second. >> moved by commissioner chan and seconded by commissioner sevier. call the roll. >> on item 2 commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner sevier. aye. >> commissioner williamsch >> aye. >> there are three aye's >> thank you without objection they are arkansas appointment of khalid samerrae for local information. >> as this commission knows the end of left year our executive officer jirmy pollock resigned this commission watched his dedicated service the city has not since he was moved department of technology. but that upon means we must begin the process to find his replacement not guilty interim propose our policy analyst scammid samerrae be acting executive officer. we have the lafco legal council available to walk us through questions from commissioners. and -- seeing any can i open up for questions for, any questions. >> great. go ahead. >> thank you, chair williams. and 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

. >> >> commissioner chan, present. >> >> commissioner chen, present. >> >> commissioner dorsey, present. >> >> commissioner engardio, present. >> >> commissioner fielder presenter. >> commissioner mahmood, present. >> >> chair mandelman, present. >> >> vice chair melgar, present. >> >> commissioner sauter, present. >> >> commissioner sherrill, present. >> >> commissioner walton. >> chair we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk >> will you please call oh, actually no seems ivy believe you is public comment. >> >> we welcome >> location: legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org remotely the the best way the best way the best way the best way item, when the item is called, dial '*3' to be added to the queue to speak. do not press *3 again or you will be removed from the queue. allowed 2 minutes to speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. bernie madoff's to speak slowly and turn down volumes for items taken first for

supervisor chan. >> present >> supervisor chen. >> present. >> supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor engardio. >> present. >> supervisor fielder. >> present. >> supervisor mahmood. >> present >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor sauter. >> present. >> supervisor sherrill. >> present. >> and supervisor walton. >> present >> mr. president all members are present. >> thank you, it has been pointed out itted g afternoon. everyone. >> the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the home lanltdz of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhab tanlts of the san francisco peninsula as stewards of the land they have never cd lost or forgotten their responsibilities as care takeers of the place and all people in their traditional territories. we recognize we benefit from living and working on their home land we acknowledge the ancestors and elders of the ramaytush ohlone community and aif he wering their rights as first people. colleagu

vice chair dorsey i dorsey i remembering gado gado i chair chan i chan i we have three eyes the motion passes and with that mr. clerk please call item number eight. yes item number eight is an ordinance amending the administrative code the one wave competitive procurement and certain other municipal code requirements for contracts, grants and leases necessary to accelerate the city's response to homelessness drug overdoses and substance use disorders, mental health needs, integrated health needs and public safety hiring are the core initiatives. number two delegated to department heads the authority to approve certain types of contracts, grants and leases for core initiatives under the charter. if the board of supervisors has failed to act within 45 days three delete the requirement under chapter 23 of the administrative code that the board of supervisors approve leases if the lease is for a court initiative for authorize the city to accept gifts, grants and other donations for core initiatives. five clarify the authority of the comptroller to transfer surplus funds to support core ini

>> they were i want to thank chair chan for her amendments. and mayor lurie for working with my team to provide transparency will narrow the scope and and positions this are subject to the behested payments waiver and claire include expediting hiring of behavioral health professionals. today ooem vote nothing support of mayor lurie's emergency ordinance. in the tackling the fentanyl and over dose crisis. and with my vote i want to be clear that this ordinance is an unprecedentsed transfer of power. and a significant transfer of responsibility to mayor lurie to transform street conscience the next year. with my vote today i'm putting a great deal of faith in mayor lurie's administration to utilize the extraordinary 4s carry out the will of the voters and provide housing, shelter and treatment to our most vulnerable and to do so, without repeating the corrupt practices that have tainted the public's trust in city government for years. i await comprehensive details about the mayor's plans to stands up and staff the hundreds of treatment beds that

public defend or money on are jue, supervisor connie chan and cheyenne chen and mahmood.ll for ensuring today's celebration reflect the importance this celebrating lunar new year deserves. today's event would not be possible without the work of claude en and al perez. thank you both for your continued dedication to our city and our community. i would like to acknowledge the representative of the councillor core. the people's republic of china. acting upon general chang thank you for being here. and before i list off all the councillor generals that are here, i like to thank our head of protocol penny cotter, penny, thank you for everything you are doing for our city. we have representatives from australia, greece, columbia. singapore and kazakhstan, thank you for being here tonight. as we welcome this new year, i am excited about what lies ahead. let this be a time of growth. tune and transformation for all of us. individually and as a city. once again, thank you for joining us and i wish you a heavy, health and he prosperous new year. how did i do. i may get bfrment than

