. >> thank you chair williams vice chair de antonio member friedman here member haddix hear member jackson. >> absent member preston here member shifrin your member martinez. absent member walton here chair williams president thank you. >> we have a quorum right? we do have quorum so we'll start with our land acknowledgment. this is the raw material only land acknowledgment. so we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the roma to challenger who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as indigenous stewards of this land in accordance with their traditions the roma to challenge have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the dramaturge community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. all right. so we'll go to general public comment

go ahead. >> thank you, chair williams. i want to first thank i did not get a chance to thank our executive officer pollock for his work with lafco. it is good to see he remains in government and take this opportunity to thank mr. samerrae for his on going contribution as for all the work he has done and pleased see he is legal to take the role for acting executive officer and want to be supportive of appointing him as acting executive officer and make the motion to move to appoint him. thank you. >> second. >> okay. seeing no further questions from colleagues open this up for public comment. yes. there are no individuals here in the chambers we'll move to remote line. there are no callers. seeing no public speakers, comment is closed. is there a motion to appoint khalid samerrae as acting executive officer? >> moved. >> moved by commissioner chan and seconded by commissioner sevier. can you call roll. >> on item 3 commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner sevier. >> aye. >> commissioner williams. >> aye. >> there are thre

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williams. >> madam chair, i'm madam chair.it does not appear we have any other callers but let me double check just to make sure i do not see any other hands raised other than the two that we've heard fellow commissioners. are there any comments, concerns for anything that's not on the agenda? >> i have due to the time. thank you chair. >> i just want to say it it is black history month. i'm back. >> my apologies. a point of order, madam chair. i think that was just public comment for non agenda items for the public not the commission. thank you. you're right. >> are we obligated to answer those? no. >> no question no, no. just to listen. thank you. i'll go ahead and call the next item madam chair i think it's five c which is the workshop on annual housing production report fiscal year 2023 dash 2020 for discussion and director koslowski thank you madam secretary and greetings members of the commission members of the public who are here. >> this is ozzie i's annual housing production report. it talks about the housing producti

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[music] ♪♪ >> meeting will come to order. 2025 regular meeting of lafco i'm acting chair hope williams joined by connie chan and isaac

the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. williams, for five minutes. mr. williams: address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. williams: madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate the gordon long horns for their win over the white face antelopes with a score of 70-24 to become the u.i.l. class champions. the longhorns finished a season with a perfect record of 15 wins and zero losses. after a season of early mornings, long hours on the field and staying focused in school, these student-athletes and trainers and coaches showed dedication, strength and unwavering commitment to victory. i'm proud that all their hard work and dedication throughout the year has paid off. as some of these bright and talented individuals prepare for their next endeavors, i wish them the best of luck and blessings for an even brighter and more victorious future. go longhorns. in god we trust. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, for five minutes. mrs. watso

. >> meeting will come to order. 2025 regular meeting of lafco i'm acting chair hope williams and joinedy connie chan and isaac salvier. our clerk and i like to thank the stof of sfgovtv for dc

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second, let's call the roll, pl chair evans i. >> commissioner albright i commissioner asllani and williamsi commissioner deputy. >> item 14 is approved. thank you some way. thank you. moving to item 14 b and c will be presented by the hsh1 system director candace thompson. >> good morning beverly chair butler fellow commissioners and executive director mcspadden. my name is candace thompson. i she her pronouns and i'm the hsh1 system director. the items before you today are two new contracts with focus for the one system and the hope system and i'll just provide some brief background and context on focus and on these two systems before jumping into the details of the contract. so bit focus is the software vendor for the clarity human services software solution solution which is. >> department of housing and urban development or hud compliant homeless management information system we usually refer to it as hmas both the one system and the hope system use the clarity human services software platform. >> you've probably heard of the one system so it's been our official homeless management inf

texas congressman roger williams joins us now he chairs the house small business committee. what appears to be the priorities shifted to those who lawfully may not be here on the right side of the ledger and place of the money that could be used to help american citizens. do you understand the frustrations? i hear from cold for a new for the leaderpractically incan. >> they're doing ex do exactly e don't do in texas. he got the governor of california can over the present come down the steps of air force one to shake his hand he's got a 50 million-dollar to keep california and they're asking for money. it is nuts. the bottom line is, we've got to defend the border. the president's done a great job of that proved that a great job of that spending texas' money. you've got to defend the borders and some bad guys to be here illegally, you're here illegally need to pay the price. >> so glad you mentioned that. wrinkle we've all seen the numbers and those of us who cover this sort of issue for a living are not surprised. you're certainly not surprised by the decrease. but i must sa

