>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president. like to acknowledge the budget committee and chair ronen for, this is not just a normal contract, but for asking the questions about the cost over runs that are really quite excessive and also just to put a place marker on items like this where a project has almost doubled in cost from its original projections. to note that this board of supervisors really does not by virtue of the cgmc method have oversight except for in rare circumstances like a contract like this that we can't say no to because we have to add another $55 million or the project won't be done, but i think with this entire dynamic there is more examination by the board of supervisors and i would like to thank them for taking this serious and discharging their duty. thank you, i agree. colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this item is approved. item 18. >> >>clerk: 18. 220844 [real property lease - aardvark storage unlimited, inc. - 600 amador street, seawall lot 344 - initial month

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president walton. i will say this is not a good position to be put in. the reason we are up this deadline is because they were submitted july 9th. we were no longer in session. so there went the first month of our 60 days. and we scheduled it right up after the legislative recess. so the timing was not something that we created. the timing was created because these individuals expired sometime guy and the mayor waited until after their terms expired. i wanted to put that on the record. they could have been submitted early in may, but they were submitted after their terms expired which is unfortunate. i mean there is a lot more questions. i really feel badly to say that one more time. here is a question, mr. paulino. we don't know, were there people that would have been appointed but weren't appointed because they didn't sign the oath, did some sign it, i don't know? >> paulino, mayor's office. there was no appointment to the commission where their declining of submitting an undated letter of the commis

and of course to our new citizens and introduce, my colleague district three, supervisor aaron peskin. [applause] >> thank you, annie, thank you to my colleagues. almost everything has been said but not everyone has said it, so i will say this, my mother did it 58 years ago and be like my mother who has never missed an election since she become a citizen. thank you and congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, aaron. and supervisor representing district 7, supervisor myrna melgar. >> thank you, annie. congratulations, everyone. [foreign language] i'm myrna melgar and i was born and raised in central america in el salvador and in 1996 i became a u.s. citizen and in 2020 i was elected to the board of supervisor for san francisco, a city that gave my family, my sisters, my parents so much opportunity to thrive, to be educated, to build our families and now to represent district 7 on the board of supervisors which will be you some day or your children. i want to say how happy i am to be a part of this event and how grateful i am for the work of osia and to carmen chiu in they'r

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president. like to acknowledge the budget committee and chair ronen for, this is not just a normal contract, but for asking the questions about the cost over runs that are really quite excessive and also just to put a place marker on items like this where a project has almost doubled in cost from its original projections. to note that this board of supervisors really does not by virtue of the cgmc method have oversight except for in rare circumstances like a contract like this that we can't say no to because we have to add another $55 million or the project won't be done, but i think with this entire dynamic there is more examination by the board of supervisors and i would like to thank them for taking this serious and discharging their duty. thank you, i agree. colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this item is approved. item 18. >> >>clerk: 18. 220844 [real property lease - aardvark storage unlimited, inc. - 600 amador street, seawall lot 344 - initial month

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, supervisor walton. mr. presley, i have known you for years and honest broker and good at what you do. i think the airport -- nicely said and it should not have come to this and whether it's staff that worked with local 2 that is no longer with the airport, this should have been resolved. >> you are absolutely right. we are 3 plus 10 and there is room for an airport part solution. i see just what you see which is absolutely no reason that you can't get in a room and the airport has something to give. your employer group has something to give. as you said local 2 has already given a lot and you have to sit down and work it out and we want to see this strike finished. >> i think you got two percent to move. wrap it up tonight. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i don't see anymore questions from colleagues. >> i would like to give director sataro the opportunity. i know he said this was just brought to his attention and more recently caught off guard but that has been part of the negotiations here at city hall.