public defend or money on are jue, supervisor connie chan and cheyenne chen and mahmood.y's celebration reflect the importance this celebrating lunar new year deserves. today's event would not be possible without the work of claude en and al perez. thank you both for your continued dedication to our city and our community. i would like to acknowledge the representative of the councillor core. the people's republic of china. acting upon general chang thank you for being here. and before i list off all the councillor generals that are here, i like to thank our head of protocol penny cotter, penny, thank you for everything you are doing for our city. we have representatives from australia, greece, columbia. singapore and kazakhstan, thank you for being here tonight. as we welcome this new year, i am excited about what lies ahead. let this be a time of growth. tune and transformation for all of us. individually and as a city. once again, thank you for joining us and i wish you a heavy, health and he prosperous new year. how did i do. i may get bfrment thank you and enjoy the

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i'm supervisor connie chan, chair of the committee. >> i'm joined by vice chair matt dorsey, supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joanne gado. >> our clerk it's brant halper. >> i would like to thank as i've got to be kaleena mendoza for broadcasting this meeting. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. once i can just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings should you have any documents to be included as part of the file they should be submitted to myself the clerk. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right my left along those curtains and while not required to provide public comment we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television to your left by the doors. >> if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes alternatively you may submit public comme

item number fiv chan to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission for an indefinite term or at the conclusion of her term as a member of the board of supervisors. item number five is motion appointing supervisor matt dorsey as an alternate member to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission for an indefinite term or the conclusion of his term as a member of the board the supervisors item number seven is a motion appointing supervisor dan sorenson to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district boardf directors term ending january 31st, 2027 or the conclusion of his term as a member of the board of supervisors. item number eight is motion appointing supervisor carney chan to the free city college oversight committee for an indefinite term or the cosionf her term as a member of the board of supervisors. item nine is a motion appointing supervisor myrna melgar to the metropolitan transportation commission term ending february 10th, 2027 or the conclusion of her term a member of the board of supervisor i item number ten is a motion appoi

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from the board of supervisors, the newly elected president rafael mandolin along with supervisors chan chen dorsey and gado mahmood melgar. sadr, cheryl and walton. kind of sounds like a law firm doesn't from the board of education and city college of san francisco we welcome our school board members. gupta huning delay lam kim and ray city college trustees. >> chisti makati wong and zamora. >> and we give thanks to the many members of our city department heads who are here and commissioner who's in the audience too many to acknowledge by name and if for some chance we missed anyone you can please take it up with the city attorney. i have one last task and then you're done with me. oops. you've got to give it forget. >> i would now like to andrews someone who fights for justice for working people every day. president of the california labor federation lorraine gonzalez. it's all your being here. >> well, thank you. it is an honor to be in a place that is just so historic and beautiful. and i'm a little fearful. even when i was in the legislature with david chu, he warned me about san d

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. >> i also want to thank president mailman and supervisor chan for their partnership. but most importantly, i want to thank all of you the community leaders, the advocates, the families, the organizations on the front lines of this fight. you are the ones who are showing up who are demanding action and who have stood with me for the last year while i have said this and i will say it again today. san francisco is no longer a place that you come to deal drugs or to do drugs on our streets. >> get it together. together and only together can we make a difference and together we can save lives. thank you for being here today . all right. >> good morning, everyone. showing up. good to see a lot of good people out here today. and when the recovery community is called, they show up. >> it's time now san francisco to be able to look at this. we have to stop playing political football and ideology on people's lives. there's been enough suffering that has happened in this city and it's time for it to stop. and we will stop it today because i see a collective of people together th

. >> seth: and that is you and jackie chan. [ audience aws ] and then you and jackie, you went oto doh: and you did a movie where -- i've seen this stunt. you ride a motorcycle onto a railroad onto a train. >> yes. >> seth: these are -- jackie chan movies were known for sort of how intense the stunts were. and i imagine they gave you a chance to opt out of your own stunt work. but you embraced the challenge. >> oh, yes. >> seth: did you love doing stunts? >> yes. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> i was not very smart but i did love it. [ laughter ] because if you think about it, that's the only time that you'd be crazy enough to take a motorcycle and jump it onto a train, right? >> seth: yeah. otherwise it's -- yeah. >> and hang outside of a van and be swinging around. so, and i remember when we premiered the movie here in america -- you know, you're doing q&a, and everybody is like, "oh, i thought in hong kong they don't do green screens." so, jackie and i, we looked at each other and go, "you did green screens? you coward. when did that happen?" [ laughter ] they thought the entire sequ

