and there is a link on the website of the housing authority that will give you more information regarding that particular rfp. and we will have two upcoming rfps one for both r4 plaza one will be around, the capitol project improvement that will be happening at plaza and the tune of about 7 million dollars and then we will also have another rfp as well as regarding the vacant units that need to be restored. >> thank you, ceo. that is all the reports for item number 7, the chief

executive reports. we can offer public comment for item 7. i do see a hand raised online. mr. williams, just unmute yourself, you have two minutes again. >> speaker: how you guys doing? i'm just a little shaken, i just want to talk to ms. marta the way everything everything care of meanwhile we're suffering from vacancies not done. to no funding coming no resources were always told and they also say they're under fundedment so how could all of this stuff be done. we need directly to our elected residents council who knows the

struggles of the community, i heard pg&e, i for one need my pg&e paid. that's why it's very important for us to honor the section 3. i'm just so fruftered right now that every one comes in our community and takes money from me, from contractors that don't look like us, we've been sending stuff to you guys and this commission for three years now. even to the newspaper, i apologize i couldn't get down there today but i'm in the community, right now dealing with issues. so that's how i implore you to partner examine send funding through the residents like myself who is also a 501c3 of the filmore corporation. thank you flt

>> any additional public comment for item number 7? we can close public comment. item number 7--.t( >> pf we move on just a couple of follow fups. can we have a reminder as to what the timeline is and the dollar amounts for both the capitol improvement for plaza east as well as the services. i think it's important to have that information stated clearly for those who may be listening online. that are meant to serve issues that were raised in a couple of comments that we heard from plaza residents. >> okay, so rfp, good afternoon, commissioners, chief financial officer. so the rfp was issued end of september. so that's a funding of 400,000 for three years to total of 1.2

million. so that rfp the due date is going to be this friday on october 25. so it's been, out for four weeks, we've done all the out reach and then published in the newspaper and website. >> if i may add, the rfp was originally issued when? >> july. >> the rfp as we call, we brought forward to the commission was actually issued in july,it was unsuccessful and as a result of it being unsuccessful because we do have a process by where we must honor in terms of that we're following procurement rules, we went through that entire process. we noticed everything who had applied and once that time period was over, then we issue the rfp which c.f.o. is speak to go right now. >> great, and just as a

reminder body, the services component of the rfp for that contract, over 3 years to be coordinated with other city partners. . there is a sound coordinated of investment can you remind me what resident participation there was in that review body? >> so it's been on going, out reach to the tenants, a situation at plaza so the team has been meeting. >> i understand that, and i appreciate you reiterating the substance of engagement around thprto the issuance of the rfp. what i'm asking about is we made commitment that there was going to be additional participation from residents as part of that process.

a tenant resident council. can you remind me of high-level details. >> yes, when with the initial was issued and when we did the scoring, after receiving we hav that we put together to score. so in that panel, there was tourism frl plaza ace and more o.c. d and two staff. sol five panelist did the coast guarder and itwas not successful. for plan to go have a list like to one and city staff and then two staff. >> great. so again, two residents and coordinated with community leadership, they've been aware of that process. >> yes. >> just to remind people, there is a lot of details about these

things. i know it's sometimes hard to keep it straight. i know it's important the reputation that we learned tlut engagement process. continually repeat how we heard information. what we do with that information and how it's responded to as you're descbing right now from two residents from plaza east being on that review body.o.c. d and community development and to staff from the san francisco housing authority thank you for that. now with rega to the capitol improvement, can you remind us what that process is and what the status of it? >> so similar process, it's going to be public because of the--amount involved, so we have one isb, that is, bid. so one is vacant unit, so we're putting aside, 3 million. so that's going to we are plan to go issue that sfb tomorrow

so it's going to be up for four weeks, similar process once we we'll have a panel during the scoring so we volving plaza as well. and one member from the city and associated stuff. so it would be the same thing to process. >> great, can you remind us as late, i mean in comparison to the july rfp which hadity own siem line.us why a l period of time for issuance and the issuance for the capitol that will out for people to review tomorrow. >> part was making sure that we secure the funding, there is a whole process that we have to

make sure that. examine and 2 million from the city that's still pending but we decided to get the work started with the funding we have right now, through hud, so that was going through the woj and now getting ready to really start the foss. >>--process. in the one comment that i have bathat we're hearing from just making sure that ■ there is a communication that can reach residents, as i mentioned before, the repetition, i know it's a big lift amidst all the financial work that has to be done at the authority. this is one of two potser that are still i just want to make sure that all the good commitments that the housing

