chair mahmood vice chair mahmood i member salter high member salter i chair dorsey i chair dorsey i have three eyes. >> thank you madam clerk the motion passes and congratulations to the applicant. madam clerk, can you please call the next item? >> yes. item number two is a hearing to consider that the person to person premise to premise transfer of a type 21 off sale general beer wine and distilled spirits liquor license to dapper hill llc to one businesses dapper located at 1198 pacific avenue will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk and i think now i'll welcome up officer froines from s.f. pd's abc liaison unit officer florence the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning. you have before you a pc and report for dapper hill to operate as dapper they have applied for a type 21 license and if approved this would allow them to operate an off sale general package store at 1190 1198 pacific avenue. there are zero letters of support zero letters of protest . they're located in plot 136b which is considered a low crime

i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joyce gaudio. our clerk is brant halper. i would like to thank kaleena mendoza from sfo tv for broadcasting this meeting. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? yes, madam chair. >> just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings should you have any documents to be included as part of the file they should be submitted to myself. the clerk for public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called. please line up to speak on the other side of the chamber to your right my left along those curtains. >> and while not required to provide public comment we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television to your left by the doors if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways how e mail them t

vice chair dorsey dorsey i remember and guardiola and guardiola i church and i chennai we have three eyes the motion passes and mr. clerk please call item number eight yes item number eight is a resolution adopting findings that the marina improvement and remediation project is fiscally feasible and responsible under the administrative code. >> madam chair, thank you. >> and today we have supervisor sheryl's office here and i would like to make a comment. >> thank you, chair chan vice chair dorsey and committee member and cardio. today i am through supervisor cheryl respectfully asking for a continuance of this item to the march 19th committee hearing. since the items introduction we have heard from a handful of constituents who wish to have further conversations with supervisor cheryl and the recreation and parks department about the intent of this resolution and get some clarity. not many people will understand administrative code chapter 29 and so they want to have a little more conversation about what this means with the department and what this means for the future. the project

. >> thank you and vice chair dorsey thank you chair chin i appreciate that. it was a great presentation and i think i have mentioned to a lot of folks that i am excited to be on this committee and i'm looking forward to, you know, sort of becoming a student of this and nerding out on a lot of this. i'm not going to do that at the expense of everyone's time here. so i will probably follow up with some some questions but there was one slide 14 that i want to ask you to ask you about. i serve on the health service board and i note that actually one and one couple of just sort of questions for my edification is the bay area cpi or medical cpi or health care cpi or is that overall cpi? >> i'm going to direct your questions to the comptroller's office. they're better positioned to answer than i am. thank you, michel. always my comptroller's office the cpi we use for wages is overall cpi. okay? we don't use medical cpi. we use a projection from the health service system on which we sort of translate what they're projecting. they're going to negotiate on a calendar y

deputy director for planning to present this item so i could have floor is yours. >> good morning chair dorsey vice chair mailman s.f. governs sharing my slides. >> as chair dorsey mentioned we were awarded this $20 million community change grant from the u.s. environmental protection agency for a package of transportation projects for treasure island in december. we have an award agreement and the grant is considered obligated. no local matches required and the period of performance is three years starting in this past january. the grant is funded through the environmental and climate justice program of the epa. so funded by the inflation reduction act. so there is some uncertainty around it at this moment. however we're moving ahead with this action item in anticipation of being able to move forward. the treasure island connects program delivers priority recommendations from the treasure island supplemental transportation study that we conducted with one treasure island which was funded by the transportation authority. we work very closely with one treasure island and the treasure island com

engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner mahmood, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner dorsey> commissioner sauter, aye. >> commissioner sherrill, aye. >> commissioner walton. >> there are 11 ayes the motion to vice chair melgar is approved. >> congratulations vice chair melgar. >> we're going to do some technical switching around. >> you let me know, which. >> okay. thank you colleagues very exciting. um, nominations are now in order for the office of vice chair. >> and i will take a moment to thank you for giving me the opportunity to do this and to nominate someone has expressed lots of interest in transportation and understand how crucial access to accessible and affordable transportation is to the climate to the equity our colleague commissioner fielder today i have a second? >> chair mandelman as segmented for commissioner sauter and i accept the nomination. >> okay. we now have to take public comment on that nomination. >> you have beautiful and now wasn't (unintelligible) recently honestly (unintelligible). >> you said she wants she - and now responsible for the transp

engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner mahmood, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner dorsey are 11 ayes the motion to vice chair melgar is approved. >> congratulations vice chair melgar. >> we're going to do some technical switching around. >> you let me know, which. >> okay. thank you colleagues very exciting. um, nominations are now in order for the office of vice chair. >> and i will take a moment to thank you for giving me the opportunity to do this and to nominate someone has expressed lots of interest in transportation and understand how crucial access to accessible and affordable transportation is to the climate to the equity our colleague commissioner fielder today i have a second? >> chair mandelman as segmented for commissioner sauter and i accept the nomination. >> okay. we now have to take public comment on that nomination. >> you have beautiful and now wasn't (unintelligible) recently honestly (unintelligible). >> you said she wants she - and now responsible for the transportation. seriously. okay. no way i'm going too sign off. >> what in which. >> a mayor your

