that's when we sought director of human resources and workforce advisory committee. think in conversation, had a question from supervisor walton, had vacancies in the committees. we would wait for the direction from the board, and in the case of the c.a.c. are board appointees or the mayor appointees on the community advisory committee. and if we can hold on just for one second, i want to make sure we identify our community developers. self-help for the elderly, bayview-hunters point center for arts and technology, and episcopal community services, among others. lastly is just a quick rundown of the policy recommendations that have been developed and reported out by the committee over the past several years. we've talked about the need for the work to continue both at the alignment committee and the workforce c.a.c. because it's just now in the report that we've finalized to the board a set of recommendations and in some ways now is when the real work begins. and so the five areas that have been identified as we've seen here, breaking the cycle of poverty for san fran

i'm here today seeking this appointment to the park recreation and open advisory committee. i work in environmental policy why research environmental regulations and i provide program support to babbitt -- private clients. in order to support the advisory committee, particularly interested and to apply my expertise in order to advance biodiversity and resiliency efforts, bike and pedestrian safety. more generally to review and commenting on the san francisco rec & park strategic capital and operation plans. as a volunteer leader with friends of the urban forest. i am meeting on engaging with san franciscans. helping in the plant trees in our neighborhood. professionally i am about public hearings. if appointed, i will apply this expertise in communications and stakeholder engagement to serve as representative of the advisory committee to my district and the community at large. lastly, i am happy to take any questions from the rules committee getting my qualifications. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your willingness to serve. any questions? i don't thi

. >> the advisory committee reports and appointments. number one, report from the parent advisory council. [speaking spanish]. >> good evening, president, commissioners, superintendent, staff, delegates, and community members. i have two kids, one is at hoover middle school in seventh grade and the other is in pre-k at brian elementary school. [speaking spanish]. >> the role of the parent of the advisory council, the p.a.c., is to inform the board of education policy discussions. due to the timing of the board of education meeting, the p.a.c. has not met since our last report to the board in october of 2019. this report includes updates on funding, the involvement fair, the alignment summit, and projects that p.a.c. members has prioritized for this year's school year. [speaking spanish]. >> celebrating successes. the p.a.c. is proud to announce that we have received a one-year grant in the amount of $60,000 to support the work of this council in elevating the voices to shape the school district policies. program director for education exp

and air carrier act advisory committee. both committees are established now. we'll announce meeting dates after coordination with the committee members. we have taken steps to advance each of the 33 required rulemakings that deputy administrator elwell mentioned from the act. we expect to publish recommendations harmonizing the carriage of dangerous goods including lithium batteries and providing for remote identification of uas, a critical step in enable and advanced operations. other planned regulations will ensure we're being responsive to the flying public. the upcoming rulemaking agenda for the fall will include seven rules focused on improving customer experience with airlines. these proposed rules will advance requirements for limiting cell phone usage on aircraft, ensure the public receives refunds for denied or unprovided service, and clarify the rights of passengers. while we have not yet completed all our obligations under the reauthorization, we have demonstrated our commitment to meeting them and we have the rig

advisory committee reports and appointments. mber 2, approval of appointments to the child care planning and advisory council. let's see. >> i have two appointments. >> president cook: before we go on to number two, as folks make their way out. it sounds like we have appointments to the advisory committee. >> yes, i have two appointments to make. one is mildred coffee to the charter oversight committee. and the other is alison bravman to the peef and they're replacing folks who are moving off. >> president cook: thank you. commissioner collins? so number two, approval of the appointments to the child care planning and advisory council. >> good evening, commissioners and dr. matthews, i'm chief of the early education department. before i do the recommended actions, i'm going to do a recount of what cpac is it's the child care planning and advisory council. to set priorities for determining state and local spending to meet existing needs. cpac advocates to maximize local state and federal funding and develop strategies to expand an

going to the established advisory committee was the forum. in addition to the outreach that we did, door-to-door and particularly targeting the mom and pop businesses. we can hear directly from them the type of marketing they'd like to see. i know van ness not the most exciting, but the van ness merchantses asked for the way-finding, in addition to what seven-day provide -- so what sfmta provides. >> that's important to get them involved. so they can voice their opinions. >> director zouzounis. >> through the president, if there's one question i may ask. >> yes. >> current projects and potential projects, this a.s.u. lot of projects and a lot of businesses to assist. and currently just jada. just curious as to whether, especially for the potential projects that are in development, if there's discussion as to whether the projects are budgeting in a position, a jada position that can be work-ordered through oewd? >> thank you, director. so part of the m.o.u. asks for the lead project to provide resources to our office. so we can provide the add

