budget to your place?had spent money for the implementation of article 16 of november 1785. where should we organize the program? the situation is now. there are some problems with these topics. we also know the opinion that in line with the implementation of the law , money has been spent and money has not been spent for article 16. article 16 of the administrative affairs organization has provided employment . devices should be done you should assign a child program , the national headquarters of the jamiat was formed, the meetings were held with delay until the executive instructions of clause 17 were ready. bankipour is very coordinated . please allow me to manage this time. there was a meeting of the parliament and i watched the surveillance show so that i could if you were the minister, we should talk about mr. pakni becoming the spokesperson of the ministry of health, mr. pak. it is not you, dear viewers, wishing to accept your obedience , mr. pakkan. now you are implementing the youth law of the mi

under our budget, for students attending high quality charter schools, our budget provides additional $3,000 to each economically developed disadvantage didn't. it also increases people facility findings for all charter schools, from $500 to $1,000. [applause] parents want their children to be healthy and happy and find a passion, something they love to do, so think that allows them to live out their dreams wherever those dreams may be. many of families are seeing the children find that passion in their county career centers. lieutenant governor of houston, four and i estimate a lot of time visiting korean tech centers across our state. i didn't see -- as well as those studying sports medicine, cybersecurity. at the fairfield county workforce center, i visited students and the manufacturers who are not providing them jobs. at the pride river crew sent their, i talked to teachers teaching adults in wilding, industrial maintenance, robotics and more. went friend and i, the lieutenant governor visit these cruise centers, we would talk to the teachers and superintendents about the differe

so my budget delivers for them. second, let's expand property tax rent rebate program for our seniors and for disabled pennsylvanians. [cheering] [applause] [applause] season things and change people didn't know if there is supposed to stand up there or not. that's her give me a chance we will keep working through this. you see, it gives a rebate to low income renters and homeowners every single year money back in their pocket so they can stay in their homes. homes were seniors like gaylene reads their families, lived their lives and made memories over so many years. thank you for being with us. let me tell you she is a mother, she is a grandmother and she is a great grandmother. she made the choice to start college at 43 after leaving an abusive marriage for she then went on to earn three different degrees. she is an active volunteer who loves to get back to her community in scranton. she is living with stage iv breast cancer. gaylene's life has been full of family, full of learning, full of community. the property

so, i'll present on the overall budget and then the cfd budget later on.aerial picture of the north and south mission bay project areas taken in 2019. once the chase center finished construction. this slide shows a total budget of $45.56 million. if you look at the top row, $38.5 million will be yizeed to reimburse the master developer for infrastructure work and that includes parks that are in design and currently under construction including p19, p22 bay front park and p2, p8 ck that is by mission creek. the next line item, $2.1 million is allocated to staffing and administrative coast and associated with review and approval of plans and construction, the construction process as well as contract compliance. $4.1 million for reimbursement of city departments such as public works and sfpu c for permitting and construction review and a portion of this bucket is also allocated towards environmental review for our increased housing entitlement for blocks 12 west and 4 east. then finally, the $1 million line item is for public art project that will be located

the problem is, we don't budget anymore and the budget committees fail to put up budgets. for all the past years. we will not see real budgets get done this year, we've already missed a deadline. >> so, normal budget process, the president tried. he put out a budget last month. there is a budget, an executive budget from the white house. have you heard anything about speaker mccarthy and the house majority presenting their own budget, like real budget? not this,, limit save grow act what you call it act. >> the president put out his budget, it was late which means they put out there -- the questions, will they do it at all? the house budget committee says it is going to put out a budget and it will be bigger and more comprehensive than what they have just put out which is just their offer or their deal. the senate budget committee apparently is not planning to put a budget out at all. and honestly, the deadline for the budgets from congress is april 15th, they should have had it done, both of them. it's not a responsibility to get done. better late than never. we see what

under our budget, for students attending high-quality charter schools how are budget provides an additional $3000 for each economically developed disadvantaged student. it also increases the facilities funding for all charter schools from $500 to $1000. [applause] parents want their children to be healthy and happy and to find a passion. something they love to do something that allows them to live out their dreams were ever their dreams may be. any families see their children find that passion in career centers. lieutenant governor of houston, fran and i have spent a lot of time visiting career tech centers around our state. i met students learning hvac and construction trades as well as studying sports medicine, cybersecurity, as a workforce center i visited students and manufacturers who are now providing them jobs. at the tri-rivers career center i talked with teachers teaching welding, robotics, welding, and are. when we were visiting these career centers we about the different programs they were offering we would ask about the number of students enrolled in so often they would tell us

