his mother is frequently at the commission reminding everybody the public and the commission not to forget her son's death, which happened in 2006. every year on august 16th ms. brown and her family and the police department and community members have a memorial service at the site where he was killed at grove and baker. she plans to do that again this year. i talked to ms. brown today. we know what we are facing with the pandemic and social distancing and face coverings will be part of this event, but i would like to mention this will be this friday, august 14th. this will make the 14th anniversary of the shooting death. our investigators continue to pursue leads related to the incident. we are seeking public assistance to solve this cold case. he was shot multiple times at 3:14 p.m. on august 14th. we hope that somebody out there saw it and knows what is going on. after all of this time we are still asking for the public's assistance to bring this for a resolution for the family. on friday, ms. brown will speak about her son's murder and to remind the public there is a $250,000 reward fo

i think you're a great addition to the planning commission. but i want you to know that your emphasis on so much of what we do, especially at the planning level is reactive, that if we could really somehow as a planning commission and board of supervisors work on po policieso address that with so many listings that come to you, i would love to participate in that. don't really have a question and thank you for your incredible work. you've been wonderful. thank you for reaching out to me at times and i look forward to approving your appointment again. >> supervisor mar. >> i want to thank commissioner diamond for your very thoughtful and diligent work and leadership on the planning commission thus far and it's been very impressive. yeah, just to see you step into the important role and i just have one question i'll ask of you and the other commissioners who are being reappointed or nominated for reappointment and i would like to get your thoughts on housing balance in the city and, you know, like many in the city, i think it's very important tha

can learn from the future. a commission of this type is intended not just to educate congress. the executive branch and the public. it's to forge a consensus on what needs to be done to fix the problems the commission identifies. too often those recommendations are too vague or difficult for congress to legislate on. the commission spent a lot of time and effort turning those into drafts of text. this was an immensely important decision. if you have to turn an idea into bill language, you have to think it through and it has to be compatible with congress which is to draft laws. without those legislative drafts, much of the commission's work might already be collecting dust on someone's shelf. a vast majority of the commissions' recommendations were included in one form or another in the ndaa bills passed by the house and senate including a significant number of representations that crossed the jurisdictional lines of committees. getting approval across multiple committees for legislative amendments on the floor of the house

the planning commission is not aware of that. the planning commission never once mentioned about our infants, children, youth. our elders. you don't look at it that way. >> thank you, very much. can we have the next speaker, please. >> this resolution is only the first step and leadership will be critical in ensuring goals of the resolution are actually implemented with the leadership with the most impacted communities. immigrants and people of color are bearing the brunt of this pandemic and economic crisis. leading voices and push for recovery centered around the most vulnerable communities. it brings on the ground experience that traditionally lack in the planning process. we fully support for reappointment and hope you will do the same. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hi. i'm vice president for the san francisco la latino club. we've voted several times in support for teresa. she has been a great con duit cr the community. to be able to have a voice, analyst, advocate and somebody that has stoo

welcome to the august 19th twept twenty meeting of the san francisco police commission. thank you for bearing with us. we had a few technical difficulties. could you please call roll. >> (roll call) you have a quorum. also here tonight chief scott from the san francisco police department. >> commissioner is not on video tonight due to some internet connection issues. but he is here on audio and able to participate in the meeting. members of the public who wish to make comments on items on the agenda can call the number on the screen. access code. as always please mute your lines. mutiny televisions or devices that could contribute to background noise. it becomes difficult to hear speakers when comepter commentee things that are not muted. i think-you said we have two minutes of public comment. if you could please call the first line item. >> line item one. reports to the commission. provide overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. provide summary of plan, activities, and events. any unplanned events occurring in san francisco having an impact of public safety. pre

the commission is with you on that. we want to strengthen the sector specific agencies, and allow them as -- of the government to allow to continue that straight. the national cyber director should benefit from that, take advantage of that. to your question about whether the commission believes it is appropriate or inappropriate to attack the critical infrastructure of other nations, i think those are more nuanced than a yes or no. we would start by first saying we believeth the united states long tested, we will follow international law. we will adhere to the global standards of normal behavior in 20e have attested to 15 through the offices of the state department that we wouldn't -- on other nations. that being said, in wartime it is a political decision. for the leadership of this nation to determine with necessary and proportionality how we -- the national power we bring to bear? we shouldn't be a place for resale never say never, we just need to follow the rules of international laws. it is often a discussion that t

