supervisor mandelman. supervisor peskin. >> thank you chair melgar at the board of supervisors when we considered the veto over ride i expressed my unique frustration having been around for vetoes are seldom in 15 years are is one or two a year i have been around for 20 or 30 of them in that area but -- they have always accompanied by some amount of advice. andllow the chair to supervisor mandelman i feel this is a bit like blinds folded and swinging at a piniata. so -- you sounds like you represent that you have talked to the mayor. and if the issue is the 5 year look back. is it really? i could i could revisit that. buoy want to know if this is one and done. i don't want to be played the fool we are here guessing. now i appreciate your candor as to the rh worn and 2 political conciliation which is i hate doing planning on district lines i find it abhorrant. but as a political situation if it gets the board to 8 i could consider that. but as for the first part in a separate piece of legislation as somehow

supervisor mandelman? >> present. >> mandelman present. >> supervisor mar? >> present. >> supervisor milgard? >> present. >> supervisor peskin? >> present. >> supervisor preston? >> present. >> preston present. >> supervisor ronen? >> present. >> safai? not present. supervisor stephanie? >> present. >> supervisor walton. >> present. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unseated homeland of the room ramaytush oholone. [land acknowledgement] colleagues please stand with me to cite of pledge of allegiance. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> i would like to action knot the staff after sfgov and we have tom and michael who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, do we have any communications this afternoon >> yes, mr. president. the board of supervisors welcomes the public to the legislative chamber here in room 250 in city hall to advise the board in person or listen to the proceedings. the meeting is airing live on

may she rest in peace and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman.ervisor mar. >> thank you, madam clerk. i just like to join supervisor chan in her me memoriam for daniel. >> done. >> the rest i submit. >>, supervisor melgar? >> i'm asking us to close the meeting in memory along with supervisor katherine ste of lauren who passed away early in the evening of august 10th, this year. lauren was born on may 11, 1942, to joseph who went on to become our mayor in san francisco elected in 1968. and angelina in the marina district, lauren grew up in posidio heights and graduated from sarn (indiscernible). while at si, lauren met, the love of his life who he would marry when they were just 22 years old. and lawrence went on to raise two sons, joseph and lawrence jr. and his last several decades were spent in north beach where his grandparents settled in sicily in the late 1800s and he started his education at notre day but returned to ann after one semester and he missed her and transferred to is not ford university where he completed his undergraduate studi

supervisor mandelman, any comments or questions? >> not especially i want to thank you chair peskin for had hen a long process around this. and i think for hearing lots of different perspectives and try to find something that does reasonably address the privacy occurrence raise exclude allows for the department to use a technology that is out there that other diameters are able to use. approximate this may or may not address the broader questions whether we are as a city effectively addressing the public safety issues the tool is out well and seems foolish not to try to use it as language as we have guard rail in place. i think that is what you tried to do. i'm in gratitude for your work i like to be added to the cosponsor. >> thank you, supervisor. i would make you the experience i'm not the sponsor. i believe that the sponsor is the mayor. so -- you are now the mayor's cosponsor. all right. with that open this item 7 up it public comment. why members of the public who wish to speak and join nothing person lineup at this time. for

mandelman. aye, mar, mar, aye, supervisor mill--mell gar, aye. >> ronen, aye. safai, aye. supervisor sh stefani. aye. supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item n

mandelman. aye, mar, mar, aye, supervisor mill--mell gar, aye. >> ronen, aye. safai, aye. supervisor sh stefani. aye. supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item n

supervisor mandelman. mr. braun, you and i discuss third degree and i discuss third degree with the city attorney's office i thought it important to deal with publicly and that is in and around the area of potential conflicts. strategic economics done work for virtually every municipality i in the bay area and beyond. i said earlier, including the city and county of san francisco and a number of different agencies leading the planning department upon which you are like low to be a member of the upon governing board. can you speak to that? without -- i guess all of this should be public. and you are clear and said all of the right things when we met relative to when in doubt ask the city attorney. and when required to disclose or not required disclose to disclose out of caution. and when required recuse to recuse but i'm not trying to lead you but i think that was -- i think the city attorney i know the city attorney come to the conclusion there are no conflicts that would prevent fruserving but that might requ

mandelman. aye, mar, mar, aye, supervisor mill--mell gar, aye. >> ronen, aye. safai, aye. supervisor sh stefani. aye. supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item n

chair mandelman. >> my name is daniels and i'm a san francisco native. i'm born and raised in district ten. i'm still living and working in district ten. i have been an avenue -- i've been a rider in muni and travelling to the 19 pope and the downtown and the 53 southern heights on grocery store runs and i'm familiar with transportation and the need to be equitable in all districts of our city. my professional employment as a union representative with sciu1021 and the largest organizations in san francisco, i can have access and understanding of city class residents and what is concerns and related in travelling. we need transportation to travel to life functions and commute to work and participate in work related business. accessible reliable transportation ensures we can participate in the labor force and gain and retain meaningful employment. i'm excited to take part in this work to make travel safer and equitable and easier for all san francisco. i thank you for your consideration of my applicatio

i was supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, mr. president. >> i think we do have our golden gate folks, come on up. so colleagues, today i would like for us to recognize the golden gate men's chorus. >> sorry, the public podium. >> there you go, perfect. i want to recognize the golden gate, and was a founding member, the gay and lesbian association of sources. ful the chorus reorganized itself as the golden gate and since then has continued to present high quality of services often in collaboration with other bay area groups. though the chorus has its routes in the gay community, includes both gay men and straight allies with members ranging from their 20s to their 70s and social diversity and creating a nurturing environment. since 2010, g g.m.c. has been lead by music director joseph piza and since that sometime they have received numerous awards and ak lates. ggnc won the male category at the golden state competition in monterey. and in 2018, g g.m.c. took first place in the competition at lang olin international music. ice ted