they get a budget passed. host: robert in texas, thanks for the call. guest: i appreciate robert's call. i had been a strong supporter of the balanced budget a minute united states constitution for any years. that is not just the talking point that it's come around for many folks the last five to 10 years. i can go all the way back to the time when i was 20 years of age in 1980. i think it is critically important. right now what i am responsible for is making sure we pay the debts that previous congresses have already generated and looking forward to make sure the debt is reduced as much as i possibly can. i am trying to take the pieces we have right now and put this mess back together. we are trying to cure the sins of previous congresses. that is why i like the things we have been able to put together in this debt ceiling proposal that is going to go to the senate. we are going to address right now the additional spending, claw that back, take those funds and put it into the bucket to support the treasury. l

of currency policy in the budget market is done in the budget law, but from the point of view that we are the people's lawyers and one of the assets of the people in the hands of the government is this currency. had done was that the exchange rate should be export markets should be discovered, of course, in the resolution that exists between the leaders, there is talk about the rates discovered in official games to the official market, we should actually strengthen it and naturally make this official market the environment and dominate the informal markets , mr. it has been many years since the policies of article 44 have been promulgated, but we are still in a situation where the leader of the revolution mentions this issue twice in two weeks this year, and considers this to be serious for the economy, and because of the wrong path that we have been on during these decades. it is natural that the revolution won the islamic revolution of iran the revolution has this in its heart, it will lead to changes, one of the events that happened was that the constitution of iran, in my opinion

so, i'll present on the overall budget and then the cfd budget later on.aerial picture of the north and south mission bay project areas taken in 2019. once the chase center finished construction. this slide shows a total budget of $45.56 million. if you look at the top row, $38.5 million will be yizeed to reimburse the master developer for infrastructure work and that includes parks that are in design and currently under construction including p19, p22 bay front park and p2, p8 ck that is by mission creek. the next line item, $2.1 million is allocated to staffing and administrative coast and associated with review and approval of plans and construction, the construction process as well as contract compliance. $4.1 million for reimbursement of city departments such as public works and sfpu c for permitting and construction review and a portion of this bucket is also allocated towards environmental review for our increased housing entitlement for blocks 12 west and 4 east. then finally, the $1 million line item is for public art project that will be located

the state of our budget is strong. [applause] >> we approach the end of the 2023 fiscal year in the black with a substantial surplus. with your bipartisan support last month we are returning money to the people of maine to provide some small measure of relief from high energy prices right now. those checks are in the mail right now and by the end of next month, every eligible maine taxpayer will receive one. looking forward, our revenue outlook for the next few years is strong. according to the revenue forecasting committee comprised of experts on the economy, the state may anticipate a total of $10.5 billion in revenue over the next two years. that is 1.1 billion dollars more than the current baseline budget. on top of that, for the following fiscal years, 26 and 27, the forecasting committee projects approximately $11.6 billion in revenue. these strong projections did not just happen by themselves. they are the direct result of a strong economy created by federal support and deliver it policy and financial to it -- d

yellen: right now, in the president budget proposal -- >> independent of the budget proposal. sec. yellen: i do not see why. >> if we did, you are an economist. would be a negative affect? of course, it would be. we have modeled this. for the president to do nothing -- let's assume we cast aside law and of the national debt, that is what it would do, you have a devastating effect on the nominee. cbo says they cannot monitor because of the effects that would occur. we have a situation where the president has not proposed a single plan, he has turned down multiple requests for meetings with senators and our options are 24% cut on the person currently receiving, doubling our national debt, which cbo says cannot be model, and you agree of the effect and he has not model the tax rates that will be required. sec. yellen: what i know is the president is committed to social security. he stands ready to work with congress. >> i'm out of time. since i've had multiple requests to meet with him and yes turned everyone down. it rings hollow. >> i would caution colleagues, we have plenty of diff