chair. if i may invite audrey malone from planning up to briefly discuss the commission's recommendation. thank you supervisor dorsey and chair melgar and welcome member mahmud my name is audrey maloney. i am a planning department staffer with our legislative affairs division on january 9th the planning commission heard this item and voted to approve it as currently drafted and as always i'm available for any questions. >> thank you. >> okay. okay so with that do we we don't have any further presentations. this is it. okay i could just thank you for the for the for being available following public comment. >> i hope we can send this forward with a positive recommendation. >> great. thank you supervisor let's go to public comment on this item then. thank you madam chair. land use and transportation were now here public comment on agenda item number one related to 99 rhode island if you have public comment for this item please come forward selectman at this time. >> good afternoon chair american chair melgar and members of the land use and transportation committee. my name is jackson napier speaking on behalf of the s

i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joyce gaudio. our clerk is brant halper. i would like to thank kaleena mendoza from sfo tv

dorsey. >> thank you. chair melgar first i just want to express my gratitude.i represent a district that you've just done a really great job in terms of making bicycling safer. it is my. honestly i could get across my district on bike share quicker than any other mode of transportation than having lived there for a long time. i really do see the improvements. >> i also appreciate the level of engagement that you've had with some of pilipinas and just i think this is my my sense of the work that you're doing is that it's very well received and well regarded so i just want to express my gratitude for that. >> i had a question about the climate action plan because there's a reference in there too that we've we are five years away from a really ambitious goal of i think 80% of trips to be low carbon modes. >> how granular are we in terms of being able to say this many bike share this many scooters, this many private bikes? >> are we are we working with the department of environment on that? >> i think yeah i'll pass it to my a small okay. >> this is a great questio

dorsey. >> thank you. chair melgar first i just want to express my gratitude.esent a district that you've just done a really great job in terms of making bicycling safer. it is my. honestly i could get across my district on bike share quicker than any other mode of transportation than having lived there for a long time. i really do see the improvements. >> i also appreciate the level of engagement that you've had with some of pilipinas and just i think this is my my sense of the work that you're doing is that it's very well received and well regarded so i just want to express my gratitude for that. >> i had a question about the climate action plan because there's a reference in there too that we've we are five years away from a really ambitious goal of i think 80% of trips to be low carbon modes. >> how granular are we in terms of being able to say this many bike share this many scooters, this many private bikes? >> are we are we working with the department of environment on that? >> i think yeah i'll pass it to my a small okay. >> this is a great question beca

chair harrison: good morning. please state your name and state. >> mary elizabeth dorsey from missouri. moved to amend the motion that was adopted yesterday approving the rules for this election to modify the time for candidate speech is so one minute for each candidate, for each office. [applause] >> jack dulworth, kentucky, we second that. >> it will take two thirds. if she wants to bring everybody down to one minute. chair harrison: i'm going to turn to our illustrious parliamentarian to explain the process here. and then, i want to also provide a comment as we consider. >> what i just said to the chair is the motion as made by the member, ms. dorsey and seconded is a motion to amend something previously adopted. you adopted the proposed rules yesterday. as they had been presented from the rules and bylaws committee. a motion to amend something previously adopted will take two thirds in the affirmative. the motion that the member made is to reduce all speeches for all candidates to one minute. [applause] chair harrison: and we appreciate the motion. i just want to give context. i wan

dorsey have the floor first. >> go ahead. thank you so much chair melgar . colleagues, i am pleased to bring this item to you today. along with mayor lurie and supervisor sartor, we are all well aware that san francisco's downtown continues to face major challenges and this item is the latest step to address one of the key strategies for downtown and citywide economic recovery. converting vacant office and commercial spaces into much needed housing. now currently san francisco has an historically unprecedented 37% office vacancy rate that is about 32,000,000ft2 of vacant office space. and even the most optimistic projection projections suggest that it will take many, many years to get back to a healthy office market. meanwhile, as we all know, we also face a state mandated mandated arena target to facilitate the production of 82,000 units of housing by 2031 and the arena is the regional housing needs allocation. this is why office to housing conversions are a key element of our downtown recovery efforts. they not only contribute to our housing goals but also

dorsey have the floor first. >> go ahead. thank you so much chair melgar . colleagues, i am pleased to bring this item to you today. along with mayor lurie and supervisor sartor, we are all well aware that san francisco's downtown continues to face major challenges and this item is the latest step to address one of the key strategies for downtown and citywide economic recovery. converting vacant office and commercial spaces into much needed housing. now currently san francisco has an historically unprecedented 37% office vacancy rate that is about 32,000,000ft2 of vacant office space. and even the most optimistic projection projections suggest that it will take many, many years to get back to a healthy office market. meanwhile, as we all know, we also face a state mandated mandated arena target to facilitate the production of 82,000 units of housing by 2031 and the arena is the regional housing needs allocation. this is why office to housing conversions are a key element of our downtown recovery efforts. they not only contribute to our housing goals but also