authority that's made to make dollars available to support needs onsite are being well received as part of this process. and so i would offer just making sure that staff are able to directly communicate with resident leadership and community about the process itself, the timeline what they can expect and how this came to be. >> community feedback. >> thank you. >> it's on me. as well as when we talk about all the work that have been proping to do on wtplaza as we' stated we've had dialogue and and with have brought all of that information several time to to support back to you as we relates to ifbs, once they hit the street and

there will be a time for questions and answering through that before we close and move forward. >> and i just want to make sure that we're talking about two separate items. the rfp closes tomorrow but there is an rfp for capitol improvements that opens tomorrow. that can be confusing for people. >> yeah. >> services is closing tomorrow. those are due by? are they time sham pz? yes. >> tomorrow, are they only in the submission online to rsv. >> okay, great i'll write. and in addition there is an open for rfp for capitol improvement as well. i want to even though thos here

that we've been commissions of other and given that tt hard to public what something that happened in tt important to yju things can get lost it's important to i want to offer that again and thank you for the work. >> and one correction, for the service rsp the first one will be up on july. onthe panel was there was two one is is from east, anding to the association. >> so, thank amendment and that detail just so understand it correctly. in the previous process that was not successful which until tomorrow evening at 5:00

p.m. for submissions in-person. it's open and available on the website. there were one residents plaza east, one public represent from the housing association. a in addition to one member of the mayor. >> right. >> great, with will that be the same review process are you able to share what that body will look like? >> yes, we're looking at the same process to have a to present on a panel one from the city d on is because you say planning, that means out reach needs to be done? >> yeah, we have to shout and make sure that it's a factor. >> great, thank you. >> and that ■çwill not happen until it's fully closed. okay.

>> item is the committee report. commissioner lindo would you give a report from last week's committee meeting. >> yes, i will. october 16, 2024, there were a number of housekeeping items on the agenda. the first dealt with paul edwards llc for additional funding, the second one dealt with paul edward llc for an extension for a year. the third had to do with the low inco housing program. the fourth had to do voucher program which i understand is going to be a bit of an amendment. and the 5th has to do with updated payment standard for the hpc program and the last

one has to do with plat rate grants for the low income housing program. thank you for that report. don't see any. then we can go to the a for mention items under number 9 for consent items. i'll read them off off d pull any items for discussion. item 9 a, is commission special meeting minutes of september 27. and 9b resolution to approving to enter into amendment number 4, to increase the contrat amount between the authority and paul llc for additional $200,000. for total not to exceed of

3,700,500 to expend to four years to administer the housing voucher program. 9c is resolution approving the authorizing chief xe number 2 to cart number 22-002. and management and contacting llc. for additional year and increasing amount by additional 7 million dollars for administration and operation of the housing voucher program. including but not limited to the tenant base voucher program, and special programs, and waiting list and customer service. item 9ed, this is the resolution approving the utility allowances for the low income program. affectjanuary first, 2025. item 9e resolution approving nces for the housing and voucher program for the housing authority affective

january 11, 2025. item 9f resolution approving chief executive officer to the housing voucher program of the housing authority of the county of san francisco affective january 1, 2025 and item 9g resolution approving the new flat ■rent for low income housing authority of the city and county of san francisco affective january first, 2025. and before we ask commissioners if there isan we would like to pull housing authority would like to pull 9e, for a clarification regarding the staff report. kendra if you don't mind. >> yes, thank you. good evening, commissioners. --. the process is to pull the item and then that would be action item, she was you're on the consent calendar right now. >> okay, my mistake, it you

beat me to it diane. thank you for the clarification. so for the consent agenda, we can ask to pull 9e as action item and ask for any additional items that commissioners would like to pull from consent agenda. okay. then we can open for public comment regarding the con gent agenda excluding 9e. i don't see any public comment. we can close public comment and ask for a motion to approve the consent agenda and just for claire fick this is for 9, a, 9ed c, 9d, 9f and 9g, st >> motion to approve. >> and a second. >> i'll second. >> roll call vote. commissioner pikes. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> lindo. >> aye. president torres. >> aye. so moved thank you. that action 9e, resolution approving utility allowances for the housing voucher program

affective january 1, 2025. >> thank you. kendra cra ford housing director. i just wanted come on and make corrections to the report that was committed to committee. so every year the housing authority must revise its allow as for utility authority if there are changes of ten percent or more in the utility rate from the last time the schedule was revised so compared to the 2023 report, the 2024 allowances increase by 11 percent depending on natural gas allowances having increase by 36 percent. and based on the report, the authority is recommending changes to the natural gas and electric in the utility allowance schedule. >> any questions?