sure it's the commission. 'm pretty sure that if the chair does it, but i can't remember. i used to have it memorized. >> in any event, we will bring that back on september when we're doing all of the forward-looking work and that's one of the things that we'll look at. well, i just wanted to put that parameters around what that would entail so that we understand what that means to do that as opposed to maybe having volunteers or something. >> and i'm thinking in terms of a specific picture of it, like if we were to discuss commissioners doing fundraising outside of the commission process. >> they would have provided enough information together to be a resource library of where you could go to obtain additional funding. >> i asked the executive director in september to speak to what is involved in soliciting outside funds? in my mine mind, because i've processed a lot of grant funding applications for departments over the years, there is something specific, a deliverable that's associated with eliciting support

good afternoon members of the commission. the project is a request for product authorization pursuant to zoning code. the subject parcel is a corner lot southwest of the outer sun set neighborhood. one hundred feet of frontage on each street. total area of one thousand square feet. gas service station convenience store constructed in 1966. project was located in neighborhood commercial cluster zoning district. the adjacent properties are generally within the zoning one district. the gas and service station and new construction of a fifty foot tall forty thousand square foot mixed use dwelling. divided into four units. twenty-seven one bedroom units, 13 two bedroom units. project provides one thousand nine hundred fifty five square feet of private open space on deck and patios. located in a basement level garage. a ten foot wide on the street. a six foot deep extended build out at the intersection of forty second avenue. the planning commission approved a conditional use authorization at this site for a project that was a simil

our basic purpose in the work that we did on this commission. d i will outline how we proceeded, was to be the 911 commission without 911. our whole purpose is to avoid not only a cyber catastrophe, but a death by a thousand cyber crimes. and that is really what we want to talk about here today. the commission, as you mention, mr. chairman was set up almost two years ago in the national defense authorization act. and our mission was to develop a comprehensive cyber strategy for the country and to recommend how it should be implemented. there were 14 members. i think part of this asset of the commission is how it was structured. there were 14 members. for members of congress, and then there were four members from the executive, from the relative agencies. and six members of the private sector. we had over 30 meetings. we had over 90% attendance in our meetings. we met in this building just downstairs. over and over we had hundreds of documents, witnesses, and an immense amount of literature's general review of all of the ideas that could be brough

s regarding the commission. i hope it was posted on our website so the public can see the letter that sort of objects to this resolution and has a few inaccuracies or areas that i would love clarification on and also i believe the public would as well, specifically the extensive resources and efforts the p.o.a. has taken to examine, uncover, and address evidence of systemic injustice. i think we would love to know what those specific examples are. and i think would be what would be more enlightening would be the elephafforts that the p.o.a putting into action. in looking at their combined proposals in the reform era, some of them actually coincide with the d.b. 5.01 that is about to come up as well. for me, their reform efforts tell me that they want to accurate report use of force so they can track it. so i welcome that reform from them and i really hope that they are truly committed to reform and help us push these reform measures along instead of stalling these measures. i'm glad that the letter is posted on o

. [♪]1-888-273-3658 >> i'd like to call the order of the public utilities commission. 's tuesday july 28, 2020. roll call, please. [roll call] we have a quorum. >> commissioner: very good. announcements, madame secretary? during the coronavirus disease (covid-19) emergency, the san francisco public utilities commission's (sfpuc) regular meeting room, city hall, room 400, is closed. commissioners and sfpuc staff will convene commission meetings remotely by teleconference. commissioners for those the live stream there be a delay. i would like to extend our thanks to sfgtv staff. if you'd like to make a comment dial 1-888-273-3658 access code and dial access code 3107452. you'll hear a speaking tone when it's expired. madame president, your first order of business is item 3, aportfolio of the minutes of -- approval of the minutes july 14, 2020. >> commissioner: commissioners, before you, you have the minutes of july 14, 2020. are there any additions or corrections to the minutes? hearing none i'd like to ask the secretary to open it up to the public comment. >> clerk: for

one thing i realized that i did not brief the commission on is the last part of the a jepped a. we now have comments and questions. this combined comments and new business items. often these two things meld together in conversation. in review of other commissioner meetings with other commissions adjendize it in this manner. in review, we decided it's a good change to make to the agenda. quick update in the 24 weeks we've been in this stay in place order the office of small business staff has served three thousand three hundred fifty small businesses in helping them through a myriad of things. we are beginning to see a reduction in what we are defining as the classic covid emergency response. i think part of that is that we're very much in a stand still. we're in a stand still in our reopening phase. we're in a stand still in any kind of financing support coming. we're in a stand still at the federal level. that's one particular thing. we are receiving a handful of calls of businesses that do want to open a business. that's a very interesting process because not only are we having