>> i am rafael mandelman, i chair this board. vice chair is aaron peskin. with sfgovtv we have mendoza, our clerk is i elijah seaneders and commissioner chan will not attend today. with that, mr. saunders will you call the roll. >> american dorsey. >> commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> (. >> commissioner melgar. >> present. why commissioner peskin. >> present. why commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> absent. >> commissioner stephanie. >> absent. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> >> stephanie present. great. thank you, mr. clerk. before our next item. i know you have public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. >> for the public interested in participating in the meeting we welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall or watch chabl channel 26 or 99. streamed live on sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 then access code: 2495 385 4046 ##. you will listen for the mote nothing role time when public comment is called press star 3 to be ad

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you. so based on the mayor's and careerer's response and discussion i would like to propose the following board responses to the findings and recommendations. and to amend the draft resolution prepared by the clerk as follows. i move weave agree with the findings we are required to responds to all of the them except for finding 7. they are valid on their face and the grand jury's findings of the program not implemented and there are defy efficiencies that need to be corrected, correct. on the recommendations i would move that we amend the resolution to read as follows; starting on page 5, line 16, i would -- read further resolve the board of supervisors reports that recommendation r1 quote will not be implemented bite board because the board does not have jurisdiction and the board urges the department of public works to assign a manager by december 31 of 22. per recommend agsz r2. will not be implemented by the board the board does not have jurisdiction and that the board urges the punish

>>supervisor eric mar: thank you, supervisor mandelman. i would like to thank the workers and local 2 members for being at work and being on the picket line all day as well. your dedication in how powerfully organized you are is really inspiring. i know i have been hearing about these problems for a while now for the entire year from workers at the airport, from local two, and this local and contract campaign and from a couple fridays ago where civil disobedience where we were arrested with a couple of you and that was to try to prevent where we are at today to try to really send a strong message to the multi-employee groups at sfo that this contract needs to be settled and workers need to be made whole for all the difficulty and challenges that they had to struggle through in the past two 1/2 years, really four years when the last raise was, but unfortunately we are here today where there is a strike and again, i'm going to be there and i know all of my colleagues will be there to support you in your actions but we really need the multi-g

thank you mayor and supervisor mandelman. a bit of background we are excited provide the frisk beds. the 46 bed facility with service john and betty referred to. we acquire third degree property over 2 years ago in january of 2020 before the pandemic. it was a neglected former boarding care vacant before we bought it. the likely aisle was condos or high end housing. we saw the potential to rehab in a high quality facility for san francisco's most vulnerable. the challenge was preserved the buildings historical vicktoryian quality and delivering a new facility inside. i want to thank our inhouse team and open scope and mark, danny who are here. our construction partners it u. and [inaudible] financial support as our lendser. they stepped up to support construction loan in the earth months in the pandemic when many banks had with drawn from the market. we have a license in hand and yesterday our final other certificate of occupancy. thank you, everybody. [applause]. thank you we would like to welcome mayor london breed. [applau

i was supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, mr. president. >> i think we do have our golden gate folks, come on up. so colleagues, today i would like for us to recognize the golden gate men's chorus. >> sorry, the public podium. >> there you go, perfect. i want to recognize the golden gate, and was a founding member, the gay and lesbian association of sources. ful the chorus reorganized itself as the golden gate and since then has continued to present high quality of services often in collaboration with other bay area groups. though the chorus has its routes in the gay community, includes both gay men and straight allies with members ranging from their 20s to their 70s and social diversity and creating a nurturing environment. since 2010, g g.m.c. has been lead by music director joseph piza and since that sometime they have received numerous awards and ak lates. ggnc won the male category at the golden state competition in monterey. and in 2018, g g.m.c. took first place in the competition at lang olin international music. ice ted