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president walton. i will say this is not a good position to be put in. the reason we are up this deadline is because they were submitted july 9th. we were no longer in session. so there went the first month of our 60 days. and we scheduled it right up after the legislative recess. so the timing was not something that we created. the timing was created because these individuals expired sometime guy and the mayor waited until after their terms expired. i wanted to put that on the record. they could have been submitted early in may, but they were submitted after their terms expired which is unfortunate. i mean there is a lot more questions. i really feel badly to say that one more time. here is a question, mr. paulino. we don't know, were there people that would have been appointed but weren't appointed because they didn't sign the oath, did some sign it, i don't know? >> paulino, mayor's office. there was no appointment to the commission where their declining of submitting an undated letter of the commis

today, monday september, 12, 2022 i'm the chair aaron peskin joined by supervisor connie

aaron peskin is one of the 3 san francisco board supervisors who drafted a resolution since last july. this will transportation authority side bird spin and line 12,000 times, more than a million dollars in fines. the pasco explains. people keep repeating his mistakes so they should take on at least half of the cost of the citations. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrians. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write in our sidewalk. >> well, the resolution would also force the companies to use existing technology known as geale fencing to prevent the scooter from driving on sidewalks where they will have to shut down operations. the board will take a vote sometime later this month or early october. happening now, barr is running on a new schedule. officials say it's intended to provide a new level of consistency for riders throughout the week. now it's supposed to improvements that include earlier, trains improve connections

today, monday september, 12, 2022 i'm the chair aaron peskin joined by supervisor connie chan. the clerk is victor young. >> board are convening hybrid meetings public comment providing remote access and public comment via phone. the board recognizes the access is essential

today, monday september, 12, 2022 i'm the chair aaron peskin joined by supervisor connie chan.the clerk is victor young. >> board are convening

san francisco board supervisor aaron peskin who represents the areas where this happened only had thisnot a good situation. back to you. picking a good situation. i know the mechanics say was probably. >> mercury retrograde. >> i'm not this a new proposal tonight to restrict where people experiencing homelessness in california. >> set up camp and in sports, warrior fans have been waiting patiently for andre iguodala to tell us if he is returning to the team this season. >> the wait is over. >> california continues to grapple with homelessness. a state senator from san diego. let's come up with a proposal that he says we'll keep encampment far from families and children. capital correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at the plan and why some people are arguing it won't help. >> the lawmaker behind the proposal says his plan will help members the unhoused community get the help they need all while keeping encampments away from children. there are a sign of the times cam. it's a popped up across every major city in california. and now san diego, republican state senator brian jones s

aaron peskin helped draft this resolution and he talked to us here at kron 4. >> i want to reform behavior get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write our sidewalk. >> the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use geo fencing to prevent the scooter from driving on the sidewalks geo fence is a virtual perimeter that will shut off a scooter if it crosses a cut-off point on the street. in this case, it's the sidewalk companies that do not comply may have to shut down operations in san francisco and the board is set to vote on this sometime later on this month or in early october. the owner of the phoenix suns is facing a lengthy suspension and fines why the nba is taking actions. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the last primaries are being held today. now less than 2 months until the mid term says kellie meyer tells u.s. republicans and democrats in 3 states are campaigning a very different issu

and san francisco board supervisor aaron peskin who represents the areas where this all happened only had this to say not a good situation. back to you, catherine. yeah, that's kind of an understatement. all right. thank you. ella. >> berkeley police are looking for woman accused of trying to lure a 12 year-old boy into her car that happened tuesday night in the area of sacramento avenue and madison street police say the boy been riding a scooter on the sidewalk and a woman stopped her car and then tried to convince him to get inside. he refused but told officers the woman then followed him in her car. the little boy managed to get away. police think the incident might be related to one that happened last month in the area of allston way and mckinley avenue involving in that case, a 13 year-old girl. witnesses describe the woman as 30 to 40 years old about 5 foot 4, a chubby build black hair in a bun driving a newer model, white honda or toyota sedan and anyone with information is being asked to call berkeley police. another resident of an atrium assisted living facility has died afte

aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco supervisors who drafted the resolution. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrians. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write in our sidewalk. and of the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology known as fencing. >> to prevent the scooter from working. if you're taking on the sidewalks, it power down and then you could put, you know, backward supposed to be and you could use at the board is going to take a vote on this this month or early october. >> happening right now, bart is running on a new schedule that it hopes will provide a new level of consistency for riders throughout the week. bart says the improvements will include earlier trains improve connections with regional transit partners and less wait. time traveling to and from sfo through millbrae. you can find a full list of the changes on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> coming up next on the kron,

