>> commissioner chan: yes, absolutely, thank you. and not only the performance metrics, but within that, what is considered success to you? >> for which teams? street crisis response? or all of them. >> commissioner chan: sure. but street crisis response team is my focus. thank you. >> there are many. there are the basic ones with response times. the number of calls we've successfully responded to as an alternative to police, because if we go, that means the police don't have to go. but long-term we would want to see how many people we successfully connected to resources, shelter, primary care, mental health care and treatment. and we'd also like to see what graduation rates are like from all of these programs. and also whether 911 call volume has decreased for people experiencing homelessness. whether e.r. overcrowding has decreased. there are many different performance metrics that we'd like to see. now it's very, very difficult to get a lot of this information. i'm looking forward to the robert johnson evaluation piece which is a

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. just so that i'll save us time. i would like for all the applicants in their remarks answering the same question that i have for all of them is that, you know, given just a recent developments with the police department, please, do include your answer to this question is what is your view on chief scott for ending the m.l.u. investigations with the district attorney's office and specifically what role should the commission play in this process. please do include this answer in your remarks. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. with that, mr. benedicto. >> good morning. good morning chair peskin, vice chair. it's an honor to be before this committee and be considered for this appointment. as a long time advocate for criminal justice reform and police reform in san francisco, i know the police commission can be a powerful force for advancing those causes and a want to be apart of that critical work. i've worked since 2015 as pro bono council. and since then as a member of the bar

eddie chan. good morning, mr. chan. >> did morning, supervisors. thank you for meeting with us today. my name is eddie chan, current president and c.e.o. northeast medical services serving 50,000 san francisco residents. most vulnerable as you are aware. i have been on the san francisco health board for 13 years. i have been a member of the finance committee during my entire tenure here. we are probably second be largest provider of medicaid beneficiaries in san francisco. my colleagues from the department of public health is the largest. we are probably the second. i do also serve on a number of other boards outside. more on the national level and very happy to say that we have provided a lot of services during covid times. we are providing about 90,000 vaccinations to date. i don't have the exact number of tests that we have done but it is very large as well. again, it is most of the most vulnerable populations in san francisco. if you have any questions for me, please feel free to ask. i do ask for your consideration for my appointment on the bo

with that -- oh, supervisor chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you. i, too, want to thank miss ellis for submitting your application and voicing your desire to serve, and i look forward to seeing you perhaps with other opportunities, but at this point, i do support chair peskin's decision on moving the existing applications forward. i actually joined their commission last year -- pandemic time. i can't remember -- but it's a really great commission that are trying to move a lot of animal protection issues forward, especially in san francisco, and i think part of it's about commissioner ozemoy's rehabilitation certificate, i think that's something we need for san francisco urban living and to allow that wildlife to coexist with the urban environment. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. so mr. clerk, on that motion, a roll call, please. >> clerk: yes. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, supervisors. >> chair peskin: thank you. >> thank you. >> chair peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: thank you.

. >> chan, aye. >> chair preston. >> aye. >> the motion to adopt the amendments is approved. >> and the motion to recommend as amended. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> mandelman, aye. >> vice chair chan. >> aye. >> chan, aye. >> chair preston. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you, president walton. and we will now move back to item one is my understanding that we have supervisor peskin participating remotely. >> yes. item number 1, is a resolution approving a historical property contract between leah culver revokable trust, the owner of 714 steiner street and the city and county of san francisco under administrative code chapter 71, and authorizing the planning director and the assessor-recorder to exkout and record the historical property contract. -- to execute and record the historical property contract. >> thank you, mr. clerk and colleagues. the subject property is within 500 feet of my residence. therefore, i will be seeking to recuse myself. an

