. >> chair peskin: good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco land use and transportation committee of the board of supervisors, joined by acting vice chair dean preston, soon to be joined by actual vice chair ahsha safai. our clerk is miss erica major. miss major, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. in accordance with governor newsom executive order declaring a state of emergency starting the covid-19 outbreak and mayor london n. breed's proclamation declaring a local emergency issued on february 25, 2020, including the guidance for gatherings issued by the san francisco department of public health center, members of t officer, aggressive directives were issued to reduce the spread of covid-19. on march 17, 2020, the board of supervisors authorized their bhoord and committee meetings to convene remotely and will allow remote public comment via teleconference. watch the sfgovtv website at www.sfgovtv.org to stream the live meeting or to watch meetings on demand. members of the public are encouraged to participate remotely via detailed instructions on participating via tele

>> president yee: thank you, chair peskin. >> chair peskin: commissioner -- or colleagues, i'm just goingo step away for a minute, and vice chair mandelman will take over, and i'll be back in a few minutes. >> president yee: okay. thank you. so quite a few of the questions have been asked already, but i guess in the relevant generation piece, it seems like there's 800 or 900 tickets at $400 each is probably $3 million to $4 million you're going to generate, which tells me, also, that the funding that you're getting is mixed in the program itself, but that there's excess funding from the tickets, and it seems that we should really invest into supporting more locations. i agree with our previous commissioners that have wants more locations covered, and one in my district on the west side or two on the west side doesn't cover anything, so i'm urging that we somehow find revenues to install these things, since the operation of this is going to be cost neutral. when the question was asked about where are these -- where are people running these red lights, i'm going to give you a simple answer.

>> president yee: thank you, chair peskin. >> chair peskin: commissioner -- or colleagues, i'm just going to step away for a minute, and vice chair mandelman will take over, and i'll be back in a few minutes. >> president yee: okay. thank you. so quite a few of the questions have been asked already, but i guess in the relevant generation piece, it seems like there's 800 or 900 tickets at $400 each is probably $3 million to $4 million you're going to generate, which tells me, also, that the funding that you're getting is mixed in the program itself, but that there's excess funding from the tickets, and it seems that we should really invest into supporting more locations. i agree with our previous commissioners that have wants more locations covered, and one in my district on the west side or two on the west side doesn't cover anything, so i'm urging that we somehow find revenues to install these things, since the operation of this is going to be cost neutral. when the question was asked about where are these -- where are people running these red lights, i'm going to give you a simple answe

>> supervisor preston: thank you, chair peskin. yeah, i -- unless there's questions, colleagues -- >> right. so you duplicated the file as of this, and why don't you make a motion to continue the unduplicated file to the call of the chair. >> supervisor preston: so moved. >> on that motion a roll call please. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call] you have three ayes. >> and then motion to amend the remaining file. as previously -- that were previously discussed. >> clerk: on the motion to amend a duplicate file [roll call] you have three ayes. >> then a motion to send the non-substantive amended file to the full board with recommendation motion please. >> clerk: on the motion as stated, [roll call] you have three ayes. >> next item, please. >> clerk: item number 8 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the covid-19 rent resolution and relief fund, to provide financial support to landlords whose tenants have been unable to pay rent due to covid-19 pandemic. members of the public who wish to provide publ

peskin: thank you. could you read the next item. >> item 2, chair's report. this is information item. >> supervisor peskin: i'll be brief. by congratulating our regional transit partners at bart on winning an extraordinary federal grant in the amount of $1.2 billion, that's with a "b", billion dollars for their core capacity program. and this grant is the largest that bart has ever received and will fund the purchase of over 250 additional rail cars, a new communications-based train control system, a new railcar storage yard and enhanced power substations in san francisco as well as the east bay. together, these investments will grow train frequency and capacity by 50%. improving the service for millions of riders for many decades to come. we've seen firsthand how impactful direct lobbying for critical federal funds is with projects like the central subway and the caltrain electrification. i want to thank two of our bart representatives for going to our nation's capital to advocate for these funds alongside bart staff. and that would be -- i want to appreciate