>> okay. thank you kendra. >> thank you. >> any public comment on item 9e? then we can ask for a motion for approval on this item as well. >> so approved. >> and a second. ?fm i'll sektd. >> commissioner pikes. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> commissioner lindo. >> aye. >> president torres. >> aye. so moved. we do have item 10 for a closed session this is conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation for exposure of litigation ■of subdivision 54956.9 of the california golf code. before i open for public comment--. >> can we take a quick moment here, we have a question for counsel. and this is specifically more for clarification than anything else. on the previous item that we

just voted on, when we make changes in this manner, that directly affect an impact reses and their financial obligations, is there any immediate for everything that may be living in the sites like a resident commissioner to abstain from that vote or because, i want to understand the nature of why we're all able to vote on this item, if i may?ña >> commissioner linda mason general counsel, there is not a direct financial impact or interest to the resident commissioner so they're able to vote if there was a direct financial impact it may be different we would have to look at that particular issue separately. >> what would y■9ou define a wh a direct impact be, there is a fee schedule that does have pertain to an individual when

they receive a bill. so how is that not a direct financial impact in a case like this? >> my, my evaluation would simply bethat based on the individual vote is it going to impact her directly versus the same impact of the same population and in this case, it's not. we've had commissioners just a remind that have stated that they own property or for a very specific it's property near the site that has not happened in quite a few years. >> thank you, so much. >> also the did denimous. it's not considered a financial impact. so that's one thing that we'll look at as well. >> great. are there some example of what

denimous impact and you can say it 7 times fast, if you will. >> well the code does not say hms denimous and they have given example but if a tenant commissioner is treated as general public, that's not considered a conflict. so we would actually look at the code in terms of defining that. but they do not define it. in some cases it's a monetary amount but in this case, it's not defined. >> great, thank you so much. >> but i think in the past, if we, you know, feel that there is any kind of conflict, we kind of evaluate what is being approved and if we as staff, feel that there is a conflict, we do bring that to the commissioner's attention. >> thank you very much. >> if i may. through the chair, i just want to john to add a little bit to

this conversation. because i think from a broader perspective, when we're talking about a utilities a allowances and those thinsings what we have to remember is, this is a across the board and the law is set up where no one is paying more than 30 percent of their income. and also that utility allowance comes in to ensure property that such as sunnidale that are brand new units now have utility allowances to make sure that nobody is paying more than 30 percent. but prior to that, we pay the utilities in everything so you're not having that into consideration. so i think, in a larger sense we have to consider how does that, how is the program brady handled and where are those leavers of control as it

results relates from a problematic perspective versus when we're voting on it, just to add a little bit of context to that if you don't mind. >> hello commissioners. dejohn scott miller so it has a direct financial impact on participants in the sense you receive utility allowance from the authority and that's when the utility a lieu ans ends up exceeding 30 percent of their income. so in those cases, they would receive a payment. not every participate receives payments and it would be similar to a voting for a payment standard, increase or decrease and also similar to updates where sueati went over changes in disability allowances and what not, and thresholds for medical expenses, so when it's broadly

over the entire program, and statutory updates on a annual basis, it would nt have a direct impact on a tenant commissioner. >> right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> just some logitics for this close session before we open for public comment. we'll be ending the zoom webinar for this session, however if you rejoin you'll be placed in a waiting room and those physically in the room, we'll ask you to leave if you're not part of this item. alternatively, we have the back room for the commission to seer use as well. and then we will notify sf gov. tv once we return from close session as well. any commissioner comment before we open for public comment? great, public comment?

item number 10? i don't see any, we can close public comment an

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clients' lives. we were getting people housed, connecting them to treatment, and seeing them through sobriety. don't be afraid of failure. i have failed at things in my career and they are opportunities to continue mpor women and people of color to see representation matters. when i first started my career 25 years ago, there were not that many other women. so it is amazing to respond to meetings and go to meetings and see other female leaders an n . this career is my dream job from working on [ indiscernible ] to being the chief and overseeing a division. it's been challenging and rewarding and inspiring.

five. the sheriff's department oversight meeting is now in session. on behalf of the sheriff's department oversight board, we would likto thank the staff at sfgovtv for providing technical assistance to broadcast and record this afternoon's meeting. you may view this afternoon's broadcast on cable channel 26. let's please stand and recite the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the