s structural advisory committee." yet now we are hearing from mr. sanchez that planning didn't guarantee us that we're going to go to structural advisory committee. secondly, a geotechnical report would be required before a building permit was issued, yet we haven't seen any further geotechnical reports, so these are some real concerns about what has been analyzed for this project, and that's why we're asking for the permit to be revoked. however, if the board is not minded to revoke the permit, we're ask that it be referred to d.b.i. structural advisory committee, and if they make a determination regarding the story count, the slope stability issue or the scope of demolition, it should then be referred back to planning. thank you very much for your time. >> commissioner honda: thank you. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from the permit holder. you have six minutes. >> i guess the only thing i want to respond to is the quote from the planner was, i think, an environmental planner who was speaking about his thought about what potentially might b

that work was done in 2009 by a regulatory piece that they use for an advisory committee. the work's done. it covers 50 seats up to triple 7s and 787s. they're just stalling and not implementing the rule. i'm proud to represent more than 6 3,000 members of the airline pilots association which is the world's largest noninvolvemental aviation safety commission. we commend this committee for its leadership in guiding congress to pass a strong, safety focused and forward thinking reauthorization. the true test of success however will be how and when the executive branch implements these life saving advances. frankly, we are deeply dismayed by the lack of followthrough. a few weeks ago the united states recognized the 18th anniversary of the attacks of 9/11. mandating the insulation of secondary barriers is one of the most important, cost effective, security enhancements identified after the attacks. in the reauthorization, congress called for the faa to issue a rule mandating these barriers for newly manufactured passenger aircraft by october 5th, 2019. rather than issuing the

to our trans advisory committee members, if you could raise your hands. give a little love to them. [applause] >> thank you so much for your leadership. so now, it's my honor to introduce someone who's been doing incredible work both as a director of community health projects, formerly a.p.i. wellness center, but also leading the charge for trans day of remembrance, trans march, trans visibility day. i don't know how she has the energy she has, but please welcome nicky colma. >> thank you, claire. good afternoon, everyone. my name is nicky colma, and i work for the san francisco health center, formerly known as the agency a.p.i. wellness center, and i oversee our programs and community engagement of the organization. so i'm very honored to be here with everybody and speaking here, you know? i came to san francisco in 1989, and i was right behind mark leno when they were doing all those initiatives to -- to give health care for all the city employees. and i wasn't wearing glasses then, and now i'm wearing glasses coming back here. so -- but i just wanted to let you all know what's go

we have 11 member citizen advisory committee with each member serving a two-year term. the board appoints individuals to fill any open seats and neither staff nor the. >>> itself make staff at by -- advisories. applicants must be san francisco residents must appear before the board at least once to speak to the interest and qualifications. in the packet there is a list of applicants and the enclosure has detailed information on each applicant. the vacancies under consideration today are the results of the resignations. with that i can take any questions. >> are there any questions for ms. smith? okay. are there any applicants that would like to testify? mr. ortiz. please come forward. >> hello supervisors. my name is kevin ortiz. as a child of san francisco, some of my earliest memories on the 14 of 22 fillmore. i have seen firsthand how transit is vital to a healthy and vibrant society. having never owned a car in my lifetime, not because i didn't want to but rather because there is no need to. for communities that are disenfranchised, transit is a critical component, n