>> i can, chair peskin. and, yes, i would agree. you know your direction to continue the item, then the public will have another opportunity to comment at the next meeting when it appears again. >> supervisor peskin: so given what is going on and i'm now getting e-mails from people, including mr. lebron -- lebrun that people can't hear us and there is a 30-second time delay. colleagues, if you're willing, i would like to make a motion to continue public comment on this item number 10, items 11 and the balance of the calendar to our next meeting in november. >> second. fewer. >> seconded by commissioner fewer. any discussion on that rather extraordinary rare motion. i don't think i've made one of those in 20 years i've been on this body and the board of supervisors, but we're definitely not doing well on the technical side. seeing no names on the roster, why don't we hear this at our first meeting in november. on that motion to continue the balance of the items, or continue the balance of this meeting, a roll call, please. >> supervis

supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want to thank president yee for bringing this forward. this raises issues you were intending to raise, as well as other important ones by digging into this. these are various issues around potential financial ways for potential unnecessary emissions, and also the safety issues that you've raised. so i really want to thank you for bringing this forward. i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. and i did have one question for -- related to the safety issues, just for mr. metcalf, through the chair. i'm curious. i saw the map that you put up briefly showing where the speeding was occurring i'm curious if there has been a an overlay of that map with our high injury network, in high injury streets in the city, and whether that has been looked at all or whether that is something that could be easily generated. >> hi, this is julian metcalf. yes, we did not do that analysis, but that is something we could put together. >> chairman: we can duplicate this file, depending on what supervisor

. >> thank you, chair peskin. thank you to all members of the meet for engaging with this legislation over a few of these meetings. as you will recall, a week ago the committee accepted several amendments to the legislation, but continued it to give the broader community additional time to review and understand some of the amendments. one of these was an amendment to include a waiver process for restaurants that require gas facilities for their unique cuisine or cooking style. again, these waivers would be appealable to the board of examiners as specified in the ordinance and also to the board of appeals as well. i've had a chance to discuss this with the chinese chamber of commerce and the san francisco chamber of commerce as well. i want to be clear both groups would prefer a broader exemption for future restaurant spaces, but i believe this limited restaurant waiver strikes the proper balance allowing for continued use of gas in new buildings in the future, in the cases where appropriate and necessary, while at

supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want to thank president yee for bringing this forward. this raises issues you were intending to raise, as well as other important ones by digging into this. these are various issues around potential financial ways for potential unnecessary emissions, and also the safety issues that you've raised. so i really want to thank you for bringing this forward. i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. and i did have one question for -- related to the safety issues, just for mr. metcalf, through the chair. i'm curious. i saw the map that you put up briefly showing where the speeding was occurring i'm curious if there has been a an overlay of that map with our high injury network, in high injury streets in the city, and whether that has been looked at all or whether that is something that could be easily generated. >> hi, this is julian metcalf. yes, we did not do that analysis, but that is something we could put together. >> chairman: we can duplicate this file, depending on what supervisor

thank you so much, chair peskin. >> chair: thank you. i would like to be added as a co-spons co-sponsor. are there any members of the committee who would like to comment on this item? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item number two? >> clerk: we are checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. can you let us know if there are any callers ready to speak. if you have not done so, press star three to be added to the queue and we will unmute your line. >> operator: there are zero callers in the queue. >> chair: public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to send this item as a committee report with recommendation. on that, a roll call, please. [ roll call ] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair: madam clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: no further business. >> chair: we are adjourned. >> thank you. snl flsh >> all right, welcome, everyone. [applause] today is the day, dr. colfax. today is the day. it's the day that our kids get back to the serious business of pla

supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want to thank president yee for bringing this forward. this raises issues you were intending to raise, as well as other important ones by digging into this. these are various issues around potential financial ways for potential unnecessary emissions, and also the safety issues that you've raised. so i really want to thank you for bringing this forward. i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. and i did have one question for -- related to the safety issues, just for mr. metcalf, through the chair. i'm curious. i saw the map that you put up briefly showing where the speeding was occurring i'm curious if there has been a an overlay of that map with our high injury network, in high injury streets in the city, and whether that has been looked at all or whether that is something that could be easily generated. >> hi, this is julian metcalf. yes, we did not do that analysis, but that is something we could put together. >> chairman: we can duplicate this file, depending on what supervisor