when the commission takes action. i would rather not have to file a complaint with the ethics commission with the sunshine task force. i hope you choose transparency. you promised it through the cops' recommendations. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other callers? >> that is it. >> i think now. go ahead. >> i want to take something out of order. i will ask to agendize the contract that was on public contract. i had no idea that was happening. i know the commissioner mentioned it. i will ask to agendize this to afford the community an opportunity to know what is going on. as well as myself and other commissioners. >> i am eager to know what is going on. i am eager to look this up when we have a chance. yes, i will want to hear about this in the future commission meeting. >> now back to this line item. roll call vote. >> line item 7 to vote to close item 8 in closed session. >> line item 6. >> i think we are voting online item 7. we have had public comment. now we are voting. [roll call] >> you have five yes, sirs

when the commission takes action. i would rather not have to file a complaint with the ethics commission with the sunshine task force. i hope you choose transparency. you promised it through the cops' recommendations. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other callers? >> that is it. >> i think now. go ahead. >> i want to take something out of order. i will ask to agendize the contract that was on public contract. i had no idea that was happening. i know the commissioner mentioned it. i will ask to agendize this to afford the community an opportunity to know what is going on. as well as myself and other commissioners. >> i am eager to know what is going on. i am eager to look this up when we have a chance. yes, i will want to hear about this in the future commission meeting. >> now back to this line item. roll call vote. >> line item 7 to vote to close item 8 in closed session. >> line item 6. >> i think we are voting online item 7. we have had public comment. now we are voting. [roll call] >> you have five yes, sirs

you know, the commission is concerned with equity. as i mentioned we have the equity strategy doing a number of things, helping us to figure out where we need to if we have a backlog, in a situation room that we are in a backlog which cases we should look at first. that was an equity opportunity. you know, the outreach that i talked about, some increased technical assistance with the partnership with oewd. simplifying prerequisites. i have worked in san francisco for the last 10, i can say with a lot of confidence this program is probably the most simple and streamlined in terms what we ask project sponsors and applicants to furnish at the outset. we continue to identify ways to simplify those. one was the insurance requirement. additionally, the insurance requirement is something you have to prove before you are issued a notice to operate. with this program to bring the certificate of insurance into us as soon as you apply you essentially operate. that is one example how they have been i simplified. better signage. that is being imple

hammer and the commission for dr. hammer for her introduction of the resolution honoring maria x martinez and just to reinforce that maria was a beloved colleague in the department and a mentor to so many of us. i was able to work with her very closely during my prior tenure at department and was just incredibly -- i am so grateful for being able to have done that and be training as a department and seeing what she was building and what she developed and with all the kindness and guidance and commitments that is shown through in everything she did so just acknowledging that and supporting the words that have already been spoken and her spirit and we all feel her spirit with us here today. thank you. >> thank you, dr. colfax. commissioners, any questions or comments? not seeing any questions or comments, thank you again for your presentation and for giving us an update on this critical work. i just personally i particularly appreciate the slides showing the journey of someone who is receiving care and their experience a

you know, the commission is concerned with equity. as i mentioned we have the equity strategy doing a number of things, helping us to figure out where we need to if we have a backlog, in a situation room that we are in a backlog which cases we should look at first. that was an equity opportunity. you know, the outreach that i talked about, some increased technical assistance with the partnership with oewd. simplifying prerequisites. i have worked in san francisco for the last 10, i can say with a lot of confidence this program is probably the most simple and streamlined in terms what we ask project sponsors and applicants to furnish at the outset. we continue to identify ways to simplify those. one was the insurance requirement. additionally, the insurance requirement is something you have to prove before you are issued a notice to operate. with this program to bring the certificate of insurance into us as soon as you apply you essentially operate. that is one example how they have been i simplified. better signage. that is being imple

of the commission or any individual commissioner. the energy policy act of 2005 specifically section 215 of the federal power act to approve and enforce mandatory reliability standards to the nation's power system. section 215 requires the commission to certify electric liability organization or er oh as responsible for review and approval, liability standards to protect and improve the reliability of the system. the commission certifies electric reliability organization, north american electric reliability corporation, section 215 of the for power act provide stakeholder development of reliability standards for the system. this process works relatively well involving status to address traditional operations and planning related reliability -- that makes blackouts such as improper vegetation management, failures associated with operation of the equipment please the nature of national security threats by adversaries attacking our nation's electric grid significantly different from the reliability and vulnerabilities because regional bl

