thanks, chair chan. >> chair chan: thank you, commissioner mar. shall we move to commissioner singh, please. >> supervisor singh: sorry, i had to unmute myself. commissioner mar asked my question so i'll briefly say thank you again to mr. heinz. i think that my colleagues share my frustration and i share their frustration at, you know, the escalating issue with the pcia, which, i mean, has been a problem, and it seems to get higher and higher. i'll straight-up say that this is pure monopolistic behavior and it's not okay, and we have to do something about it. so, you know, i appreciate the work that you're doing to balance all of these competing needs and our need to be obviously fiscally sustainable per the charter while we're dealing with all of this. the other thing that i just wanted to comment on, you know, having -- i have some experience in some of the budgetary work outside of this commission, but the budgetary work that is being done by the utility organizations and i'm feeling confident that there will be an extension of -- hopefully ren

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, these two resolutions were introduced with the values that we support working people in san francisco. we support those who often times do not have a seat at the table and having their voices silence bid those who are in the positions of power. the resolution to commend jordan jo bill -- billups is a privilege of mine. jordan is a constituent in district 1. i want to thank jordan for organizing and leading the cannabis worker to unionize and urbana dispensary, in the favor of unfair labor practices and in retaliation. workers at the dispensary began to organize a union with local 5 to improve working conditions. despite management attacks and fear and intimidation, jo stood strong for the workers. stood up to management. they continue to push back against management lies and take tactics. because of this jo was fired in january of this year for no other reason other than because they were effectively leaders of organizing efforts urbana. jo stood strong by gathering suffic

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you president walton. my apology in my oversight earlier. i would like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> president walton: thank you supervisor chan. madam clerk please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) >> president walton: it is passed on first reading. madam clerk, call item 27. >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the administrative code to provide that employees are covered by the healthcare security ordinance when teleworking during restrictions on on site work or encourage employees to telework during the pandemic. >> president walton: please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: without objection it is passed on first reading. madam clerk, please call item 27. >> clerk: 28? >> president walton: 28. >> clerk: it's an ordinance to redeem the task force to require redistricting task force members to file statements of economic interest otherwise known as form 700s. >> president walton: thank you madam clerk. i believe we may have a minor amendment that is being propos

. >> chair chan: thank you, madam clerk. seeing that no more public comment, public comment is closed. i do want to, again, to reiterate about this proposed budget and work plan that we are leaving some flexibility with this proposal, meeting the deadline requirement of june 15 for the upcoming fiscal year approval. however, i do want to talk about the fact that we -- we really with the intent to sync our budget cycle with the board of supervisors, to really allow a more in-depth conversation around, you know, the lafco budget. and really dive deeper and into greater details about the lafco work plan, be it about clean power s.f., m.o.u., sfpuc, and local buildout, public bank and gig worker, you know, issues. all of these -- i really do look forward in the coming months to have a deeper conversation, along with the transition with an executive officer, a new executive officer, coming on board. so i just wanted to, again, to -- the fact that today this budget proposal is not end all, be all, but i think that it's a good step

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, on june 2nd of this year, we were remembering the passing of lieutenant vin perez a firefighter, and antonio pelerio. that leads to in memoriam that i'm submitting today. on tuesday june 8 of this year, he passed away after fighting a wildfire at the san francisco international airport parking structure. on june 8, at 6:30 a.m., firefighter and other firefighters respond fod a significant fire. firefighters worked hard to attack and extinguish the fire which curd on the fourth floor of the parking structure. unfortunately, after returning home from the incident, he suffered a medical emergency and passed away. our firefighters are on the front lines and they really are our heroes who respond tirelessly and courageously to help keep our families, our neighborhoods and our communities safe. as a partner of a firefighter, i understand this loss weighs heavily on the san francisco fire department and the team. my best wishes for the 127 firefighter recruiting class to be gradu

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. mr. moss, i think me request is along the lines of not just about this project but it's along the line of the neighborhood in the area. what's the big picture? i totally get it, like i said earlier, about the design and having moderate income households. [please stand by] that doesn't mean. i get it. we need to build moderate housing. but let's figure out a balanced approach because it's what we lack of. so we then at some point are lack of extremely low income and low income housing. that's really my comment and i'm also really glad that this was a chance to bring this up and that's where i'm going to do my pitch that we have really dedicated to affordable housing and i want to strongly encourage the mayor's office of housing to continue to make sure we hold that in agreement. to affordable housing whenever that's possible. so that's more of a comment than question. thank you, chair peskin for indulging me. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor chan. and seeing no other comments and questio