[music] king took tonight's lunar new year celebration at the chan national queer arts center to honor her heritage. chef king created a huge grazing station filled with various traditional dishes and snacks, from dim sum curry dumplings and lucky candies. the grazing table spanned 15ft of nostalgic foods, and chef king says tonight was all about bringing together not just the asian and queer communities, but people of all backgrounds. >> for me, food is about bringing people to the table, and that's exactly what we're doing here tonight. we are bringing people together through food, performance, art and just being really gay about it and having some fun. >> aside from food, tonight's event also had special performances, including lion dancers, performers like dj live, drag performer tilapia, and more. the event was held in partnership with the sf gay men's chorus. and finally, tonight we've been paying tribute to our former colleague dennis richmond, who died yesterday at the age of 81. we have also been hearing from many viewers who have fond memories of him as well. john siragusa sa

and that's what we ask of judge chan if he'd be willing to to to play a similar role and that was all positive. so it was really those things that were our purpose in meeting with the judge he was gracious enough to take the time and give us some very insightful feedback and it was a successful meeting but we hope that that relationship as this program gets off the ground continues and there will be periodic check ins with the court because the work that we do could potentially impact the court. so we want the advice to be appropriate to you know what he's able to share with us and provide insight with. but i think that was done and it was successful meeting thank you for that update. >> i think that's very important obviously to ensure that our judicial branch is involved that is aware of the proposed program and i'm grateful to hear that he is both supportive of this and looking forward to my meeting with him to gain perspectives on how to make this work because san francisco's young people deserve these opportunities considering the impact they have on reducing recidivism and on pr

why i want to bring in now sandra chan correspondence social thing. thank you very much for taking the time speaking to us . and so we've got this news, panama withdrawing from the b r. i a, the us openly admitting that yes, you know, we didn't like it, it was a red line for us. we basically forced that hand. but i want to us from beijing perspective. what does that mean for the infrastructure projects, both on the local, on a global scale? well, how much decision to pull out from that 1000 road initiatives may have attracted some attention and it may lead to some discussion on whether the us you as, as influence, could sabotage the dial tone or go to initiative corporation. but it's important to note that the b r i is an open, an inclusive initiative, and it has attracted the participation of over 150 countries across continents, including over 20 from latin america. majority of these countries are state still staying with the b r i, and they have to extend the their m o use on b r. i was china and about one and a half year ago. the b r i celebrated

that is literally janine until cut in another laundry for g chan. recei. now more than 80 percent of the cam presidents having flats that location, some estimate to the other, 2500 families that had to move to other places. and we were concerned that we see similar developments and other refugee camps in the northern west bank. it's on president of these really military has carried out airstrikes on 2 areas of lebanon . they targeted a oh to saw region in the south, and the outskirts of cray bay and the eastern becca area. the air raids, the place on the eve of friday's visit to be route by the us deputy special envoy to the middle east. israel's military says it was targeting has the infrastructure, which it says violates the ceasefire agreement that's been in place since november . still a head on alpha 0. health worker is baffling. the outbreak of cholera and gold vaccinating almost a 1000000 people against the disease in just 2 days. the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate based insight

i'd like to bring up district one supervisor connie chan. >> as immigrant first generation immigrantsan francisco, i'm going to take this opportunity to first express my gratitude my gratitude in a raw amateurish ohlone people and land my gratitude to generations of san francisco and the generations of immigrants that came before us. it is because of all of you that we get to stand on this land in san francisco today. >> thank you. >> and continuing with that spirit and with that heart that we know that san francisco is a sanctuary city. we will always be a sanctuary city. >> i grew up in san francisco and that was the 1990s and now you know who how old i am. i went to high school. those were the times i remember that thanks to my teachers and thanks to my principal at that time that i know that if there were ice agents coming to my school i was going to be able to get a hall pass. i was going to be able to get a notification that i know where i need it to go because our school sites are sanctuary for our students and families. >> but like our city attorney david chu said yeah, if yo