meantime, san francisco board supervisor aaron peskin who oversees those areas where that happened only had this to say not a good situation. back to certainly not few bugs to still work out. it's now illegal for somebody to release feral pigs out into the wild. the law. >> unanimously passed both the state senate and the assembly before governor newsome sign it into law thursday. so in the past victims of pig damage need to file a wildlife incident report with the california department of fish and wildlife and then wait for an approved depredation a permit to kill the pigs at the start of the next year. that will no longer be the case with the drought, forcing the pigs into neighborhoods over the years way they've caused families. 10's of millions of dollars in total to repair all the damage. as california continues to grapple with homelessness. state senator has come up with the proposal. >> that he says will keep encampments far away from families and children. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at the plan and why some say it actually won't help. >> the lawmaker

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aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board supervisors who drafted that resolution. he oversees highly populated tourist areas like the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf where this happens all too often. and he says cause is a danger to pedestrians and people with disabilities. if passed this a fine would be divided between the companies and the customer who is caught improperly writing or parking on a sidewalk since last july. the municipal transportation authority cited bird spin and lime 12,000 times altogether. more than a million dollars in fines. but explains people have been repeating those mistakes so they should take on at least half of that cost of the citation. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrians. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write in our sidewalk. >> the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology known as fencing to prevent the scooter from driving o

aaron peskin as one of the 3 same cisco board supervisors who drafted this.nd since last july, the municipal transportation authority cited bird spin and lime 12,000 times. more than a million dollars in fines. but peskin complains it. people keep repeating the same mistakes so they need to take on at least half of the cost of that citation. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write in our sidewalk. >> and sure resting say so. the scooter guide, you know, ryan and it's not pay. and so they don't care. they're doing thing. the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology known as fencing to prevent the scooters from being able to get on the sidewalks, you know, like they would shut down, you know, that kind of thing or else they would shut down their operations. the board's going take a vote on this later this month or in early

aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board supervisors who dropped that resolution. he oversees highly populated tourist areas like the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf where this happens all too often. and he says causes a danger to pedestrians and people with disabilities. so if passed, the fine would be divided between the companies and the customer. chris caught improperly writing or parking on a sidewalk since last july. the municipal transportation authorities cited bird spin and lime 12,000 times for a total of more than a million dollars in fines. but explains of people keep repeating these mistakes. so they should take on at least half of the cost of the citation to learn their lesson. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrians. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to riding sidewalks. >> the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology that's known as fencing to prevent

aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board supervisors who drafted this resolution. >> i want to reformavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write our sidewalk. >> and it kind of makes sense like it from the cuts beating and like ford has to pay. and i don't have take it. so it will clamp down on that. the resolution also would force the e scooter companies to use existing technology, which is called geofencing because they can actually prevent scooters that will disable them. if you come on a sidewalk. so they want them to do that. the board will take a vote on this sometime later this month or early october. >> coming up next on kron, 4 morning news, a burglary turned into a shcotout in san leandro. we'll tell you what police know so far about what happened and the suspects were happened and the suspects were still on the run this morning. reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is retu

aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board of supervisors who drafted the legislation. >> i want totop writing our sidewalks endangering inconveniencing pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write an op sidewalk. >> well, yeah, that might do it. the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology, which is called geo fencing to prevent the scooters being able to drive on the sidewalks are, you know, because they could do it where it shuts down. like that. james mace says and then you have to take it on the road. little goes a the board will vote sometime later this month or early october on this, ok? >> well, happening right now, bart is running on a new schedule that it hopes will provide a new level of consistency for riders throughout the week. bart says the improvements will include earlier trains improve connections with regional transit partners and less wait. time traveling to and from sfo through millbrae. you can find the full list of changes on our website at

aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board supervisors who drafted the resolution. >> i want to reformalks endangering inconveniencing our pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write an op sidewalk. >> i guess it makes sense because you're the one driving, right? i mean, the next company is telling you what the rules are. if you don't follow him. but here's another thing the company could do in this resolution would force the scooter companies to do this. use technology known as fencing to prevent the scooters from being able to operate on the sidewalks cause they can make them shut down the east. they can sense where they are. the board is going to take a vote on this this month or early october. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a burglary turned into a shootout in san leandro. we'll tell you what police know so far about what happened and the suspects on the run. this labor day, save on select major appliances and get free delivery. get the lowe's exclusive whirlpool laundry pair, with

aaron peskin helped draft this resolution.would also force the scooter companies to use geo fence, saying to prevent the scooter from driving on sidewalks geo fence is a virtual perimeter that will shut off a scooter if it crosses a cut-off point on the street. the sidewalk with in this companies that don't comply. may have to shut down operations in san francisco. the board's going to take a vote sometime later this month or early october on all this. coming up, a man is accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend in broad daylight. why the trial has now been postponed. >> plus, a major update for your iphone. what users need to know about ios 16? and after the break, health officials confirming the first death in the united states to the monkeypox where it happened and what we know about the patient. >> welcome back to los angeles county resident is believed to be the nation's first confirmed death from monkeypox county. health officials say the unidentified resident was severely immunocompromised, but they're not releasing any o

. >> chair lee, members of the ethic's commission, the executive director and staff i'm aaron peskin, supervisor and author of the legislation that is before you, which as staff indicated responds to the vast majority of the issues that staff has raised and staff has pointed out the 2 places where there is still a slight difference. happy to visit with you about those. but we have had a collaboration with my office, mayor's office, which is joined by hank heckle remotely this morning. and your staff and to that end, we went from the 2 competing versions to the combined version and now you have the combined revised version that addresses the various amendments and points of contention in large part if not almost fully, i also would like to raise for your consideration some suggestions from counsel that -- that is that mr. bush? commissioner bush? i will proceed. >> i'm error. i'm sorry i thought i muted. >> and those are just some changes to the long title that properly reflect the changes that were made in the substance of the body of the legislation namely, to insert at line 9 on pag

board, i'm raphael and i chair this board and our vice board is aaron peskin and sanders. mr. you call the roll. >> [roll call] >> taking roll call. >> [roll call]

board, i'm raphael and i chair this board and our vice board is aaron peskin and sanders. mr. clerk, will you call the roll. >> [roll call] >> taking roll call. >> [roll call] >> chair we have quorum. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i think you have a public comment announcement. >> i do. for members of the public interested in participating in this board meeting, we welcome your attendance in person and the ledge slaytive chamber, room 250 in city hall or watch cable channel 26 or 99 depending on your provider. or stream the meeting live at www dot sfgov tv dot org. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, the best way to do so is dial 415-655-0001 and when prompted entering access code 24986863170. and then press pound and pound again. you'll be able to listen to the meeting in real time. when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on, press star three to be added to the queue to speak. do not press star three again or you'll be removed from the queue. when the system says your line is unmuted, the live operator will advise you that you will be allowed tw

board, i'm raphael and i chair this board and our vice board is aaron peskin and sanders. mr. clerk,

vice chair is aaron peskin. with sfgovtv we have mendoza, our clerk is i elijah seaneders and commissioner chan will not attend today. with that, mr. saunders will you call the roll. >> american dorsey. >> commissioner mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> (. >> commissioner melgar. >> present. why commissioner peskin. >> present. why commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> absent. >> commissioner stephanie. >> absent. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> >> stephanie present. great. thank you, mr. clerk. before our next item. i know you have public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. >> for the public interested in participating in the meeting we welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall or watch chabl channel 26 or 99. streamed live on sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 then access code: 2495 385 4046 ##. you will listen for the mote nothing role time when public comment is called press star 3 to be ad