>>supervisor eric mar: thank you, supervisor mandelman. i would like to thank the workers and local 2 members for being at work and being on the picket line all day as well. your dedication in how powerfully organized you are is really inspiring. i know i have been hearing about these problems for a while now for the entire year from workers at the airport, from local two, and this local and contract campaign and from a couple fridays ago where civil disobedience where we were arrested with a couple of you and that was to try to prevent where we are at today to try to really send a strong message to the multi-employee groups at sfo that this contract needs to be settled and workers need to be made whole for all the difficulty and challenges that they had to struggle through in the past two 1/2 years, really four years when the last raise was, but unfortunately we are here today where there is a strike and again, i'm going to be there and i know all of my colleagues will be there to support you in your actions but we really need the multi-g

royce chair mandelman. i don't have questions or direction for changes i wanted express my thanks to angels and he the team for think thanksgiving through and coming up with recommendations. you know point us in a good direction and layout a framework for getting this done if i good way. >> thanks, everybody. thank you. director shaw >> thank you. i agree this is a good presentation. that you guys gave am very detaild and thought out. one question i have as the mentioned is that these partnerships are key to make thanksgiving happen. and the mou's that we put together and -- i wondered, what is your process or plan for evaluating how the work is going. are you getting an mou that is great that do a, b and c. how do you evaluate whether that is being done and what you can do or how you will address if there are needs or mitigating things that node to be put in accomplice to make sure ha -- everything is going as expected. i can start with this one. want to -- board member shaw are you referring to the presen

thank you for calling the hearing. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor peskin?ron peskin: thank you, president walton, thank you, supervisor for bringing this to the board. there is a few but not that many over the last couple of decades but i think in each and every one of those and indeed in the upcoming hearing on the airport, the employer has been represented because they wanted to tell their side of the story. and i was actually shocked when i saw kaiser's letter that was yesterday or day before that they wouldn't even attend or tell us their side of the story which makes me instantly understand what i figured out a couple months ago which is the workers cause is absolutely righteous and kaiser needs to get their act together and this is unconscionable. i do have a couple questions from ms. yann because i remember having conversations with her predecessor ms. dod and i would like to know what they are do to our enrollees and whether or not they are getting the treatment they need and have there been audits to their records. i would like to see that as super

i have a question for the city attorney because like supervisors melgar, stefan and mandelman, i came here prepared to vote to confirm their appointment. if we voted them down because we are forced to vote on it today and if we understand the mayor's use in the past to request or not a resignation letter, could she then just reappoint them and then we could expeditiously bring them back to committee for a vote. >> you certainly could. you can bring them back to the planning. if you voted to not approve them, you can vote for them and send them through the process again. >> assuming she did expect them to be voted for. can she continue serving on the commission until we act, or when is her expiration date? >> i don't know when her expiration date. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: i don't believe she currently signed it. >> they are down two commissioners. i understand supervisor melgar's point about that as well. >> thank you. >> >> supervisor ahsha safai: the thing that is concerning me the most is planning commission is currently down, although commissioner tanner was serving. her te

thank you for calling the hearing. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor peskin?ron peskin: thank you, president walton, thank you, supervisor for bringing this to the board. there is a few but not that many over the last couple of decades but i think in each and every one of those and indeed in the upcoming hearing on the airport, the employer has been represented because they wanted to tell their side of the story. and i was actually shocked when i saw kaiser's letter that was yesterday or day before that they wouldn't even attend or tell us their side of the story which makes me instantly understand what i figured out a couple months ago which is the workers cause is absolutely righteous and kaiser needs to get their act together and this is unconscionable. i do have a couple questions from ms. yann because i remember having conversations with her predecessor ms. dod and i would like to know what they are do to our enrollees and whether or not they are getting the treatment they need and have there been audits to their records. i would like to see that as super

it is now my honor to bring up supervisor mandelman who is also incredibly vocal and tenacious around this outbreak. >> thank you senator wiener. i am very grateful for this declaration of emergency and want to thank our public health officers susan fillip and mayor and director of public hemth. it communicates to different folks a message that needs to be communicated in the face of a slow sluggish federal response, it communicates the federal government there is a emergency and it is real and it demands immediate response with urgency. we need vaccines, we needed them a month ago. we needed them weeks ago when director colfax asked for 35 thousand as a first installment. pointed out we have gotten 12 thousand at this point. we need 70 thousand. we need more from the federal government and we need it yesterday. it communicates to folks who may be at risk. this is a emergency. monkeypox we hope will not kill you but i have talked to too many doctors and folks who have gotten monkeypox and describe the symptoms. the potentially life long disfigurement that can come from monkeypox. peop

thank you mayor and supervisor mandelman. a bit of background we are excited provide the frisk beds. the 46 bed facility with service john and betty referred to. we acquire third degree property over 2 years ago in january of 2020 before the pandemic. it was a neglected former boarding care vacant before we bought it. the likely aisle was condos or high end housing. we saw the potential to rehab in a high quality facility for san francisco's most vulnerable. the challenge was preserved the buildings historical vicktoryian quality and delivering a new facility inside. i want to thank our inhouse team and open scope and mark, danny who are here. our construction partners it u. and [inaudible] financial support as our lendser. they stepped up to support construction loan in the earth months in the pandemic when many banks had with drawn from the market. we have a license in hand and yesterday our final other certificate of occupancy. thank you, everybody. [applause]. thank you we would like to welcome mayor london breed. [applau

oversight committee i'm supervisor preston joined by vice chair connie chan and supervisor rafael mandelmanlerk is alissa sa mara and want to thank the team at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do we have announcements. >> the board of supervisors and committees convenning hybrid meetings allow comment providing remote access and comment i have at phone. board recognizes that public access will be taking public as follows. first commen