. >> we will end with the reminder that the small business commission is the official public forum to voice your opinions and concerns about policies that affect the economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco. that did office of small business is the best place for answers about doing business in san francisco during the local emergency. if you need assistance with small business matters continue to reach out to the office of small business. >> item 10 adjournment. action item. >> i move that we adjourn the meeting in honor of shared spaces. >> second. >> roll call vote. [roll call] meeting is adjourned at 2:09 p.m. >> chair fewer: good morning everyone. this meeting will come to order. this is the july 31, 2020 regular meeting of the san francisco local agency formation commission. i'm sandra lee fewer. i'm joined by gordon mar and matt haney. do we have any announcement. >> clerk: yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect commissioners city employees and the public city hall is closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this pr

the goals the commission adopted in 2015 to guide the clean power s.f. program are also guiding our i.r.p. it includes affordable and rate and financial stability. providing more renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reinvesting funds and local clean energy resources and jobs. we're trying to balance the plans at the intersection of these priorities. to find our preferred portfolio, or submission to the california p.u.c., clean power s.f. is modelling portfolioing that satisfy the base case scenarios to meet the city's 2030 renewable energy goal and feature local renewable energy resource development. an accelerated case where we see the impact of renewable five years sooner by 2025 and featuring local renewable development. a portfolio that emphasizes matching renewable energy produced with customer electricities in real time is the third one. this portfolio would be designed to minimize the use of the grid to help manage the natural variability of our renewable energy supply and lastly a california p.u.c. required case that meets c

his mother is frequently at the commission reminding everybody the public and the commission not to forget her son's death, which happened in 2006. every year on august 16th ms. brown and her family and the police department and community members have a memorial service at the site where he was killed at grove and baker. she plans to do that again this year. i talked to ms. brown today. we know what we are facing with the pandemic and social distancing and face coverings will be part of this event, but i would like to mention this will be this friday, august 14th. this will make the 14th anniversary of the shooting death. our investigators continue to pursue leads related to the incident. we are seeking public assistance to solve this cold case. he was shot multiple times at 3:14 p.m. on august 14th. we hope that somebody out there saw it and knows what is going on. after all of this time we are still asking for the public's assistance to bring this for a resolution for the family. on friday, ms. brown will speak about her son's murder and to remind the public there is a $250,000 reward fo

you can see us on the website the commission president. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect -- i'm sorry. entertainment commission member cities and the members of the public, city meeting rooms are closed but we will be participating remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local state and federal orders, declarations and directives. commission members and employees will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meetings to the same extent if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each agenda item. we are streaming the number across the screen. opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via the zoom platform using meeting id-848-988-0745 or by calling on the phone -- let me share the screen here. using the zoom platform to speak, raise -- select the raise hand option when it's time for public comment. if calling in by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. you will be unmuted when it's your turn to speak. please cal

the goals the commission adopted in 2015 to guide the clean power s.f. program are also guiding our i.r.p. it includes affordable and rate and financial stability. providing more renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reinvesting funds and local clean energy resources and jobs. we're trying to balance the plans at the intersection of these priorities. to find our preferred portfolio, or submission to the california p.u.c., clean power s.f. is modelling portfolioing that satisfy the base case scenarios to meet the city's 2030 renewable energy goal and feature local renewable energy resource development. an accelerated case where we see the impact of renewable five years sooner by 2025 and featuring local renewable development. a portfolio that emphasizes matching renewable energy produced with customer electricities in real time is the third one. this portfolio would be designed to minimize the use of the grid to help manage the natural variability of our renewable energy supply and lastly a california p.u.c. required case that meets c