committee of san francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, september 19, 2022 i'm the chair aaron peskin joined to by supervisor mandelman and by member connie chan. our clerk is vishthor young. do you have announcements. >> the board of supervisors are convening hybrid meetings. providing remote access via phone. equal public access is essential and taking comment as follows. first will be taken on each item on the agenda. those in person will be allowed first and then those who are waiting on the phone line. for those watching channel 26, 28, 78 or 99 and sfgov.org the comment number is across the screen the number is 415-655-0001 access code: 2487 601 2655 ##. when connected you will hear the meeting but muted and in listening mode only. when your item come up and public comment is called. those in person line up to speak and those on the phone dial star 3 to be added to the line. if you are on the phone remember to turn down your tv and all listening devices. public comment for those in person first then the comment call in line. you may send public comment in writing. e mail them to

today, monday september, 12, 2022 i'm the chair aaron peskin joined by supervisor connie chan. the clerk is victor young. >> board are convening hybrid meetings public comment providing remote access and public comment via phone. the board recognizes the access is essential and taking public comment first will be taken at each item. those in person will be allowed to speak tifrt and then we will take those who are waiting on the phone line. for those watching channel 26, 28, 78 or 99, and sfgovtv the public comment number is streaming across the stream it is 415-554-0001. the id is access code: 2496 266 4190 ##. >> when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but muted in upon listening mode only. which your item come up and public comment is called those in person lineup to peek and those on the phone line should dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line if you are on the phone, please, remember to turn down your television and all listening devices. as indicated, we'll take public comment those in person first and then go to public comment phone line. alternateively

and of course to our new citizens and introduce, my colleague district three, supervisor aaron peskin. [applause] >> thank you, annie, thank you to my colleagues. almost everything has been said but not everyone has said it, so i will say this, my mother did it 58 years ago and be like my mother who has never missed an election since she become a citizen. thank you and congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, aaron. and supervisor representing district 7, supervisor myrna melgar. >> thank you, annie. congratulations, everyone. [foreign language] i'm myrna melgar and i was born and raised in central america in el salvador and in 1996 i became a u.s. citizen and in 2020 i was elected to the board of supervisor for san francisco, a city that gave my family, my sisters, my parents so much opportunity to thrive, to be educated, to build our families and now to represent district 7 on the board of supervisors which will be you some day or your children. i want to say how happy i am to be a part of this event and how grateful i am for the work of osia and to carmen chiu in they'r

board, i'm raphael and i chair this board and our vice board is aaron peskin and sanders. mr.

and of course to our new citizens and introduce, my colleague district three, supervisor aaron peskin. [applause] >> thank you, annie, thank you to my colleagues. almost everything has been said but not everyone has said it, so i will say this, my mother did it 58 years ago and be like my mother who has never missed an election since she become a citizen. thank you and congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, aaron. and supervisor representing district 7, supervisor myrna melgar. >> thank you, annie. congratulations, everyone. [foreign language] i'm myrna melgar and i was born and raised in central america in el salvador and in 1996 i became a u.s. citizen and in 2020 i was elected to the board of supervisor for san francisco, a city that gave my family, my sisters, my parents so much opportunity to thrive, to be educated, to build our families and now to represent district 7 on the board of supervisors which will be you some day or your children. i want to say how happy i am to be a part of this event and how grateful i am for the work of osia and to carmen chiu in they'r

people i respect richel gordon, supervisor peskin and we disagree on policy,s when it come to the efficient delivery of city services and public integrity aaron is smg someone's gentlemen i trust and had bayers remorse about this when we looked we concluded we should go back to voters. we keep the best both worlds with oversight commissions but i'm convinced that the public integrity seperson to me. i was part of the team in the city attorney's office in 2004 that did the first report when he was rung the league of urgardeners prop b keeps oversight and keeps commissions but does not -- mean we are spending 7 million dollars needless low to scyllo the functions. >> the same question. >> with prop b i feel it needs to include more street toilets. especially in south of market and the tenderloin. we have more places that people can use the bathroom they will not be shitting on the street. people will use those bathroom. a study in the neighborhood about there is not that many people shooting up in the bathrooms anymore. they move to the streets. shoot up and use their drug. if we have more bathrooms every 2 years someone is buying the 20 thousa