thank you, chair ronen. >> >>supervisor hillary ronen: thank you so much. >> vice-chair safai? safai: i appreciate that request on the two proposes and let me say this which is very important to our district. i want the public to know that this is something that we are very much concerned about. we spent time and actually gone through exercises with the police department, with the whole tender. we know this is really important in case of an emergency. we actually had an emergency planning exercise with the department of emergency management and many of the military personnel, first responders and others in our district. it's something that we think about on a consistent basis. also very concerned, but just overall for macro planning, libraries, infrastructure, affordable housing, recreation, facilities, the whole gamete, public health services. so understand that all of that needs to be seen in the context and i know supervisor mar and others have pushed for in the previous bond for these resources and we are thankful for that and we got some additional funding. the one last qu

motion to amend made by supervisor chan seconded by super ronen. we will--supervisor ronen. seeing no one else in the roster, we will take the amended item same house same call and without objection, this amended ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 12. >> clerk: item number 12 is i resolution to modify and extend for parcells in residential commercial combined residential mix and residential transit oriented district for certain developments that do not maximize the number of units allowed. to make appropriate findings. seeing no one on the roster we will take this item same house same call. this is dopted unanimously. please call item number 13. >> ordinance to amend the administrative code to replace the service officer under the department of disability and serves to nominate the officer and/or reporting requirement and provide administrative support to the affairs commission. >> thank you, supervisor safai. >> thank you, this is legislation that i introduced at the request of department of disability and aging services.

motion to amend made by supervisor chan seconded by super ronen. we will--supervisor ronen. seeing no one else in the roster, we will take the amended item same house same call and without objection, this amended ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 12. >> clerk: item number 12 is i resolution to modify and extend for parcells in residential commercial combined residential mix and residential transit oriented district for certain developments that do not maximize the number of units allowed. to make appropriate findings. seeing no one on the roster we will take this item same house same call. this is dopted unanimously. please call item number 13. >> ordinance to amend the administrative code to replace the service officer under the department of disability and serves to nominate the officer and/or reporting requirement and provide administrative support to the affairs commission. >> thank you, supervisor safai. >> thank you, this is legislation that i introduced at the request of department of disability and aging services.

motion to amend made by supervisor chan seconded by super ronen. we will--supervisor ronen. seeing no one else in the roster, we will take the amended item same house same call and without objection, this amended ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 12. >> clerk: item number 12 is i resolution to modify and extend for parcells in residential commercial combined residential mix and residential transit oriented district for certain developments that do not maximize the number of units allowed. to make appropriate findings. seeing no one on the roster we will take this item same house same call. this is dopted unanimously. please call item number 13. >> ordinance to amend the administrative code to replace the service officer under the department of disability and serves to nominate the officer and/or reporting requirement and provide administrative support to the affairs commission. >> thank you, supervisor safai. >> thank you, this is legislation that i introduced at the request of department of disability and aging services.

>> thank you chair ronen. i than this is we are making amendments because you have received and that is retroactive now you received an award and may be i missed it. the is up award is could you am very quickly explain what it is. >> the awards that was receives for 20 of 21 to august 522. and the amounts. upon 20, 909. [inaudible]. and [inaudible]. >> thank you. can we open this up for public comment. >> members who wish it speak are joining us in person line up to speak. for those listening call 415-655-0001, access code: 2494 405 5872 ## then star 3. continue on wait until you have been unmuted and that is a queue to begin comments. no in person speakers. we are no speakers in the queue >> public comment is closed. >> like to make a motion to sept amendments as stated. on that motion to sept amendments as offered by public health. vice chair safai. >> aye. >> member chan. >> aye. >> chair ronen. >> aye. >> thank you now i'd like to make a motion to sends the amendment to the board with positive recommendati