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you president walton. my apology in my oversight earlier. i would like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> president walton: thank you supervisor chan. madam clerk please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) >> president walton: it is passed on first reading. madam clerk, call item 27. >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the administrative code to provide that employees are covered by the healthcare security ordinance when teleworking during restrictions on on site work or encourage employees to telework during the pandemic. >> president walton: please call the roll. >> clerk: (roll call) there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: without objection it is passed on first reading. madam clerk, please call item 27. >> clerk: 28? >> president walton: 28. >> clerk: it's an ordinance to redeem the task force to require redistricting task force members to file statements of economic interest otherwise known as form 700s. >> president walton: thank you madam clerk. i believe we may have a minor amendment that is being propos

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. mr. moss, i think me request is along the lines of not just about this project but it's along the line of the neighborhood in the area. what's the big picture? i totally get it, like i said earlier, about the design and having moderate income households. [please stand by] that doesn't mean. i get it. we need to build moderate housing. but let's figure out a balanced approach because it's what we lack of. so we then at some point are lack of extremely low income and low income housing. that's really my comment and i'm also really glad that this was a chance to bring this up and that's where i'm going to do my pitch that we have really dedicated to affordable housing and i want to strongly encourage the mayor's office of housing to continue to make sure we hold that in agreement. to affordable housing whenever that's possible. so that's more of a comment than question. thank you, chair peskin for indulging me. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor chan. and seeing no other comments and questio

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. i thank supervisor peskin for bringing this item to our attention, and i would like to ask general manager ginsburg some questions if he's present. >> president walton: madam clerk, is general manager ginsburg present? >> clerk: yes, mr. president, i believe he is. >> i'm here. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you, colleagues, and president walton. general manager ginsburg, i know this was sent out by executive director from parks alliance, and i -- if you may indulge me in this line of questions and comments, that i promise you i will make my point from that all the way linking to the action that we're about to take around this bond. if i may, madam clerk, if we can share the letter according to some of our colleagues, you have yet to see the letter that was sent by the parks alliance, and we have provided a copy of that just in case you have yet to see it. in that letter, you can kind of see the context [inaudible] referencing my line of questions arou

supervisor chan? chan aye, chair peskin, peskin aye. the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, next item, please. >> yes, next on the agenda, 2, ordinance amending the administrative code by cod ifying add tiesments of solicitations, reject or change solicitation, grants terms set forth requirements for the head of the agency in making the sole source, and rules and regulations for effectively carrying out the requirements of this ordinance, set forth grant requirements set on grant fund source and administrative debarment procedures. >> this measure, kind of amazing this is not already law as brought to you by supervisor stefani, new section 21g for grants in our administrative code, and thank you, supervisor stefani and your staff for bringing this to us, and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, chair peskin and thank you for scheduling this item. colleagues, before you today is an ordinance to reform the way the city conducts grant making. the purpose of this ordinance is to ensure openness, transparency, and a basic le

so commissioner chan? >> supervisor chan: i think that we -- i'm happy to withdraw my motion and instead use to amend the resolution before us so, you know -- and then, my proposed amendments on -- it will be on page two -- sorry. it doesn't actually have the line, so i can't tell you what lane it is, but it's page two, second clause to the last, which is, based on the [inaudible] and safety, staff moves a two-way roadway on one side except to be infeasible. so i would like to -- concept to be infeasible. so i would like to strike out that clause entirely, and then, the next clause would be to insert, whereas sfmta and r.t.e. will be considering all contact and findings in this report, and i think that technically, some of the -- some of the things that we wanted to insert, commissioner peskin, perhaps that is a moot point that we don't need to include, but i think it is valid for what commissioner walton talked about when it comes to usage. and then, i think there were some concerns that it wasn't conclud

i know that's the internal polls nina turner put out was that chan that will brown was only 15%, but i can tell you she's got a lot of support in the suburbs, a lot of support among the jewish community here, when is prevalent in northeast ohio. nina turner, which i think there is truth to her poll, is polling -- looking very good when it comes to cleveland and akron, especially in the usual are not areas. you know, this is where we're going to be who can continue to get their name out there. i don't think it's all sum up for nina turner. i think she still has a lot of work to do, but chan shall brown is on her shontel brown is on her heels. >> a lot of tames when we say