that is literally janine and to cut him another laundry for g chan. recei. now more than 80 percent of the cam presidents having flats that location. it's an estimated other 2500 families that had to move to other places. and we were concerned that we see similar development in some of the refugee camps and the northern west bank. it's, i'm president now from friday, and they all work by us. a id globally will be suspended for 90 days following the executive order by us president donald trump. most of the agencies, 5000 stuff are being put on administrative leave. several protests have been held in and around its washington headquarters. since the announcement was nights the suspension will impact projects and more than a 120 countries with asia, a 7 refugee camps on the pilot and beyond my board and mostly funded by the u. s. a running out of food and essential supplies. the suspension of funding has left many people who have been cleared for we sacrament. with little hopes of ever making it to the united states. attorney chang report cement law. on the tim

an process in the ground to respond that is literally and you need to cut him another laundry for g chan. we've seen now more than 80 percent of the cam presidents having flaps that location. some estimate to the other, 2500 families that have to move to the basis. and we were concerned that we see similar developments in other risk g channels in the northern west bank. it's, i'm president essential thinking you're saying that's, i mean in some parts of some areas, it's down to civilians to, to, for the pills. i mean, every time is around kind of is that an operation operations like this, who pays sort of repairing who pays for reconstruction as well? when you look at the sedation, janine what we seen particular last couple of days. this is really an unprecedented picture on sunday. more than a 100 houses in the camp where he's a detonated or damaged extent that are not habitable anymore. we also see a lot of destruction. public infrastructure, electricity lines more to which us and it can 35 percent of the city of gene has no access to order to move because of water never gets destroyed

whether coming on muni or parking below, you will do that for free because of supervisor chen and chansure it is free for the community to enjoy china town. you will go get dim sum on powell street. you are going to continue celebrating and get world's best pine allel bun at garden bakery on jackson street. and after all that eating and drinking you will see chinese hospital for a checkup and you have a great day in china townful happy new year, everyone! happy year of the snake, everybody. >> all right! mr. supervisor, nice first time up here. >> okay everybody give a round for our board of supervisors! [applause] >> thank you all so much for being here >> last but not least this will be the last portion of our speaking segment it is one of the most important the mayor declared the number one priority in this city is public safety. so i'm now bringing up the department heads responsible for public safety in this city. zee chief william scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord, there we g. i'm from texas by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our

>> kevin: his super bowl spot with channing tatum. "et" starts now! >> keep it classy! your clothes back on! ♪ ♪ >> kevin: michael jordan's son and former "traitors" star marcus jordan arrested for alleged dui and cocaine possession. welcome to "entertainment tonight." nischelle turner is off. we're gonna start with the dramatic police bodycam video of marcus and his lamborghini trapped on the train tracks! >> i need you guys out of the car because there is a train coming right now. get outta the car, both of you! >> kevin: this was the chaotic scene early yesterday at 1:48 a.m. just outside orlando, florida. authorities found marcus and his girlfriend in a blue lamborghini suv stuck after allegedly fleeing a traffic stop for suspected reckless driving. an approaching train was minutes away. marcus then used his famous father as a defense. >> i'm michael jordan's son. i'm not doing anything wrong. i'm just trying to get home. >> i can smell alcohol coming from you. >> i'm not inebriated. >> kevin: cops say the 34-year-old later admitted to drinking at a local strip club

this chan hao-ching her and her children collapsed in the strong wind. >> something like an earthquakewood collapsed on us. i have two children in the hospital. one of them have stitches and the other one was injured by this iron rod. we are dying. we have no food. look at the tent. i do not have money to buy them food. i was living decently and comfortably in the north. who can i turn to now? stephanie: nearly 91% of gazans are projected to suffer from acute food insecurity. according to you an estimate 60,000 children will need treatment for acute nutrition in 2025. gaza's residents along relied on food assistance. prior to the war that the u.n. was providing 500 trucks a day. during the war those deliveries became scarce and sporadic. to make matters worse armed looters have targeted a drugs in hundreds of cases, further threatening the survival of civilians. in one desperate scene idf shooters -- soldiers began shooting into a crowd waiting for aid to be dispersed. since the cease-fire began thousands of trucks with food, medicine, and tents have arrived in gaza, but the future may

