vice chair chan. chan aye. chair preston. preston aye. two ayes. >> can thank you. the motion passes. thank you everyone. and let's go back to recall-don't know if we have to call them again. probably do or maybe not. items 1 and 2 we put over. they were previously called. >> they were called so can go right to them. >> excellent. i heard from president walton trying to work out some amendments. needs a bit more time to do so and asked we continue this to our next regular meeting of gao which is october 6, so i like to move to continue items 1 and 2 to october 6. >> thank you chair. apologies there is a member of the public requested to speak to this item. >> did we close public comment previously? i don't recall. why don't we go ahead and reopen public comment to accommodate the caller. >> please pass the last caller through. >> hello. just wanted to state that the expert in the taxi medallion (inaudible) >> pardon me. we have closed public comment for that item and moved to item 1 and 2. >> sorry. >> if you like to send comments you can send viae-mail as well. >>

supervisor chan. >> thank you. the question is i do understand and thank you for the disclosure of the fact that we have to beer the full cost maintenance and insurance. how would that be categoried. on an annual base on the maintenance budget? >> good question. supervisor. i have to work with the chief of the fire department and theef chief of support services to see thou implement that. that monies it is the acquisition is depending on the annual maintenance budget xu make that decision? >> yes. >> to say yes, now have you that cost or budget you will acquire or can acquire? >> yes. >> thank you. >> can i expand. not all the equipment acquired would need that modification painting and striping. we can there are other equipment that would not take that budget. i do appreciate the fact we can return it. if no longer feasible. >> thank you. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you chair ronen. i am excite body this property the fact gives the flexibility to survey the equipment and imptlement in a time leap mann

vice chair chan. chan aye. chair preston. preston aye. two ayes. >> can thank you. the motion passes. thank you everyone. and let's go back to recall-don't know if we have to call them again. probably do or maybe not. items 1 and 2 we put over. they were previously called. >> they were called so can go right to them. >> excellent. i heard from president walton trying to work out some amendments. needs a bit more time to do so and asked we continue this to our next regular meeting of gao which is october 6, so i like to move to continue items 1 and 2 to october 6. >> thank you chair. apologies there is a member of the public requested to speak to this item. >> did we close public comment previously? i don't recall. why don't we go ahead and reopen public comment to accommodate the caller. >> please pass the last caller through. >> hello. just wanted to state that the expert in the taxi medallion (inaudible) >> pardon me. we have closed public comment for that item and moved to item 1 and 2. >> sorry. >> if you like to send comments you can send viae-mail as well. >>

we have super scriers chan with us. i understand we need a little more time. i know there are a lot of folks here in the audiencer in item. we're reviewing some language. so we're going to call that out of order a little bit later. this is going to be a quick meeting so you'll not be waiting long but we'll do that to hem the process. if we could, madam clerk, please call item 2. >> ordinance amending the planning code for the tenderloin special sign. acting zoning controls for neon signs and affirming ploipt findings. members of the public who would like to provide public he comment call (415)655-0001 and the meeting item is -- and press pound and pound again. to speak for item number 2, press *3 and we'll know you have raised your hand. madam chair. >> thank you very much supervisor preston for your introduction of this item. i see we have veronica flores for planning here and i will turn it over to you. >> thank you very much. the item before today would create tenderloin neon special sign district which provides specific controls to encourage new neon signs

with member chan dissenting in committee. we are adjourned. >> i try to start every day not looking at my phone by doing something that is grounding. that is usually meditation. i have a gym set up in my garage, and that is usually breathing and movement and putting my mind towards something else. surfing is my absolute favorite thing to do. it is the most cleansing thing that i'm able to do. i live near the beach, so whenever i can get out, i do. unfortunately, surfing isn't a daily practice for me, but i've been able to get out weekly, and it's something that i've been incredibly grateful for. [♪♪♪] >> i started working for the city in 2005. at the time, my kids were pretty young but i think had started school. i was offered a temporarily position as an analyst to work on some of the programs that were funded through homeland security. i ultimately spent almost five years at the health department coordinating emergency programs. it was something that i really enjoyed and turned out i was pretty good at. thinking about glass

with member chan dissenting in committee. we are adjourned. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,00

