thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. why don't we go to sheela ellis, who's currently the incumbent in seat two. >> thank you. so i'm sheila, and i'm looking to continue helping animals through this commission. i've seen around the world what it can be like if there are not humane animal concepts in place, and i would like to continue to contributing to this committee. >> chair peskin: thank you. and i misspoke. miss ozemoy is incumbent in seat two, and miss ellis is the applicant for seats one and two. with that, why don't we go to irina ozemoy. >> thank you. i have been so fortunate to have been appointed by the board of supervisors last year. in that time, i've helped cats who were injured on pg&e property. in january, i was electricitied to serve as the vice chair of the commission, and i'm incredible d -- i was elected to serve as the vice chair of the commission, and i'm incredibly honored to continue to serve. i hope that i can continue this important work as part of the commission. also, since i last was in front

>> yes. >> chair peskin: thank you for that confirmation. if we don't have -- let's go on to sascha bittner for seat 11. if not robin wilson-beetle for seat 13. >> clerk: i do not see them logged in. they did indicate they will be participating via teams. >> chair peskin: let's open item 1 up to general public comment. >> clerk: give me one moment. we are now checking to see if remote attendees. if there are no members of the public in the room at this time. if you are on the the phone and have not done so, please press star 3. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comment. we have two listeners on the line but nobody in the queue to speak. >> chair peskin: public comment is closed. colleagues, given that all of the paperwork and the applications in the file are in order and given our independent confirmation that ms. semel who is required to be a member of the human services commission and we have confirmed a member of the human services commission as of beginning of this year as reflected in their min

public comment is now closed. >> chair peskin: great. motion has been made by commissioner heldfond seconded by commissioner bridges. please call the roll for this item. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call vote] we have five ayes. motion passes. >> chair peskin: please call the next item. >> clerk: item 5, general public comment. did you want me to read the e-mail received? >> chair peskin: is this general public comment open to the public? >> clerk: general public comment we received one e-mail from john stenson. i will read it as follows. i was implored that you will change your future board meeting from wednesday to thursday because it's convenient for one of your board members. you will be setting a bad precedent if you change meeting day for convenience of one board member. when if comes to vesting, you should divest from any investments because in the future, the chinese government will take in taiwan, the same actions the russians are taking ukraine. best regards. >> chair peskin: thank you for that mr. stinson. we'll take now in-pers

mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> supervisor peskin: then on the item as amended to send to full board with positive recommendation subject to future amendment by supervisor ronan. row call please. >> clerk: on the motion. supervisor charge. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> next item. >> clerk: item 2. hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending january 15, 2023, five members term ending january 15, 2024, and one member term ending january 15, 2025. >> thank you: >> supervisor peskin: some 30 years ago the board of supervisors established health authority to create an efficient delivery system for medical beneficiaries. we have a number of individuals up for almost all cases reappointment. there is one vacant seat. these are seats recommended by various authorities as set forth in your board packet. with that why don't we go to the individuals in the order that they are listed. i will add that a residency waive

good morning chair peskin, vice chair. it's an honor to be before this committee and be considered for this appointment. as a long time advocate for criminal justice reform and police reform in san francisco, i know the police commission can be a powerful force for advancing those causes and a want to be apart of that critical work. i've worked since 2015 as pro bono council. and since then as a member of the bar association of san francisco. i helped revise sfpd's use of force policy which i believe is still one of the west use of force policies in the city. and as a member of the public on to provide input on topics community policing and others. i work closely with numerous commissioners on their work. including former commissioner loftis, wong, dejesus, and others. including former chief sir, former acting chief chaplin, and chief scott. on behalf of the bar association, i worked with supervisor yee in 2020 where it would pass overwhelmingly. i've also advised and worked with law enforcement agencies across the country

