could we ask ann pearson for that? >> i don't have that information, but i'll get back to you for that. >> chair ronen: okay. could we open this up for public comment? does that make sense? okay. mr. clerk, could we please open this item up for public comment? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 408-418-93 # 8. meeting i.d. is 1466610524, then press pound, and pound again. if you haven't already done so, please press star-three to wait to speak. wait until the system prompts that you have been unmuted to begin your prompt. mr. ho, do we have any comments at this time? >> operator: yes. we have three callers in the queue. i will unmute the first caller. >> hi. this is debra garfinkel. my hand was raised from the prior discussion, but i'm happy to speak. i was just finishing an e-mail to matt. i'm a resident of the eastcott and district 6, and i just want to thank matt and the other supervisors who are working to end the endemic corruption that i am seeing and

deputy city attorney ann pearson. thank you. so we're leaving this item as is and asking the clerk to call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is an amendment to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sanitation and streets department to succeed to specific duties currently performed by the department of public works, to create a sanitation and streets commission to oversee the sanitation and streets department, to create a public works commission to oversee the department public works, to require an annual perform ann audit and cost and waste analysis for both departments, and affirming the planning department's determination under the ceqa at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: okay. we're joined by supervisor matt haney. supervisor haney, did you want to add comments and amendments? >> supervisor haney: yes. i do have some comments, and i do have some amendments, as well. thank you very much, colleagues. i'm very proud to bring this back with my cosponsors stefani, r

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

. >> clerk: on the motion stated by city attorney anne pearson -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> thank you. and i will remake my motion to send the item as amended by the chief sponsor, myself and by supervisor safai to the full board with a positive recommendation. i would like to thank supervisor preston as well as supervisor walton and of course my primary co-sponsor supervisor safai and on that item a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the motion to recommend as amended twice over -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. so for clarity, i don't have supervisor walton noted here on ledgeistar shall i add him. >> you should because his name is at the bottom of that piece of legislation and has been for quite some time. >> clerk: let me update is in the system. sounds good. >> all right, thank you colleagues, thank you madam clerk. thank you deputy city attorney pearson. the land use committee is adjourned. thank you. >> really excited to be here at the san francisco zoo. my name is london breed and i'm the mayor of the city and county of san francisco. and what a bea

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

>> ann pearson. are you asking, chair fewer, there be some type of reporting requirement added here that would require the airport to look at staffs needs to the future? >> supervisor fewer: yes. what i would like is before we subcontract out, before the next contract renewal in 2022, before we contract out, we would ask the airport actually to look at the security needs and see if we can prevent layoffs of city employees and place them in these jobs before we approve contracting out. >> i think with a little bit of time we could fashion that type of reporting requirement. i'm not sure that it's legally required if the airport is willing to undergo that process without being required to do so under the terms of this contract. >> supervisor fewer: okay. so if we pass this contract out of committee and it's at the full board, we're able to add maybe some language that just memorializes this conversation we had? >> i would be happy to work with you on that, yes. >> supervisor fewer: that would be great.

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

so i would like to have miss smith weigh-in on that, and perhaps the deputy city attorney ann pearson, to weigh-in on what was or was not followed in that position. so i'd like to, miss smith, explain the process. >> well, i appreciate the reference to your experience in terms of civil service hiring. sometimes it can take longer than we all would hope. so this, the position, people were encouraged to apply through may 25. we had -- it was an open process, so any candidate that the veterans commission was interested in putting forth, we would hope that they would encourage that. in terms of the commission's part in the hiring process, as a civil servant position, i'm not sure they could fully be involved, although we could look at having them on a panel in the future in terms of moving forward. i feel that would make a lot of sense, but they could put forward candidates that they felt were qualified, and we'd provide the resume of the candidate who had been selected. in terms of the work that's been happening during the vacancy, i just want the supervisors to know that the work has be

. >> clerk: on the motion stated by city attorney anne pearson -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> thank you. and i will remake my motion to send the item as amended by the chief sponsor, myself and by supervisor safai to the full board with a positive recommendation. i would like to thank supervisor preston as well as supervisor walton and of course my primary co-sponsor supervisor safai and on that item a roll call, please. >> clerk: on the motion to recommend as amended twice over -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. so for clarity, i don't have supervisor walton noted here on ledgeistar shall i add him. >> you should because his name is at the bottom of that piece of legislation and has been for quite some time. >> clerk: let me update is in the system. sounds good. >> all right, thank you colleagues, thank you madam clerk. thank you deputy city attorney pearson. the land use committee is adjourned. thank you. >> ♪ ♪ we are definitely pioneers in airport concession world a world of nationally if not entirely or internationally >> everybody is cop us right now.