budget process.ht now with two vacant positions it is hard to ask for more and we haven't had a full-so, we'll look to that in the future. >> if i can add, commissioner drew,b it is good point and some of this will be discussed in the-action item for the annual budget for the agency and speak to the mou with mohcd. i heard from several quarters of the city, it is extraordinarily hard during the pandemic for the city to hire positions and so what we hear about about sonia mc daniels fielding a lot of calls, doing a lot of direct work, it sounds she should open the sonia mc daniel's statute of certificate of preference management, but filling the positions is crucial so we will work with mohcd and heard a lot of good ideas and spoken to you and heard other ideas and love to work with mrs. benjamin and staff to think about a broader statagy. talked about take this housing workshop on the road. going to the community in addition to the large scale fairs. smaller focus groups if you will to let people kno

this budget is driven and deters war in the budget maintains our capability and strength and high levels of readiness now and prepares us for the future. people's republic of china remains number one long-term security challenge, the threat in our strategy. the regional western pacific and asia the next ten years and exceed united states overall military capability by 2049 according to their open source teachers. people's republic of china moving it down the path and potential conflict and possibly the united states but again i say china, or with china is inevitable nor imminent. additionally, russia remains dangerous. illegal unprovoked war against ukraine and global stability. we are supporting ukraine and every single nation on nato's alliance. in the war for eight decades. additionally iran pushed the middle east into the continuing support. also iran is taking action to approve capabilities producing the weapon to make the decision to do so while continuing missile forces. from the time remaining decision as you have heard in previous testimony iran could produce material for nuclea

budget .ot touch construction, production and acquisition of financial assets. the budget of the entire country the budget of state-owned companies has decreased, revenues have increased, as i explained, the growth in the transfer of capital assets was 2.9% . let's consider this as a picture of the existence of our efforts , that the same thing that came up in the formulation of this result is to unnecessarily burden the government's financial burden, that the parliament's budget is a characteristic of what we are trying to see with the output of some problems, the budget bill. when it is submitted to the parliament, it is necessary for different departments the parliament is slow, they refer and when they pay attention to the improvement, the parliament cannot be indifferent, for example, when we investigate and come to the conclusion that universities are having problems paying food subsidies, you can't make a difference, or when we observe that construction plans and projects it must be fin

that is the budget process. as we are approaching looking at analyzation the shelter capacity, so far like besides are there anything else. i know you mention there is a listing. how do you identify these are these the biggest ticket item in your long list of pending policy decisions? or like what are your i want to understands. they have been the subjection at this board and the mayor office had with many of you. we wanted highlight those as examples but they are not the biggest items, too. a mix of policy and topic of conversation and ticket item. i think with that said, what would be your biggest ticket item in terms of pending what is the biggest portion of your expenditure you have yet to decided on? hard to answera this time about a single itemism go back to the mayor's policy priorities some of thosor that list here. that is maintaining essential services and foreseeing costs going up this is a cost. it is public safety. continuing to make surety police department has resources they need that will be a ma

the president has is skewed his budget -- issued his budget. this was not a budget. it was a plan. does it matter at this point? guest 2: we know already where the federal government is. i tellst us what the underlying budget of the government is. this is a vision of where we are now. here is where we want to be. we spent enough money to write a check for more than 150% of the populi to every single person in america. how can we be spending that much money and still have a lot of the problems we have? a lot of that money is spent inefficiently. there are much more efficient ways to run these programs to provide that help for people. imparting question is -- the important question is not that that money goes to people, that it is taken out. it is a burden on people, even if the cash is getting back to people, it means stunted production of goods and services. host: let's look at a couple of the topline details in this budget plan for our viewers and listeners who may not have the full details on it. the republican plan includes raising the debt ceiling into 2024 and would reduce spe

the total fy 24 budget increase is $106.3 million. i fully recognized the departments request to increase is significant. but equally significant is the departments growing responsibilities and challenges. the fact is, we engage in a no fail mission every day. recognizing that there will be no tolerance for leadership or organizational failures. the department's 2024 budget request reflects the reality that is the departments mission. -- mission and environment involves so must its staffing. therefore, i want to highlight six areas it continue to be central to our growth in transformation. they are extended in terry -- expanded dignitary protection capabilities, continued normalization of staffing levels, enhanced intelligence capabilities, expanding capabilities to address threats against members and cyber security and investigative activity. expanded physical and technical security capabilities to secure the capitol complex, and strength and training capabilities to recruit officers, in training, physical skills, professional, and l

