over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco across our health system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe neighborhood. be clear using drugs in the open is unacceptable. we have to move together and that's why it is important we have our police chief and district attorney. board of supervisors here working together. police department making arrests and seeding the fentanyl. interrupting the open air drug deal and confi

over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco across our health system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe neighborhood. be clear using drugs in the open is unacceptable. we have to move together and that's why it is important we have our police chief and district attorney. board of supervisors here working together. police department making arrests and seeding the fentanyl. interrupting the open air drug deal and confi

is personal one of the proudest things i did in san francisco politic in 2019 i had the opportunity to stand shoulder to shoulder with ucsf leaders like stan, valerie and john to take on joule labs when they respondent millions to change san francisco law to sell vaping device its means a lot to be here. it was the convergence of a public health crisis in drug over dose death in my journey and recovery prosecute addiction that moved me to ask the mayor to consider me as her appointee to the board of supervisors for a job i never thought i would. or have. having the opportunity to be here, gives me, i think a rare and unique voice on the board of supervisors against the back drop of a record shattering crisis that is deadly as covid-19. i have said i will not be a single issue supervisor or candidate. if there is a single issue to make progress on a multitude of things in san francisco, getting more people in recovery would make a meaningful difference and enable our city to be worthy of being the city of st. francis. >> thank you all. now we are moving to the questions that were submitted by odd jens in advanced. how have you defined affor

san francisco. i'm going to read a paragraph. quote, another challenge is the appeals on projects including affordable or work place housing in stan san francisco every permit is appealable. very few large scale projects match the existing codes that translates to opportunity for appeals and contributes to the entitlement process. participates show a large % of appeals are denied the time spent on them does not produce to bring out come other than increasing the time and cost in preconstruction. no benefit to the public the need to get exceptions approved adds cost. end quote. so -- commissioners, i urge you to take that into account as you make decisionos appeals. san francisco under guess an update to the housing element. we have seen in the latest draft, there is potential for fewer appeals and hopefully that amounts to fewer construction costs. and delays. i urge you to take that in consideration as you make decisions. >> thank you. >> is there further public comment. >> commissioners this concludes the hearing. >> i like to advocate we continue the series of informational seminars. i was at jr's -- hearing by rules, superviso

over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco acrossh system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe neighborhood. be clear using drugs in the open is unacceptable. we have to move together and that's why it is important we have our police chief and district attorney. board of supervisors here working together. police department making arrests and seeding the fentanyl. interrupting the open air drug deal and confiindicating

over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco acrossirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe neighborhood. be clear using drugs in the open is unacceptable. we have to move together and that's why it is important we have our police chief and district attorney. board of supervisors here working together. police department making arrests and seeding the fentanyl. interrupting the open air drug deal and confiindicating deadly substance as

over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco across our health system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe neighborhood. be clear using drugs in the open is unacceptable. we have to move together and that's why it is important we have our police chief and district attorney. board of supervisors here working together. police department making arrests and seeding the fentanyl. interrupting the open air drug deal and confi

is personal one of the proudest things i did in san francisco politic in 2019 i had the opportunity to stand shoulder to shoulder with ucsf leaders like stan, valerie and john to take on joule labs when they respondent millions to change san francisco law to sell vaping device its means a lot to be here. it was the convergence of a public health crisis in drug over dose death in my journey and recovery prosecute addiction that moved me to ask the mayor to consider me as her appointee to the board of supervisors for a job i never thought i would. or have. having the opportunity to be here, gives me, i think a rare and unique voice on the board of supervisors against the back drop of a record shattering crisis that is deadly as covid-19. i have said i will not be a single issue supervisor or candidate. if there is a single issue to make progress on a multitude of things in san francisco, getting more people in recovery would make a meaningful difference and enable our city to be worthy of being the city of st. francis. >> thank you all. now we are moving to the questions that were submitted by odd jens in advanced. how have you defined affor

san francisco bay. the map was produced in mexico way back on october, 30th 17, 70 and it's signed by miguel dan de coston stan. so matt maker known for creating the first land based maps of the california coastline. auction house bonhams is calling it quote, the most important 18 th-century map of california bidding will begin at half a million dollars. the auction set for next tuesday. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 as oakland marks 103 homicides so far this year. city council president says work is being done to put an end to the violence and hundreds of people marching in san francisco today in the fight against cancer. that story when kron 4 news at 6 returns welcome back. 6.15, on this sunday night and it is cancer awareness month. hundreds of people came out to san francisco this morning. >> for an annual fundraising walk, kron four's camila barco has more on the fight against the deadly disease. men, women and dogs showed up for cancer survivors and drivers. >> at the american cancer society making strides against cancer. walk on sunday. either they through it or knew someone who did. everyone

is personal one of the proudest things i did in san francisco politic in 2019 i had the opportunity to stand shoulder to shoulder with ucsf leaders like stane and john to take on joule labs when they respondent millions to change san francisco law to sell vaping device its means a lot to be here. it was the convergence of a public health crisis in drug over dose death in my journey and recovery prosecute addiction that moved me to ask the mayor to consider me as her appointee to the board of supervisors for a job i never thought i would. or have. having the opportunity to be here, gives me, i think a rare and unique voice on the board of supervisors against the back drop of a record shattering crisis that is deadly as covid-19. i have said i will not be a single issue supervisor or candidate. if there is a single issue to make progress on a multitude of things in san francisco, getting more people in recovery would make a meaningful difference and enable our city to be worthy of being the city of st. francis. >> thank you all. now we are moving to the questions that were submitted by odd jens in advanced. how have you defined affordable ho