supervisor ronen? >> yes.ing written the legislation, creating a format and the concept of a test report for the cultural district, i'm excited to see this. this is -- i want to recognize racquel in the audience for your years of work on the soma filipino cultural district and it's incredible and excited about this ask to be added as a cosponsor. thank you, supervisor ronen. supervisor milgard. >> thank you. >> i want to be added as a cosponsor. >> supervisor dorsey. >> it's exciting to have meeting and have see this coming together and the planning for the community and i'm just very happy for you and happy to be a part of this. >> thank you. supervisor dorsey. supervisor safai? >> thank you. we had sent also a message just a little while ago but wanted to be added as a cosponsor as well. congratulations. >> thank you, supervisor safai. supervisor stefr >> i want to be added as a cosponsor and sent a message to the clerk. >> thank you, colleagues and congratulations and this is great work. we're excited to mo

thank you for setting the example, supervisor ronen.ll you please go to our special order of 3:00 p.m. >> >>clerk: 38. 200777 [hearing - committee of the whole - update on findings and recommendations regarding law enforcement practices - september 27, 2022, at 3:00 p.m.] hearing of the board of supervisors sitting as a committee of the whole on september 27, 2022, at 3:00 p.m., for the members of the board of supervisors to hear and receive updates on the progress and implementation status of the unites states department of justice recommendations regarding reforms within the police department; scheduled >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, as you know we are looking into reforms by the department of justice and reforms that we have seen progress on and some that we have achieved and some outstanding findings and obviously recommendations that we need to move forward and actually accomplish and achieve. so we are going to hear from chief scott who i do not see in the chamber, and i don't see him on. i had a

commissioner ronen? >> thank you. i don't understand how we got from a request for close to $5 million for elevator modernization at 1624 balboa bart station in that staff recommendation is zero. i don't understand why embarcadero, montgomery, powell, civic center and glen park were prioritized but not the mission elevators and balboa station elevators. those elevators need modernizing desperately and i just, how did that happen? i'm very unhappy about it. >> sure. i can certainly speak to the funding and as far as the condition of the elevators, i would ask bart staff to speak to that in that regard. both elevator projects scored closely, however, the first of the elevator projects will round out the funding for construction and design is fully funded and it's slated to start in the beginning of 2023. the construction or design phase for the elevators at the two mission stations and at balboa park, the design phase is slated to start in january of 2025 and one of the things that we look at, we don't exclusive go in s

>> yes, supervisor ronen.veryone presenting and for everyone giving they are personal testimony. >> madam clerk, can we open this up for public comment? >>clerk: thank you, mr. president. >> public testimony is now welcomed specifically to the kaiser permanente health care workers strike. we'll hear from those present in the chamber. please lineup on your right. afterwards we'll hear from those who joined us remotely. to provide public comment, you must be connected to the system by dialogue on your telephone. public comment will be taken 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2499 162 0695 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) when you are ready to make your comment, you should press star 3. please continue to wait and you will be notified when it is your turn to speak. >> we have interpreters available. filipino, chinese and spanish. welcome. >> [foreign language] >> thank you all for being with us. i understand that you have to sign off at 8:00 p.m. thank you for your time. i do want to point out that there is a

chair ronen, members of the committee. howard fung with the sfpuc. i'm the interim director of wastewater capital program and the manager of the project management bureau. like to provide a quick introduction before i turn it over to the project manager carolyn choi. biosolid project is long in the making and identified as a need in our early master planning. the biosolid project is our largest capital improvement project and addresses the aging infrastructure at one of our most critical wastewater facilities. like many large and complex projects we have worked through a few challenges but happy to say we made study progress and in construction of those facilities. this project including the proposed cs235 amendment before you are budgeted and within the adopted 10 year capital financial plan. now, let me turn over to carolyn and she's been leading the project since the beginning to provide a bit more details. >> good afternoon. chair ronen, members of the committee. i'm carolyn chew with sfpuc project manager for biosolid