>> before i say no, and i don't believe there is, i will just allow our deputy city attorney ann pearson to chime in on that. but i don't believe so. >> i would defer you, madam clerk, and you made that announcement at the outset toed a vise people of the time frame in which they would have to rescind this vote given the time pressures on getting this enacted before tomorrow. >> i'm sorry so sorry, madam clerk, that i actually don't recall that statement. i apologize. i have some questions and i am wondering then if my colleagues would entertain a conversation even though that item has been voted on. i would like to rescind my vote on that item. i have some questions before i act. i am reconsidering that vote. i know the seriousness of that vote. if we do not pass a budget and nobody gets paid in the city and county of san francisco. that includes your legislative aid and that includes all the city workers and we are talking about police and fire and i understand. but at this point, i think, that i would like to question the legality of whether or not i may rescind that vote. however, i

>> before i say no, and i don't believe there is, i will just allow our deputy city attorney ann pearson to chime in on that. but i don't believe so. >> i would defer you, madam clerk, and you made that announcement at the outset toed a vise people of the time frame in which they would have to rescind this vote given the time pressures on getting this enacted before tomorrow. >> i'm sorry so sorry, madam clerk, that i actually don't recall that statement. i apologize. i have some questions and i am wondering then if my colleagues would entertain a conversation even though that item has been voted on. i would like to rescind my vote on that item. i have some questions before i act. i am reconsidering that vote. i know the seriousness of that vote. if we do not pass a budget and nobody gets paid in the city and county of san francisco. that includes your legislative aid and that includes all the city workers and we are talking about police and fire and i understand. but at this point, i think, that i would like to question the legality of whether or not i may rescind that vote. however, i

so i would like to have miss smith weigh-in on that, and perhaps the deputy city attorney ann pearson, to weigh-in on what was or was not followed in that position. so i'd like to, miss smith, explain the process. >> well, i appreciate the reference to your experience in terms of civil service hiring. sometimes it can take longer than we all would hope. so this, the position, people were encouraged to apply through may 25. we had -- it was an open process, so any candidate that the veterans commission was interested in putting forth, we would hope that they would encourage that. in terms of the commission's part in the hiring process, as a civil servant position, i'm not sure they could fully be involved, although we could look at having them on a panel in the future in terms of moving forward. i feel that would make a lot of sense, but they could put forward candidates that they felt were qualified, and we'd provide the resume of the candidate who had been selected. in terms of the work that's been happening during the vacancy, i just want the supervisors to know that the work has be

>> no -- deputy city attorney ann pearson. no, they are not substantive amendments. >> president yee: okay. so there's a motion been made to accept the amendments. why don't i have a second from any person on the roster. is there a second for the motion to amend? >> supervisor safai: second by safai. >> president yee: okay. supervisor safai, do you have comments? >> supervisor safai: yes. just wanted to thank supervisor walton for leading on this. he and i had a conversation over a years ago about targeting -- over a year ago about the conversation of illegal dumping in both of our respective areas. i get daily calls about individuals that dump. both of our districts are bound by entrances and exits to freeways and some areas that people believe that it's okay. i got some calls from some people over by june jordan high school last night. and often, it's not just your every day neighbor. it's also contractors, and i think that's part of the heart of what these increased fines are trying to get at. definitely need to work more a

>> before i say no, and i don't believe there is, i will just allow our deputy city attorney ann pearson to chime in on that. but i don't believe so. >> i would defer you, madam clerk, and you made that announcement at the outset toed a vise people of the time frame in which they would have to rescind this vote given the time pressures on getting this enacted before tomorrow. >> i'm sorry so sorry, madam clerk, that i actually don't recall that statement. i apologize. i have some questions and i am wondering then if my colleagues would entertain a conversation even though that item has been voted on. i would like to rescind my vote on that item. i have some questions before i act. i am reconsidering that vote. i know the seriousness of that vote. if we do not pass a budget and nobody gets paid in the city and county of san francisco. that includes your legislative aid and that includes all the city workers and we are talking about police and fire and i understand. but at this point, i think, that i would like to question the legality of whether or not i may rescind that vote. however, i