>> aye. >> supervisor melgar? >> aye. you have three ayes. and on the motion to continue to the february 27th land use date, supervisor peskin? >> aye. >> supervisor preston? >> aye. >> supervisor melgar? >> aye. >> you have three ayes. that motion passes, thank you. it is, mr. tam, mr. star. let's go to item two, please. >> time number two is an ordinance amending the administrative code to add definition and tourist and transient use under the residential hotel unit conversion and demolition ordinance to set the term of ten antsy for such use at less than the seven days or two years. it's a case-by-case basis to amend the definition of permanent resident and affirm the appropriate findings. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call the number 415-655-0001. the meeting it is 24822584704. then press pound and pound again and if you have not done so and would like to speak, press star three. madam chair. >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor peskin. thank you for working on t

supervisor melgar >> thank you. thank you so much for this very thorough presentation and for your transparency in everything you reported. i am unclear as to this may 23rd date. in terms of the relationship with thes recertification process. is this date had we are done with the surveys and can, ploy for recertification? or can you explain? and what is the relationship with that and the november deadline of medicare payments. why great question. there are so many dates the way i look at it is the november 13, 2023 is the date the cms made toward continued on going finding. irrespective where we are in the status except for if we have not applied for and become recertified before then. upon if we were to say, apply for secertification in a few month and pass may, john or july. then, the -- that on going funding would just come to the regular process through regular billing not the exceptional funding stream. so this saturday november date. the may 13th was -- pretty much and -- arbitrary date used to -- say, between

vice chair melgar. to yesterday's golden gate event with nancy pel lose competence department of transportation secretary with mayor breed and several board members including steph no safai and melgar. thank our federal delegation and the biden administration for their decades of support for central subway and for the 2022 appropriation package included 400 million dollars for the golden gate bridge seismic retrofit project and 42 million dollars in grant funds for caltrain electrification from the federal transit administration. we want to thank our senators feinstein for championing the yerba buena bridge grant the tw.2 million and federal highway administration funds to complete that funding plan. these projects are important for safe access, reliability and e mission's reductions on regional transportation system. with the historic rain and storm damage, i want to rescue noise and thank president biden and the govern for emergency declarations that will help our city rebuild and repair infrastructur

supervisor melgar >> thank you. so much for this very thorough presentation and for your transparency in everything you reported. i am unclear as to this may 23rd date. in terms of the relationship with thes recertification process. is this date had we are done with the surveys and can, ploy for recertification? or can you explain? and what is the relationship with that and the november deadline of medicare payments. why great question. there are so many dates the way i look at it is the november 13, 2023 is the date the cms made toward continued on going finding. irrespective where we are in the status except for if we have not applied for and become recertified before then. upon if we were to say, apply for secertification in a few month and pass may, john or july. then, the -- that on going funding would just come to the regular process through regular billing not the exceptional funding stream. so this saturday november date. the may 13th was -- pretty much and -- arbitrary date used to -- say, between like -- t

vice-chair melgar? >> >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you so much.hank the staff for their robust discussion. i think that these allocations represent a big investment in the southwestern part of san francisco in district 7, district 4, and i really appreciate that because i'm always talking about how we are neglected in terms of infrastructure for biking and pedestrian safety concerns. so i am really grateful for that. i also wanted to lend myself support for the j improvement project. it runs right at the border of 7 and 11, but it's also a really important way that sunny side residents get to downtown and most importantly city college students. i am excited that we are doing this and also hope that we move it forward. thank you. >> thank you, vice-chair melgar. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: thank you, chair. >> one of the downtown deliveries. thank you for the update. is this specifically for bike deliveries? >> not specifically for deliveries but one possible that it can recommend. we understand that it's conducting a link so we are in coordina