. >> thank you, chair peskin. thank you to all members of the meet for engaging with this legislation over a few of these meetings. as you will recall, a week ago the committee accepted several amendments to the legislation, but continued it to give the broader community additional time to review and understand some of the amendments. one of these was an amendment to include a waiver process for restaurants that require gas facilities for their unique cuisine or cooking style. again, these waivers would be appealable to the board of examiners as specified in the ordinance and also to the board of appeals as well. i've had a chance to discuss this with the chinese chamber of commerce and the san francisco chamber of commerce as well. i want to be clear both groups would prefer a broader exemption for future restaurant spaces, but i believe this limited restaurant waiver strikes the proper balance allowing for continued use of gas in new buildings in the future, in the cases where appropriate and necessary, while at

i am the chair of the committee supervisor peskin joined by committee member dean preston and soon-to-be joined by vice-chair supervisor safai. our court is miss erika major. do you have any announcements, ms. major? >> due to the covid-19 health emergency, and to protect board members the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to state and federal orders. committee members will attend the meeting through the conference and participate in the meeting to the same ex at the present time as if there's physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. both channel 26 and sfgot.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments are opportunities to speak during public comment period and call the number on the screen that's (415)655-0001, again that number is (415)655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 146 784 273. press pound and pound again after you enter the meeting i.d. when connected, you will hear th

>> vice chair stefani: second. >> chair yee: roll call, please. >> commissioner peskin: aye. >> vice chair stefani: aye. >> chair yee: aye. >> we have three ayes, minutes are approved. >> chair yee: okay, then motion is passed. madame clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, vision zero progress update. this is an information item. >> okay, ryan reeves. >> good morning. >> good morning. britney, can you confirm that you can see the power point? >> i can see a white screen. >> can you see it now? >> yes. >> okay. when i have a full screen, i lose it. so hopefully, the slides are large enough for you to see. okay. good morning, my name is ryan reeves and i'm our vision zero task force co-chair. and i will be sharing with you today a progress update on vision zero. really focused on the work over the past quarter. so through august of this year, we've had 18 traffic fatalities, including eight people walking, two people biking and nine people killed riding in vehicles. this is similar to the five-year average in fatalities, but we know even one is too many so we have much more work t

>> vice chair stefani: second. >> chair yee: roll call, please. >> commissioner peskin: aye. >> vice chair stefani: aye. >> chair yee: aye. >> we have three ayes, minutes are approved. >> chair yee: okay, then motion is passed. madame clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, vision zero progress update. this is an information item. >> okay, ryan reeves. >> good morning. >> good morning. britney, can you confirm that you can see the power point? >> i can see a white screen. >> can you see it now? >> yes. >> okay. when i have a full screen, i lose it. so hopefully, the slides are large enough for you to see. okay. good morning, my name is ryan reeves and i'm our vision zero task force co-chair. and i will be sharing with you today a progress update on vision zero. really focused on the work over the past quarter. so through august of this year, we've had 18 traffic fatalities, including eight people walking, two people biking and nine people killed riding in vehicles. this is similar to the five-year average in fatalities, but we know even one is too many so we have much more work t

supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair peskin.nk president yee for bringing this forward. this raises issues you were intending to raise, as well as other important ones by digging into this. these are various issues around potential financial ways for potential unnecessary emissions, and also the safety issues that you've raised. so i really want to thank you for bringing this forward. i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. and i did have one question for -- related to the safety issues, just for mr. metcalf, through the chair. i'm curious. i saw the map that you put up briefly showing where the speeding was occurring i'm curious if there has been a an overlay of that map with our high injury network, in high injury streets in the city, and whether that has been looked at all or whether that is something that could be easily generated. >> hi, this is julian metcalf. yes, we did not do that analysis, but that is something we could put together. >> chairman: we can duplicate this file, depending on what supervisor yee wants, or