. >> lawmakers have sounded the alarm on chan's involvement in the caribbean.ns not only in infrastructure but the bahamas, sandra. >> live in miami thank you, john. >> john: sandra back to the top story, democrat democrats x capitol hill opposing elon elon musk's to scale back spending. fox news richard fowler with an associate director jessica anderson. so democrats, richard seem to be losing their minds over usaid, doge, and elon musk there to listen to what they said appear. >> an elected billionaire and his team have been given full and unfettered access to our taxpayer money and our government. >> we know we work for the american people! what we are not going to do is stand around while they pulled this bull [bleep]! >> we have to tell elon musk elon musk, nobody can [bleep] mack! >> john: as we pointed out with karoline leavitt a short time ago and the new waiters ipsos poll 56% approved of freeing all foreign assistance. are the democrats on the right track here? >> listen, i think there has to be more explaining because a lot of things the federal gove

prioritize the parties traditional concerns like abortion rights lbj should cuegq aquality and climate chanemocrats here even at the issues continue to animate the party's base, they failed to resonate among a broader swath of voters like we saw in the last presidential election. this follows a new poll showing democrats are more unpopular than ever. hitting a record high of 57% are clearly democrats have not got the message is turning them out. the democrats don't even acknowledge that they did wrong i will bring up a couple democrats who do stand out figured out a way to get it out when the state of arizona in november and a gop ear. what he did was he did not toe the party party when it came to cultural issues. he shied away from telling people what they should think and listen to what their concerns were then he identified them things like immigration talked about border security, health care and the economy that's what he continued to do when it comes to government turtle is all play back in 2020 when the covid pandemic began to refuse to fight with president trump of the time any time

supervisor connie chan told abc seven news she believes the department has both the funding and capacityuse people in need. >> we are counting. >> down to the 2025 chinese new year parade. we're a little more than a week away to the big event on saturday, february 15th, inside san francisco city hall. last night, mayor daniel lurie already getting the celebration started. annual city hall celebration opened yesterday with a dragon dance under the rotunda. this is the year of the snake representing transformation and renewal. >> lunar new year is a time to celebrate our shared history and the diversity that makes san francisco one of the most, if not the most dynamic city in the world. >> abc7 is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. you can watch the parade saturday, february 15th, starting at 6 p.m. on abc7 or wherever you stream abc7 news. >> a new concept is coming to san francisco's ferry building that's focused on one specific baked good gott's roadside is opening a cookie counter. it'll be right next to its soft serve counter. the cookie counter will

welcome to supervisor connie chan from district 1 and so many of our leaders here in. we all know that it is not a matter of if, but a matter of when when there might be a earthquake or might be major fires, any kind of other natural disaster, a cyber attack or heaven forbid any terrorist itack. attack. san francisco is a major city and threats happen and what i appreciate about the fact this council meets with so many of our leaders from different sectors of the city is that, consistently we are looking evaluating our plan and updating them based on technology and other new things that get introduced, so we are dotting the i's and crossing the t's. we remember during the pandemic and there wasn't really a play book in place, and so as a result that, we have to go back to the history books and to look at the spanish flu and what happened during that time. more importantly, what happened during the aids crisis in the city. it provided us guidance on how we make decisions using science, using data, using facts, which are sometimes underestimated in the world now a days.

. >> and now we'll have reading from commissioner chan in district 10. >> supervisor walton (clappingood afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> that's a little bit better first of all, it is wonderful to see all the amazing people in city hall this afternoon before i sharing are few words i want to acknowledge my colleagues here we have chair mandelman, i see dmvrnd and supervisor melgar and supervisor sherrill and you supervisor mahmood and recognize the rest of the executive family as well as department heads and leadership and the mayor will have words to say that that black history is about more than a month to commemorate black his of the month of february and most certainly appropriate when woodman started negro history welcome back that turned both blpts this black history month that is what his vision is become wallpapered we must remember black people in this country every single day. the fact this country thrives climate change. the fact the country is a melting pot a large portion of it is owed to the black sweet and tears in the nation. people ask as we celebr

>> and secondly and most importantly speaking with director chan, thank you for coming to speak to us. by the way, director chen is about understanding about what is the mindset of the mta and understanding that the mta in my estimate is just i'm just a taxpayer. >> what do i know is that i thought the idea was to work with bikes and cars not to eliminate one or the other. so i think it's very important that we actually move our mindset towards working in collaboration to make both those things work. >> after all, you are a transportation authority in the greatest city in the world so thank you for your time. thank you for your comment. next speaker please if there's no one else can i have my cell ? of course. >> hi, my name is mina young. i'm a 40 year resident of san cisco and i'm a member of business and housing network with thousands of mom and pop homeowners and we are having we have a aging population overall and in the city and so we our biggest asset is our people without the people here we don't have mta revenue, we don't have businesses. so how do we help people to stay in t