i agree with supervisor chan. she's injecting a note of reality into this fantasy that people have that this is a good decision to completely close this highway. i have no trust in the three agencies who have been working nonstop the last 14 months to shove this down our throat. i think the most important thing to remember is the usage numbers were adopted in the third wave of the worst pandemic in 100 years. they are not applicable to the situation now. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. caller? >> my name is jonathan roman -- >> hello, caller? hello? >> my name is jonathan roman, and i've lived in the outer sunset since before the loma prieta earthquake. make note, i do not support the full closure of the great highway, and for that matter, slow streets as a cyclist. the great highway is a major artery inside and outside the city. again, i do not support the full closure of the great highway, and the pandemic is essentially over. open the great highway. it punishes the people in the ric

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, on june 2nd of this year, we were remembering the passing of lieutenant vin perez a firefighter, and antonio pelerio. that leads to in memoriam that i'm submitting today. on tuesday june 8 of this year, he passed away after fighting a wildfire at the san francisco international airport parking structure. on june 8, at 6:30 a.m., firefighter and other firefighters respond fod a significant fire. firefighters worked hard to attack and extinguish the fire which curd on the fourth floor of the parking structure. unfortunately, after returning home from the incident, he suffered a medical emergency and passed away. our firefighters are on the front lines and they really are our heroes who respond tirelessly and courageously to help keep our families, our neighborhoods and our communities safe. as a partner of a firefighter, i understand this loss weighs heavily on the san francisco fire department and the team. my best wishes for the 127 firefighter recruiting class to be gradu

supervisor chan? >> i just want to make a quick comment. i'm really glad that you brought up about the power shortages. i do feel like every time when we have a storm in san francisco, somehow that treasure island always gets the short end of that stick. and it always happens there. so it is just music to my ears. i have great sympathy for my supervisor, matt haney. and he was the only supervisor who could not walk his entire district. i always have the pleasure to be able to do door-knocking in my district simply by walking there, and to know that treasure island truly is an island. and yet they're still really part of the community of san francisco. and we need to continue to make sure that whatever we do there is inclusive, and make sure that they do have voices. so it is great to hear that that is the first point that you brought up. i appreciate that. >> thank you. it is really important. the same with the toll issues and the congestion and the ferries. the accessibility is so critical, and it can't just been for one group of people. t

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: mr. president, i would like to sever item number 35, please. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, president walton. i'd like to sever item number 37. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mandelman. seeing no one else on the roster. madam clerk, would you please call the roll for the remaining items. >> clerk: yes. on items 34, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, and 43, [roll call] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. and without objection, these resolutions are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 35. >> clerk: item 35 resolution to urge the government in the department of housing and community development to immediately remove language barriers and affirmatively and immediately conduct outreach to under served populations and those under represented in present applications and to redesign future rent to those with or without access to the internet and in multiple languages. >> president walton: thank you. supe

i agree with supervisor chan. she's injecting a note of reality into this fantasy that people have that this is a good decision to completely close this highway. i have no trust in the three agencies who have been working nonstop the last 14 months to shove this down our throat. i think the most important thing to remember is the usage numbers were adopted in the third wave of the worst pandemic in 100 years. they are not applicable to the situation now. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. caller? >> my name is jonathan roman -- >> hello, caller? hello? >> my name is jonathan roman, and i've lived in the outer sunset since before the loma prieta earthquake. make note, i do not support the full closure of the great highway, and for that matter, slow streets as a cyclist. the great highway is a major artery inside and outside the city. again, i do not support the full closure of the great highway, and the pandemic is essentially over. open the great highway. it punishes the people in the ric

chan and mr. chu. also, i asked the san francisco anti displacement coalition to join us today with c cdc. he is available for questions. i want to thank and recognize all of the organizations that have been on the front lines of providing relief and counseling folks and working with us. i do have some questions, director shaw. thank you for the update. some of this is changing daily. the program is up and running now a little over two weeks. >> that's correct since march 28th, sir. >> the data from the first two weeks was 1450 applications received totaling $13.3 million requested. is that right? >> that's correct. updated numbers are 1800 with $16 million. >> thank you. we seem to be, if my math is right, and i don't know the fluctuation day-to-day there is an increase. about $1 million per day being requested since the launch date. >> yes. i think with this launch we are pushing the outreach. we think this will stabilize. we know that with the concerns around the change in eviction more people will