america's brian moynahan and our intrepid producer chase williams talked to moynahan and he says we bank every one. he's denying that. fed chairll was asked by tim scott about the banking and scott made clear this is a huge priority for this. >> specifically to debank certain industries. that the point i am making that we have to solve. it is legal in america to do business, we should do our part. >> reporter: the commitment scott got from powell in that hearing. >> it is fair to take a fresh look on debanking. we don't do these things that regulation leads things to happen and we need to work on that. >> reporter: this hearing with the big bank ceos is happening behind closed doors which may be we will get reaction from senators on their way out. maybe we will get reaction from ceos but this is a priority for republicans, they control the senate and the house so they have ceos on a lot. david: donald trump took the bull by the horns going after moynahan the bank of america chief. former reagan economic advisor art laffer adjoining me. talk about this new bill, the budget reveal from the republicans. it has this absurd claim t

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the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. williams, for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and over here, thank you. good to see you. chair powell: how are you? >> all right. the federal reserve recently withdrew from the network for greening the financial system, stating this work had extended beyond the fed's statutory mandate. well, i agree with this decision, i still have concerns with how previous fed policies may have discouraged lending to traditional energy sectors like oil and gas, and it should not be the role of the government and the federal reserve to be in the business of picking winners and losers. so my question is, can you clarify whether the fed will ensure that financial institutions are not pressured to making lending decisions based on political or climate considerations rather than sound financial risk analysis? chair powell: i confirm that is not our policy. that would be inappropriate and absolutely not something we should be doing. >> ok, thank you. the basel committee on banking supervision intended for the basel 3 endgame proposal changes

. >> gentleman yields back the balance of his time, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. >> over here, thank you. the federal reserve recently withdrew from the network for greening the financial system saying its work extended beyond the statutory mandate. i agree the decision, i have concerns with her previous fed policies may have discouraged lending, should not be the role of the government and the federal reserve to be in the business of picking winners and losers so my question is can you clarify whether the fed will ensure that financial institutions are not pressured to make lending decisions based on political or climate considerations rather than financial risk analysis? >> i confirm that's not our policy, that would be inappropriate. not something we should be doing. >> thank you. the basal committee on banking supervision intend to the basal 3 end game proposal changes to be implemented in a capital neutral manner to ensure a level playing field for us banks. following its intent the previous vice chair of supervision initiated implementation efforts with cap

the a chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. >> thank you. good to see you.om the network, for the system, beyond the fed's statutory mandate. while i agree with this decision i still have concerns how previous fed policies may have discouraged lending to sectors like oil and gas and it should not be the role of the government to pick winners and losers. my question, will you clarify whether the fed federal institutions not making decisions based on climate to risk analysis-- >> i would confirm that's not our policy. that would be inappropriate and absolutely not something we should be doing. >> okay, thank you. the basel community on banking supervision for the basel 3 end game proposal changes to be in a capital manner level playing field for u.s. banks. following its intent, the vice claire for supervision had efforts with capital neutrality in mind and his successor proposed what exceeded the recommendations. this made it more difficult for banks and their customers and weakened the bank's competitiveness. ultimately took his eye off the ball and went in

chair now recognizes the member from pennsylvania, representative thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the 115th anniversary of scouting america. on february 8, 1910, chicago businessman william d. boyce, who grew up in western pennsylvania, incorporated the boy scouts of america, now known today also as scouting america. for more than a century, scouting has built character, forestered leadership and in-- fostered leadership and instilled in young people the values that strengthen families, communities and our nation. generations of scouts have learned that leadership is not about titles, but about action. it's about stepping up when others step back. about lending a hand when it's needed most. time and time again scouts have answered the call, whether responding to natural disasters, local emergencies, assisting veterans or leading conservation efforts in their communities. even in my current role as u.s. representative for pennsylvania's 15th congressional district, and chairman of the house agriculture committee, i use the lessons and values learned in scouting to ease and to guide my decision making. the scout oath tells us that we have a duty to god, country, others and

williams: i'd like to say thank you for being here and good to see you and i yield my time back. >> the chair turns to the gentleman from missouri, mr. cleaver, for five minutes. rep. cleaver: very capable and courageous ranking member. mr. chairman, thank you for being here today. as you know, my words, the cfpb has been disemboweled over the last 10 days or so. which probably -- it may not be much concern on the hill in certain quarters, but two things i wanted to ask you about. rules at the cfpb must be from time to time updated. right now there is no system for updating any of the rules. and one of the other issues is that -- is there a regulatory gap, or are there regulatory gaps that you can see clearly, that people can feel, because there is essentially no cfpb for the first time since the end of the great recession? mr. powell: so it -- i don't think we know where this comes to rest. you may have seen last night that the administration nominated somebody to be the permanent head of the cfpb. i'm not sure what the end intention is here. if you assume that it goes away, then yeah, there