supervisor melgar >> thank you. you so much for this very thorough presentation and for your transparency in everything you reported. i am unclear as to this may 23rd date. in terms of the relationship with thes recertification process. is this date had we are done with the surveys and can, ploy for recertification? or can you explain? and what is the relationship with that and the november deadline of medicare payments. why great question. there are so many dates the way i look at it is the november 13, 2023 is the date the cms made toward continued on going finding. irrespective where we are in the status except for if we have not applied for and become recertified before then. upon if we were to say, apply for secertification in a few month and pass may, john or july. then, the -- that on going funding would just come to the regular process through regular billing not the exceptional funding stream. so this saturday november date. the may 13th was -- pretty much and -- arbitrary date used to -- say, between like

vice chair melgar.y's golden gate event with nancy pel lose competence department of transportation secretary with mayor breed and several board members including steph no safai and melgar. thank our federal delegation and the biden administration for their decades of support for central subway and for the 2022 appropriation package included 400 million dollars for the golden gate bridge seismic retrofit project and 42 million dollars in grant funds for caltrain electrification from the federal transit administration. we want to thank our senators feinstein for championing the yerba buena bridge grant the tw.2 million and federal highway administration funds to complete that funding plan. these projects are important for safe access, reliability and e mission's reductions on regional transportation system. with the historic rain and storm damage, i want to rescue noise and thank president biden and the govern for emergency declarations that will help our city rebuild and repair infrastructure from flood

regular meeting of upon land use transportation committee of the board of supervisors i'm supervisor melgar chair joined by vice chair supervisor preston and board president aaron peskin the clerk today is erika major. i would like to acknowledge matthew at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams. jot board and committeeers convening hybrid meetings and providing remote access and comment via phone. board recognizes that william access is essential and taking comment as follows. first will be taken on each item. those in person allowed to speak first and move on to remote. the public comment number is across the screen. 415-554-0001 access code: 2482 703 0600 ## when public comment is called those in person will lineup near the curtain and those on the phone dial star 3. remember to turn down your television and listening revises. as indicateded will take public comment from those in person first then to the remote call in line. you may submit written comments to myself the land use and transportation clerk, erika. major @sfgov.org if you are commit have an e mail tell b

vice-chair melgar? >> >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you so much. like to thank the staff for their robust discussion. i think that these allocations represent a big investment in the southwestern part of san francisco in district 7, district 4, and i really appreciate that because i'm always talking about how we are neglected in terms of infrastructure for biking and pedestrian safety concerns. so i am really grateful for that. i also wanted to lend myself support for the j improvement project. it runs right at the border of 7 and 11, but it's also a really important way that sunny side residents get to downtown and most importantly city college students. i am excited that we are doing this and also hope that we move it forward. thank you. >> thank you, vice-chair melgar. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: thank you, chair. >> one of the downtown deliveries. thank you for the update. is this specifically for bike deliveries? >> not specifically for deliveries but one possible that it can recommend. we understand that it's conducting a link so we are i

thank you. >> thank you chair melgar and good afternoon supervisors preston and peskin. the item before you concerns 2 shared space parklet in district 9 operated by 2 loved establishments the [inaudible] restaurant at 546 valencia and blondies bar at 540 valencia. the neighboring parklets are located 16th and 7 on the volunteer street corridor on the western side. the straupt operated by the mexican american family for over 50 years. blondies on valencia for over 30. both women lead small businesses have operatored before much of the gentification and changes to the valencia corridor and like many, bear low got by during the pandemic. did, with thankings to the city's shared spitz parklet program. issue it address system both businesses parklets are not on the curb side parking zone like their neighbors and are on a mid block sidewalk bulb out. this has been allowed during the temp refer pandemic program, this is in the permitted under the permanent shared spaces program. that is why this legislation is needed permit the parklet use on the sidewalks moving forward. the

thank you chair melgar. riknow patterson on behalf hotel [inaudible] we appreciate the brief continuance we submitted written comments today and appreciate your viewing the comments. we also appreciate time to be able to review the new findings in writing appear they are in the available on the website. and that makes it difficult to comment on them. i will do my bechlt which is to say that the findings were aimed at finding necessity for this ordinance to protect the housing stock. with the hotel ordinance. reality of the situation is that changing the minimum term on a week to an among means the people had occupy the units will not afford the rent. they cannot ford to pay for an among in advance mrs. the security deposit. it puts the units of last resort beyond the reach of the people who are trying to help the result of that is -- the result of that is to actually harm the housing stock torous the housing available. the sro ordinance are not able to provide housing on the terms not feasible. especially el