second by supervisor chan. supervisor chan. >> thank you, and i first want to thank supervisor peskin for all work that he has done on this policy. and i have you know, sat through the rules committee for total of four hearing for the very least, i was one of the signature that signed on for for the ballot measure. so i'm grateful for to supervisor peskin and his leadership. i wanted to remember that he was the author to use facial technology in san francisco. that said, supervisor peskin has really been leading the issues on protecting the city's privacy right as well as balancing the public safety. that said, i, i have, i voted in the sense of this because i have a lot of questions around life monitoring. i also waufnted to thank supervisor ronen for also working on language to further define and clarify and narrow down the scope of live monitoring. with both presskin work work. we're narrowed down the scope of live monitoring, we're clarifying some of the protocols and process. we have put in a sensitive dat

supervisor chan. >> thank you. chair peskin. my question is, i want to clarify for the presentation that you created. you know the footage for the january 28 you included which i have watchd that over and over again approximate as well as the one you provided for the january 28, 20 ton and the july 31 of 22 both footageings i watched both over and over again. very tragic and unfortunate incidents. but those footages and per your existing, current policy, that was provided to you with the existing policy without the amendment? >> with the current practice. concern practice is to make the question. yes. >> right. >> i want to clarify that they remember successful arrests made. so i want to clarify that. i think this is more a comment than a request. the way that i'm viewing this situation those live nothing the richmonday on the next door and the covered by the chronicle. written by the healther knight the cat converters. with witnesses and vo footage provided to the sfpd. the -- suspect or the nash could allegeed involved in the

with member chan dissenting in committee. we are adjourned. >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an ever-increasing rate every summer, and as we all know, the drought continues and huge shortages of water right now. i don't think you have to be an expert to see the impact. when people create greenhouse gases, we are doing so by different activities like burning fossil fuels and letting off carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we also do this with food waste. when we waste solid food and leave it in the landfill, it puts methane gas into the atmosphere and that accelerates the rate at which we are warming our planet and makes all the effects of climate change worse. the good news is there are a lot of things that you can be doing, particularly composting and the added benefit is when the compost is actually applied to the soil, it has the ability to reverse climate change by pulling carbon out of the atmosphere and int

second by supervisor chan. supervisor chan. >> thank you, and i first want to thank supervisor peskin for all work that he has done on this policy. and i have you know, sat through the rules committee for total of four hearing for the very least, i was one of the signature that signed on for for the ballot measure. so i'm grateful for to supervisor peskin and his leadership. i wanted to remember that he was the author to use facial technology in san francisco. that said, supervisor peskin has really been leading the issues on protecting the city's privacy right as well as balancing the public safety. that said, i, i have, i voted in the sense of this because i have a lot of questions around life monitoring. i also waufnted to thank supervisor ronen for also working on language to further define and clarify and narrow down the scope of live monitoring. with both presskin work work. we're narrowed down the scope of live monitoring, we're clarifying some of the protocols and process. we have put in a sensitive dat

chan forum and then moved over to kiwi farms. basically they got tired of stalking and harassing one person and they opened up their playbook to everyone but they have their own set of people they like to stalk and harass and recently it's mostly trans people. try to chase them out of their homes and off the internet. if you have a picture of yourself next to someone, they will try to threaten that person, that someone, not just you. they can find out who your employer s.they will call your employer and tell them that you are a pedophile until you get

second by supervisor chan. supervisor chan. >> thank you, and i first want to thank supervisor peskin for all work that he has done on this policy. and i have you know, sat through the rules committee for total of four hearing for the very least, i was one of the signature that signed on for for the ballot measure. so i'm grateful for to supervisor peskin and his leadership. i wanted to remember that he was the author to use facial technology in san francisco. that said, supervisor peskin has really been leading the issues on protecting the city's privacy right as well as balancing the public safety. that said, i, i have, i voted in the sense of this because i have a lot of questions around life monitoring. i also waufnted to thank supervisor ronen for also working on language to further define and clarify and narrow down the scope of live monitoring. with both presskin work work. we're narrowed down the scope of live monitoring, we're clarifying some of the protocols and process. we have put in a sensitive dat

supervisor chan? >> present. >> chan present. supervisor dorsey? >> present. >> dorsey present. supervisor mandelman? >> present. >> mandelman present. >> supervisor mar? >> present. >> supervisor milgard? >> present. >> supervisor peskin? >> present. >> supervisor preston? >> present. >> preston present. >> supervisor ronen? >> present. >> safai? not present. supervisor stephanie? >> present. >> supervisor walton. >> present. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unseated homeland of the room ramaytush oholone. [land acknowledgement] colleagues please stand with me to cite of pledge of allegiance. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> i would like to action knot the staff after sfgov and we have tom and michael who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, do we have any communications this afternoon >> yes, mr. president. the board of supervisors welcomes the public to the legislative chamber here in room 250 in city hall to advise the