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. i think that actually this conversation comes at a perfect timing for budget. i know that supervisor safai is referencing the fact that we should wait until the budget process, i actually think that this is a great intro to what is ahead of us. what is ahead of us is that let's again be mindful of the fact we have surplus, colleagues. we are a city and county of san francisco previously with $13.7 billion budget and, right now, here we are we have two surpluses and more than $600 million in federal funding. that tells me and this supervisor what is ahead of us is scarcity in cuts mentality that we basically are saying that we can have these conversations, we can only fund this, but not that, instead of saying who are we funding and what are we funding for? and what i'm saying for free muni is funding for working people and i know, colleagues, you're saying that fare is not the top concern of why those who don't ride muni. that's because those people have means. people who don't have m

but that's jackie chan. he's just wonderful.jackie chan adult health service center which serves about 125 seniors when they come here for their health care. so thank you for your support. and, today, we assembled all of the executive directors of the a.p.i. counsel member organizations to welcome you to this press conference and talking to sarah and kelly earlier, we said that, mayor, this is one probably of the most excited and happy press conference for the a.p.i. council because last night i couldn't sleep thinking, you know, you've been wonderful at your budget announcement, your emphasis you put on public safety, holding our seniors safety and then protecting them as well as protecting them with programs and services. you're also protecting the homeless to try to lift up the homeless population. you definitely talk about food security and child care and recovery of chinatown as well as san francisco's small businesses. so all that a.p.i. counsel really have been working on for the longest time. we've been around for about

thank you, commissioner chan for bringing it up. thank you for all you have done to make it possible. tina i want to thank also. he it was a big lift. our college interns start next week. there are 25 college interns and 15 high school interns. some will be on a similar hybrid model. we will reach out when there are opportunities to engage with them as well as final presentation. thank you all again. >> thank you, commissioners. if there is no further announcements we can move to item 4. review. commissioner moore. sorry. >> let us know where these students are coming from. i definitely offer my ability to help mentor, tootor or explain. i have been on for a while. besides being in the profession there are things to share. make yourself available to including us know early on which schools you have chosen. thank you. >> thank you. >> through the chair there is a member of the public requesting to speak. we will make sure it is appropriate. caller are you here to speak to director's announcements. >> i am confused on the order. i am

. >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, we're reporting our outside assignment. great to be here in-person with you in the chamber. i will first report back on lafco. we are at the may and june lafco meetings, we received an update from sfpuc clean power s.f., sfpuc extended debt relief program through march 2022. great news. based on updates received from p.u.c., we all passed a resolution urging forgiveness of utility debt. governor newsom announced $2 billion of thinks budget that will go forwards utility debt relief. we still have one vacancy, if you want to join us, we got supervisor dean preston as the alternate for supervisor mar. we'll be posting a job listing for the position by next meeting, in july. second assignment that i have is the house services board. over the past couple of months, the house services board has been holding hearings as we go through the annual benefits and rate setting process. we have been reviewing and approving health plan rates and benefit for current city employees and reti

. >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, we're reporting our outside assignment. great to be here in-person with you in the chamber. i will first report back on lafco. we are at the may and june lafco meetings, we received an update from sfpuc clean power s.f., sfpuc extended debt relief program through march 2022. great news. based on updates received from p.u.c., we all passed a resolution urging forgiveness of utility debt. governor newsom announced $2 billion of thinks budget that will go forwards utility debt relief. we still have one vacancy, if you want to join us, we got supervisor dean preston as the alternate for supervisor mar. we'll be posting a job listing for the position by next meeting, in july. second assignment that i have is the house services board. over the past couple of months, the house services board has been holding hearings as we go through the annual benefits and rate setting process. we have been reviewing and approving health plan rates and benefit for current city employees and reti

i see that commissioner chan is in the chat. commissioner chan? >> thank you, chair mandelman.rst of all, i really want to thank cta staff working on this report. the report really shows a lot of information that i've been asking for. and it is really good to see them being included in here and discussed not just in details, but both to be able to see the map as well. sometimes i personally get frustrated not being able to see the map of the concept, and this kind of clearly tells us where they, you know -- where the pressure points are in our roadways with different scenarios. i think -- i think this is more of a comment than really a question. i want to say that as we continue moving forward with this process, i really wanted to see -- and i think that my colleagues, supervisors mar and melgar have agreed with me, because we issued a joint letter to sfmta and the rec and park department about just the outreach of it. it just has not been very inclusive. and, frankly, i just really wanted to see more transparency and more inclusiveness in terms of outreach. even your data show