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: sorry. thank you. i -- before we went onto public comment, i laid out two motions, and i actually -- one is to make technical amendments to the legislation, and the second was to continue to the committee of the whole to may 24. i need to amend that motion. i am amending the second motion to send it back to land use committee with the understanding that should it be ready for ceqa determination and ready to be heard, it will then be heard as committee of the whole again. thank you. >> clerk: supervisor chan, you're rescinding that vote. supervisor mar, are you rescinding your second? >> president walton: now i need you to make a new motion. seconded by -- motion -- instead of going to the committee of the whole, the [indiscernible] seconded by supervisor [indiscernible] colleagues, any more comments? supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i do have some comments, and then, i have some amendments i want to introduce. i want to thank all the public commenters for this marathon he

commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you, commissioner mandelman. i want to make a quick comment how thankful to cta and also msg of the budget during such a hard time and making sure that the cpa finances are keeping up. so i would like to make a motion to move this forward. >> chair mandelman: thank you, commissioner chan, speaking for all of us and for making that motion. is there a second? >> second, preston. >> chair mandelman: seconded by preston. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: for item 10, [roll call vote] we have 11 ayes. the item is approved on its first reading. >> chair mandelman: thank you, madam clerk. please call item 11. >> clerk: item 11. san francisco medical transportation agency subway renewal overview. this is an information item. >> chair mandelman: director kishbaum. >> hi, good morning, i think that it's still morning. i'm going to go ahead and share my screen. with me is charles drain who leads our team, and he and i are going to each give you a piece of this presentation. we really appreciate the time today. th

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. just so that i'll save us time. i would like for all the applicants in their remarks answering the same question that i have for all of them is that, you know, given just a recent developments with the police department, please, do include your answer to this question is what is your view on chief scott for ending the m.l.u. investigations with the district attorney's office and specifically what role should the commission play in this process. please do include this answer in your remarks. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. with that, mr. benedicto. >> good morning. good morning chair peskin, vice chair. it's an honor to be before this committee and be considered for this appointment. as a long time advocate for criminal justice reform and police reform in san francisco, i know the police commission can be a powerful force for advancing those causes and a want to be apart of that critical work. i've worked since 2015 as pro bono council. and since then as a member of the bar

>> thank you, chair chan. and thanks director hines for this presentation and -- thank you for your work on this effort. it seems like it makes sense. for so many reasons for clean power sf to look at a better way to set our rates than just -- counselling it based on the pg and e rates. i had a question about like why we've up until now have been basing rateos pg and e rates is that mainly to enter that our rates are competitive so we can get customers. was there other reasons? >> you captain mow to take that, too. >> sure. feel free to add anything i miss. >> the answer to there are multiple reasons why we have done this and you touchod a couple of them. the first is that clean power assess pritting now for almost sick years may will be the sixth year. but it is relatively new and we phase today in we phased in enrollment across the city and so the first principal we applied was is important for customers familiarity is important and the ability to make sort of clear comparisons. am so this was one element of

chan present. haney present. mandelman present. mar not present. melgar not present. >> present. i'm here. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. melgar present. peskin not present. supervisor preston. preston present. ronen present. safai present. stefani present. >> president walton: present. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president walton: thank you. would you call the role for the county transportation authority. >> yes, chair. chan present. roll call] >> commissioner ronen: here. >> commissioner safai: present. >> commissioner stefani: present. >> commissioner walton: present. we have quorum. >> thank you. and the san francisco board of supervisors and the county transportation authority acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their tradition, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibility as c

moved by peskin , seconded by chan. i think we can take that same house, same call without objection. madame clerk, please call item 7. >> item 7, appoint one member to the citizens advisory committee committee. this is an action item. >> commissioner melgar: thank you. so, i just wanted to thank chair john larsen for his service to our city and for very competently chairing this c.a.c. as a resident, i appreciate that he has been able to voice the concerns of folks in district 7. thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you, commissioner melgar. now we have april smith. >> good morning. april smith, senior transportation planner, happy to present this item today. the transportation authority has been 11-member citizens advisory committee with the members serving a two-year term. the board appoints individuals, neither staff nor the c.a.c. make recommendations on appointment. to qualify, applicants must be san francisco residents and appear before the board at least one to speak to their interests and qualifications. attach