milgaard, milgaard aye, preston aye, supervisor ronen. ronen. aye. supervisor safai, aye. >> and supervisor chan. supervisor chan, aye. 11 ayes. [gavel]. let's go to our consent agenda. items 2 through 8. >> items 2 through 8 listed are considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussion unlts a member would like to have a item removed and considered separately. otherwise these also will be contacted on by a single roll call vote. >> i don't see anybody on the roster. so we will take these items same call without objections. these ordinance right side passed ooh unanimously. please call 9 and 10 together. >> called together are two resolutions that support the provision of early care and education integrated services to support implementation of the city wide plan for early care and education. for the term june 30th 2024 in an amount not to exceed, 260 million. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor milgaard. >> thank you, very much president walton. i want today say thank you to the budget and finance committee hearing for hearing this ite

seconded by ronen. mr. clerk, call the roll. >> commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye. >> chair mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> absent >> come stephanie. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. why aye >> there are 10 aye's. it is approved >> thank you. police call item 9. >> internal accounting, investment report and debt expenditure report for june 20 of 22. informational item. >> we have cynthia fong for finance and administration. >> good morning. this is your update for the june 30, 22 financial internal report. we have the investment and debt compliance we were closing the books i will be back in december with the results for the audit. >> so in june 30 of 22 we had 107 million dollars in the accounts. 49% was sitting in the treasure tax pool. the investments are in compliance with california state government code and the

milgaard, milgaard aye, preston aye, supervisor ronen. ronen. aye. supervisor safai, aye. >> and supervisor chan. supervisor chan, aye. 11 ayes. [gavel]. let's go to our consent agenda. items 2 through 8. >> items 2 through 8 listed are considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussion unlts a member would like to have a item removed and considered separately. otherwise these also will be contacted on by a single roll call vote. >> i don't see anybody on the roster. so we will take these items same call without objections. these ordinance right side passed ooh unanimously. please call 9 and 10 together. >> called together are two resolutions that support the provision of early care and education integrated services to support implementation of the city wide plan for early care and education. for the term june 30th 2024 in an amount not to exceed, 260 million. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor milgaard. >> thank you, very much president walton. i want today say thank you to the budget and finance committee hearing for hearing this ite

>> yes, supervisor ronen. thank you for everyone presenting and for everyone giving they are personal testimony. >> madam clerk, can we open this up for public comment? >>clerk: thank you, mr. president. >> public testimony is now welcomed specifically to the kaiser permanente health care workers strike. we'll hear from those present in the chamber. please lineup on your right. afterwards we'll hear from those who joined us remotely. to provide public comment, you must be connected to the system by dialogue on your telephone. public comment will be taken 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2499 162 0695 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) when you are ready to make your comment, you should press star 3. please continue to wait and you will be notified when it is your turn to speak. >> we have interpreters available. filipino, chinese and spanish. welcome. >> [foreign language] >> thank you all for being with us. i understand that you have to sign off at 8:00 p.m. thank you for your time. i do want to point out

>> go ahead. >> then supervisor ronen? >>supervisor hillary ronen: yes, thank you. i was wondering if -- can come up. i feel guilty about these leases that we approved and nothing can get passed this committee until workers get treated fairly. can you tell us how you enter into leases with these companies that then play these games and don't abide by worker neutrality, labor peace. >> >> i feel like i really got caught off guard about this whole issue. we are not used to having labor peace. when you look at how the labor is structured, there is the labor peace card check obligation that's put upon the outlets, the new businesses, part of the problem too is we have a whole host of new businesses at sfo and i think that's caused a lot of that unfamiliarity of what the expectation is. in the lease, it talks about the card process. in the award for the lease is for them to come to a card check agreement. what the lease provides for is the union requests a card check agreement with the operators. if the operators fail to agree to a card check with the union within 30 day

