and how that's a key element to supporting nonprofit and fundraising. >> deputy city attorney anne pearsonestion for me to tell you a little bit more about what public appeals are in so far as they're an exception to this? >> chairman: yeah. and i actually do want to say there is actual -- there's a reference in the measure that references a specific code section and it's important to understand that communications such as public testimony in front of the board of supervisors are not included in that, so if somebody comes and testifies for behalf of an item, that does not in any way count and i don't have, i can find the code section here, but communications that involve only routine requests for information such as publicly requested documents are made while attending general information or are made to the press and involves an action that's solely ministerial or a written public comment are exceptions. i'm sorry, madam deputy city attorney, but i meant to mention that in my comments. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor chan, were you also wondering about the public appeal because that i

>> yes, deputy city attorney ann pearson. the legislation had originally proposed to make some changes with respect to the parking fees at the marina. they're proposing to remove the changes that were part of the original legislation to restore the status quo while they consider what amendments, if any, to make to those fees. did i get that right, ms. ketchum? >> there are currently no fees to park at the marina. the original proposal included adding fees for public parking at the marina. that part has been delete pending public outreach. we're still asking to increase the fee for annual berth holder parking at the marina, but the changes that were given to the clerk delete the sections that would have added general public parking at the arena. and that is the only change, per the city attorneys. >> chair: all right. i want to move those changes. give me a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: for clarification, would you like to amend both the original version and the duplicated version or just the original version? [please stan

public comment about the form of this ordinance, you may have a message from deputy city attorney ann pearson discussing a finding that is included in this ordinance that references findings of authority with 1986 part m and other priorities. that should be amended substantially out of this ordinance. i just wanted to note that before we go to public comment. we continued to work with calina mendoza from the department of technology for public comment. for those who are watching on cable, or sfgovtv, please call in via the instructions scrolling on your screen. that would be by calling 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 2495-033-8403, pressing pound and then pound again, and then star, three to enter the queue to speak. miss mendoza, could you connect us to our first caller. >> hello. thank you for the hearing today. i have a small equity business here in san francisco, and i just want to say thank you. i'm born and raised here in san francisco, and the cannabis program in san francisco has been one of the best programs so far put forth. this is so important, and we thank director rodriguez and the m

i want to also thank the deputy city attorney anne pearson for her advice. we sort of just put this together during recess, you know, to kind of still need some of her guidance to amend some of the language to make sure that the legality of it can help us move forward for productive conversation and solution. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor chan. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. first, i just want to thank supervisor melgar and supervisor chan and supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen for their leadership in taking a stand against the profound injustice that is taking place in the attack on our constitutional rights on women and in particular in texas. i know that your male colleagues will join you in allyship in that as well. but i just want to thank you very much for your leadership. colleagues, today, i am introducing a resolution urging the mayor to exercise her executive powers to declare the overdose crisis in san francisco a local emergency. as it threatens the lives and the welfare of our city. the local eme

>> yes, deputy city attorney ann pearson. the legislation had originally proposed to make some changes with respect to the parking fees at the marina. they're proposing to remove the changes that were part of the original legislation to restore the status quo while they consider what amendments, if any, to make to those fees. did i get that right, ms. ketchum? >> there are currently no fees to park at the marina. the original proposal included adding fees for public parking at the marina. that part has been delete pending public outreach. we're still asking to increase the fee for annual berth holder parking at the marina, but the changes that were given to the clerk delete the sections that would have added general public parking at the arena. and that is the only change, per the city attorneys. >> chair: all right. i want to move those changes. give me a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: for clarification, would you like to amend both the original version and the duplicated version or just the original version? [please stan

>> yes, deputy city attorney ann pearson. originally proposed to make some changes with respect to the parking fees at the marina. they're proposing to remove the changes that were part of the original legislation to restore the status quo while they consider what amendments, if any, to make to those fees. did i get that right, ms. ketchum? >> there are currently no fees to park at the marina. the original proposal included adding fees for public parking at the marina. that part has been delete pending public outreach. we're still asking to increase the fee for annual berth holder parking at the marina, but the changes that were given to the clerk delete the sections that would have added general public parking at the arena. and that is the only change, per the city attorneys. >> chair: all right. i want to move those changes. give me a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: for clarification, would you like to amend both the original version and the duplicated version or just the original version? [please stand by] >> supervisor

i want to also thank the deputy city attorney anne pearson for her advice. we sort of just put this together during recess, you know, to kind of still need some of her guidance to amend some of the language to make sure that the legality of it can help us move forward for productive conversation and solution. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor chan. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. first, i just want to thank supervisor melgar and supervisor chan and supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen for their leadership in taking a stand against the profound injustice that is taking place in the attack on our constitutional rights on women and in particular in texas. i know that your male colleagues will join you in allyship in that as well. but i just want to thank you very much for your leadership. colleagues, today, i am introducing a resolution urging the mayor to exercise her executive powers to declare the overdose crisis in san francisco a local emergency. as it threatens the lives and the welfare of our city. the local eme