that continues in this budget proposal and an additional $120 million in fy24 budget for the department of human services all hosts us to continue rate increases to make illinois more competitive in the market for workers who serve people with developmental disabilities. [applause] the investments we have made and social service agencies over the past four years and that we are proposing for the coming year will finally have her first the howling out that occurred in human services under the previous administration if we are able to hire enough staff in this very tight labor market. we are cautiously optimistic that we can do so. this entire budget proposal rests on our shared goal to give illinois families for support and the opportunities for the big building blocks of a good life, food access, housing and health care. certainly most people won't need to rely on government for those things that we will have failed everyone in illinois if we don't place a higher priority on tackling poverty. fewer people living in financial distress means a better quality of life for everyone in this s

if we to the 2024 budget.gard to amtrak, that would be my $40 million cut to amtrak, what would be the real-life impact for the heel of a cut? how does the president's request, what amtrak, how can the consolidated rail infrastructure safety improvement program and federal state partnership for passenger rail grant program by bending to provide critical lines for the northeast quarter sustain and improve government and also had one more which is alarming about potentials nation's air traffic controllers if we move to these areas. i will make an addendum from the heritage foundation which a number of my colleagues support procedures think tank to talk about eliminating infrastructure with sustainability and equity, federal state partnership will grant, capital investment grant and grant of the national rail corporation, these cuts are real not just speculation. >> eliminating a program for hundreds of communities would miss out on the opportunity to benefit everything from supply chains to save every for they a

those are all in our budget. why i'm at my 10 minutes i know the out lines and genomes are important for all of us. on the next slide had is showing you in the black box upcoming 2 year budget of the plan is about 100 million dollars a year. we are able to balance the budget you will see utilizing one time source. largely our prop c reserves we budgeted left year and prior year under spending the take away is we are able to balance. this year and upcoming 2 year budget one time source but the next slide will show there is long-term structure ral deficit given the 100 million dollars spending plan. about a 25 million dollars or 25% short fall as we think about spending. and i did want to address our acquisition funds there is 130 million dollars not included in the table as our one time acquisition fundful i want to provide more on the projects we have planned for this funding. why i share with youed active negotiations for acquisition and construction. of 3-5 buildings. so, to meet our remaining bed goal and or t

in your budget.they are being produced in the right we need right now. >> i interrupted you and i apologize. i went over time. i yield back. >> thank the gentleman. mr. russell -- ruppersberger, excuse me. >> thank you. first thing, i want to acknowledge the leadership of both of you. throughout my years, i've worked with you annette rack, afghanistan. some of the better leaders that eye for it with. you're doing a great job. i want to acknowledge that. i'm going to ask to question, one of each. first thing, i'm deeply concerned and this is to general milley. i'm deeply concerned about efforts to reduce our defense line to previous years level. especially as china increases its own military spending each year. if we don't prioritize investing our national security today, i fear we race came much costly or fight with china down the road. whenever that may be, whether it's 2025, ten years, 20 years, 30 years. general milley, can you please describe the strategic advantages we would be handing over to c

not talking points are speeches, a budget. unless they have a budget, i think we are all willing to sit down and have a conversation about spending priorities that make sense for america. i rarely if ever comment on what members on the other side of the capital have to say. is there a way for you to help this process along? are you having conversations with them? >> with respect to the issue related to defaulting on our debt, i think speaker mccarthy's position has been clear. my position has been clear in the public domain. this is the place for a relationship to remain and that will continue to be the case. this is an issue that should be resolved. we are at a point when house republicans will have to produce for their extreme legislative proposal. they will either produce help pass the bill out of the house next week or they won't. in pre-confident noticing a member of the house democratic caucus is going to support their extreme proposals. we don't want to flirt with a default. a default will crash the stock market and imp

a departments 2024 budget four budget request for reflects reality that has a departments nation and the violent changes and evolves, so, too, must get staffing and resources. therefore, i wantt to highlight the areas they continue to be central to our growth and transformation. they are expanded dignitary protection capabilities, continued normalization of sworn as a vain staffing, enhanced intelligence capabilities, expand capabilities to address threats against members come cybersecurity and investigative activity, expanded physical and technical security capabilities to secure the capitol complex, and strengthen training capability for recruit officers in-service training, physical skills, professional and leadership development. over the last you the world has continuously change becoming more violent and uncertain. a member of congress was brutally assaulted and the husband of the former house speaker was critically wounded in a in a politically motivated attack. increasingly sophisticated cyber tools are more widely available to malicious actors who employ them to infiltrate d