go. >> chair ronen: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair ronen. in the next 12 months, what are our strategy -- what is our strategy to sort of kind of protect ourselves against -- obviously, not a lot we can do because the factors are overwhelming beyond the control of the city and county of frisk, but what, in the next 12 months, can we do to sort of brace ourselves of the recession risk? i think what you've identified is the board adopted its economic reserve strategies, which wraps together the budget stablisation and rainy day reserves. those serve as our main bulwark against revenue recession. there are also many side choices that you can make, and that we do frequently make when we suffer a shortfall in revenue, and those can be to reduce any kind of one-time spending, like capital or i.t. costs, and there are other choices. i don't know if ashley wants to talk about those. >> [indiscernible] there's definitely choices to make. i think one of the reasons why you don't see really significant shortf

this is a romantic comedy with sandra bullock and channing tatum, quite different in flavour. and then finally, we are off to 17th century italy for benedetta, which is the true—ish story of a lesbian nun from controversial director paul verhoeven. 0k. it's a pretty intriguing mix. let's kick off with operation mincemeat, which was the subject of a book by ben macintyre. it's an absolutely incredible story, isn't it? it's an extraordinary story, and this is the first film based on that book. there have been other films and tv series about this, but it really is an incredible true story in world war two, where british intelligence basically plotted to plant a body in the sea near spain with false documents to imply that the allies were going to be invading greece rather than sicily so effectively to put the nazis off the scent. and let's see a clip in a second where we see colin firth and matthew mcfadden kind of in shock that their plan mightjust be working. i may vomit. i may vomit with you. every piece of intelligence says the nazis are waiting for us in greece. and every pi

>> clerk: supervisor chan, that is correct. >> the chair: thank you, supervisor chan.am clerk, let's do a roll call vote for item 14. thank you, supervisor chan. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> the chair: thank you. without objection, that resolution is adopted unanimously. now, madam clerk, let's call item 15. >> clerk: item 15, this is an ordinance to amend the police code, the building code bond for labor standards compliance and certain residential construction projects. >> the chair: thank you. and seeing no one on the roster, we will take this item same way, same call, without objection. this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 16. >> clerk: item 16 is an ordinance amending the planning code to designate 2261 fillmore street (aka clay theatre), assessor's parcel block no. 0630, lot no. 002, as a landmark consistent with the standards set forth in article 10 of the planning code; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making public necessity, c

vice-chair chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair preston and i want to also thank president walton's leadership on this legislation and i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of this piece of legislation. i think that the legislation itself, i actually agree with chair preston, that it wasn't codified long ago. it should have been all this time. and, frankly, during a time of need, during a pandemic, especially under a present public health crisis, to think of suspending the policy just doesn't actually make any sense in fact, i think that the legislation is well written and it is really spelling out a process for accountability, transparency, that prevent abuse. of any kind. and it is allowing both the people that are serving homeless individuals, as well as the individuals themselves having an understanding and having a process that they can agree on that is the set process that there's no confusion, and allowing a conversation. i think that far too long of what is happening in our shelter, oftentimes has not been transparent. we cannot get the data that we needed and to set up a good public

this is a romantic comedy with sandra bullock and channing tatum, quite different in flavour. then finally, we are off to 17th—century italy for benedetta, which is the true—ish story of a lesbian nun from controversial director paul verhoeven. 0k. it's a pretty intriguing mix. let's kick off with 0peration mincemeat, which was the subject of a book by ben macintyre. it's an absolutely incredible story, isn't it? it's an extraordinary story, and this is the first film based on that book. there have been other films and tv series about this, but it really is an incredible true story in world war ii, where british intelligence basically plotted to plant a body in the sea near spain with false documents to imply that the allies were going to be invading greece rather than sicily, so effectively, to put the nazis off the scent. and let's see a clip in a second where we see colin firth and matthew macfadyen kind of in shock that their plan mightjust be working. i may vomit. i may vomit with you. every piece of intelligence says that the nazis are waiting for us in greece. and every