supervisor melgar is excused and on the item roll call, please?- [roll call] there are 10 ayes. >> the item-motion is approved. supervisor melgar may rirn. >> item 19 is motion to reappoint supervisor dorsey to the golden gate bridge highway transportation dirsricate board of directors term ending january 31, 2025. >> motion to excuse supervisor dorsey made by supervisor stefani and second by supervisor preston without objection. supervisor dorsey is excused and on the item, roll call, please. [roll call] there are 10 ayes. >> the motion is approved unanimously. supervisor dorsey you may return. next item, please. >> item 20 is a motion to reappoint supervisor catherine stefani to the golden gate bridge highway transportation district board of directors term ending january 31, 2025. >> is there a motion to excuse supervisor stefani? made be supervisor safai and second by supervisor walton. the motion without objection and on the item, roll call, please. [roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> the motion is approved unanimously, and as i'm stalling fo

vice chair is melgar. i want to thank mendoza from sfgovtv and also thank our clerk elijia saunders. >> american chan. why present. why commissioner dorsey. >> present. >> american engardio. >> present. >> commissioner mandelman. >> present. why commissioner melgar. >> absent. commissioner peskin. why present. >> commissioner preston. why present. why commissioner ronen. >> accents. >> commissioner safai. >> [echo]. commissioner stefani. >> commissioner walton. >> present y. we have quorum. >> [echo] are we good? commissioner safai is here. >> thank you, you must mute yourself when you are not on something weird is happening with audio. >> all right. thank you i think you have public comment announcement. >> i dom for members interested in participating in the board meeting we welcome atenants in person. >> [echo] or may watch channel 26 or 99 or stroll it live on sfgovtv for those wish to make remote comment dial 415-655-0001 and then access code: 2486 525 3998 ##. you will upon listen in role time. when

supervisor peskin. >> aye >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> that passes. we are adjourned. >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud of you know, it's not much free left in the world anymore so we managed to do that through donations and through our gift shops. you got a real look and real appreciation of what early transit systems are like. this was the transit of the day from about 1875 to about 1893 or later, you know. cable car museum is free, come on in. take a day. come down. rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never come in and they always enjoy themselves. people love cable cars and there's none left in the world so if you want to ride a cable car, you've got to come to san francisco. that what makes the city. without the cable c

thank you chair melgar. riknow patterson on behalf hotel [inaudible] we appreciate the brief continuance we submitted written comments today and appreciate your viewing the comments. we also appreciate time to be able to review the new findings in writing appear they are in the available on the website. and that makes it difficult to comment on them. i will do my bechlt which is to say that the findings were aimed at finding necessity for this ordinance to protect the housing stock. with the hotel ordinance. reality of the situation is that changing the minimum term on a week to an among means the people had occupy the units will not afford the rent. they cannot ford to pay for an among in advance mrs. the security deposit. it puts the units of last resort beyond the reach of the people who are trying to help the result of that is -- the result of that is to actually harm the housing stock torous the housing available. the sro ordinance are not able to provide housing on the terms not feasible. especially el

for supervisor melgar to finish talking. and that ability, that qualification of being able to talk, take up so much time every tuesday before we get to public comment, that is a qualification for why supervisor melgar should be appointed to this body. so -- i -- appreciate that you allowed me to gather my thoughts. i'm a bit intimidated by the 4 sheriffs you called out that's how it goes at city hall. yes, approve supervisor melgar for this body. thank you so much. we can move to public comment on the phone line. first caller, please. good morning supervisor dorsey and safai and peskin, i believe. this morning. i am calling from san francisco tenant's union i'm a member and in support of supervisor melgar being an executive director on abag committee. i think she is well suited for the job. and i attended a number of the abag meetings and will be replacing gordon mar. yes, please, approve her. thank you. >> thank you. next caller, please. good morning it is joe [inaudible] i'm calling to [inaudible] i want to advise supervi