good morning chair peskin, vice chair. it's an honor to be before this committee and be considered for this appointment. as a long time advocate for criminal justice reform and police reform in san francisco, i know the police commission can be a powerful force for advancing those causes and a want to be apart of that critical work. i've worked since 2015 as pro bono council. and since then as a member of the bar association of san francisco. i helped revise sfpd's use of force policy which i believe is still one of the west use of force policies in the city. and as a member of the public on to provide input on topics community policing and others. i work closely with numerous commissioners on their work. including former commissioner loftis, wong, dejesus, and others. including former chief sir, former acting chief chaplin, and chief scott. on behalf of the bar association, i worked with supervisor yee in 2020 where it would pass overwhelmingly. i've also advised and worked with law enforcement agencies across the country

chair mandelman: thank you. public comment on item 2 is closed. can i have a motion to approve. moved by mar, seconded by peskin. we can take that without objection? or i'm going to get direction here as i work my way through this. >> chair, please do a roll call vote and -- >> chair mandelman: let's do a roll call. >> commissioner chan: aye. >> commissioner haney: aye. >> commissioner mandelman: aye. >> commissioner mar: aye. >> commissioner melgar: aye. >> commissioner peskin: aye. >> commissioner preston: aye. >> commissioner ronen: aye. safai absent. >> commissioner walton: aye. >> clerk: we have nine ayes. the item is -- has final approval. >> chair mandelman: thank you. please call item 3. >> item 3, citizens advisory committee report, this is a information item. >> i'm the chair of the citizens advisory committee. i'm reporting today on the virtual safety meeting of march 23rd. the c.a.c. reviewed two action items on your discussion agenda today. items 8 and 9. 8 is prop aa and prop k plan approval with amendments which the c.a.c. has recommended for approval. item 9 consists of prop k allocation and app

mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passesskin: then on the item as amended to send to full board with positive recommendation subject to future amendment by supervisor ronan. row call please. >> clerk: on the motion. supervisor charge. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> next item. >> clerk: item 2. hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending january 15, 2023, five members term ending january 15, 2024, and one member term ending january 15, 2025. >> thank you: >> supervisor peskin: some 30 years ago the board of supervisors established health authority to create an efficient delivery system for medical beneficiaries. we have a number of individuals up for almost all cases reappointment. there is one vacant seat. these are seats recommended by various authorities as set forth in your board packet. with that why don't we go to the individuals in the order that they are listed. i will add that a residency waiver is not required. we will dispense

thank you, vice chair peskin. any other new items? >> clerk: i believe we need to take public comment. >> chair mandelman: oh, yes, you are right. very public comment on item 12? >> clerk: there is no public comment, chair. >> chair mandelman: okay. public comment on item 12 is closed. please call item 13. >> clerk: item 13, general public comment. >> chair mandelman: let's open general public comment. >> clerk: okay. here we go. hello, caller. your two minutes will begin now. >> thank you, again, chair mandelman. alita dupree, she and her. i think there's something wrong with the system because when i raise my hand, i have to do it again. i ask that in your general consideration of this work for transportation san francisco, that you think of the population that uses this system in an egalitarian system. i am not like you, but i am as much. i ask that you not see my impediment when rendering my testimony to you but that i simply speak to you about transportation, despite that i am a person that's different. i want to say in this most

coffeehouses but 2, 3, 4 coffeehouses in month neighborhoods that are on their own- that's >> chair peskincommittee of april 18, 2022, the anniversary

. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco rules committee of april 18, 2022, the anniversary of the great

. >> together, city and community-based teams work daily to connect people to services, >> chair peskinlcome to the meeting. i am the vice chair. mr. clerk, can you please call the roll? >> roll call. please indicate that you are present. [ roll call ] we have eight memberes

visit i think that local business is the lifeblood of san francisco and a vibrant community >> chair peskinme to the san francisco rules committee of april 18, 2022, the anniversary of the great earthquake and fire. i am joined by supervisor connie chan. mr.