vice chair peskin. >> aye. >> member haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. >> please call item 3. amending chapter 28 to add probative provision of gifts or money to public official to revising de barment procedures. amend definition of contractor by including grant applications and grantees and to add provisions authorizing suspension from procurement process, entering into city contracts or applying for grants if subject of charge alleging that the contractor committed byvation of law or regulation against any government entity relevant to the ability or capacity to perform under or comply with the terms or conditions of the city contract including de barment set forth in 28. members of the public who wish to comment should call the comment number. 415-655-0001. the prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted. that will be your opportunity to comment on agenda item 3. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to start by expressing my gratitude to city attorney and his office for br

so i do and i think that to our fellow -- to supervisor peskin and chair mar -- supervisor peskin and introduced legislation this week which will address one of these recommendations which relates to both expanding the definition of interested parties and prohibiting in the case of interested parties these sort of payments. (please stand by) >> did you look at kind of what he was saying he needed to be reimbursed for. and other sorts of protections. are there other individuals who were reimbursed and any follow-through on looking into that? >> yes. as we mentioned and basically gathered information on this and primarily from the various records that we got from public works, as well as parks alliance, a good portion of the reimbursements were to some of the department staff. and so, for example, like a staff person at public works would foot the bill for an off site lunch, for example. what that staff person would do is would send the receipt for that staff lunch to parks alliance and parks alliance will then cut the check as a reimbursement directly to the city staff. in terms of dir

so i do and i think that to our fellow -- to supervisor peskin and chair mar -- supervisor peskin and i introduced legislation this week which will address one of these recommendations which relates to both expanding the definition of interested parties and prohibiting in the case of interested parties these sort of payments. (please stand by) >> did you look at kind of what he was saying he needed to be reimbursed for. and other sorts of protections. are there other individuals who were reimbursed and any follow-through on looking into that? >> yes. as we mentioned and basically gathered information on this and primarily from the various records that we got from public works, as well as parks alliance, a good portion of the reimbursements were to some of the department staff. and so, for example, like a staff person at public works would foot the bill for an off site lunch, for example. what that staff person would do is would send the receipt for that staff lunch to parks alliance and parks alliance will then cut the check as a reimbursement directly to the city staff. in terms of d

vice chair peskin. >> aye. >> member haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. >> please call item 3. amending chapter 28 to add probative provision of gifts or money to public official to revising de barment procedures. amend definition of contractor by including grant applications and grantees and to add provisions authorizing suspension from procurement process, entering into city contracts or applying for grants if subject of charge alleging that the contractor committed byvation of law or regulation against any government entity relevant to the ability or capacity to perform under or comply with the terms or conditions of the city contract including de barment set forth in 28. members of the public who wish to comment should call the comment number. 415-655-0001. the prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted. that will be your opportunity to comment on agenda item 3. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to start by expressing my gratitude to city attorney and his office for br

thank you so much, chair peskin. >> chair: thank you. i would like to be added as a co-spons co-sponsor. are there any members of the committee who would like to comment on this item? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item number two? >> clerk: we are checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. can you let us know if there are any callers ready to speak. if you have not done so, press star three to be added to the queue and we will unmute your line. >> operator: there are zero callers in the queue. >> chair: public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to send this item as a committee report with recommendation. on that, a roll call, please. [ roll call ] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair: madam clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: no further business. >> chair: we are adjourned. >> thank you. snl flsh >> we are, we are at the balboa movie theater, but you're not going to be watching a movie today. maybe tonight, but not during the daytime outside. thank you

. >> chair peskin: good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco land use and transportation committeethe board of supervisors, joined by acting vice chair dean preston,