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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 appreciate a specific metric about what the increase would be that would be able to allow projects to access sedlak and take back funds of 25%. i think we talked about 33% had been a precedent that had been set about 15 years ago. but those market conditions aren't the same. so we appreciate all of this work. i believe there's been a lot of real coming together. i want to appreciate supervisor chen and her staff or legislative aide charlie chamas who used to be with the council of community housing organizations for helping to shepherd this through with these a

would be useful for the public and for the board and we'd be more than happy to engage with supervisor chan or anybody else at the board and also with the mayor's office or any other electeds that may seek that kind of waiver. definitely be always happy to help inform any processes that are touchy in the campaign of governmental conduct code. >> absolutely. thank you. great. anything else from my fellow commissioners? seeing none does anyone the gallery wish to make public comment on this item? seeing none mr. clerk would you check if any callers driven live? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> adam tennis close to item 11 is additional opportunity for general public comment is there on the room wish to make public comment on item 11? seeing none mr. clerk would you check the phones if there are no callers in the queue? item 11 is now closed. item 12 adjournment and thank you. we're done [music] welcome to this over vow of san francisco ethic's commission. we are excited introduce to you our work and serve as a resource for city employees and officials. the ethicky commission created b

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body with tremendous respect at least the former board of supervisors will see but i'm sure chair chanause she knows she knows our process and knows that we're going through all this stuff with fine tooth comb. so so i think that's really helpful and you know it's not it's a body that by design we're actively participating and taking votes instead of just kind of rubber stamping or like having discussions but not actually taking votes on things. so that process of taking votes really helps us with when we then go to the mayor's office or the board of supervisors because we can say look, we voted on this and show them what we voted on and what the language was and stuff like that and then that that ends up creating a lot more legitimacy. the other thing that really helps is like we talked about it today and i didn't mention it but the community outreach piece of it you know, bringing that information to the mayor's office and to the board of supervisors also gives us a lot more legitimacy and to the department as well. and so we can we can say we want to do this and this is why and then

would be useful forhe public and for the board and we'd be more than happy to engage with supervisor chanbody elset the board and also with the mayor's office or anyer electeds that m seek that kind of waiver. definitely be always happy to help inform any processes that are touchy in the campaign of governmental conduct code. >> absolutely. thank you. great. anything else■ wish to make pubc comment on this item? seeing none mr. clerk would you check if any callers driven live? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> adam tennis close to item 11 is additional opportunity for general public comment is there on the room wish to make public comment on item 11? seeing none mr. clerk would you check the phones if there are no callers in the queue? item 11 is now closed. item 12 adjournment and thank you. we're done . all right. you all good? can you all hear me now? i'm supposed to look at the cameras but we got the whole crew over here. >> so forgive me as i look ai'mt thank you all for being here. i want to thank supervisor matt dorsey for bng here. i want to thank district attorney brooke j

director chan i know you've been thank you for for serving our city as a juror today. did you have anything you wanted to chime in with? >> thank you chair i miss some of the earlier director discussion so i. i don't know it sounds like there was some discussion about trying to find some funding and so i hope that it sounds like to work with city leaders and also with advocates and no, no, no there it's i, i found very it's easy to say to say no cuts no no no no no cuts. no cuts. no cuts. but then but then paired with that is the implicit okay well that means that you need to find money from somewhere else and then you know there's there's a mean of like the dog with the frisbee. i don't know if anybody has seen this or basically you can be like okay, well you know you can you can give sort of it's like it's like you can have you can if you can get more service but then you also need more money and then there's a dog that space say no, no more no, no, no tradeoffs only service and it's like and so i just want to make sure that we need to that that that these conversati

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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 appreciate a specific metric about what the increase would be that would be able to allow projects to access sedlak and take back funds of 25%. i think we talked about 33% had been a precedent that had been set about 15 years ago. but those market conditions aren't the same. so we appreciate all of this work. i believe there's been a lot of real coming together. i want to appreciate supervisor chen and her staff or legislative aide charlie chamas who used to be with the council of community housing organizations for helping to shepherd this through with these a