community-based teams work daily to connect people to services, >> chair peskin: welcome to the meeting. i am the vice chair. mr. clerk, can you please call the roll? >> roll call. please indicate that you are present. [ roll call ] we have eight members present. >> thank you very much. can you please call roll call? and moved to agenda item number 1. >> we just did roll call. >> i am already behind. do you have any announcements? >> i have numerous announcements. the redistricting task force is convening hybrid meetings that allow in person attendance and public comment while still providing public access remotely via telephone through the meeting software. we recognize that equitable public access is essential and we will be taking public comment as follows. public comment will be taking on each item on the agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then we can take comments for those who are waiting on the telephone line. the public comment call in number is (415)655-0001. you will be prompted to enter a meeting id for today's meeting. the meeting id is (249

supervisor peskin. >> thank you, chair melgar.leagues, i want to make some maybe high-level comments and observations as i've been watching this a little bit at a distance. i say that as a supervisor for the most part of 20 years has been speaking to the notion of density equity and insofar as i represent the densist sit -- corner of the city and that's what this does but between the two pieces of legislation we have a conundrum in not moving affordability for dendensity. to me it harks back to the conversations we had with the former mayor that was freaked out that as we took the inclusionary rates in the charter and started an advisory committee we would end up with inclusionary rates that rendered new residential housing infeasible and we said and committed to a third-party process that was feasible and that's the dynamic number that gets revisited every three years when you don't have a pandemic and that's what we were doing for section 415 of the code. i think that's an important conversation to have in this context and we're

chair. on that motion offered by member peskin, that the hearing be filed, member peskin. >> aye. >> peskin, aye. >> vice chair preston. >> aye. >> preston, aye. >> chair melgar. >> we have three ayes. >> thank you. that motion passes. mr. clerk, please call item 2. >> item two is amending an ordinance to define adult sex venue and principally permit, conditionally permit, or prohibit adult sex venues in commercial, residential-commercial, production, distribution and repair, neighborhood commercial, neighborhood commercial transit and accessory use and with the adult businesses in the chinatown community benefit district. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2489 998 7570 and press pound twice. if you haven't done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmute and you may begin your comment. >> thank you very much, mr. clerk. we are joined by supervisor mandelman t sponsor of this item. the floor is your, supervisor. >> thank y

. >> together, city and community-based teams work daily to connect people to services, >> chair peskin mr. clerk, can you please call the roll? >> roll call. please indicate that you are present. [ roll call ] we have eight members present. >> thank you very much. can you please call roll call? and moved to agenda item number 1.

peskin. >> thank you, chair melgar. i have a couple questions. one is i realize this is at no cost to city and county of san francisco and is required pursuant to the san mateo county general plan associated laws. it costs the airport and the city some amount of money to actually accept this easement. are we reimbursed for that? >> i will defer to my colleague if there is reimbursement for that or what that actual cost is. >> mr. kim are you on the line? >> can you hear me. >> yes. >> i don't believe we are reimbursed. >> you have any idea what it costs per hour city of department of real estate and the airport to do all of the staff work in accepting the easement as well as the other associated costs including not limited to working through the board of supervisors? >> i do not have an eggsty mat of that cost. i realize it takes staff time. >> relative to the project there may be 10,000 square foot homes in san francisco. i didn't realize san mateo had 10,000-foot family homes. if we did not accept the easement they would have the right to sue o

. >> chair peskin: submit. >> clerk: supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: first i'm introducing an ordinance requiring the city to activate at least 20 additional transitional housing units for homeless transitional use. for months community members have been calling on the administration to purchase the red vick, 21-unit vacant building in my district. we eheard every reason why it won't happen. it's not the right fit, not big enough. as we learned last week the administration inaction led to a miss the opportunity with the red vick with a private hotel operator. we don't know if the doors are shut here on that property until that deal closes. regardless of the fate of the red vick, it's clear that the city needs to act to address youth homelessness in the neighborhood. we have over $10 million in dedicated funds for bridge housing for homeless youth that is waiting to be spent. that's approved by our city our home committee. in the haight, there's overwhelming support across the community for services and housing for those on the st