. >> an ordinance to amends the administrative code for the advisory committee and committee on cityorce alignment. >> colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? this has passed unanimously. please call item 8. >> an ordinance to amend the code for the safety advisory committee to october 1, 2020 and to require the committee to recommend changes to its structure and duties. >> i'm 9 to amend various codes to renew and extend a prior waiver and refund of investigation fees to provide a two-year extension of medical cannabis dispensary permits and temporary business permits and a three-year extension of temporary retail use authorization and to affirm the sequa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> colleagues, same house, same call? without objection, this passes unanimously. please call item number 10. >> an ordinance to amend the business and tax regulations code to add provisions to the traffic mitigation tax and make conforming non-substantive change. >> supervisor peskin. >> i wanted to use this as an opportunity to thank everyone of my colleagues on the boa

to come up migration advisory committee to come up with clear recommendations, that is not due untiljanuarylso backtracks on his pledge to raise tax threshold for higher earners because, you will remember during the leadership campaign, one of his pictures was about helping middle income earners who he said had been ignored. he suggested raising the higher rate threshold to £80,000 which would be a significant tax cut. we have had quite a lot of radio silence on that in the selection. nobody has been talking about it. i wonder it is the big drop, otherwise, it is not happening. we have seen boris johnson dropping the corporation tax promise. that too was abandoned. both those taxes look like they benefit the better off, they benefit business and the clear direction of travel for team johnson is to try and say that all the spare cash they have got will go to less well—off earners, if you like. that is where we had the announcement the other day on national insurance and raising the threshold of that to £9,500. ifi raising the threshold of that to £9,500. if i canjust grab one of these. here

im incluei including an advisory committee, subcommittee on insider threat to assess ways to improve airport worker controls. building on this critical work, tsa plans to produce a roadmap for mitigating insider risk in all modes of transportation. tsa also recognizes our strategic success defends on our workforce. tsa commissioned a blue ribbon panel of public and private sector human capital experts to review tsa's human capital policy and policy processes and re-established our national advisory council which is comprised of adviser from our uniformed workforce. through recommendations from these groups and others, tsa developed a number of workforce initiatives that we are now implementing. such as our two-tier performance system, our model officer recognition program and tso career progression. chairman correia, ranking member lesko and members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to testify before you today. tsa is grateful for the authorities provided through the modernization act and is committed to implementing them as quickly as possible. i look forward to yo

as was noted in my testimony, we stood up the service transportation security advisory committee.we have also done significant outreach efforts across the country to engage with the various stakeholders involved in whererocess to identify some of the highest interests and needs are to ensure that as we develop various ideas for the feasibility study and analysis, we were taking on those items of most interest. rep. barragan: so do we know when the study is going to be ready for congress, the one due in april? ms. cogswell: you have additional work underway in tsa to finalize that analysis, and then to will need to go into review, so it will be early next year. rep. barragan: early next year. gunman shot and killed a tsa officer at los angeles international airport, my home airport. gunman shot and killed five people at fort lauderdale international airport. in the aftermath of the shootings, dhs and tsa called for airports to create unified operation centers to coordinate emergency response and improve your caps -- improve communications. tsaection 1987 of the modernization act re

duties. >> the pedestrian safety advisory committee was enacted in 2002. it was the first and still is the own committee dedicated to pedestrian's safety. we have division zero coalition, but that's made up of mostly city departments. although, over the years it has had many iterations, peacing act is as relevant today as it was 17 years ago. in order to strengthen the peace act, this legislation requires that within six months, peace act will submit to the board, recommendations on possible changes to their structure or duties. and the voice of the pedestrians among all street users must remain strong and at the forefront as they are the ones most impacted. we must all be committed to the vision zero and i'm thankful on the peace act for their dedication. i look forward to collaborate stronger policies and get us to zero. so thank you to my cosponsors, supervisors hainey, ronanr,n and martin and furer. this is passed unanimously. please call 29 and 30. >> items 20 and 30 together are two motions to approve the treasury's nomination for item 29 of amy brown

we have so many parent advisory and student advisory committees. it would be great to always keep those in mind when we are sharing that information. it is going to the folks volunteering to support our work. thank you. >> i am excited this council is coming together. it is many years in the making. i think of the parents and students. for many years i worked with english proficient families this is a really important way for families and students to be involved and an opportunity to look at the future of the pathways programs at the district to solidify the vision and ultimately the implementation and success of those programs. thank you. >> seeing no other comments. roll call vote. (roll call). seven eyes. >> section e. consent calendar. >> motion. >> second. >> do we have any items withdrawn by the superintendent? >> no. >> any items by the board? seeing none. roll call vote. (roll call). >> that is seven eyes. >> section f -- that is seven eyes. >> section f. discussion and vote on consent calendar items severed for separate consideration. ther