partners at the agricultural institute of marine who you just heard that is delivered straight from bipac land stewards that are caring for our earth and in the hands of homebound seniors who do not have ready access to culturally relevant. organic seasonal produce. right now, the need is growing dramatically with countless individuals from not only the rest western audition but from the richmond sunset. lower pac heights in chinatown, flocking for good quality food. our seniors deserve to age with utmost dignity, care, respect and dare i say deliciousness? alright so the fact that it's 2023. we're still fighting for this. apologies for having to cut you off. we are providing everybody the two minutes. next speaker. when i started, but we saw this inability to the school. uh district of yes, uh, research chairman. ah. no fun does and i do question ah! ninos. hurricane ingresos economy causes separation violence are familiar . separado the padres, maybe in the north koreans are temporal. continuing propositions web to benefit para toda. ah receiving education, so tras lavado position say.

we are focusing and we have focused on highlighting and uplifting the voices, art and stories of bipac marginalized and underrepresented artists and arts organizations remain committed to our core mission of cultural equity, lowering barriers and improving access to our programs and resources and promoting the arts as a vehicle for positive social change. our grant making efforts are guided by cultural equity endowment legislation that prioritizes funding for bipac. l g b t q. women immigrant and disabled artists and communities. i'd like to note that to date as part of the dream keeper initiative, the arts commission has invested $5.3 million in grants to support arts and culture organizations celebrating and supporting the black community. we will continue to support these organizations, whether an additional investment of $3.1 million this upcoming fiscal year to further support our racial equity work and to break down barriers and increase access to available resources and opportunities. we are shy, excited to share that this past year we launched the arts endowment arts impact end

partners at the agricultural institute of marine who you just heard that is delivered straight from bipac land stewards that are caring for our earth and in the hands of homebound seniors who do not have ready access to culturally relevant. organic seasonal produce. right now, the need is growing dramatically with countless individuals from not only the rest western audition but from the richmond sunset. lower pac heights in chinatown, flocking for good quality food. our seniors deserve to age with utmost dignity, care, respect and dare i say deliciousness? alright so the fact that it's 2023. we're still fighting for this. apologies for having to cut you off. we are providing everybody the two minutes. next speaker. when i started, but we saw this inability to the school. uh district of yes, uh, research chairman. ah. no fun does and i do question ah! ninos. hurricane ingresos economy causes separation violence are familiar . separado the padres, maybe in the north koreans are temporal. continuing propositions web to benefit para toda. ah receiving education, so tras lavado position say.

secondly about 60% of our cbos are funded programs are led by bipac organizations.the proposed budget includes funding to experience services through the development of new immigrant at l g b t q. plus employment services. wealth we use the language access line as well as print department, informational materials in multiple languages. next slide. or highlights. we strive to break the cycle of violence and intergenerational criminality. we accomplished this through our housing and supportive services. 82% of our clients successfully completed probation. reflected on this side. you can see that we are successfully helping our clients enter into housing and clinical , every entry case management services. we are mandated by statute to complete various reports that that informed the court we completed over 2500 reports. we also certified domestic violence programs and we are mandated to assess sex offenders risk in the community. our victim services unit ensures that victims are represented at sentencing and throughout the supervision period. we were stored the unit an

um especially minority and bipac. small businesses who are already struggling in a lot of ways and who are also discriminated against from getting retail space. so i would love to see the city step in and i incentivize, um, with mercy housing, mission bay and all of these people that's doing business in san francisco. and also saying, hey, you know, come do business in san francisco. just how we incentivize tech to come here and do business. i think we should be doing that in the business for small business owners. i have a couple of things. one is, um the permit process for, um. for food and market vending. i was wondering, i know we've talked about this in the past, but like, is there a way for us to do kind of like an annual permit versus a per event permit? um you know fee i think now that we're having more street activations, um we're just finding that, like a lot of our vendors would say yes more readily. if they're if they're fees were already covered through an annual permit versus being kind of having you kno

voucher recipients were steady with prior months for those referred 90% of applicants referred were bipac. 58% black head of households 21% latino latina, 9% native american or indigenous and 10% l g b t q. at least a third lived. or stayed in the bayview when they applied. and then moving on to housing. we're also making progress on um. some new acquisitions. so 11 74 folsom street. um. was were were approved to apply for state home key funding for this site. the acquisition legislation is slated for introduction this month. and h s. h s housing teams continuing to focus on housing quality work in the psh portfolio, and i think some of you asked about this, um we are rolling out elevator repair funds and funding for capital repairs this summer. and we've started housing quality standards inspections for the local local portfolio. um in 2023 24. this will happen every other year and investments in 2022 to 2024 budget in wage increases to improve staff retention and service for psh property management, frontline staff, desk clerks, janitors and maintenance people. and we know that's been a

and i'm the artistic director of isan presents and we unearth and elevate stories of lgbt q and q t bipac histories as creative place making work on the streets of san francisco and various neighborhoods, and this is our director michael french of our upcoming show about sylvester. did i hear something ? did i hear that you're recommending to accept applications that it was said. yeah i'm frank to say anything just in case it gets in your way. can we just go with that strike while the iron is hot? just go to their that sounds good. i will say this i had no idea that people that prepared to come here for the applicants and so as much as we've done to educate ourselves as to what needs to be done. i'm sure there are aspects of it that you're going to educate us. but. yeah i have a couple of things to say. one thing is just there is an wanted to correct the record that it said 69 days. it's actually 66 performances, and there are five of those that happen. each weekend one on friday to on saturday and two on sunday, and the permits that were applying for our, um for a total of 30 minutes. um

partners at the agricultural institute of marine who you just heard that is delivered straight from bipacd stewards that are caring for our earth and in the hands of homebound seniors who do not have ready access to culturally relevant. organic seasonal produce. right now, the need is growing dramatically with countless individuals from not only the rest western audition but from the richmond sunset. lower pac heights in chinatown, flocking for good quality food. our seniors deserve to age with utmost dignity, care, respect and dare i say deliciousness? alright so the fact that it's 2023. we're still fighting for this. apologies for having to cut you off. we are providing everybody the two minutes. next speaker. when i started, but we saw this inability to the school. uh district of yes, uh, research chairman. ah. no fun does and i do question ah! ninos. hurricane ingresos economy causes separation violence are familiar . separado the padres, maybe in the north koreans are temporal. continuing propositions web to benefit para toda. ah receiving education, so tras lavado position say. okay