. >> chair peskin: submit. >> clerk: supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: first i'm introducing an ordinance requiring the city to activate at least 20 additional transitional housing units for homeless transitional use. for months community members have been calling on the administration to purchase the red vick, 21-unit vacant building in my district. we eheard every reason why it won't happen. it's not the right fit, not big enough. as we learned last week the administration inaction led to a miss the opportunity with the red vick with a private hotel operator. we don't know if the doors are shut here on that property until that deal closes. regardless of the fate of the red vick, it's clear that the city needs to act to address youth homelessness in the neighborhood. we have over $10 million in dedicated funds for bridge housing for homeless youth that is waiting to be spent. that's approved by our city our home committee. in the haight, there's overwhelming support across the community for services and housing for those on the st

i am supervisor melgar, chair of the committee joined by vice chair dean preston and supervisor aaron peskin. the committee clerk is brent. thank you mr. haliba. i would like to ak nonl -- acknowledge the staff at sfgov tv for covering this meeting. mr. clerk, douf any announcements? >> the board of supervisors and convening hybrid meetings that allow inr

i am the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by supervisor mandelman and my committee member supervisoronnie chan. to our left, our clerk is mr. victor young. mr. young, do you have any announcements this morning? >> clerk: yes. the board of supervisors as committees are now convening as high drid meetings allowing people

i'm mandelman i chair this board and our vice chair is aaron peskin and our clerk is angela tsao. madam clerk will you call the roll.

supervisor peskin. >> thank you, chair melgar.s, i want to make some maybe high-level comments and observations as i've been watching this a little bit at a distance. i say that as a supervisor for the most part of 20 years has been speaking to the notion of density equity and insofar as i represent the densist sit -- corner of the city and that's what this does but between the two pieces of legislation we have a conundrum in not moving affordability for dendensity. to me it harks back to the conversations we had with the former mayor that was freaked out that as we took the inclusionary rates in the charter and started an advisory committee we would end up with inclusionary rates that rendered new residential housing infeasible and we said and committed to a third-party process that was feasible and that's the dynamic number that gets revisited every three years when you don't have a pandemic and that's what we were doing for section 415 of the code. i think that's an important conversation to have in this context and we're flyin

chair: thank you, supervisor ronen. we have a motion to amend seconded by supervisor peskin. the motion to amend item 17. [ roll call ]. >> the chair: there are 10 ayes. >> the chair: thank you. without objection, the amendments are accepted. seeing no one else on the roster, we will also take this amended item, same house, same call, and without objection. this ordinance is passed as amended on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 18. >> clerk: item 18 is a resolution appointing dennis j. herrera as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority, for the remainder of the four-year term ending june 30, 2023 >> the chair: thank you, madam clerk. seeing no one on the roster, we can take this item same house, same call. without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 19. >> clerk: item 19 is a motion appointing jian qing zhang, term ending january 15, 2023, roland pickens, emily webb, joseph woo, steven fugaro, steve fields, terms ending january 15, 2024, and eddie chan, term ending j

i am the chair of this committee, aaron peskin. joined to my right supervisor raphael mandelman.rvisor connie chan. >> clerk: we allow in-person attendance and public comment which provide remote access and public comment by telephone. equitable public access is essential. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. thoseen

i would like to confirm that supervisor peskin has been appointed in place of chair preston for item number one on today's agenda. >> great. thank you, mr. clerk. and i think supervisor peskin may have some introductory remarks. >> i do. and thank you, colleagues, for allowing me to join remotely. i am sorry that i am not able to be there in person with you this morning, and i want to thank the committee for hearing this for the pills contract and put it in a little bit of context starting with what the mills act is, which is a state law that alouse for reductions in real property taxes in exchange for the maintenance and rehabilitation of recognized historic resources throughout the state of california. san francisco adopted a local enabling law and when i first became a supervisor 22 or 21 years ago, no one had used these contracts and we pioneered the first one at 460 bush street and san francisco was actually behind much of the rest of the state in implementing the mills act. since that time i am happy to report that the mills act is used more and more and is a lot more user frien