(inaudible) supports the chan resolution. (inaudible) hardship for our members largely seniors and members with disability who do not have cars and need taxis for medical visit, shopping and business with friends. many do not have smart phones and they would find fewer cabs presponding to landline calls for service. many have limited incomes and couldn't-would not be able to afford the risk. (inaudible) unilaterally set the rates by rides through its app. uber has a history increasing rates during high demands so rider rates would not be dependable and taxi drivers have incentive to avoid traditional calls for cabs. we stand behind and solidarity with the taxi drivers who have been put in competition with uber drivers and have had uber service rates and will have uber service rates deducted from each of their rides. there are no plans to regulate or cap uber service charge. (inaudible) business model of off-loading transportation costs such as maintenance, licensing and registration on to its drivers. why would the city want

item 19. >> supervisor chan? >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey?aye. >> supervisor mandelman >> >> aye. >> supervisor mar >> aye. >> supervisor milgard? >> aye. >> supervisor peskin? >> aye. >> supervisor preston? >> aye. >> supervisor ronen? >> aye. >> supervisor safai? >> aye. >> supervisor stefani? >> aye. >> and supervisor walton is this >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> without objection, this ordinance has passed on first reading, unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 20. >> item no. 20. [city clerk reading item 20] >> thank you, madam clerk. supervisor mar? >> thank you, president walton. i just really want to acknowledge and thank you the filipino community for all their work on this first, i think it's the city's first report for a cultural district, so really, really impressive and report in laying out the framework for the work to come. all the exciting work to come and thank you for the depths for working with them. i requested to be added as a cosponsor in committee but i don't see it noted on that, so please do add me as a cospons

. >> clerk: chan aye.member walton. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: preston aye, you have three ayes. >> motion passes and thank you everyone to your participation in this hearing. no we have been going long but we are not done yet. we are going to take a break for let's see, we will start back up at 2:30. and we will take a break and then we will hear the remaining items, thank you all. [gavel] thank you for your patience during our recess. we're back in session and madam clerk, let's go ahead and call the next two items 5 and 6 together. >> clerk: mr., i didn't hear the beep so i'm double checking that the public comment line has been reopened. yes, it is open. my apologies. all right, items number 5 and 6 are hearing and resolution regarding the grand jury report members of the public, who wish to provide public comment on this item and joining us remotely should call in now. meet ing id 2940. if you have an already done so, please dial star-3 to line up to speak. wait until we call f

and supervisor chan. aye. there are 10 ayes. >> without objection this resolution is adopted as amended. madam clerk we're at public comment. yes at this time the board of supervisors welcomes general public comment, we'll first hear comment from those present in the chamber. afterwards from those who have joined the board remotely. when you hear the prompt into the meeting id, press the pound symbol device, you'll have heard the meeting. during general public comment, you may speak to the and other matters that are not in today's agenda. but within the board of jurisdiction. all right so we're still joined by our partners to affairs. they know to jump in to assist the public with access to the remote call in system and with their public comment. that is raymond for filipino. thank you. [speaking spanish] >> speaker: my name is represent behr maoes community area in the bay area. on behalf of the 1500,000 for living here. and i ask for the leaders. founded election was incredible. in the post coupe era, the po

supervisor chan. >> aye. vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. jot megz the motion passes >>s next is item 2. a hear to consider appointing 4 members to inclusionary housing committee for terms spiring 3 months after the date the city controller produces the inclusionary affordable housing requires by planning code 415.10. >> not unlike the last item where the voters voted on manage that gave the legislative branch of government ability to make amendments. and this goes back a time depending where you want to start the story about 20 years ago then supervisor mark leno passed the first piece of inclusionary housing legislation in san francisco. it had been i'm looking at the soon to be considered enemy neil to planning mr. braub. it had been a planning department guideline in the 1990's. and early i think in 2001 supervisor leno turned it it section 415 of the planning code this med a requirement to have 10% of the units in buildings over 10 units in size. the boardable at certain rat

