first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

joe kopel for a four-year term ending julr move is approving objecting the board of supervisors, norman yee for maria teresa imperial to the planning commission for a four-year term ending in 2024. >> thank you so much. and i believe -- let's start with mr. diamond. good morning. good to have you and thank you for your all your service thus far and please share with us whatever you would like. >> thank you, can i just make sure you can all hear and see me? >> we can. >> wonderful. >> good morning, supervisors. last november, i was honored to be appointed to the plan commission. it's a big responsibility. i made decisions that are very tough with the best interests with covid in mind. there are underlying problem, especially communities of color related to racial and social equity, housing access, economic recovery and small business vitality and our commission is well structured to be reactive, but instead of with the status quo, the commission could be more proactive in addressing the lan-use issues related to the pandemic and systemic racism. and given that our commission seizesees hundre

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuingo be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the p

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

so there, alongside with the president of the board, norman yee, had a task force to try to get a number of people together to be thinking about what is it that the city can be doing now to start planning for our economic recovery, to have it successful for the mid-term but also for the long term going forward. so we have a group of people who are just amazing, people who are contributing to our communities. so we've had large and small businesses. businesses from a cross-section of different industries and services, from different neighborhoods. we had academia who are part of this task force as well as different foundations and profit service providers who are all part of the ecosystem that makes san francisco special. so the task force is really meaning to pull together the thinking about how the city could help us to facilitate going back to a reopening scenario, but how to have different scenarios and policies to ensure that we can be successful during an interim period as long for the long term. >> great. now we've all heard about the economic impacts of the covid-19 had across the

this time around i felt the beliefs were a little more aligned with the supervisor norman yee and that is why he graciously and humbled that he nominated me for this appointment. first of all, may name is darryl honda and i would like to thank you for the community to speak and with the long agenda and president norman yee has nominated me to come back to the san francisco board of appeals as the commissioner. and with the definitely need it and often the appeals are the process of 5 to 10 years. the what they are going through and the approach is to read a brief and listening to the horizontal comments and to prepare each hearing with fresh eyes and knowing some of the processes have gone as long as they have and more importantly and resolve some of the matters prior to litigation and they will generally tend to go to litigation. as the fellow commissioners have mentioned, as well as you are aware of, trying to get different parties with different views often is a recipe for disaster. sadly t decisions that i make as a commissioner after careful deliberation are not going to make ever

one, i want to thank you, norman yee. i know it's not easy shepherding this thing through, but you've pulled it through the community to get to a place where everyone kind of is feeling okay about everything. i'm urging you all to reject the appeal and approve the project today. we are in a dire, dire housing shortage. we've stopped building serious amounts of housing since the 70s, and you know, we're seeing the shortage play out all over the region. the story i want to tell you a all is a brief one about a former roommate of mine. she wanted to start -- former roommate of mine, margie, wanted to start her family and wanted to start a life, so she, with her partner, went and looked for places. had been living in the city for over 20 years and couldn't find a damn thing at their price point, and they wanted to live here and have their kid. they ultimately ended up moving to daily cily city, and i hear types of things all the time, about how they want to raise a family and build a life here in san francisco, and they can d

this time around i felt the beliefs were a little more aligned with the supervisor norman yee and that is why he graciously and humbled that he nominated me for this appointment. first of all, may name is darryl honda and i would like to thank you for the community to speak and with the long agenda and president norman yee has nominated me to come back to the san francisco board of appeals as the commissioner. and with the definitely need it and often the appeals are the process of 5 to 10 years. the what they are going through and the approach is to read a brief and listening to the horizontal comments and to prepare each hearing with fresh eyes and knowing some of the processes have gone as long as they have and more importantly and resolve some of the matters prior to litigation and they will generally tend to go to litigation. as the fellow commissioners have mentioned, as well as you are aware of, trying to get different parties with different views often is a recipe for disaster. sadly t decisions that i make as a commissioner after careful deliberation are not going to make ever