. >> then supervisor ronen? >>supervisor hillary ronen: yes, thank you. i was wondering if -- can come up. i feel guilty about these leases that we approved and nothing can get passed this committee until workers get treated fairly. can you tell us how you enter into leases with these companies that then play these games and don't abide by worker neutrality, labor peace. >> >> i feel like i really got caught off guard about this whole issue. we are not used to having labor peace. when you look at how the labor is structured, there is the labor peace card check obligation that's put upon the outlets, the new businesses, part of the problem too is we have a whole host of new businesses at sfo and i think that's caused a lot of that unfamiliarity of what the expectation is. in the lease, it talks about the card process. in the award for the lease is for them to come to a card check agreement. what the lease provides for is the union requests a card check agreement with the operators. if the operators fail to agree to a card check with the union within 30 day

. >> chair ronen? >> aye. >> we have two eyes with member mar excused. >> do we have any other items on the agenda today. >> clerk: madam chair, that concludes your business. >> the meeting is adjourned. le it across the city. [♪♪] >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers, and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin emergency initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services, and increase investments in the neighborhood. >> the department of homelessness and supportive housing is responsible for providing resources to people living on the streets. we can do assessments on the streets to see what people are eligible for as far as permanent housing. we also link people with shelter that's available. it could be congregate shelter, the navigation center, the homeless outreach team links those people with those resources and the tenderloin needs that more than anywhere else in the c

. >> deputy director at hsh, what i said, chair supervisor safai, chair ronen. it's funding pieces that are partly in hsh. >> i just have a general question, i keep hearing words from the governor's office about the room key program not going away anytime soon. can you give us an update on the timing of this. and i understand this is the one of the last ones in the city, since this is the one of the biggest serving the population in need, just curious. i have a tool here from jason elliot, it says project has sheltered since it began as a friendly reminder. it does not seem to be ending anytime soon. so i'm curious what you're hearing. they're sending the information as resent as a few weeks ago. >> so jason elliot make reference to both fema money and the room key program. fema has been funding as you know, large pieces of the covid response. most recently the fema funding was extended through this month, september 30th of 2022 and fema was picking up 90% of eligible costs. we talked about this about this when we were talking about the hotel extension back in j

hillary ronen explains why she helped put forth the legislation. >> we don't want is complete chaos. pandemonium and and states which is why the 21st report station and surrounding areas turned into. >> street vendors $430 to get a permit. but there are fee waivers so far. 41 permits have been approved. if vendors are caught without a permit, they could face fines up to $200 for the first violation. $500 for the second $1000 for each additional violation within the same year. >> people lined up at a vaccination site in richmond today to get their omicron booster. health officials recommend everybody get the latest version of the booster for maximum protection against the omicron variant folks. 12 and older are eligible for pfizer's new booster. anybody 18 and older can get the moderna shot. you should have had your last booster at least 2 months before getting the new one. and if you recently got covid health experts say you might want to wait 3 months or so before getting this new omicron booster. >> santa clara county health department is telling workers in high-risk places like pr

. >> chair ronen? >> aye. >> we have two eyes with member mar excused. >> do we have any other items on the agenda today. >> clerk: madam chair, that concludes your business. >> the meeting is adjourned. >> alright! that's why i love doing these things with maliah cohen. state board of equalization here. happy early women's equality day. my name is carmen chui. every year we brought this today for the importance of voting and importance of women equality day. for folks who may not know tomorrow august 26 is women equality day, past in 1973 in united states congress which designate the 20 as wementen equality day to acimemerate the 19ths amendment in 1920 for women voting rights. we fought hard for the right s and people say why do you atalk about a right you already won. the point even though there is a right to vote we know there are many reasons why people sometimes don't go out to vote. barriers that may exist or perhaps people may feel disillusioned by political system or having a child of 3 life g