supervisor chan. >> thank you chair ronen. sorry, could you walk us through again why are we increasing the not to exceed amount from 6 million 700 something thousand to 8 million? >> so the rfp and the contract term is 5 years, but as we were putting together the actual not to exceed amount the years of the contract we only built in 4 years of the contract so the difference of about a million plus dollars is for the additional year of work. >> so bla has looked at this and agreed the additional amount is verified? >> correct, we believe it is reasonable. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. mr. clerk, can we open this item up for public comment? >> yes, madam chair. members of the public who wish to speak joining in person should line up now to speak. those listening remotely please call 1-415-655-0001 meeting id: 2493 171 7009 # #, press star 3 to enter the speaker line. those in the queue please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted and that is the queue to begin comments. seeing no in person speakers in the chambe

thank you. >> thank you vice chair chan.o ahead unless you have additional comments or question president walton before we open for public comment and seeing none, let's open to the public comment. >> any members who would like to make comment for item 2? please line up to your right, my left. remote public callers press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. >> are we ready? my name is (inaudible) the founder of marie harris community foundation. i'm here today because it is personal. i stand in the center of truth. there is no cryptnite for the truth. the truth is that all these departments dropped the ball. you said a important word, the word is protection and i believe it is meant to be preservation of human life. the department of toxic and chemical waste, you guys have dropped the ball. people are getting exposed. toxic exposure. why? because i have two separate tests that said so from two different labs that are testing posi

thank you. >> thank you vice chair chan.o ahead unless you have additional comments or question president walton before we open for public comment and seeing none, let's open to the public comment. >> any members who would like to make comment for item 2? please line up to your right, my left. remote public callers press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. >> are we ready? my name is (inaudible) the founder of marie harris community foundation. i'm here today because it is personal. i stand in the center of truth. there is no cryptnite for the truth. the truth is that all these departments dropped the ball. you said a important word, the word is protection and i believe it is meant to be preservation of human life. the department of toxic and chemical waste, you guys have dropped the ball. people are getting exposed. toxic exposure. why? because i have two separate tests that said so from two different labs that are testing posi

supervisor chan? >> supervisor connie chan: thank you, president walton. i first want to thank everyone who came out here to share your personal story. as a supervisor, i live out of richmond and going through kaiser on gary boulevard has been my routine for going to work to city hall, and it's been months that i have to -- actually not just with our mental health service workers but also our nurses, our station engineer 39 and just for months standing with you, all of you in front of kaiser but also driving by and honking and trying to encourage the workers. i think that as an employer, there is an issue with kaiser as an employer. there is a problem with the way they are treating their workers, all workers and i think that is something to be said for all the workers to come together because there was even a sympathy strike not too long ago and yet still here we are. i think that there is one critical element that was very different when we held our hearing at the government audit oversight committee

supervisor chan? >> supervisor connie chan: thank you, president walton. i first want to thank everyone who came out here to share your personal story. as a supervisor, i live out of richmond and going through kaiser on gary boulevard has been my routine for going to work to city hall, and it's been months that i have to -- actually not just with our mental health service workers but also our nurses, our station engineer 39 and just for months standing with you, all of you in front of kaiser but also driving by and honking and trying to encourage the workers. i think that as an employer, there is an issue with kaiser as an employer. there is a problem with the way they are treating their workers, all workers and i think that is something to be said for all the workers to come together because there was even a sympathy strike not too long ago and yet still here we are. i think that there is one critical element that was very different when we held our hearing at the government audit oversight committee

i don't believe one was approved or incorporated. >> supervisor chan. i think my question specific the fact that the data base is no longer supported. what is the strategy and approach and will this be in coordination with d. technology to problem solve this? >> i would i don't think what the strategy is and i would rely on the department of technology to inform us or guide us in what might be the best plat furthermore to pivot to and what motive that take. i share everyone's frustration. i'm constant low standingum some new software that only find no longer supported over 4-5 years. every 100 million dollars project i delivered and everyone has been based on i different cm soft weir by the time you finish the job the software moved o. a business model in that sector. >> thank you. and i think my follow up perhaps is a question for mr. douglas like in the city administrator's office sufficiency that understanding that the department of technology is under the oversight of the city administrator. how will the city strard's office provide the support or d

and supervisor chan. aye. there are 10 ayes. >> without objection this resolution is adopted as amended. madam clerk we're at public comment. yes at this time the board of supervisors welcomes general public comment, we'll first hear comment from those present in the chamber. afterwards from those who have joined the board remotely. when you hear the prompt into the meeting id, press the pound symbol device, you'll have heard the meeting. during general public comment, you may speak to the and other matters that are not in today's agenda. but within the board of jurisdiction. all right so we're still joined by our partners to affairs. they know to jump in to assist the public with access to the remote call in system and with their public comment. that is raymond for filipino. thank you. [speaking spanish] >> speaker: my name is represent behr maoes community area in the bay area. on behalf of the 1500,000 for living here. and i ask for the leaders. founded election was incredible. in the post coupe era, the po

