mark gleason here speaking on behalf of the executive board of teamsters 6654665 is representative these workers through tax co and at the impound yard now for well over two decades and the stability of that worksite is of course of utmost importance to to those workers and so therefore we support the passage of this amendment today. >> thank you. thank you much, mark gleason and with them and chair the completes our q scene on public comments public comment is now close. and with that mr. clerk i would like to make the motion to move this item to full board with recommendation and a roll call. >> please know that motion to forward this resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> vice chair dorsey dorsey i remember in cardio and cardio i chair chan i janai we have three. >> yes thank you. and the motion passes and with that mr. clerk please call item number three. >> yes. item number three is a resolution authorizing the office of the treasurer and tax collector to sell at public auction and sealed bid auction certain parcels of tax defaulted real property. >> madam c

gleason said and again confirm that we have reached an agreement with the project sponsor. we're going to be having skilled and trained union electricians and local san francisco electrical contractors doing this. doing this work for anyone who's been by that site. i think this is going to be a significant improvement. many of us have gotten off of 24th street from 280 and let's face it, just having a bunch of containers just sitting there just kind of poorly screened is is very much. or getting rid of that is going to be very much an upgrade. so i'm glad that the project sponsor worked with obviously with the teamsters but also with other community groups to to address their concerns and i look forward to seeing this project come out of the ground. thank you. >> last call for public comment seeing none public comment is closed. this matter is now before you commissioners commissioner vice president moore i have a question regarding some details of the applicant representative could come to the podium one more time. you spoke about. concerns about two points of exit entry f

regard to dos are genevieve herrera right next to me whose who's our senior dos budget analyst alex gleason our senior principal analyst and sylvia pedroza, our budget director. >> and they are the ones who coordinate this work for us. this is the first of two presentations in this present session. we are going to talk about the current year's budget. the reason we do that is because budgeting in the city of san cisco as in most other municipalities is incremental budgeting. >> so knowing where we are now is very important to figuring out where we're going to go and and we're going to talk a little bit about the the city and then even less about the state and the federal budget climate as we go forward because that has a very big impact on what the da budget is going to look like next year. >> and and then we will talk about case loads and we will talk about accomplishments over the past year and issues that are facing das going forward. >> so as you all know we tend to look at das budgets in three different ways. we look at how money is parceled out among the sub parts of das and then we w