. >> and high profile the district 9 supervisor hillary ronen felt that definition was too broad. that's pretty much saying the police can. can >> let surveil all live events. and that makes me. incredibly uncomfortable. she proposed an amendment to remove the line that says significant events with public safety concerns. >> that amendment failed. she proposed a second amendment to have a 3rd party review how the law was used after its initial pilot period. the very least. >> we should have an independent auditor. really take a close look at what happened over those 15 months after discussion. that amendment passed coauthors supervisor ahsha staff. it says they can continue to update the law even after it's in effect. we are putting forward a temporary piece of legislation that went through a massive public vetting that went through the appropriate channels. >> and if it is not working or in any way was being abused. >> we can imm>diately come back and amend. >> the san francisco police department released a statement saying access to cameras is a necessary tool for a 21st century

hillary ronen explains why she helped put this legislation in front of the council. >> we don't wantmplete chaos. pandemonium and and states that is why the 24 surrounding areas turned into. >> it costs treat vendors $430 to get a permit. but there are some fee waivers so far. 41 permits have been approved vendors are caught without a permit, though they could face fines up to $200 for the first violation. $500 for the second and $1000 for each additional violation within the same year. but a pleasant surprise today when a new report on the economy came out, it said that inflation did not ease off significantly in august. in fact, it remained higher than four's. catherine heenan is here with reaction from one of our financial analysts about this. catherine. yeah, u.s. inflation remains high. the squeeze on shoppers. >> uncomfortable a tight prices rose 8.3% in august from one year ago and everybody from wall street to the biden administration had expected the inflation rate to slow down a lot more. so it's getting harder to put an optimistic spin on the economy. stocks plummeted. the

. >> and high profile the district 9 supervisor hillary ronen felt that definition was too broad. that's pretty much saying the police can. can >> let surveil all live events and that makes me. incredibly uncomfortable. she proposed an amendment to remove the line that says significant events with public safety concerns. >> that amendment failed. she proposed a second amendment to have a 3rd party review how the law was used after its initial pilot period. the very least. >> we should have an independent auditor. really take a close look at what happened over those 15 months after discussion. that amendment passed coauthors supervisor ahsha staff. it says they can continue to update the law even after it's in effect. we are putting forward a temporary piece of legislation that went through a massive public vetting that went through the appropriate channels. >> and if it is not working or in any way was being abused. >> we can immediately come back and amend. >> the san francisco police department released a statement saying access to cameras is a necessary tool for a 21st century.

hillary ronen explains why she helped put forth this legislation. i want live tenement bending to continue in the there are many. >> low-income vendors who sold their partisan votes to stay alive for decades. what we don't want is complete chaos. pandemonium and in an unsafe that is why the 21st report station and surrounding areas turned into another goal of the program is to stop the sale of illegal and stolen goods on the street. so somebody is jackets as an example with tags on it. we want to see that they have proof of ownership. >> that they have the right to these jackets and the right to sell them. if there are things like old kids books and all kids, clothes and shoes and things that people are selling, we're not going show ask them for the proof of purchase. constantly have to enter 8 in order to force that strategy. >> because they do svck of talking about wanting change. i just want people to feel it and see it and feel safe in their communities to >> if vendors are caught without a permit, the first fine is $200. the second being $500 a

they are starting in force, met with police officers by their sides for protection supervisor hillary ronen explains why she helped put forth of legislation. >> we don't want it complete cast pandemonium and and states that is the 21st report station and surrounding areas turned into. >> the cost read vendors $430 to get that permit. but there are some free waivers fee waivers so far. 41 permits have been approved. if vendors are caught without that permit, why they could face fines up to $200 for the first violation. 500 bucks for the second and $1000 for each additional violation within the same year. a tourist visiting san francisco got an intense pat-down at the airport before returning to australia. he explains to kron 4 that he's deaf and his ear implant could be compromised by the scanner. so he >> volunteered for the pat-down, except he says they went way past the years and instead checked his crotch. he says pretty thoroughly kron four's el septimo. is live in the studio with what he is whoa, what's going on? >> now, grant and vicki was his first time visiting the united states on