our past two budgets by elevating its budgetary baseline thedg fy 24 budget request incorporates a critical request to expand dignitarywa protection threat investigations and enhance security operations for the members of congress and their families in d.c. in the home districts. within the 2024 budget request increase in salaries to fund 2126 ford employees at a full year rate 78 sworn at half-year. the budget request also includes 550 employees in a full rate of 81 civilians at half-year rate. total fy 24 increaseul is 106.3 million. i fully recognize that apartments requested increase equally significant regarding responsibilities and challenges there's no tolerance for leadership orme organizational failures the department's mission and environment changes and evolves so too must staffing and resources i want to highlight six areas that continued to be central to our growth and transformation. expanding protections capabilities continued normalization of sworn and staffing levels intelligence capabilities, expanded capabilities to address that mexicans member cybersecurity investigative

this isn't a budget that unify the country. this budget only seeks to a sleigh in divide. us this budget, simply said, taxes to munch and spends too much. in the midst of all this budget talk, however, we are once again having to exercise an important oversight over the federal regulators and agencies responsible for ensuring they are doing the job that congress gave them the tools to do. as such, i want to spend some time discussing silicon valley bank. while there are many questions that might be, must be, answered i do know if you things for sure. first, the bank failure failed because of its management, and because of its board. i know that the failure of svb, also, was contributed to buy a lax regulatory environment. i believe that the state and federal regulators failed to properly use the tools that they have to supervise and regulate the failed institutions. finally, that biden's handling of the account contributed to these bank failures. the president's budget is further evidence of reckless tax and spending that will only exacerbate the highest inflation we've se

and i think the upside budget terribly is fairly small. and so i do think it is worthwhile to have this conversation recognize where in this current environment is there's some compromise on, on the budget, but also recognize that we're still have a lot of work to go. and this probably is not the debate we're going to tackle the budget problem isn't crazy to have this debate at all. i mean, when you kind of look at the fact that they're only going to if, if they succeed in the go with kevin mccarthy or joe biden plan, we're talking about a one and a half $1000000.00 increase to this 31.4. so that would get us up in about a one and a half trillion more leeway in the government debt that can be carried. what does it by him, is this just just a sure another nightmarish, you know? yeah, why the atoria contest in this right before the election? yeah, i mean one quick response and i want to get to something else. you actually, he's 1500000 or march 2024, right? right. whichever comes 1st. so that is showing that even if, even if it got him longe

that is not a budget proposal. that is not in the budget. um so we would be basically be asking the city to try try to find funds. um alternatively, to continue that past the end of the calendar year, but we did have really positive feedback from residents that are staying there. um and kind of the idea. maybe in the negotiations with the ports is to scale it down. so they have space to do some of the, um, rehab work that they're doing to make it ready for maritime use to kind of demonstrate that this is actively winding down, but to try to be able to extend some some stay there so we can keep our capacity a little longer. um and then, um, the other news that was different. i just want to highlight again is the um the um, safe parking site referred to his vehicle triage a lot going on in d 10. we put a lot of like a lot of investments in d 10 rightfully so, and we're losing some of those, and that's kind of um, frustrating. um um, but that one is on parkland, and we need to convince the state parks to continue that, um, past the end of the c

now i have like a $.5 million budget. -- a 1.5 million dollar budget. i take the job really seriously and at the end of the fiscal year, september 30, i go to the big boss and i say, how did i do on the budget? he gave me a nickel. he said, iou. -- i owe you. you did not use all of your $1.5 million. i got within a nickel. i was like, i accomplish something really meaningful. there were three battalions. i said, how did first and second battalion do? he was like, oh man, second battalion overspent the budget by $1.5 million. the first italian spent it by -- over battalion overspent it by $2 billion. i called my buddy's, how is it going? i said, you overspent your budget by $2 million. they were like, yeah, absolutely, on purpose. i am like, will you get in trouble? they go, no, they just fill a backup. -- fill it back up. who is the sucker now? i closed the books perfectly. next year, the army prides itself in lessons learned. the next year. we go to the national training center in for term one -- fort irwin, california. this is the end of the cold war,

