chair ronen. e chair walton and supervisor safaÍ i'm lauren post, chair of the san francisco's public works commission. when the commission was launched two years ago, i was appointed by controller ben rosenfield. i'm pleased to have been reappointed for your consideration by controller greg wagner. as you know, public works is one of the city's largest departments and has been around for 120 years. but it never had a citizens oversight commission until two years ago. so as vice chair xabi mentioned, it's been a learning process for the department and for us. but i'm pleased to tell you, i think the two years have been a big success. as commissioner zarb mentioned, one of my biggest responsibilities last year was leading a national search for a new director for the department. it was a robust search at the mayor's request, and in our own backyard, interim director short rose to the top as the most qualified candidate. we were pleased by the appointment and i think she's breathed new life into the d

chair. ronenonen i the motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. congratulations, commissioner. yen thank you, mr. clerk, can you please read item number two? item number two is a hearing to consider appointing two members. term's ending january 15th, 2025. one member term ending january 15th, 2026, and nine members terms ending january 15th, 2020 to the san francisco health authority. thank you so much. and we have many applicants today who are here, so i will call you up one by one. and you can stay there. and if you could keep your comments to around two minutes, that would be greatly appreciated. and we're going to start with sean cheng. good morning supervisors, my name is jen zhang. i'm a ceo of chinese hospital, and it was an honor to serve the san francisco health plan. the board of trust, board of directors for six years. and i'm hoping to be reappointed for a third term. it's very important to have some cisco health plan there for our low income, community. and then i a

walton i supervisor safaÍ absent chair. roneni and supervisor safaÍ supervisor safaÍ on the motion to appoint supervisor stephanie to the reentry council. yes. safaÍ i the motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. thank you, mr. clerk. can you please read item number two? yes. item number two is a motion approving rejecting the mayor's nomination for the reappointment of mark dunlop to the treasure island development authority board of directors for a term ending february 26th, 2028. thank you. and mr. dunlop is. oh, he. yes. he, has an injury and so is speaking remotely. good morning, mr. dunlop. good morning. thanks for joining us. honored to be. but i just wanted i'm very honored to be able to speak to the elected board and, am ready for any questions you might have. and, just to let you know, i've. this is now my second and a half term. this would be, if approved, my second and a half term and i have i feel that the board itself, the title board, has made great strides at certainly one of the biggest going p

that occurred because we went through this exact same process and the board and thank you, former chair ronen and chair chan for helping to negotiate that kind of agreement. i just want to say the amount of time and energy spent on these creative ways to get these funds, that we should be united to, to spend these revenues on their their intended purpose. and it's disappointing yet again , that we have another budget presented to this board that now we're we are have confirmation that none of it is spent on the recommendations of prop i unless the board figures out a way to fund those things. and i will just say we have lots of opportunities in all of our districts for things like acquisition of sites to develop affordable housing, small sites, acquisitions that i know. chair chan has been leading on. and just wanted to before before turning it back over to the committee, i do want to ask you on the small sites, just what the, current balances for small sites, acquisitions. supervisor preston, so last year at this time, we talked about small sites, balances and, and what we've done and what y

. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner preston, aye. >> commissioner ronenaye. >> - 6 ayes. >> the minutes are approved. >> the motion passes. >> great. (laughter). >> thank you, madam clerk and please call the next item. >> 3. community advisory committee report — information* >> great. i think we have chair segal giving that report and whoops online. >> hello. >> hi, good morning chair and commissioners at the may meeting the cac supports the prop aa and controversy active street projects with two members abstaining boot ferry mission bay project to the community and large players in the area should be contributing funding and voted unanimously to support the fillmore geary planning study and members supported this and i am glad to hear people in the community may not be in the community weeks and unsurprisingly a discussion on the 39 millions prop o and two point allocation request considering that is other items and in particular are the district 9 renovations the mock anti are not penalized schools with high attrition and including low income and no inc

and if, if the chair, ronen will allow it to again to be the first item, i would really appreciate itt we're going to have this kind of elaborated discussion today, but i still appreciate that, i hope that chair ronen, will be receptive to having this, for discussion and on agenda next week. i'm sure her team is listening, mr. clerk, on that motion. my apologies. this matters. continue. the matter as amended to june 10th. correct yes. on that motion, supervisor chan i chan i supervisor safaÍ i safaÍ i vice chair walton i walton i the motion passes. thank you. motion carries continued to next week. thank you, supervisor chan . mr. clerk, please call item number two. item number two is a motion approving rejecting the president of the board of supervisor aaron peskin. nomination of jessica campos for reappointment to the childcare planning and advisory council. term ending march 19th, 2027. thank you so much. and i don't see miss campos here, which she's supposed to be present. or is she? oh, i'm sorry. there she is. my apologies, miss campos. you have the floor. good morning, superviso

. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner preston, aye. >> commissioner ronenaye. >> - 6 ayes. >> the minutes are approved. >> the motion passes. >> great. (laughter). >> thank you, madam clerk and please call the next item. >> 3. community advisory committee report — information* >> great. i think we have chair segal giving that report and whoops online. >> hello. >> hi, good morning chair and commissioners at the may meeting the cac supports the prop aa and controversy active street projects with two members abstaining boot ferry mission bay project to the community and large players in the area should be contributing funding and voted unanimously to support the fillmore geary planning study and members supported this and i am glad to hear people in the community may not be in the community weeks and unsurprisingly a discussion on the 39 millions prop o and two point allocation request considering that is other items and in particular are the district 9 renovations the mock anti are not penalized schools with high attrition and including low income and no inc

that occurred because we went through this exact same process and the board and thank you, former chair ronen and chair chan for helping to negotiate that kind of agreement. i just want to say the amount of time and energy spent on these creative ways to get these funds, that we should be united to, to spend these revenues on their their intended purpose. and it's disappointing yet again , that we have another budget presented to this board that now we're we are have confirmation that none of it is spent on the recommendations of prop i unless the board figures out a way to fund those things. and i will just say we have lots of opportunities in all of our districts for things like acquisition of sites to develop affordable housing, small sites, acquisitions that i know. chair chan has been leading on. and just wanted to before before turning it back over to the committee, i do want to ask you on the small sites, just what the, current balances for small sites, acquisitions. supervisor preston, so last year at this time, we talked about small sites, balances and, and what we've done and what y

chair mandelman present. >> commissioner melgar absent. >> commissioner peskin present. >> commissioner preston present. >> commissioner ronen absent. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> present commissioner walton present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i've received requests from commissioners commissioner safai and commissioner chan also objections upcoming to grand that request i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting we welcome our attention in-person in the elective chamber in room 250 or serve the meeting live add sfgovtv.org remotely the best way dial the number on your screen. >> legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch 2663 506 8858 # # to make public comment on an item, when the item is called, dial '*3' to be added to the queue to speak. speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. calls taken in the order they're he received speak slowly and turn down the volume of

um, and i want to give a thanks to our summer chair supervisor ronen for joining us and supervisor dorsey bringing they're perspective into the hearing. which really, really is helpful i think at the end of last week was something made clear to me as a committee chair. um, is that we are in a very dire situation with the budget legislative analyst has the work ahead. >> how to mar that the city budget is going to be there for all san franciscans. come january 2025. and instruction looking at staff management and contract convenience, welfare, and necessity whatever to bring in the budget spending and consider ways and one thing that is clear to me that can continue as usual. if we keep that rate of spending as proposed by mayor london breed, we're going to face and fiscal cliff come january 2025 not acceptable. and clearly that the budget it budget before us so together just to get us through until november. and - but so - if we don't change course at that moment, we're going to face the fiscal cliff will force us to cuts to our staffing and operation and also the services that our commun

chair chan and supervisor ronen ask that, most of my questions, i mean, you know, i'm i'm just literallyreally starting to wonder what the point of the constitution is, the district attorney's office receives about 40 more million dollars than the public defender's office. and it also just seems to focus on public safety here in this city. has nothing to do with preventing and stopping crime. i mean, we don't want to address the reasons people offend, like poverty, higher cost of living, unemployment and for some reason, this mantra of lock everyone up, is what people are focused on and they think they're going to solve the problems, even though we know historically that has never worked. but even with that being said, if we are going to have our jails overcrowded, if we are going to have a situation that is unattainable, at the very least we need to make sure that we meet our constitutional mandate to provide and make sure the rights of people are protected. and, you know, we have so much more work to do around addressing safety in the city. people need jobs. they need training. they ne

