three seats, three applicants. >> chair ronen: wonderful. and if we could hear from mario paz, one of my favorite immigrant rights leaders, in district 9. good morning. >> good morning, chair. >> superviso-- ronen.we've beena dark cloud for the last four years. we've witnessed -- insanity in the separation of children from their parents. and the one policy after another with anti-immigrant. the policy initiative that was promoted by this -- the outgoing administration. thank goodness. we now have an opportunity to reimagine the system and we are most excited at the commission to be at the forefront. san francisco has always been a beacon of light. during these four years, we standed for our sanctuary policy and we continued to stand to celebrate immigrants and continue to fight. and we are very, very proud of the work that we are highlighting all of the atrocities. again we continue to uphold san francisco values. i look forward to continuing that work. again i'm very excited about finally being able to pass comprehensive immigration reform,

thank you, chair ronen. yes, i would like to move to approve the appointment of both mark dunlop and julia prochnik to the treasure island authority board board of directors and strike the rejecting language and move that forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: thank you. can we have a roll call vote on those motions? >> clerk: certainly. [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, and thank you, miss prochnik for your willingness to lend your expertise in this way. we thank you. mr. clerk, can you please read item number 3. >> clerk: item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing three members for an indefinite term, to the treasure island development authority citizens advisory board. >> chair ronen: thank you, and i believe that courtney mcdonald from supervisor haney's office will be joining us as 10:30 -- at 10:30 in case we have any questions from her, but in the meantime, let me hear from the applicants. is amalia l

thank you very much. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and thanks for finding a way to get into this meeting. we appreciate it. is there any other callers? >> clerk: madam chair, that completes the queue. >> chair ronen: okay, thank you very much. any comments from my colleagues? nope. then i am happy to make a motion to forward the appointment of jeffrey lee to seat 3 to the board with recommendation. can we please have a roll call vote. >> clerk: yes on that motion [roll call] ronen aye. the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. is there any other items on this agenda? >> clerk: that completes the agenda for today. >> chair ronen: then the meeting is adjourned. have a good day, everyone. thank you. bye. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching to coping with covid-19. well, we're down to the wire before the presidential election, so here's some tips to help you vote safely during this pandemic. >>> by now, all californians who are registered to vote should have received your ballot to vote by mail. it m

three seats, three applicants. >> chair ronen: wonderful. and if we could hear from mario paz, one of my favorite immigrant rights leaders, in district 9. good morning. >> good morning, chair. >> superviso-- ronen.we've beena dark cloud for the last four years. we've witnessed -- insanity in the separation of children from their parents. and the one policy after another with anti-immigrant. the policy initiative that was promoted by this -- the outgoing administration. thank goodness. we now have an opportunity to reimagine the system and we are most excited at the commission to be at the forefront. san francisco has always been a beacon of light. during these four years, we standed for our sanctuary policy and we continued to stand to celebrate immigrants and continue to fight. and we are very, very proud of the work that we are highlighting all of the atrocities. again we continue to uphold san francisco values. i look forward to continuing that work. again i'm very excited about finally being able to pass comprehensive immigration reform,

>> supervisor stefani: yes, chair ronen, yes. >> chair ronen: great.lease open this up for public comment. >> clerk: yes, the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 1-(415)-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 1469652968. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, dial star 3 to line up to speak and the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand and please wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and you may begin your comment. do we have any speakers at this time? >> yes, i currently have nine callers in the queue. i will queue the first caller. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: hi, we can hear you. please proceed. >> caller: my name is marilyn tesconi, the chair of the behavioral health commission. i have seen no value in the current relationship between the non-profit san francisco mental health education fund and the behaviorial health commission. during that time the effectiveness and credibility has declined but it's not too late to rectify that. separating the