vice-chair chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair preston and i want to also thank president walton's leadership on this legislation and i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of this piece of legislation. i think that the legislation itself, i actually agree with chair preston, that it wasn't codified long ago. it should have been all this time. and, frankly, during a time of need, during a pandemic, especially under a present public health crisis, to think of suspending the policy just doesn't actually make any sense in fact, i think that the legislation is well written and it is really spelling out a process for accountability, transparency, that prevent abuse. of any kind. and it is allowing both the people that are serving homeless individuals, as well as the individuals themselves having an understanding and having a process that they can agree on that is the set process that there's no confusion, and allowing a conversation. i think that far too long of what is happening in our shelter, oftentimes has not been transparent. we cannot get the data that we needed and to set up a good public

supervisor chan? >> commissioner chan: thank you, madam clerk. first, i would like to cosponsor supervisor ronen's resolution on prop c. thank you so much for this work, and today, i'm asking governor newsom to halt a safety certificate for pg&e until the company is held accountable for its actions. during this climate action month, let's remember, for all the work that [indiscernible] done for protecting california, with the problems plaguing us with wildfire, several northern california counties reached a settlement where pg&e will pay just $55 million in the settlement agreement. let's not forget that, you know, pg&e really has been responsible since the 2010 san bruno explosion. the federal court has recognized that this company has set at least 31 wildfires in california, burned nearly 1.5 million acres, destroyed nearly 24,000 structures, and killed 113 californians. pg&e is literally getting away with murders, so with the safety certificate, pg&e effectively has a license to burn as pg&e has no liability and can use rate payer dollars to p

supervisor chan? >> commissioner chan: thank you, madam clerk. first, i would like to cosponsor supervisor ronen's resolution on prop c. thank you so much for this work, and today, i'm asking governor newsom to halt a safety certificate for pg&e until the company is held accountable for its actions. during this climate action month, let's remember, for all the work that [indiscernible] done for protecting california, with the problems plaguing us with wildfire, several northern california counties reached a settlement where pg&e will pay just $55 million in the settlement agreement. let's not forget that, you know, pg&e really has been responsible since the 2010 san bruno explosion. the federal court has recognized that this company has set at least 31 wildfires in california, burned nearly 1.5 million acres, destroyed nearly 24,000 structures, and killed 113 californians. pg&e is literally getting away with murders, so with the safety certificate, pg&e effectively has a license to burn as pg&e has no liability and can use rate payer dollars to p

supervisor chan. >> thank you, madame clerk. selected a consultant so we can continue moving forward and we have work on hitting the ground running to get the group started. we'll convene every month in the february 23, 2023. it's continuing on the revenue bond and other related topics. we'll provide electric bicycles to at base workers but this is thank to supervisor mar's work on this thinking how to provide the support and we have supervisor preston as an alternate and updating delivery workers. maybe something more innovative. my other assignment is the house services board. in march we began meeting in person. we have a new chief operating officer and comes from santa barbara county. annually we set up rates and fees for members in the system. i'll bring it forward. to kick off that's my assignment report and to kick off the climate action month i have series of legislation to introduce in the next few weeks but i'm urging the california state legislature to approve assembly bill 2026 authored by assembly member freeman. sh

thank you. let's continue our conversation theme girl jackie chan and how did you become jackie chan'sirlfriend, you know absolutely nothing i hope for, not counting on success. i just went to the casting, but everyone went. i went the hungry years, i was pregnant. at that moment, well, i couldn’t help but go, and then they call, a month later, they say that the adjika personally approved you. and i say, but the shooting, when a month later it was especially visible. yes, that was my first one at last. earnings here in those years, moreover, what is surprising, i then starred in parallel in the decanter before monzon in our series and i had the opportunity a wonderful opportunity to compare how to make a movie in our country and how to make a movie, there and and uh, the difference is colossal to say, yes, but if i could, for example, sit in a suit all day in the countess monsor, but so and not enter the frame, otherwise jackie hmm the camera even moved by running. i remember my fee was $100 a day on set and $75 standby. you don't know what a stenbay is, you were sitting doing nothing,

