amy binart, do you have a response or some additional comments? >> yeah, i just wanted to say that we've heard from many, many of the advocate groups -- can you hear me -- >> yes. >> -- about the need for in-person voting and obviously would certainly agree with that and figuring it out this year is going to be just exceptionally challenging and we want to -- supervisor ronen, certainly signed on to the resolution that president yee put forward earlier last week and it was voted on this week, that established a range of in-person voting ratios as a baseline, somewhere between the one for every one thousand voters that currently exist to the one for every ten thousand voters that the vca would require. but we also wanted to tie in the potential off-set for if there are lots of in-person vote locations that we want to emphasize the need for early voting. and so we want to keep that the conversation and look forward to getting more of the advocates's thoughts and working with the director to make that happen. thank you. >> thank you so much, miss bin

amy binart is in this virtual meeting and i believe would like to ask for another continuance. ms. binart, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, chair, supervisors. once again, thank you for opening this meeting and hearing this item. you are correct, we would like to continue this item at this time to the call of the chair. unfortunately, we probably should have done that last meeting, but we will set it for a date certain. so here we are. so if you would entertain that motion to continue to the call of the chair, we would be very much appreciative. >> chair: thank you, amy. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. the staff are checking if there are any staff in queue. >> you have zero questions remaining. >> chair: okay. >> there are no members of the public wishing to speak. >> chair: thank you. so public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair, and on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, please. [ roll call ]. >> chair: the item is continued t

amy binart, do you have a response or some additional comments? >> yeah, i just wanted to say that we've heard from many, many of the advocate groups -- can you hear me -- >> yes. >> -- about the need for in-person voting and obviously would certainly agree with that and figuring it out this year is going to be just exceptionally challenging and we want to -- supervisor ronen, certainly signed on to the resolution that president yee put forward earlier last week and it was voted on this week, that established a range of in-person voting ratios as a baseline, somewhere between the one for every one thousand voters that currently exist to the one for every ten thousand voters that the vca would require. but we also wanted to tie in the potential off-set for if there are lots of in-person vote locations that we want to emphasize the need for early voting. and so we want to keep that the conversation and look forward to getting more of the advocates's thoughts and working with the director to make that happen. thank you. >> thank you so much, miss bin

binart is my understanding correct? you are welcome to speak before this committee. >> amy, come in. >> amy binart. thank you very much for accommodating our request to continue. we would like to request the same one more week. we would like to hear this on may 11th. with that, i would just defer to your actions. >> thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to speak to item number 2 that is sponsor has requested a one week continuance on? madam clerk. i think you might be on mute, madam clerk. i can't hear you. >> i have two callers. i will call the first caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> you have two minutes to speak starting now. >> i would like to remind callers to turn down the tv. we are getting feedback from the television. >> next caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> hello, you have two minutes to speak. >> i am calling in regards to item 2. it is insane you are going to make it harder to open job site offices in this current economic climate. wwe are going through a terrible recession. we need every possible office space. anybody trying to open a

binart is my understanding correct? you are welcome to speak before this committee. >> amy, come in. >> amy binart. thank you very much for accommodating our request to continue. we would like to request the same one more week. we would like to hear this on may 11th. with that, i would just defer to your actions. >> thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to speak to item number 2 that is sponsor has requested a one week continuance on? madam clerk. i think you might be on mute, madam clerk. i can't hear you. >> i have two callers. i will call the first caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> you have two minutes to speak starting now. >> i would like to remind callers to turn down the tv. we are getting feedback from the television. >> next caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> hello, you have two minutes to speak. >> i am calling in regards to item 2. it is insane you are going to make it harder to open job site offices in this current economic climate. wwe are going through a terrible recession. we need every possible office space. anybody trying to open a

binart is my understanding correct? you are welcome to speak before this committee. >> amy, come in. >> amy binart. thank you very much for accommodating our request to continue. we would like to request the same one more week. we would like to hear this on may 11th. with that, i would just defer to your actions. >> thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to speak to item number 2 that is sponsor has requested a one week continuance on? madam clerk. i think you might be on mute, madam clerk. i can't hear you. >> i have two callers. i will call the first caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> you have two minutes to speak starting now. >> i would like to remind callers to turn down the tv. we are getting feedback from the television. >> next caller. >> you have two questions remaining. >> hello, you have two minutes to speak. >> i am calling in regards to item 2. it is insane you are going to make it harder to open job site offices in this current economic climate. wwe are going through a terrible recession. we need every possible office space. anybody trying to open a

amy binart is in this virtual meeting and i believe would like to ask for another continuance. ms. binart, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, chair, supervisors. once again, thank you for opening this meeting and hearing this item. you are correct, we would like to continue this item at this time to the call of the chair. unfortunately, we probably should have done that last meeting, but we will set it for a date certain. so here we are. so if you would entertain that motion to continue to the call of the chair, we would be very much appreciative. >> chair: thank you, amy. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. the staff are checking if there are any staff in queue. >> you have zero questions remaining. >> chair: okay. >> there are no members of the public wishing to speak. >> chair: thank you. so public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair, and on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, please. [ roll call ]. >> chair: the item is continued t

amy binart is in this virtual meeting and i believe would like to ask for another continuance. ms.rt, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, chair, supervisors. once again, thank you for opening this meeting and hearing this item. you are correct, we would like to continue this item at this time to the call of the chair. unfortunately, we probably should have done that last meeting, but we will set it for a date certain. so here we are. so if you would entertain that motion to continue to the call of the chair, we would be very much appreciative. >> chair: thank you, amy. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. the staff are checking if there are any staff in queue. >> you have zero questions remaining. >> chair: okay. >> there are no members of the public wishing to speak. >> chair: thank you. so public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair, and on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, please. [ roll call ]. >> chair: the item is continued to the

amy binart, do you have a response or some additional comments? >> yeah, i just wanted to say that we've heard from many, many of the advocate groups -- can you hear me -- >> yes. >> -- about the need for in-person voting and obviously would certainly agree with that and figuring it out this year is going to be just exceptionally challenging and we want to -- supervisor ronen, certainly signed on to the resolution that president yee put forward earlier last week and it was voted on this week, that established a range of in-person voting ratios as a baseline, somewhere between the one for every one thousand voters that currently exist to the one for every ten thousand voters that the vca would require. but we also wanted to tie in the potential off-set for if there are lots of in-person vote locations that we want to emphasize the need for early voting. and so we want to keep that the conversation and look forward to getting more of the advocates's thoughts and working with the director to make that happen. thank you. >> thank you so much, miss bin