. >> thank you, chair peskin.members of the meet for engaging with this legislation over a few of these meetings. as you will recall, a week ago the committee accepted several amendments to the legislation, but continued it to give the broader community additional time to review and understand some of the amendments. one of these was an amendment to include a waiver process for restaurants that require gas facilities for their unique cuisine or cooking style. again, these waivers would be appealable to the board of examiners as specified in the ordinance and also to the board of appeals as well. i've had a chance to discuss this with the chinese chamber of commerce and the san francisco chamber of commerce as well. i want to be clear both groups would prefer a broader exemption for future restaurant spaces, but i believe this limited restaurant waiver strikes the proper balance allowing for continued use of gas in new buildings in the future, in the cases where appropriate and necessary, while at the same time tak

with that, i'll turn it over to supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, chair peskin.nk you to all members of the meet for engaging with this legislation over a few of these meetings. as you will recall, a week ago the committee accepted several amendments to the legislation, but continued it to give the broader community additional time to review and understand some of the amendments. one of these was an amendment to include a waiver process for restaurants that require gas facilities for their unique cuisine or cooking style. again, these waivers would be appealable to the board of examiners as specified in the ordinance and also to the board of appeals as well. i've had a chance to discuss this with the chinese chamber of commerce and the san francisco chamber of commerce as well. i want to be clear both groups would prefer a broader exemption for future restaurant spaces, but i believe this limited restaurant waiver strikes the proper balance allowing for continued use of gas in new buildings in the future, in the cases where appropriate and necessary, while at the

thank you so much, chair peskin. >> chair: thank you. i would like to be added as a co-spons co-sponsor. are there any members of the committee who would like to comment on this item? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item number two? >> clerk: we are checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. can you let us know if there are any callers ready to speak. if you have not done so, press star three to be added to the queue and we will unmute your line. >> operator: there are zero callers in the queue. >> chair: public comment is now closed and i would like to make a motion to send this item as a committee report with recommendation. on that, a roll call, please. [ roll call ] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair: madam clerk, is there any further business before this committee? >> clerk: no further business. >> chair: we are adjourned. >> thank you. snl flsh >> 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. cut. >> we are here to celebrate the opening of this community garden. a place that used to look a lot darker and today is sun is shining a

vice chair peskin. >> aye. >> member haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk and thank you for all of your work on this. >> please call item 4. agenda four administrative code to establish the work force education and recovery fund. members of the public who wish to comment shall call now. public comment is 415-655-0001 enter meeting id. press pound twice to connect and star followed by 3 to enter the queue to speak. please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted and you may then begin your comments. >> thank you. like item 1 the back to work emergency ordinance this is in response to those unemployed due to health pandemic. most of the more than 200 san franciscan who filed over the past 8 months will not return to previous jobs. supporting them to upgrade skills to get back to work with will extremely important part of the economic recovery. one of the key recommendations of the sf economic recovery task force is for the city to provide culturally accessible job training with career connections for

>> vice chair stefani: second. >> chair yee: roll call, please. >> commissioner peskin: aye. >> vice air stefani: aye. >> chair yee: aye. >> we have three ayes, minutes are approved. >> chair yee: okay, then motion is passed. madame clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, vision zero progress update. this is an information item. >> okay, ryan reeves. >> good morning. >> good morning. britney, can you confirm that you can see the power point? >> i can see a white screen. >> can you see it now? >> yes. >> okay. when i have a full screen, i lose it. so hopefully, the slides are large enough for you to see. okay. good morning, my name is ryan reeves and i'm our vision zero task force co-chair. and i will be sharing with you today a progress update on vision zero. really focused on the work over the past quarter. so through august of this year, we've had 18 traffic fatalities, including eight people walking, two people biking and nine people killed riding in vehicles. this is similar to the five-year average in fatalities, but we know even one is too many so we have much more work to

i'm joined by vice chair aaron peskin and matt haney. mr. clerk, you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and employees during the covid-19 health emergency, board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room is cltsed. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and are participating in this meeting as if they are present in the chamber. you'll have opportunity to speak and provide comments by phone by dialing 415-655-0001. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion. when item of interest comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. best practices is to call from quiet location, speak clearly and turn down your radio or streaming device. alternatively, you may submit public comment in the following ways you may e-mail me i'm john carroll. if you submit public comment by e-mail, i will include it part of legislative file. you can also submit your commentary in writing through t