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president butler president vice chair kristin evans president evans president commissioner katie albright she's all right present commissioner deanie dean of and williamsexcused commissioner bevan deputy president deputy president commissioner walking girl president girl president. commissioner sharky laguardia is not present this places you on item three announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting the use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of use or use of a cell phone or similar sound producing devices. thank you for your cooperation and it's noted that commissioner laguardia is present this places you on item four. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners and thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedules to join in this special meeting today to prepare for our year end report summarizing our accomplishments from last year and also to establish a working group tasked with developing our 2025 agency strategic plan and just for the record i

chair. that was it. christopher reeve: i couldn't give up because nerves can find new pathways. steve kirshblum: he had tremendous work ethic and would push himself. robin williamsother chris is fighting like crazy. when you find people who fight like that but still keep their humanity, that gives you great hope. christopher reeve: my mind wandered back to my weight training for superman when i could bench press more than my own weight. matthew reeve: he trained his ass off, bulking up two weight sessions a day. christopher reeve: the guy actually who played darth vader in star wars, dave prowse, developed a program for me. he's a former mr. universe. the point is that when i started, i was a string bean, and superman is not a string bean. everybody else said, you just flushed your career down the toilet. goodbye. nobody thought i was in my right mind. how are they ever going to pull this picture off and make the man fly? and it's a cartoon and a very, very skeptical about the whole thing. pierre spengler: when we signed the deal for superman, the head of production at warner brothers, who shall remain nameless, said it will never make a movie. christopher reeve

afternoon chair melgar and members of the land use and transportation committee to two met across our coalition and with members of the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee also with william wilcox, the mayor's office of housing and development to discuss this ordinance. we understand that the intent of this legislation is to help support market rate development projects and provide increased onsite inclusionary housing during this economic slump. we accept these conditions and also want to ensure the city makes a strong effort to safeguard the integrity of the inclusionary housing program and its effort to prioritize 100% affordable housing. to that end, we are grateful for supervisor chan's amendments to ensure the prioritization of takac and sid like subsidy for 100% affordable housing projects. we also agree with tighter language to manage the queue of applicants seeking to use the subsidies to ensure market rate projects do not displace 100% affordable projects. we also appreciate the assessment that will be taken up by mayor's office of housing development. they'll be shared with the technical advisory committee for looking at changes in the future and we really app

afternoon chair melgar and members of the land use and transportation committee to two met across our coalition and with members of the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee also with william wilcox, the mayor's office of housing and development to discuss this ordinance. we understand that the intent of this legislation is to help support market rate development projects and provide increased onsite inclusionary housing during this economic slump. we accept these conditions and also want to ensure the city makes a strong effort to safeguard the integrity of the inclusionary housing program and its effort to prioritize 100% affordable housing. to that end, we are grateful for supervisor chan's amendments to ensure the prioritization of takac and sid like subsidy for 100% affordable housing projects. we also agree with tighter language to manage the queue of applicants seeking to use the subsidies to ensure market rate projects do not displace 100% affordable projects. we also appreciate the assessment that will be taken up by mayor's office of housing development. they'll be shared with the technical advisory committee for looking at changes in the future and we really app

chair. >> yes please. yes. item four. item number 14 is a resolution retroactively approving and authorizing an amendment to the lease of approximately 11,000ft2 of real property located at 729 filbert street with william jay piedmont has landlord extending the term for approximately five years from february 1st 2024 for a total term of december 1st 2018 through january 31st 2029 effective upon approval of this resolution for an annual total base rent of approximately 437,000 authorizing director of property on behalf of the san francisco department of public health to execute the lease amendment and authorizing the director to enter into other amendments or modifications to the lease that did not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purpose of the lease or the resolution. >> madam chair, thank you. and again we have director i drink or panic here. >> good afternoon again andrew gopnik director real estate members of the budget finance committee i'm before you with a lease amendment this time on behalf of department of public health or at 729 filbert street the san francisco department of public health or intends to continue providing valua