, and again a month ago in the same budget, it was increased by 50%. the organization of the honeymoon program was to allocate unfortunately, he did not, and mr. parsian bozor bank, according to the report that he had written for this matter , said that the budget of the youth law of the organization of the program and the budget was spent on other things. to ourselves, of course, i wrote a letter to the monitoring department to follow this matter, but i say that the changes and transformations that are taking place in the organization of the program will solve this problem. we have been a million in the year, close to a million of one one and a half million birthdays, why is it almost one month and the death of our marriage, out of 89,000 marriages in 1924, these warnings that the leadership and the same programs, the seventh policies of the seventh program of the supreme leader emphasized three numbers of this policy , which number one is 8 percent economic growth, one is to reach at the rate of two and a half fertility rate, even though i am gray, t

and then we can have the budget and i look forward to that debate. because going to ask your previous to raise general treasury when you think of this idea generally we have less spending by government? >> pulist of the republicans serious of less spending by government it would support the democratic plan to allow expanded negotiations between the federal government and the pharmaceutical n company. president biden's budget he put forward a few weeks ago reduces the deficit by $900 billion over 10 years excuse me $900 million over 10 years just by expanded negotiations with the drug companies for medicare and medicaid. in contrast the republicans are not only saying they'rere goingo oppose that savings, they are also going to try to rollback the inflation reduction act. which gave the federal government the limited ability to negotiate with drug companies. so they were serious about this. they would join democrats in supporting -- allowing the federal government to negotiate with drug companies which would save billions and billions of dollars. the

so let's talk about budget every was asked to reduce the budget by 5%. we have several quality of life issues that continue to be undressed. and the police department can't fill empty positions. this is condoning excessive overtime without outcomes. tragedy to keep people safe. and chief you and i had an extensive conversation last year around this time when you were asking for additional dollars for police academy. and what i said back then, i'll say now. if i felt and believed that, we needed resources for overtime, the police department can get it from their own budget cost savings. as i continue to state, this proposed supplemental will not add any new officers it only increases overtime and a small portion of san francisco. no new officers to stop violent in the bay view, and sunny dale and the mission and western addition and other areas across the city. and if we're not prioritizing retail, then you tell me why the data demonstrate exactly that? and numerous amount of overtime hours and a concentrated area, where we happen to have the most expensi

broken out in to the sources from budget and general fund and left year's budget. and believe that is it for the budget i can discuss the work plan or if you have questions i'm happy to pause and take those. is have a thought and i don't know your thoughts. we are averaging the last since i have been chair averaging 9 meetings or less. with the cost saving and the budget deficit i want to 3 it out there that will there be a considering among us to think about a biminute low meeting. so this will reduce half of what we 6 months. and per year of meeting. i think it is capacity and to ensure we have quorum so i want to 3 it out there. for our thought and discussion. so that's one thing to looking at the budget and how it is increased now. i think that is critical some of the meeting like revictim working group should provide interception and i hope this if need be there are other venues and out roach this we would also be utilizing interpretation. seeing no questions on the budget the work plan has been consistent. and i appreciate executive officer pollock for having

first, a budget update. commissioners on march 31, the mayor the board of supervisors budget analyst and controller issued a joint report updateing the city 5 year financial plan. this report highlighted worsening trends, largely the result of lower revenue projections. higher employee benefit costs and new responding proposals adopted by the city. the short-fall for 23-24 grow to $290.9 million which is $90.1 million higher than the january projection. in the upcoming two fiscal years the period tew dopt a balance two year budgeted projected a $779.8 million short-fall which is $51.5 million more then the previous projected deficit of 728.3 projected in january. as a result of these revised projections, mayor breed issued new budget instructions requested to propose additional cuts for the up two fiscal years. identify 5 percent reduction in general fund support each year. what that means is shaved another $3.5 million in fiscal 23-24 and again 24-25. that is on top of the 5 percent and 8 percent we previou

had the contract budget is. the expect market rate, deliverables and performance a setszed we included in the report and consider approval to be a policy matter. >> thank you. i appreciate i understand you know -- litigation matter privileged and regard thanksgiving contract, with this we don't have anymore or i don't have questions i don't see a name on the roster for questions. let's go to public comment. thank you. >> thank you. madam chair. those who wish to speak can go ahead and lineup by the curtains. for those at home, and you wish to comment call 415-655-0001, access code: 2498 202 4187 ##. a prompt the indicate you raised your hand when you have been unmuted you can begin comments. seeing no one in the chamber and no one in the queue. >> thank you. no more public comment it is now closed. i like to move this item to full board with positive recommendation. call the roll >> on this motion to forward this to the board with positive recommendation vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> member safai. >> absent.