supervisor melgar. >> thank you. i like clarification on that last question that supervisor ronen raised, because the folks from the church said that it was-they were red tabbed after the 1989 earthquake and they raised the building because it was red tagged and they used it as parking presumebly while raising the money to build the church so wonder if that is consideration the planning department had assessing when this was replacement building or new because it seems to me, common sense, the building is red tagged, you demolish it and park cars until you raise the money to build your new church. >> i understand some of the confusion here. the site is a rather large site. i think for purposes now we will break it into the northern half of the site and the southern part of the site. the northern half of the site is where the valencia street theater stood and the primary worship building and that was the building damaged after loma-red tagged and demolished and where the church fellowship hall and classrooms stand tod

supervisor melgar. >> thank you. i like clarification on that last question that supervisor ronen raised, because the folks from the church said that it was-they were red tabbed after the 1989 earthquake and they raised the building because it was red tagged and they used it as parking presumebly while raising the money to build the church so wonder if that is consideration the planning department had assessing when this was replacement building or new because it seems to me, common sense, the building is red tagged, you demolish it and park cars until you raise the money to build your new church. >> i understand some of the confusion here. the site is a rather large site. i think for purposes now we will break it into the northern half of the site and the southern part of the site. the northern half of the site is where the valencia street theater stood and the primary worship building and that was the building damaged after loma-red tagged and demolished and where the church fellowship hall and classrooms stand tod

. >> thank you chair melgar. and everyone if your work i have a district question and thank you for providing the information and a snapshot of the program. i noticed that -- from the information you sent that 75 of the 206 operators applied for the legislative program struck mow as low and when i think you said over all there were about with 350 total. had admit applied. first checking i'm talking that these are apples to apples. of a third of those who are not applied are in my district and wonder if you can if i understanding that right why that might be and in terms of out reach, how we move forward and make sure and how our office and make sure everybody knows about the dead line and in they want to apply. >> yes, thank you. we welcome partner help to extend roach and pentrician. we are in the process now of targeting the 350 operator hos had a pandemic permit and yet to submit a post pandemic perimism if they are interested in continuing, which in are indicated they don't want to to ensure we drive them tow

i'm getting yelled at by supervisor melgar. i don'ts think this is allowing us to get back to our families. our time is limits. our work time, our ability to get things done. everybody on this board whether single like me or married as many of you are, we work a lot. we work most of our-all most all our waking hours and the time that is spent on absorbing public comment-it may be time people are using to respond to e-mails and do other things, but i don't think that is what the public is advocating for when they say-some advocates got annoyed members of the rules committee were doing other things while they were addressing the issue in rules. your decision maker time is finite and if you are saying public that you want us spending larger and larger amounts of that time listening to one and two minutes presentations often highly repetitive, onfrom people who are not from san francisco, i don't think that is what my constituents want. it is not just us,b it is all those commissioners, all those people who are choosing to voluntee

i like to excuse today vice chair stefani and supervisor melgar. mr. clerk, can you please call item 1? >> i'll take a roll call to excuse. there is a motion on the floor to excuse mr. stefani and melgar. on that motion- [roll call] mr. chair, two ayes. no opposition. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call item 1. >> agenda item 1 is hearing to consider the transfer of type 21 off sale general beer wine distilled spirit liquor license to postscript collective llc at 499 jackson serve the public convenience or necessity of city and county. members who wish to provide public comment call the call in number which is 415-655-0001. the id, 2 (484) 696-1927. press pound twice and dial star fallowed by 3 to enter the queue to speak. one last thing, i'm in receipt of a memo from there desk of vice chair stefani requesting the item be considered as committee report which means we can forward to the board of supervisors meeting of january 21, 2023. >> thank you. i would like to now welcome officer (inaudible) from san francisco police department abc liaison unit. >