>> i'd like to call the order of the public utilities commission. it's tuesday july 28, 2020. roll call, please. [roll call] we have a quorum. >> commissioner: very good. announcements, madame secretary? during the coronavirus disease (covid-19) emergency, the san francisco public utilities commission's (sfpuc) regular meeting room, city hall, room 400, is closed. commissioners and sfpuc staff will convene commission meetings remotely by teleconference. commissioners for those the live stream there be a delay. i would like to extend our thanks to sfgtv staff. if you'd like to make a comment dial 1-888-273-3658 access code and dial access code 3107452. you'll hear a speaking tone when it's expired. madame president, your first order of business is item 3, aportfolio of the minutes of -- approval of the minutes july 14, 2020. >> commissioner: commissioners, before you, you have the minutes of july 14, 2020. are there any additions or corrections to the minutes? hearing none i'd like to ask the secretary to open it up to the public comment. >> clerk: for those who would mike make

this is the regular meet offing of the commission on community investment and infrastructure for tuesday, august 18th, 2020. i would like to welcome the members of the public who are streaming or listening to us live, as well as to the staff participating in today's meeting. following the guidelines set forth, the members of the commission are meeting remotely to ensure the safety of everyone including members of the public. thank you for joining us today. madam secretary, please call the first item. >> the first order of business is item one, role call. commission members, please respond when i call your name. (role call). >> all members are present and the next order of business is item two, announcements, a, announcement of public comment procedures, be advised a member of the public has up to three minute to make pertinent public comments on each item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. during each period, viewers online will be instructed to please dial (140)848-1388 and enter (146)766-2374 and press the pound sign twice to enter the call and press pound three

this is the july 31, 2020 regular meeting of the san francisco local agency formation commission. i'm sandra lee fewer. i'm joined by gordon mar and matt haney. do we have any announcement. >> clerk: yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect commissioners city employees and the public city hall is closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local and state federal orders, declarations and directives. commission members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. both channel 26 and sfgov tv.com are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments to speak are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001. then pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear the meet discussion and in listen mode only. when your item come up, dial star three to be added to the speaker line. best practi

hammer and the commission for dr. hammer for her introduction of the resolution honoring maria x martinez and just to reinforce that maria was a beloved colleague in the department and a mentor to so many of us. i was able to work with her very closely during my prior tenure at department and was just incredibly -- i am so grateful for being able to have done that and be training as a department and seeing what she was building and what she developed and with all the kindness and guidance and commitments that is shown through in everything she did so just acknowledging that and supporting the words that have already been spoken and her spirit and we all feel her spirit with us here today. thank you. >> thank you, dr. colfax. commissioners, any questions or comments? not seeing any questions or comments, thank you again for your presentation and for giving us an update on this critical work. i just personally i particularly appreciate the slides showing the journey of someone who is receiving care and their experience a

that is the budget for the san francisco youth commission. thank you. >> next caller please. >> i called for the next item. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. >> hi. i'm a homeless youth in the district five area. i want to say that i agree with the committee members who are going further time in their own experiences. they continue to be there and help other clients in other markets. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. are there any more speakers? >> i'm the executive director. i gotten the opportunity to work with the youth commission both with youth commissioner for district 10 and with the youth commission as a whole body working on several projects for youth homelessness. i support budget recommendation. i want to uplift something that we've been talking about even as cochair of the sugary beverage tax advisory board. we've been trying to get them to get compensated in some sort of way. it's making it difficult for youth of colour, youth from socioeconomic background to participate in this. if folks can start look at amendin

the planning commission is not aware of that. the planning commission never once mentioned about our infants, children, youth. our elders. you don't look at it that way. >> thank you, very much. can we have the next speaker, please. >> this resolution is only the first step and leadership will be critical in ensuring goals of the resolution are actually implemented with the leadership with the most impacted communities. immigrants and people of color are bearing the brunt of this pandemic and economic crisis. leading voices and push for recovery centered around the most vulnerable communities. it brings on the ground experience that traditionally lack in the planning process. we fully support for reappointment and hope you will do the same. thank you. >> thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> hi. i'm vice president for the san francisco la latino club. we've voted several times in support for teresa. she has been a great con duit cr the community. to be able to have a voice, analyst, advocate and somebody that has stoo

if the commission is recommending this be expanded city wide. i would recommend those be the same time limits. >> i think that's a conversation to be had with other stake holders. this is the time line we determined accommodates the needs of limited restaurants in the north beach district for sure. >> so maybe that's a question for the planning department. >> this is a recommendation that you're making. so it would be up to the board to actually make an amendment to it the ordinance. i su suspect that it wouldn't be supervisor expanding it because he would defer to the district supervisor, i don't want to speak for him. it would be a conversation at the board. >> i appreciate that clarification tclarification. it makes me more comfortable. >> okay commissioners. there's a motion that has been seconded for recommendation with approval and modification that's would support this amendment city wide. (roll call). >> it appears web ex is very sensitive to your mi microphoned broad casting. i would kindly remind you to when not speaking, mute your micr

the commission president. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect -- i'm sorry. entertainment commission member cities and the members of the public, city meeting rooms are closed but we will be participating remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local state and federal orders, declarations and directives. commission members and employees will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meetings to the same extent if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each agenda item. we are streaming the number across the screen. opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via the zoom platform using meeting id-848-988-0745 or by calling on the phone -- let me share the screen here. using the zoom platform to speak, raise -- select the raise hand option when it's time for public comment. if calling in by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. you will be unmuted when it's your turn to speak. please call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down yo

you may address the commission for up to three minutes. members of the public this is your opportunity to call into the 415 area code access number. stress star and three to raise your hand to speak. i do see a number of hands. i'll call on the first caller. you are unmuted caller. you have three minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> i'm am likewise waiting to make comment on item 11. >> good afternoon. just to let you know on channel 78 is the building commission on watch it's not there. could you please tell the government channels that we can see this hearing. >> they have a lettered u alerte building commission is running late. this can be viewed on channel 26 or 78. they just put you on 26. >> okay. commissioners seeing no other general public comment, we can close general public comment and move on to department matters, item one director's announcements. do we have any director announcements. i don't see-director-we will move on commissioners to item two. past events of the commission staff report. i'll only report that the p

>> i'd like to call the order of the public utilities commission. it's tuesday july 28, 2020. roll call, please. [roll call] we have a quorum. >> commissioner: very good. announcements, madame secretary? during the coronavirus disease (covid-19) emergency, the san francisco public utilities commission's (sfpuc) regular meeting room, city hall, room 400, is closed. commissioners and sfpuc staff will convene commission meetings remotely by teleconference. commissioners for those the live stream there be a delay. i would like to extend our thanks to sfgtv staff. if you'd like to make a comment dial 1-888-273-3658 access code and dial access code 3107452. you'll hear a speaking tone when it's expired. madame president, your first order of business is item 3, aportfolio of the minutes of -- approval of the minutes july 14, 2020. >> commissioner: commissioners, before you, you have the minutes of july 14, 2020. are there any additions or corrections to the minutes? hearing none i'd like to ask the secretary to open it up to the public comment. >> clerk: for those who would mike make

okay, good afternoon, president hyland, members of the commission. my name is yoland clemen, senior preservation planning for environmental review. joining me today is a team manager at the planning department. diane wong, principal planner for campus planning at ucsf real estate is also available to answer questions at the end of the presentation. at the request of the commission, planning staff is presenting the draft eir for ucsf's comprehensive parnassus heights plan for cphp. the commission members were provided with the public link to the draft eir on august 12, 2020. the draft eir was prepared by ucsf for the purposes, the reasons of the university of california is the lead agency in the san francisco planning department is the responsible agency. under -- the duties of a responsible agency include providing comments. separately, the planning department and other agencies have prepared comments on the draft eir that will also be transmitted to ucsf. and as jonas mentioned, testimony received from the public at this hearing may assist in formula

this is the july 31, 2020 regular meeting of the san francisco local agency formation commission. i'm sandra lee fewer. i'm joined by gordon mar and matt haney. do we have any announcement. >> clerk: yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect commissioners city employees and the public city hall is closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the various local and state federal orders, declarations and directives. commission members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. both channel 26 and sfgov tv.com are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments to speak are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001. then pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear the meet discussion and in listen mode only. when your item come up, dial star three to be added to the speaker line. best practi

>>but the city's charter commission decided it needed more time to review the plan. they voted to keep the issue off the november ballot for now the call to band disband police came in the wake of george floyd's death but the idea has been met with mixed reactions from the very beginning charter commission. >>needs to take the time that the city council should have taken before bringing this amendment forward in the first place you can fix this we can get police reform we just we just need to find a different might have a new to do it and i'm concerned that this motion will be viewed by residents and our council members of the delay tactic. >>minneapolis mayor jacob frey says he is looking forward to working with the police chief. the city council and the community to transform the culture of policing in the months ahead. the city's police union says it's grateful. the commission is thinking this through and not acting on emotions. still ahead tonight, millions of americans still do not know where their next paycheck is coming from and stimulus talks in ladies... che