so there, alongside with the president of the board, norman yee, had a task force to try to get a number of people together to be thinking about what is it that the city can be doing now to start planning for our economic recovery, to have it successful for the mid-term but also for the long term going forward. so we have a group of people who are just amazing, people who are contributing to our communities. so we've had large and small businesses. businesses from a cross-section of different industries and services, from different neighborhoods. we had academia who are part of this task force as well as different foundations and profit service providers who are all part of the ecosystem that makes san francisco special. so the task force is really meaning to pull together the thinking about how the city could help us to facilitate going back to a reopening scenario, but how to have different scenarios and policies to ensure that we can be successful during an interim period as long for the long term. >> great. now we've all heard about the economic impacts of the covid-19 had across the

joe kopel for a four-year term ending julr move is approving objecting the board of supervisors, norman yee for maria teresa imperial to the planning commission for a four-year term ending in 2024. >> thank you so much. and i believe -- let's start with mr. diamond. good morning. good to have you and thank you for your all your service thus far and please share with us whatever you would like. >> thank you, can i just make sure you can all hear and see me? >> we can. >> wonderful. >> good morning, supervisors. last november, i was honored to be appointed to the plan commission. it's a big responsibility. i made decisions that are very tough with the best interests with covid in mind. there are underlying problem, especially communities of color related to racial and social equity, housing access, economic recovery and small business vitality and our commission is well structured to be reactive, but instead of with the status quo, the commission could be more proactive in addressing the lan-use issues related to the pandemic and systemic racism. and given that our commission seizesees hundre

one, i want to thank you, norman yee. i know it's not easy shepherding this thing through, but you've pulled it through the community to get to a place where everyone kind of is feeling okay about everything. i'm urging you all to reject the appeal and approve the project today. we are in a dire, dire housing shortage. we've stopped building serious amounts of housing since the 70s, and you know, we're seeing the shortage play out all over the region. the story i want to tell you a all is a brief one about a former roommate of mine. she wanted to start -- former roommate of mine, margie, wanted to start her family and wanted to start a life, so she, with her partner, went and looked for places. had been living in the city for over 20 years and couldn't find a damn thing at their price point, and they wanted to live here and have their kid. they ultimately ended up moving to daily cily city, and i hear types of things all the time, about how they want to raise a family and build a life here in san francisco, and they can d

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

sandra lee fewer and joined by the committee members, supervisors walton and mandelman and ronen and norman yee. our clerk is miss linda wong. i thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. and also, supervisor walton will be joining us a little later. can we have a motion to excuse him for the first beginning part of the meeting. >> so moved. >> chair fewer: thank you very much, can i have a second, please. >> second. >> chair fewer: could i have a roll call vote please. >> clerk: yes, on the motion... [roll call] there are four ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: due to the covid-19 health emergency, the city employees and the board of supervisors legislative and the committee room, and the members will be participating in a meeting remotely. this is for the local and state and federal orders and declarations and orders. the meeting is through video conferencing and participate as if physically present. public comments are available on each item on this agenda and channel 26 and fo sfgov-tv.org e streaming the number across the kor

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

hilary ronen, you should have advocated for this earlier, norman yee, you need to get comfortable with this year and the constituents are afraid of police and will work hard to unseat you if you fail to take this opportunity to fire police. we are pushing this hard because you are threatening our safety. you heard from many community organizations and essential workers members of black trans and unhoused communities that need funds. it's not acceptable for you to ignore them. >> it looks like we have 54 listeners and 16 in the queue. >> hello caller, you are on. >>[ speaking spanish ] >> good afternoon, welcome to the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, august 24, 2020. i am the chair, aaron peskin, joined by supervisor dean preston. miss clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency and protect board members, city employees and the public, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this prec

so there, alongside with the president of the board, norman yee, had a task force to try to get a numberf people together to be thinking about what is it that the city can be doing now to start planning for our economic recovery, to have it successful for the mid-term but also for the long term going forward. so we have a group of people who are just amazing, people who are contributing to our communities. so we've had large and small businesses. businesses from a cross-section of different industries and services, from different neighborhoods. we had academia who are part of this task force as well as different foundations and profit service providers who are all part of the ecosystem that makes san francisco special. so the task force is really meaning to pull together the thinking about how the city could help us to facilitate going back to a reopening scenario, but how to have different scenarios and policies to ensure that we can be successful during an interim period as long for the long term. >> great. now we've all heard about the economic impacts of the covid-19 had across the c