. >> chair ronen: aye. >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: all right. thank you so much. can you please read item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to expand the boundaries of the american indian cultural district, and provide additional details regarding the cultural and historical significance of the district. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and this is another one of my items that we'll seek to broaden the boundaries of san francisco's american indian cultural district, which was established by the board in april of this year. cultural districts are one of the most important tools we have as a city to strengthen the cultural identities of neighborhoods and communities, that face the pressures of gentrification of displacement. few communities in the country that have experienced disappointing as profoundly as the american indian community. the recently formed district, which is situated within the mission district and mission dolores neighborhood, in an area that spans both districts 8 and 9, provid

thank you very much. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. ding a way to get into this meeting. we appreciate it. is there any other callers? >> clerk: madam chair, that completes the queue. >> chair ronen: okay, thank you very much. any comments from my colleagues? nope. then i am happy to make a motion to forward the appointment of jeffrey lee to seat 3 to the board with recommendation. can we please have a roll call vote. >> clerk: yes on that motion [roll call] ronen aye. the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. is there any other items on this agenda? >> clerk: that completes the agenda for today. >> chair ronen: then the meeting is adjourned. have a good day, everyone. thank you. bye. >> the time is 5:00 p.m. the ringing of cell phones, pagers, and similar devices can still have been virtually and is still prohibited. please turn your devices off. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect commissioners, staff and members of the public," commission on the environment's meeting room is closed. howev

thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, commissioner ronen. well stated. we'll go back to you, mr. pi pickford. >> i will ask francesca from sfmta to make her presentation. >> chair peskin: great. please proceed. >> good morning. my name is francesca napolitan, and i'm here to present an overall adoption of our curb management strategies, as well as provide a proposal for a shared spaces pick up zone evaluation. >> chair peskin: whoever -- somebody needs to mute. somebody needs to mute. hold on, francesca. my apologies. >> all right. >> chair peskin: which one of you needs to mute. all right. my apologies. >> no problem. i wanted to start with my agency's per management strategy because i think that would provide the framework of how we would be looking at this evaluation and why we would want to collect this data. so i think we all know that over the last ten years, we've seen an increase in the modes of transportation that are wanting to share our street spaces, including uber and bicycles, while at the same time, our agency has long supported muni put service, paratransit, and ta

thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, commissioner ronen. well stated. we'll go back to you, mr. pi pickford. >> i will ask francesca from sfmta to make her presentation. >> chair peskin: great. please proceed. >> good morning. my name is francesca napolitan, and i'm here to present an overall adoption of our curb management strategies, as well as provide a proposal for a shared spaces pick up zone evaluation. >> chair peskin: whoever -- somebody needs to mute. somebody needs to mute. hold on, francesca. my apologies. >> all right. >> chair peskin: which one of you needs to mute. all right. my apologies. >> no problem. i wanted to start with my agency's per management strategy because i think that would provide the framework of how we would be looking at this evaluation and why we would want to collect this data. so i think we all know that over the last ten years, we've seen an increase in the modes of transportation that are wanting to share our street spaces, including uber and bicycles, while at the same time, our agency has long supported muni put service, paratransit, and ta

thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, commissioner ronen. well stated. we'll go back to you, mr. pi pickford. >> i will ask francesca from sfmta to make her presentation. >> chair peskin: great. please proceed. >> good morning. my name is francesca napolitan, and i'm here to present an overall adoption of our curb management strategies, as well as provide a proposal for a shared spaces pick up zone evaluation. >> chair peskin: whoever -- somebody needs to mute. somebody needs to mute. hold on, francesca. my apologies. >> all right. >> chair peskin: which one of you needs to mute. all right. my apologies. >> no problem. i wanted to start with my agency's per management strategy because i think that would provide the framework of how we would be looking at this evaluation and why we would want to collect this data. so i think we all know that over the last ten years, we've seen an increase in the modes of transportation that are wanting to share our street spaces, including uber and bicycles, while at the same time, our agency has long supported muni put service, paratransit, and ta

ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been d.b.i. staff and management, and at other times, it's been the developers, contractors, and consultants who are seeking permit approvals. in 2001, a d.b.i. survey called for a culture of preferential treatment and called for an overhaul of the department. in 2004, marcus armstrong and a d.b.i. investigator plead guilty for taking bribes. in 2010, permit expediter jimmy jen was jailed on 232 felony fraud counts brought by district attorney and vice president-e

thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, commissioner ronen. well stated. we'll go back to you, mr. pi pickford. >> i will ask francesca from sfmta to make her presentation. >> chair peskin: great. please proceed. >> good morning. my name is francesca napolitan, and i'm here to present an overall adoption of our curb management strategies, as well as provide a proposal for a shared spaces pick up zone evaluation. >> chair peskin: whoever -- somebody needs to mute. somebody needs to mute. hold on, francesca. my apologies. >> all right. >> chair peskin: which one of you needs to mute. all right. my apologies. >> no problem. i wanted to start with my agency's per management strategy because i think that would provide the framework of how we would be looking at this evaluation and why we would want to collect this data. so i think we all know that over the last ten years, we've seen an increase in the modes of transportation that are wanting to share our street spaces, including uber and bicycles, while at the same time, our agency has long supported muni put service, paratransit, and ta

ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been d.b.i. staff and management, and at other times, it's been the developers, contractors, and consultants who are seeking permit approvals. in 2001, a d.b.i. survey called for a culture of preferential treatment and called for an overhaul of the department. in 2004, marcus armstrong and a d.b.i. investigator plead guilty for taking bribes. in 2010, permit expediter jimmy jen was jailed on 232 felony fraud counts brought by district attorney and vice president-e

ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been d.b.i. staff and management, and at other times, it's been the developers, contractors, and consultants who are seeking permit approvals. in 2001, a d.b.i. survey called for a culture of preferential treatment and called for an overhaul of the department. in 2004, marcus armstrong and a d.b.i. investigator plead guilty for taking bribes. in 2010, permit expediter jimmy jen was jailed on 232 felony fraud counts brought by district attorney and vice president-e

ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been d.b.i. staff and management, and at other times, it's been the developers, contractors, and consultants who are seeking permit approvals. in 2001, a d.b.i. survey called for a culture of preferential treatment and called for an overhaul of the department. in 2004, marcus armstrong and a d.b.i. investigator plead guilty for taking bribes. in 2010, permit expediter jimmy jen was jailed on 232 felony fraud counts brought by district attorney and vice president-e

ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud,

that will be your opportunity to begin your comments. >> chair: supervisor ronen, this is your hearingo much, chair, for holding this hearing or scheduling it. i want to thank d.p.h. for being here. i wanted to set the tone or the reason for the hearing. in late april about a month after the shelter-in-place order was issued by mayor breed, there was a study begun to study covid infection rates in the mission. we had little information about where the virus was concentrated and which communities were hit. unfortunately this population had contracted the virus disproportionately to their numbers in the city. the city's response should have been swift to contain the virus and to mitigating the physical and emotional toll that covid has inflicted on this community. today, nearly seven months after the study, the situation has not improved in significant ways in the latinx community. while the latinx community makes up 15% of the population of san francisco, it has consistently made up over 50% of the people testing positive for covid in this city. the latinx community deserves to know tha

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.with me on the video conference is catherine stefani and rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. our i'd like to thank sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 health emergencier and to protect board members, city employees and the public, the board of the supervisor legislative

ronen would you like to make a motion. before you do so, commissioner yee. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want to thank commissioner ronen for bringing this to our attention in terms of what issues were presented today. a lot of times when we go to the meetings some of the items we don't catch these issues. this wases an important one for commissioner ronen to bring to our attention. i will support her in opposing this plan. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner yee. commissioner ronen. would you like to make a motion? >> yes, sir. thank you, chair peskin for your support. thank you so much. >> i was going to add that given the gravity of this rather unusual situation this is going to only require one reading. this will be the first and final appearance on our agenda. >> thank you. with that i may being a motion to approve this item. >> second to the motion? >> second by vice-chairman delman. >> on that motion a roll call, please. >> item 9. commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> commissioner

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the ctt

>> supervisor ronen: yes, thank you so much. i wanted to request that chaireskin agendize our next meeting a resolution that i'll submit in opposition to the metropolitan transportation commission's recent addition of the tele-commute mandate in the final group print of the planned day area 2050. i serve at the board's representative on m.t.c. and several weeks ago the m.t.c. commission approved the final blueprint of plan bay area 2050. at the last minute, m.t.c. staff added 7, a mandate that large employers, those with 24 or more employees, and the ability to do work remotely, will have at least 60% of their employees telecommute on any given day. the staff stated that the strategy is necessary to demonstrate how the region will meet its 19% greenhouse gas submission target for the year 2035. which the california air resource board requires. overall plan barrier 2050 is to result in an affordable connected, diverse and vibrant bay area for all. essential to that is the expanded well-functioning safe transportation system that connects the bay area and reduc