>> clerk: yes, we do, chair chan.n the motion by seconded by commissioner mar to approve the may 21st, 2021, meeting minutes, [roll call] you have three ayes. >> chairman: great. see gz with no objection, these minutes are approved. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 3. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. item three is the final budget plan for the fiscal budget year 2021 to 2022. >> chairman: great. we will have the final presentation from executive officer brian ggoebel. >> there have been no changes to the budget since the may 21st meeting. and so i will share my screen with you at this time. hopefully you can see that okay, chair chan. great. so first up is the work plan and these are the three general objectives based on your feedback and direction at previous meetings. we which has a goal of creating a business plan for public bank or municipal public finance. passed out of committee yesterday and is now on its way to the full board of supervisors with a positive recommendation. our third objective would b

morgan chase chief economist anthony chan, great to see both, thank you so much for joining us, let me kick it off with you stephanie in terms of the impact of the economy what does this month job number tell you? >> i've had this thesis pretty much since the whole pandemic started and we started unleashing stimulus after stimulus of monetary and fiscal that the stimulus was really attacks i think this morning payroll and employment report illustrates one of the ways in which that is true, that is basically paying people to stay home, we now have a situation where private employers have to compete to the government to get labor and are really struggling to do so. we have seen that the labor force actually participation declined in the amid a strong headline jobs number and there was a contraction in the total labor force, this is going to be an issue that hopefully next month will start to unwind as half of the state in the country do away with the dog mention unemployment benefits that have been restraining return to the labor force in putting real pressure on businesses as they strug

tiffany chan reporting. reporti.perts say whales don't normally attack humans and may have scooped him up without realizing. when he realized i'm in a whale's mouth. >> he is lucky he's okay. >> like moby dick. >> yeah. let's get to our weather for the weekend. >> we're tracking a really nice warmer and that hotter weather moving next week. mostly cloudy skies and a look up to some fog first thing tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 7 7 7 7 tracking showers throughout the next few days. the storm system just couldn't make it any farther south. the reason why high pressure on live doppler 7 along with satellite blocked any moisture from moving into most of california. so that high is going to be responsible for the hot temperatures next week. and tonight we're just getting a little bit of that moisture from that falling front in the form of higher humidity. dewpoints which measures moisture in the atmosphere. right now the dewpoints are rising in the 60s. and when they're in the 60s it's going to feel muggy out there. ri

and the even more extreme is a chan and its successes. they also use these chat rooms to announce them murder was plans and publish their manifesto on these forums the most violent taxes on it and remembered things. the 1st of these attacks and 2019 was carried out in christ church. new zealand brenton tyrant stormed into 2 mosques, murdering 51 people. he was the 1st attack to post a live video like in a 1st person shooter game. and he inspired away for further deadly attacks. first in california and texas, followed by oh, slow in august. and then finally in holland near dietrich, she's all familiar with these image boards and writes gaming greek. he monitors new extremist content being posted online every day and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators invasion is leaving. the eyes from the world they live in is not real. it's about some of the talk elliptical end of the world scenario. and they claim there is a white genocide taking place, and this is why it's basically a death hole where the end of

tiffany chan reporting. reporti.perts say whales don't normally attack humans and may have scooped him up without realizing. when he realized i'm in a whale's mouth. >> he is lucky he's okay. >> like moby dick. >> yeah. let's get to our weather for the weekend. >> we're tracking a really nice warmer and that hotter weather moving next week. mostly cloudy skies and a look up to some fog first thing tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 7 tracking showers throughout the next few days. the storm system just couldn't make it any farther south. the reason why high pressure on live doppler 7 along with satellite blocked any moisture from moving into most of california. so that high is going to be responsible for the hot temperatures next week. and tonight we're just getting a little bit of that moisture from that falling front in the form of higher humidity. dewpoints which measures moisture in the atmosphere. right now the dewpoints are rising in the 60s. and when they're in the 60s it's going to feel muggy out there. right no

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. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-ch

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