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

i am joined by committee members supervisor walton, mandelman, president norman yee and supervisor matt haney is subbing today for supervisor ronen. our clerk is linda wong who is assisted today by grant philippa. we would like to thank -- [inaudible] -- sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk? mr. clerk. i think that we need to make a motion to excuse supervisor ronen. i'd like to make a motion to excuse supervisor ronen. a second please? >> second. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. could i have a roll call vote? >> i'm sorry, could you clarify who is the second? walt >> supervisor walton: walt supervisor walton. walton aye. mandelman absent. yee aye. ronen -- sorry, we're excusing her. fewer aye. >> clerk: chair fewer, aye. supervisor mandelman? mandelman absent. you have three ayes. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i believe supervisor haney is substituting today for supervisor ronen. thank you very much. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, madame chair. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, city employees and th

so there, alongside with the president of the board, norman yee, had a task force to try to get a numbere thinking about what is it that the city can be doing now to start planning for our economic recovery, to have it successful for the mid-term but also for the long term going forward. so we have a group of people who are just amazing, people who are contributing to our communities. so we've had large and small businesses. businesses from a cross-section of different industries and services, from different neighborhoods. we had academia who are part of this task force as well as different foundations and profit service providers who are all part of the ecosystem that makes san francisco special. so the task force is really meaning to pull together the thinking about how the city could help us to facilitate going back to a reopening scenario, but how to have different scenarios and policies to ensure that we can be successful during an interim period as long for the long term. >> great. now we've all heard about the economic impacts of the covid-19 had across the country. can you tell u

sandra lee fewer and joined by the committee members, supervisors walton and mandelman and ronen and norman yee. our clerk is miss linda wong. i thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. and also, supervisor walton will be joining us a little later. can we have a motion to excuse

today, we have with us president norman yee, and welcome, president yee and also happy birthday, president. what a wonderful way to be spending your birthday today with us. thank you for joining us. president yee joining us today. the office of economic and workforce development. the sfpuc is also here presenting and there are many other staff that are available for questions. and, president yee, the floor is yours. >> president yee: thank you, chair fewer, and thank you supervisor walton and mandelman for joining me for my celebration of my 50th birthday. >> supervisor fewer: [laughter]. >> president yee: there is a number of pieces of -- in consideration for the balboa reservoir project. on monday, the land use and transportation committee heard the general planned amendments and the ordinance to establish a special use district. today this committee will be considering the development agreement and also vote on the public utilities commission's purchase sale agreement. for background, the balboa reservoir project is located on 17 acres of puc land, adjacent to the city college of san fr

norman yee i live in your district.nstituents are afraid of police and will hard to unseat you if you do noto fire police. we are pushing because you are threatening our safety. you heard from many community organizations and essential workers, members of black and transcommunities that need funds. it is not acceptable to ignore them. you deserve no congratulations. wehe are being attacked and murdered. >> next speaker, please. we have 54 listeners and 16 in the queue. >> [ inaudible ] >> i am an immigrant worker calling to say i need economic help. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i am nina, resident of district 1. it is calming to hear these comments. democracy is in danger from the federal level. i want to believe in the importance of public comment and the elected representatives will listen to constituents. listening to everything saying beautiful stories tonight, and it is very clear what we are demanding. i hope from the bottom of our heart you listen to that. black lives matter movement is the large

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

. >> clerk: item 24, a motion to approve the president of the board of supervisors, norman yee's nominationfor the appointment of darryl honda to the board of appeals for a four-year term ending july 1, 2024. >> president yee: okay. i just quickly want to thank commissioner honda for being willing to serve again. it takes a lot of dedication and i hope that i can count on your support to appoint him to this new seat on the board of appeals. so, madam clerk, roll call, please. >> clerk: on item number 24... [roll call] there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: okay, then, without objection, the motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, go to the next item. >> clerk: item 25 is a motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the appointment of sharon lai to the municipal transportation agency board of directors, term ending march 1, 2021. >> president yee: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee, and thank you for having me co-chair with director tumlin. and i've had the opportunity to work in that capacity with miss lai who was appointed as a community representative t

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuingto be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the