she is filing a lawsuit against chan and the school district for emotional and physical harm the firstvictim filed a complaint against the athletic director in 2017. in the south bay $500 a month for two years could soon be finding its way into the pockets of some residents. the city of mountain view is kicking off a pilot program to provide a guaranteed basic income abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes was there as the program was outlined and has more on the impact that it's expected to have. former stockton mayor michael tubbs featured in the new york times thursday called the pioneer after the city started the first mayor-led guaranteed income program starting in 2019 that program gave $500 a month to $125 people for two years since then cities in the bay area and across the country have worked on similar programs. the city of mountain view is now the latest 500 dollars a month to 166 people for two years to randomly selected low-income families. there's far too many families across the united states and our region that are struggling. so what you see in this program is the city of mou

supervisor chan is the sponsor of this item. appreciate your leadership on this and we'll turn it over to you. >> thank you chair preston. thank you so much for allowing us to have this schedule this hearing today. this resolution is to urge our san francisco sfmta board directors to remove the third party dispatch from the taxi upfront fare pilot program. it is no secret or taxi industry is devastated since the emergence of transportation network companies. tnc has been on the city streets and recently because the impact of the pandemic, there is a lot of damage done for our taxi industry. frankly, actually also to our public transit system as well as really our road and congestion. unlike taxi, transportation companies are regulated by the california public utility commission only, which preempts nearly all local regulations in california and in san francisco i should say. we have limited local jurisdictions and oversight around the economy yet we are saddled as a city every day the impact of this industry on the streets and c

supervisor chan? >> present. >> chan present. supervisor dorsey? >> present. >> dorsey present.rvisor mar? >> present. >> supervisor milgard? >> present. >> supervisor peskin? >> present. >> supervisor preston? >> present. >> preston present. >> supervisor ronen?

supervisor connie chan who you will hear from as well. let's get excited! school board member lani (inaudible) is here. city attorney david chui. public defender manoah here. there he is. sheriff paul mia moto. city college trustee shellby and we will talk about other department heads too. our da is here. where is our da? thank you for being here today. and so with that, let me turn it over to alcon on allison go the league of women voters and a partner in the w challenge many years and will tell you more about the day of action. part of the challenge isn't about bringing people to remember the right to vote and motivate people to vote and take concrete action to get people to the polls. i want to talk about the sunday 28, august 28 day of action to make sure we are going door to door to register voters and allison will speak more about that so let's give a hardy big equality day welcome to allison go. [applause] >> hi. my name is allison go. i'm the president of the league of women voters of san francisco. we are non partisan political non profit u. we do

. >> on item three, commissioner chan? >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey? >> aye. >> commissioner mend? >> aye. >> commissioner mar? >> aye. >> commissioner melgar? >> melgar absent. commissioner peskin? >> aye. >> commissioner preston? >> aye. >> commissioner ronen? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >> safai aye. commissioner stefani? >> aye. >> commissioner walton? >> aye. >> there are ten ayes and the motion passes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please call item 4. >> item four, community advisory committee report. this is -- this is an informational item. we have kevin from the t -- >> good evening, commissioners. my name is kevin ortiz, i'm not chair cline but i'm here to provide the update for the san francisco county transportation authorities community advisory committee. and i represent district nine. so, we had, for the july 27th meeting, we had updates on our bylaws as well as ethics training. it was very an informational meeting we did. you know, this last meeting, we ended up having a couple of reports on the obag request, so the one bay area g

they were the people who supervisor chan built the city of san francisco. are mainses and carpet teres and sailors. they represent the vast diversity of our city which we're proud of. italians, chinese, germans, japanese, french, civil war veterans. catholics, christians, jews are all buried in city cemetery. for too long this significant site has been overlooked for its significance. you can see plaques and you can see art and you can learn about the lincoln highway and holocaust thereathathathathatzau motion that we approve the amendment as read into the record by supervisor chan. >> on that motion, supervisor presken. >> aye. >> preston. >> aye. >> melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. supervisor preston as a cosponsor. >> i would like to send the item as amended with recommendation listing me as a cosponsor to the full board of supervisors. >> on that motion and noted supervisor perfect be. >> aye. >> supervise preston. >> aye. >> can supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> thank you. that 28464501 and press pound and pound again. if you