commissioner brackett no. commissioner brackett says no. vice chair aquino yes and chair scott i. >> madam chair. the vote is two yeses two no. this motion does not pass. thank you. >> please call the next item. we're still in the comments for commissioners and for this item we're still an item for a. and we're we closed public comment so it's commission questions and comments. fellow commissioners. >> yes. i have some questions. >> deputy slutsky yesterday i attended a board meeting with the board of supervisors and at that meeting we had planning officials as well as our office of economic and workforce development officials who basically made a blanket statement stating that oci had gotten rid of all of our property that was more than 20 years old as a result of dissolution 2012. so i would like for you to briefly explain to the public how we were able to keep cfd one still under our care and control and monitoring that and maintaining that property to this day since it has been in our port portfolio since 19 88. >> we we remain the admi

brackett said something like, well, i know my captain is not -- coward enough to have that make any difference. the words were hardly out of his mouth when pete said, now, wait a minute, boys, let's put our weapons down for a few minutes and talk brockett later said, i knew what meant we were surrendering. i swore like a pirate. it didn't do any good. so they collected their weapons, they collected their prisoners and went back to prairie city. that day, negotiated surrender terms and prisoner exchange because pete told john brown that he could he could get paid and he get his boys back in the in exchange for pete and brockett, brown said, of course, i my sons back. yes, but they didn't stay in preference because it was too too exposed. oh, by the way, john brown kept henry clay piece boy knife with him that took from him at black jack after they left prairie city went about eight and a half miles southwest down the middle creek to land at john brown's friend tony jones owned the battle took place on the 2nd of june and on the 5th of june, a troop of dragoons came down from fort leavenworth un

i mean board of supervisor members my name is babette brackett i'm actually a commission on oci and i just like to set the record straight there were several misrepresentations made by the previous planning commission and iwd representative. the clp program is an enforceable obligation under state law and under oci we actually contract a cd to perform our clp program which has been sorely mismanaged and held up through various layers of bureaucracy that myself and our clp subcommittee members have been working to address over the past four years. it was our committee who actually pushed to have both ab 1594 the descendants law as well as the sb 593 replacement housing law passed to allow folks the right to return. it is also oci and the redevelopment agency which provided the land under a deep discount to allow stores lights the safe when the fillmore and the foods co and the bay view to serve our community for a minimum minimum of 40 years it was the thought that they would remain in existence beyond that and that nothing else would happen or would take that space. it was not sold to

i mean board of supervisor members my name is babette brackett i'm actually a commission on oci and i just like to set the record straight there were several misrepresentations made by the previous planning commission and iwd representative. the clp program is an enforceable obligation under state law and under oci we actually contract a cd to perform our clp program which has been sorely mismanaged and held up through various layers of bureaucracy that myself and our clp subcommittee members have been working to address over the past four years. it was our committee who actually pushed to have both ab 1594 the descendants law as well as the sb 593 replacement housing law passed to allow folks the right to return. it is also oci and the redevelopment agency which provided the land under a deep discount to allow stores lights the safe when the fillmore and the foods co and the bay view to serve our community for a minimum minimum of 40 years it was the thought that they would remain in existence beyond that and that nothing else would happen or would take that space. it was not sold to

it's a pleasure to speak before you today my name is babette brackett and i'm the founder of big black branch and i'm here to voice my strong support for the proposed changes to the public works code that would make disability access requirements more flexible for our struggling businesses while ensuring accessibility remains a top priority. small businesses, particularly in neighborhoods across the city are already facing immense financial challenges rising costs of goods permitting hurdles and post-pandemic recovery. while we all agree that accessibility is essential and vital, the current process places a heavy financial burden on small business owners who cannot simply afford costly upgrades without assistance. that's why it's equally important that the city commits to possibly expanding grant funding to help these businesses make these necessary improvements without the fear of closure as more a more flexible practical approach paired with larger, more accessible grants would ensure that businesses can stay open, serve their communities and remain compliant with disability access

it's a pleasure to speak before you today my name is babette brackett and i'm the founder of big black branch and i'm here to voice my strong support for the proposed changes to the public works code that would make disability access requirements more flexible for our struggling businesses while ensuring accessibility remains a top priority. small businesses, particularly in neighborhoods across the city are already facing immense financial challenges rising costs of goods permitting hurdles and post-pandemic recovery. while we all agree that accessibility is essential and vital, the current process places a heavy financial burden on small business owners who cannot simply afford costly upgrades without assistance. that's why it's equally important that the city commits to possibly expanding grant funding to help these businesses make these necessary improvements without the fear of closure as more a more flexible practical approach paired with larger, more accessible grants would ensure that businesses can stay open, serve their communities and remain compliant with disability access

so just to speak quickly my name is babette brackett. i'm a san francisco native.rew up in the fillmore. i raised my children in bayview hunters point and in the early 2000s i was the ombudsman for the third street corridor during the time that black businesses bipoc businesses and other businesses were damaged due to the t train coming through the community also we lost a lot of our foot traffic over the last 20 years as you know including during covid and we have been organizing within the community and small businesses to address that. >> as you guys know, we have new businesses on the corner like gumbo social as well as soul skillet who actually got pushed out of the location that we're talking about right now at 4100. so just to give you a quick background, i run an organization called big black brunch that was also residing in the location and i just wanted to point to a couple discrepancies in their application. they claimed that no one lived in that property since 2013. that's absolutely false. during the time that i was a resident there last year there wer