hillary ronen says they put up fences on the plaza months ago to stop the sale of illegal goods. but that didn't stop people. so supervisors approved the new permit program. it caused street vendors $430 to get a permit. but there are fee waivers for low-income applicants so that could make it potentially free to get one permit holders must also have a business license as of august. 30th public works says it has received more than 50 permit applications mostly for the mission neighborhood. as of that date for permits only have been issued. the city says some of the incomplete some of the applications had incomplete information. others were referred to the department of public health for a special food permit. is vendors do not comply with the new permit system. they could face some fines, $200 for the first violation. $500 for the second and $1000 for each additional violation within the same year. now i'm about to hop on zoom with public works. they're going to continue to do me a little bit more about the new permit program will have an updated report for sure at noon. all jame

. >> supervisor hillary ronen says she plans to write up a resolution for next week's meeting demanding governor newsom gets involved. other supervisors want to push to get kaiser representatives at next meeting on the topic catherine. ken. >> all right. thank you for that. tonight, the san francisco board of supervisors also announced it is in full support of backing airport workers demands for higher pay and better health coverage. as food and beverage workers continue to strike this after union negotiations have been stalled nearly a year. >> some of the workers argue that they actually make less an hour than the cost of one meal served to customers. kron four's ella sogomonian listened and she joins us from the newsroom with the latest. hello. >> we stand with you. that was the overarching message tonight from the board of supervisors to the airports, unionized employees who complained they haven't gotten a raise in 4 years and have no access to family health insurance options. the majority of picketers with union local 2 are said to be snack. bar attendants who make around $17 per

. >> and high profile the district 9 supervisor hillary ronen felt that definition was too broad. that's pretty much saying the police can. can >> let surveil all live events. and that makes me. incredibly uncomfortable. she proposed an amendment to remove the line that says significant events with public safety concerns. >> that amendment failed. she proposed a second amendment to have a 3rd party review how the law was used after its initial pilot period. the very least. >> we should have an independent auditor. really take a close look at what happened over those 15 months after discussion. that amendment passed coauthors supervisor ahsha staff. it says they can continue to update the law even after it's in effect. we are putting forward a temporary piece of legislation that went through a massive public vetting that went through the appropriate channels. >> and if it is not working or in any way was being abused. >> we can immediately come back and amend. >> the san francisco police department released a statement saying access to cameras is a necessary tool for a 21st century

hillary ronen says they put up fences on that plaza months ago to stop the sale of illegal goods. but that didn't stop people. so supervisors approved the new probe permit pro program. it cost read vendors $430 to get a permit. but there are fee waivers for low-income people applying which makes it basically free to get one permit holders must also have a business license as of august. 30th public works says it has received more than 50 permit applications mostly for the mission neighborhood. as of that date, only for permits were issued. the city says some applicants had incomplete information and others were referred to the department of public health for a special food permit. now, senators do not comply with the new permit program. they could face fines $200 for the first violation. $500 for the second and $1000 for any additional violation within the same year. now, we will start to see these public works crews out in the mission again today. but this time cracking down, we reached out to the city were hoping to get interview this morning. but for now, we'll send it back to y

they'll be asked to pack up and go, you know, that's where officer there just in case supervisor hillary ronen says they put up fences on the plaza months ago to stop the sale of illegal goods. but that didn't stop people. so supervisors approved the new pro, a permit program. it caused street vendors $430 to get a permit. but there are few waivers for low-income people applying which makes it basically free to get one permit holders must also have a business license as of august. 30th public works says it has received more than 50 permit applications mostly for the mission neighborhood. as of that date for permits were issued. the city says some people had incomplete information. others were referred to the department of public health for a special food permit. vendors do not comply with this new program. they could face fines up to $200 for the first violation. $500 for the second and $1000 for any additional violation within the same year. now, we will see these public works crews out in the mission again today. cracking down. we reached out to the city were hoping to catch up with them bef

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