chuck norris bruce lee jackie chan all these people are invariably associated with the word kung fu, us is not real real kung fu can only be seen in china and far from everywhere in order to see real kung fu you need to go to places where it is really taught without much publicity without publicity of showlessness. our correspondent alexei brazhnikov visited china and saw what real kung fu is. they are greeted with thunderous applause turning into a continuation. janghoa is the largest martial arts school in china on stage the best of the two and a half thousand students to perform in front of honored guests. it is already customary for them to participate in the opening of the asian olympic games with a chinese government delegation. all this was and probably will not wake you up yet. she dreams of most of the rising masters about something else. jackie chan purpose only 7 years of them he has been practicing kung fu for 4 years his father teaches here at school, but his son has a coaching career. it seems uninteresting in his opinion is much more pleasant to be a celebrity. than no

think this genre is coming back, and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing these two actors, in particular channing and sandra bullock, together, slightly flipping the gender dynamic that you normally saw in those films. i mean, he's very clearly smitten with her. she thinks he's not bright enough for her. she's the smarter one, but she's very, very willing to send herself up. and there's something about sandra bullock that's always so relatable and delightful and very finessed with the comic timing. and she is brilliant at what she does, but she is she being the character that we sort of know and love her for? yes. i mean, that's what we want sandra bullock to do. we want her to be intelligent but slightly ditzy. we want her to be the friend or the person that you want to hang out with and kind of... but also, she produces this film, and she makes sure that it does something a little bit sharper, a little bit different in terms of gender. and brad pitt? brad pitt is so worth seeing this film for and definitely hold on till the end credits watch the whole thing, but he plays the kind ofjack trainer

supervisor chan. >> thank you, madame clerk.ted a consultant so we can continue moving forward and we have work on hitting the ground running to get the group started. we'll convene every month in the february 23, 2023. it's continuing on the revenue bond and other related topics. we'll provide electric bicycles to at base workers but this is thank to supervisor mar's work on this thinking how to provide the support and we have supervisor preston as an alternate and updating delivery workers. maybe something more innovative. my other assignment is the house services board. in march we began meeting in person. we have a new chief operating officer and comes from santa barbara county. annually we set up rates and fees for members in the system. i'll bring it forward. to kick off that's my assignment report and to kick off the climate action month i have series of legislation to introduce in the next few weeks but i'm urging the california state legislature to approve assembly bill 2026 authored by assembly member freeman. she trie

vice-chair chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair preston and i want to also thank president walton's leadership on this legislation and i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of this piece of legislation. i think that the legislation itself, i actually agree with chair preston, that it wasn't codified long ago. it should have been all this time. and, frankly, during a time of need, during a pandemic, especially under a present public health crisis, to think of suspending the policy just doesn't actually make any sense in fact, i think that the legislation is well written and it is really spelling out a process for accountability, transparency, that prevent abuse. of any kind. and it is allowing both the people that are serving homeless individuals, as well as the individuals themselves having an understanding and having a process that they can agree on that is the set process that there's no confusion, and allowing a conversation. i think that far too long of what is happening in our shelter, oftentimes has not been transparent. we cannot get the data that we needed and to set up a good public

eddie chan. good morning, mr. chan. >> did morning, supervisors.. my name is eddie chan, current president and c.e.o. northeast medical services serving 50,000 san francisco residents. most vulnerable as you are aware. i have been on the san francisco health board for 13 years. i have been a member of the finance committee during my entire tenure here. we are probably second be largest provider of medicaid beneficiaries in san francisco. my colleagues from the department of public health is the largest. we are probably the second. i do also serve on a number of other boards outside. more on the national level and very happy to say that we have provided a lot of services during covid times. we are providing about 90,000 vaccinations to date. i don't have the exact number of tests that we have done but it is very large as well. again, it is most of the most vulnerable populations in san francisco. if you have any questions for me, please feel free to ask. i do ask for your consideration for my appointment on the board. thank you. >> supervisor peskin

chair chan. >> present. >> vice chair