i'm joined by vice chair aaron peskin and matt haney. mr. clerk, you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and employees during the covid-19 health emergency, board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room is cltsed. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and are participating in this meeting as if they are present in the chamber. you'll have opportunity to speak and provide comments by phone by dialing 415-655-0001. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion. when item of interest comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. best practices is to call from quiet location, speak clearly and turn down your radio or streaming device. alternatively, you may submit public comment in the following ways you may e-mail me i'm john carroll. if you submit public comment by e-mail, i will include it part of legislative file. you can also submit your commentary in writing through t

i'm joined by vice chair aaron peskin and matt haney. mr. clerk, you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and employees during the covid-19 health emergency, board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room is cltsed. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and are participating in this meeting as if they are present in the chamber. you'll have opportunity to speak and provide comments by phone by dialing 415-655-0001. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion. when item of interest comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. best practices is to call from quiet location, speak clearly and turn down your radio or streaming device. alternatively, you may submit public comment in the following ways you may e-mail me i'm john carroll. if you submit public comment by e-mail, i will include it part of legislative file. you can also submit your commentary in writing through t

i'm joined by vice chair commissioner stefani and commissioner peskin.. >> vice chair stefani: present. >> chair yee: present. >> we have quorum. >> on behalf of the committee i would like to acknowledge the staff

. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. supervisor aaron peskin is here joining us? i see him as one of the speakers. supervisor peskin, from the department of homelessness and from affordable housing and audrey malone from h.s.h. also. and i'm hearing -- this should be interesting. i'm hearing maybe some issues about it. so i'm anxious to hear. who is presenting right now? >> good afternoon. the department of homelessness and supportive housing presenting. >> chair fewer: thank you, miss whitney. you have the floor. >> good afternoon, chair fewers and supervisors walton and mandelman. the department of homelessness and supportive housing and i'm here today presenting and authorizing resolution for the city's project homekey application for the granada, which approved would provide 232 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals and low-income tenants. i would like to thank mayor breed for her support to support this first project to create 1500 new units of supportive housing in this city. and i want to thank supervisor peskin for co-spon

. >> chair: public comment is now closed. i understand that supervisor peskin is supportive of this license transfer. >> i have no objections, mr. chairman. >> chair: no objections. given that, i think that we can direct our clerk to prepare a resolution finding that this transfer will serve public convenience and necessity. i will move that we offer that. [ roll call ] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> chair: mr. clerk, will you call the next item. >> thank you, supervisors. >> chair: congratulations. you're muted, mr. clerk. >> clerk: ordinance amending the police code to regulate third-party food delivery services ("delivery services") by 1) capping fees charged to restaurants at 15% of an order total plus a 3% point-of-sale processing charge; 2) prohibiting delivery services from restricting restaurant pricing; 3) prohibiting delivery services from charging restaurants for telephone calls to the delivery service not resulting in any food or beverage order; 4) prohibiting delivery services from providing services to any restaurant without the res

peskin. >> thank you, chair safai and before us today is ordinance that seeks to no quality conviction throughs march 31st . the underline premise of this ordinance is simple and similar to to make sure no one loses their home during the pandemic. through mayoral order and ordinance of the board, this city has kept up and provide critical protections for renters who have lost income and are unable to pay their rent due to covid-19 and recently the state enacted assembly member chiu building ab30-88 that provides additional framework to regulate nonpayment of rents through the beginning of next year. ab30-88 is non statement evictions and the state makes clear in that bill and assembly member chiu has confirmed the intent the state is not trying to pre-empt to limit or to alter local legislation for other types of evictions. and in fact, the state law has provisions making clear that cities remain free to pursue stronger protections for other types of evictions the legislation before us today intends to provide additional protections for so-called no faultnofault evictions. owner move in, demoli