um, and i want to give a thanks to our summer chair supervisor ronen for joining us and supervisor dorsey bringing they're perspective into the hearing. which really, really is helpful i think at the end of last week was something made clear to me as a committee chair. um, is that we are in a very dire situation with the budget legislative analyst has the work ahead. >> how to mar that the city budget is going to be there for all san franciscans. come january 2025. and instruction looking at staff management and contract convenience, welfare, and necessity whatever to bring in the budget spending and consider ways and one thing that is clear to me that can continue as usual. if we keep that rate of spending as proposed by mayor london breed, we're going to face and fiscal cliff come january 2025 not acceptable. and clearly that the budget it budget before us so together just to get us through until november. and - but so - if we don't change course at that moment, we're going to face the fiscal cliff will force us to cuts to our staffing and operation and also the services that our commun

i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors mariano melgar and shamann walton. today, supervisor ronen will be sitting in for president aaron peskin shortly, our clerk is john carroll, and i would like to thank, corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? yes. thank you , madam chair. a quick reminder to those in attendance today in the chamber. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. if you have any documents to be include as part of the file, you should submit them to me and you can do so by bringing them forward to the rail. i'll meet you there. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak along the western side of the chamber. i'm pointing it out with my left hand. while not necessary to provide public comment, i also invite you to fill out a comment card and leave the comment card on the tray by the television on your left hand side. i

i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors mariano melgar and shamann walton. today, supervisor ronen will be sitting in for president aaron peskin shortly, our clerk is john carroll, and i would like to thank, corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? yes. thank you , madam chair. a quick reminder to those in attendance today in the chamber. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. if you have any documents to be include as part of the file, you

chair of the rules committee. this morning, joined by committee member, supervisor safaÍ and supervisor chan, who will be substituting for supervisor roneng, and i

ronen absent. thank you. and the motion passes. do we have, any other business before us today, madam chair? that completes our business. thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> good evening, welcome to the june 12, 2024, board of appeals. president lopez will be residing. vice president alex lemberg is absent this evening. also present is city attorney jeff who will provide the board with any legal advise. i'm julie, the board's executive director. we will also be joined from representatives from the city departments that will be prenlting before the board. up front we have tina representing the planning department and kevin birmingham acting chief inspect or. we will also have matthew for dbi joining us via zoom. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellant and respondent each are given 7 minutes to present their case and three minutes to rebuttal. time may be limited if the agenda is long. our legal system will give you a verbal warning 30 seconds before your time is up. modify a determination or grant a rehearing request.

chair mandelman present. >> commissioner melgar absent. >> commissioner peskin present. >> commissioner preston present. >> commissioner ronen absent. >>

chair of the rules committee. this morning, joined by committee member, supervisor safaÍ and supervisor chan, who will be substituting for supervisor ronenthis morning. our clerk is victor young, and i would like to thank jamie ashburn for with sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting for us this morning. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements, yes. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when you

chair chang if for her work and so thank you very much. and the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor melgar supervisor safai i want to be diplomatic in my comments thank you, supervisor ronenwhat that money was meant for to provide a tragedy of dollars and not take away from things existing. and want to play funny math by not play with children's lives and port for children i would add i appreciate supervisor ronen for catching this will pass unanimously by the voters and passed is intent of the students success fund to focus on the schools that need it the most and have the highest learning achievement gap that need english and whole school support with no pta budgets to supplement that's why would he came together and locked arms i'll say that all the rest of any comments for to get this passed. >> thank you very much for highlighting this it will be a slam dunk and shouldn't be playing with children's lives that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> supervisor stefani. >> colleagues, i'm introducing the first of which is in support of pivotal with the legislation this resolution ports the michelle alisa act by dan goldman to address the critical shortage of cancer beds

chair chang if for her work and so thank you very much. and the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor melgar supervisor safai i want to be diplomatic in my comments thank you, supervisor ronenwhat that money was meant for to provide a tragedy of dollars and not take away from things existing. and want to play funny math by not play with children's lives and port for children i would add i appreciate supervisor ronen for catching this will pass unanimously by the voters and passed is intent of the students success fund to focus on the schools that need it the most and have the highest learning achievement gap that need english and whole school support with no pta budgets to supplement that's why would he came together and locked arms i'll say that all the rest of any comments for to get this passed. >> thank you very much for highlighting this it will be a slam dunk and shouldn't be playing with children's lives that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> supervisor stefani. >> colleagues, i'm introducing the first of which is in support of pivotal with the legislation this resolution ports the michelle alisa act by dan goldman to address the critical shortage of cancer beds