. >> through the chair, supervisor fewer, this is supervisor ronen, i couldn't agree more. come to city hall i notice that there are so, so many sheriff and there's so few people in the building. i just see an 11.5 million over expenditure during these times is shocking so i hope we can get a very detailed explanation of that. i just want to second the concerns. >> thank you. >> go ahead, michelle. sorry. >> no, no. thank you for the questions. public-health is projecting a small surplus of inpatient revenue. i will hand it back over to ben rosenfeld to talk about covid emergency response. >> thank you, michelle. obviously one of the more dynamic will be spending related to the city's covid response so as the board recalls the budget includes 580 million dollars in programs spanning a number of different services with the emergency and we're doing monthly projections and all of that work that spans five or six different departments on the expenditure side and it's summarized in the record and we can check in board members within these reports on how things are performing it

ronen: good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. good morning and welcome to the november 16, 2020, meeting of the rules committee. with me is vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor victor mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk:

chair peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> supervisor preston: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> supervisor safai: present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> supervisor walton: present. >> clerk: commissioner yee. >> supervisor yee: present. >> clerk: i'm sorry? i'll now make an announcement -- oh, thank you. commissioner haney present. i will now make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the this agenda, via telephone by calling (415)655-000(415)655-0001, and d entering access code 146 423 1359. then pound and pound again. to make public comment, dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. when it is your turn to speak, your line will be unmuted and the operator will advise you're allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll move on to the next caller. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volumes of any television or radios around you. and that concludes my announcement. >> chair peskin: thank

chair peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> supervisor preston: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> supervisor safai: present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> supervisor walton: present. >> clerk: commissioner yee. >> supervisor yee: present. >> clerk: i'm sorry? i'll now make an announcement -- oh, thank you. commissioner haney present. i will now make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the this agenda, via telephone by calling (415)655-000(415)655-0001, and d entering access code 146 423 1359. then pound and pound again. to make public comment, dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. when it is your turn to speak, your line will be unmuted and the operator will advise you're allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll move on to the next caller. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volumes of any television or radios around you. and that concludes my announcement. >> chair peskin: thank

the chair of that body would acknowledge the native peoples and thank them for allowing us to be on their lands. so, i really want to thank the native communities that brought this to supervisor ronen myself and greg castro in particular, and due to deliberation committee, look forward to this being the new way we start each and every meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> ok. thank you supervisor peskin. thank you ronen. next up is supervisor safai. >> superivsor safai: submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. >> i would like to adjourn today's meeting in horn of a san franciscan who we lost too soon after a fight with aml leukemia and linda squires growy. she spent her life here. she grew up in richmond and attended elementary and presidio middle leading to earn bachelors and masters degrees from san jose state and to teach at hum bolt state. when linda returned to san francisco she started her career at city college where she began as a teacher and retired as dean of the department of health and physical education. linda knew than everyone starts off with the same advantages and that city college could open doors to opportunities that could change lives. she fough

the chair of that body would acknowledge the native peoples and thank them for allowing us to be on their lands. so, i really want to thank the native communities that brought this to supervisor ronen and myself and greg castro in particular, and due to deliberation committee, look forward to this being the new way we start each and every meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> ok. thank you supervisor peskin. thank you ronen. next up is supervisor safai. >> superivsor safai: submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. >> i would like to adjourn today's meeting in horn of a san franciscan who we lost too soon after a fight with aml leukemia and linda squires growy. she spent her life here. she grew up in richmond and attended elementary and presidio middle leading to earn bachelors and masters degrees from san jose state and to teach at hum bolt state. when linda returned to san francisco she started her career at city college where she began as a teacher and retired as dean of the department of health and physical education. linda knew than everyone starts off with the same advantages and that city college could open doors to opportunities that could change lives. she f

ronen: good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. good morning and welcome to the november 16, 2020, meeting of the rules committee. with me is vice chairand supervisor victor mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk

ronen: good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. good morning and welcome to the november 16, 2020, meeting of the rules committee. with me is vice chair