vice-chair melgar? >> >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you so much.e staff for their robust discussion. i think that these allocations represent a big investment in the southwestern part of san francisco in district 7, district 4, and i really appreciate that because i'm always talking about how we are neglected in terms of infrastructure for biking and pedestrian safety concerns. so i am really grateful for that. i also wanted to lend myself support for the j improvement project. it runs right at the border of 7 and 11, but it's also a really important way that sunny side residents get to downtown and most importantly city college students. i am excited that we are doing this and also hope that we move it forward. thank you. >> thank you, vice-chair melgar. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: thank you, chair. >> one of the downtown deliveries. thank you for the update. is this specifically for bike deliveries? >> not specifically for deliveries but one possible that it can recommend. we understand that it's conducting a link so we are in coordination wi

there were indications that supervisor ronen was going to step down in favor of supervisor melgar. >> i have not heard a word of that and i have no e mails to that affect and i know nothing of it. i had my staff meet thanksgiving morning i'm up-to-date on my e mails as of 9:58 in morning. and this it is news to me. and if they would like to do that they can make that suggestion at the full board tomorrow and we can be send it become if this is the case. >> yes. why my apologies i was trying to -- not heard a word until this moment and the show is going on. >> okay. >> i believe item 3 will be upon recommend as amended committee report. item 4, will be recommend as a committee report. item 5 will be recommend as a report and item 6 will be recommended as committee report. on those motions, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> my apol joes i vote while there is -- discussion going on. one minute. we will recess for 2 >> we'll reconvene rules for today january 30, 2023. and let me start by rescinding my motion that we were just about to vote on. and -- i would like to offer an amendment to item 5

in our supervisor, myrna melgar represents district 7. >> were attacks on armenians have happened here at home, including an arson at the saint gregory, the illuminator church in a shooting at kztv school. i know that the armenian is at very anxious and worried. >> about what is happening in back. i want to make sure that we support them and we support at human rights in in our to make sure that we lend our voice. support those who are fighting aggression. the armenian national committee of america expressed gratitude for recognition of the struggling arts off. >> by the city of san francisco. >> still making like this is important on it so that support for that. the army into live there and all of our allies. but the true value is forget. when you add the work being done in the bay area central valley, southern california, orange county throughout the golden state and also across the country. so our cause is always been a bottom up. supervisor melgar plans a visit to the armenian casey be school on thursday. >> where the students will be fundraising to help people in art sock reportin

president pardon me, supervisor melgar. this item was disposed of. you severed three items, 36, 37 and 39. >> 35, 36 and--did i blow it? >> we can rescind the vote, mr. president. >> we don't have to do that. we will just keep on keeping on. i said it and meant to sever it and severed the wrong item. mistakes happen but i said my words and thank you all for voting for it. [laughter] >> supervisor melgar. >> is it too late to be added as cosponsor. >> you can be added. >> thank you colleagues. >>itesm 36 commend the fruit guys which started the global industry in san francisco north beach neighborhood in 1998. on the occasion of their 25 year in business. >> okay, this is a better story then the david packered silicon valley garage story. this is really a north beach apartment story which was started by friends and neighbors chris middlestat and (inaudible) in their apartment on chestnut street a quarter century ago this thursday i think it will be, and you heard from them during public comment, but this in addition to employing people and delivering

vice-chair melgar? >> >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you so much.to thank the staff for their robust discussion. i think that these allocations represent a big investment in the southwestern part of san francisco in district 7, district 4, and i really appreciate that because i'm always talking about how we are neglected in terms of infrastructure for biking and pedestrian safety concerns. so i am really grateful for that. i also wanted to lend myself support for the j improvement project. it runs right at the border of 7 and 11, but it's also a really important way that sunny side residents get to downtown and most importantly city college students. i am excited that we are doing this and also hope that we move it forward. thank you. >> thank you, vice-chair melgar. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: thank you, chair. >> one of the downtown deliveries. thank you for the update. is this specifically for bike deliveries? >> not specifically for deliveries but one possible that it can recommend. we understand that it's conducting a link so we are in coor

i'm >> supervisor rafael mandelman: chair of the board with >> supervisor myrna melgar: clerk, >> roll call, please. >> >> supervisor connie chan: