cheryl davis, human rights commission in the bayview and i think having the commission work as a community is i think helpful. i think attending community boards being present during ride alongs, if i was a commissioner, i would even try to have office hours whether members of the public could raise concerns whether that be virtual or in person because i think the public and the department should see the commission as advocating for them for better policing in san francisco. >> chairman: thank you. if we have any other questions, we'll let you know. i appreciate your applying and why don't we move on to kathryn hodge. i believe ms. hodge is attending remotely. >> clerk: yes. you can go ahead and turn on your camera and unmute yourment microphone. >> good morning. can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you. yes. >> thank you. hello my name is kit hodge. i've living in san francisco since 2007. i'm currently a homeowner in district 7. i'm currently in the process of developing a new business. i've applied to join the police l commission because i believe that body is critical to release the

for vice president of the commission? seeing none, nominations are closed. all those in favor for kat anderson to be vice president of the commission? >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. i don't know if either of you would like to say anything, but the floor is yours. >> president buell: well, commissioner anderson, would you like to say something? >> vice president anderson: yes, thank you. i hope everybody can hear me all right. >> yes, we can hear you. >> vice president anderson: i feel very proud to serve with all of you, my colleagues on the commission. i want to thank you for another vote of confidence. and also really the wonderful staff that we have, the commission and the department. phil, you've built a great leadership team and all the people that work with you and for you and for all of us in the city, i just want to extend my incredible gratitude, my admiration for every single one of you. what you do is so important for all of us in the city. when i hear that you're happy working in the department,

cheryl davis, human rights commission in the bayview and i think having the commission work as a community is i think helpful. i think attending community boards being present during ride alongs, if i was a commissioner, i would even try to have office hours whether members of the public could raise concerns whether that be virtual or in person because i think the public and the department should see the commission as advocating for them for better policing in san francisco. >> chairman: thank you. if we have any other questions, we'll let you know. i appreciate your applying and why don't we move on to kathryn hodge. i believe ms. hodge is attending remotely. >> clerk: yes. you can go ahead and turn on your camera and unmute yourment microphone. >> good morning. can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you. yes. >> thank you. hello my name is kit hodge. i've living in san francisco since 2007. i'm currently a homeowner in district 7. i'm currently in the process of developing a new business. i've applied to join the police l commission because i believe that body is critical to release the

all of this with the commissioning -- really the second commissioning, this one the first onland commissioninge "uss delaware." when those remarks happen, we'll bring them to you live. >>> meantime, new hope today for the humanitarian crisis in ukraine. several evacuation corridors are expected to open. that's according to ukraine's deputy prime minister. just last night, a massive convoy carrying civilians from war-torn mariupol arrived in zaporizhzhia. cnn's ivan watson shows us what they meet when they arrive. >> reporter: the ukrainian authorities are here waiting, police checking the documents of the new arrivals. there is a war very much under way, a deadly war and serious national security threats. after people are processed here, there is a major volunteer and city government effort to welcome the newly arrived evacuees to give them temporary shelter, warm meals. people are tired. there are little kids who have been on this bus for at least 11 hours. little kids who have witnessed a modern-day siege and perhaps the destruction of their homes and explosions in just a terrible environmen

we've hired the commission secretary who for public works who is helping launch those commissions andwe've developed recommendations to present to the commissions for how to comply with their mandates and we've logged over 40 connection points between the two departments as well as improvement opportunity ideas. a partners from public works will be speaking about the budgetsubmission wehelped coordinate but first i want to share a bit about the commission mandates and our recommendations for compliance . next slide please . great. this is a preview of the recommendations being made to meet the performance monitoring and transparency goals of establishing thetwo commissions this work was done so the commissions can hit the ground running once they are seeded and they will have discretion to accept, reject or modify these . thewords on the slide mandates are for proposition the talk through our recommendations for compliance . the public works commission has a mandate to oversee the department's performance including the evaluation of data while the sas commission specifically refers to

aaron starr, department of commission affairs. the h.p.c. unanimously recommended approval on january 19 of this year. the clay theater, constructed in 1916, is culturally and historically significant as one of the city's oldest single screen movie theaters, and is the first foreign film designated film theater, designated in 1935. san francisco heritage, san francisco theater association, san francisco residents, and business associations all spoke in favor of the land use designation, and then, the committee then recommended it to the full board. also, the board considered supervisor peskin's and mar's ordinance. last time this was heard, supervisor -- supervisor mandelman's and mar's ordinance. last time this was heard, supervisor melgar proposed several amendments to the ordinance. this time, supervisor melgar also proposed several amendments to the ordinance and what the planning commission ultimately wisely recommended to the full board, so slowly but surely, they seem to be coming around to our well thout out amendments. after the ame

commission, as you know, this case may end up before the commission, and that is pretty much what we can say publicly at this time. >> vice president elias: okay. is that all your updates? >> chief scott: no, i actually have more, but i'll be brief. this is out of the reporting period at 12:11 overnight, the victim was sitting in his parked car when two subjects approached and began firing at the victim. one person was able to get out of the vehicle and find cover. the victim got out of the vehicle and was struck numerous times by gun fire. two suspects fled on foot, and the victim was transported to a local hospital and succumbed to his injuries. we do have some leads that we're following up on. nobody's in custody at this point, and i will keep the commission posted at this investigation continues. we had another shooting in the bayview, on april 2, 2022, at 1:35 p.m. no further information and no suspect in custody at this time. on the 14, at 3:35 a.m., on acker place in the taraval, a victim was shot as a relative's resident and he was driven to the hospital. the investigation is

and commission koppel? >> commissioner koppel: yeah, i think in general people take building construction codes for granted. the thing that really sticks out to me most about this project is that they're dwelling units and people are sleeping at night. in case of, you know, the worst accident, people at the bare minimum need to be woken up and given a clear access path to safety. and that's just the result of properly going through the planning and the permitting and then the installation and the inspection that leads to occupancy process which i really don't think was followed here. the building and construction codes they're not arbitrary, they're like stop signs, they were literally put in place because someone was injured or killed or a building was damaged or caught fire. they're not there just for no reason. and all of these codes, whether it's building, plumbing, electrical, these codes are the bare minimum that are required. i'm going to say that again, because i still can't believe people don't und

i urge you to be a planning commission. thank you. >> caller: yesterday, before noon, documents were submitted to the secretary of the commission which should be in next week's packet. the documents are from a report by the california state auditor published on march 17th of this year. titlelied, regional housing needs assessment. department of housing must improve processes to ensure that communities can adequately plan for housing. municipalities throughout the state has seen double or triple increases in the rena numbers. current increases have nothing to do with carryover. i urge the department and the commission to read those documents, prior to next week's hearing on the housing elements. as the audit is highly critical of a.c.d.s methodology. the website was known at the outside lens. because the developers thought they wouldn't build on sand dunes. has the department done any marketing research to determine if tens of thousands of people actually -- [ indiscernible ] or is the housing element and extension of ideolo

we've hired the commission secretary who for public works who is helping launch those commissions andveloped recommendations to present to the commissions for how to comply with their mandates and we've logged over 40 connection points between the two departments as well as improvement opportunity ideas. a partners from public works will be speaking about the budgetsubmission wehelped coordinate but first i want to share a bit about the commission mandates and our recommendations for compliance . next slide please . great. this is a preview of the recommendations being made to meet the performance monitoring and transparency goals of establishing thetwo commissions this work was done so the commissions can hit the ground running once they are seeded and they will have discretion to accept, reject or modify these . thewords on the slide mandates are for proposition the talk through our recommendations for compliance . the public works commission has a mandate to oversee the department's performance including the evaluation of data while the sas commission specifically refers to monitor

aaron starr, department of commission affairs. the h.p.c. unanimously recommended approval on january 19 of this year. the clay theater, constructed in 1916, is culturally and historically significant as one of the city's oldest single screen movie theaters, and is the first foreign film designated film theater, designated in 1935. san francisco heritage, san francisco theater association, san francisco residents, and business associations all spoke in favor of the land use designation, and then, the committee then recommended it to the full board. also, the board considered supervisor peskin's and mar's ordinance. last time this was heard, supervisor -- supervisor mandelman's and mar's ordinance. last time this was heard, supervisor melgar proposed several amendments to the ordinance. this time, supervisor melgar also proposed several amendments to the ordinance and what the planning commission ultimately wisely recommended to the full board, so slowly but surely, they seem to be coming around to our well thout out amendments. after the ame

and members of the commission. my name is nate rangel, president of a trade association called california outdoors and we represent commercial outfitters on public resources, including those on the tuolomi. we were at the meeting with marty and your staff last thursday and i wanted to the just reiterate what marty said. we're appreciative of the work that your staff does in balancing the needs of your constituents and of those communities, both in that area and across the state. so we look forward to continuing to work with your staff and finding, you know, [inaudible] for the resources and communities and for your constituents. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comment. next caller, i've opened your line. you have two minutes. >> caller: yes, thank you. my name is teresa. i'm the california stewardship director for american whitewater. our mission is to protect and restore america's white water resources and enhance opportunitis to enjoy them safely. when last i spoke to the commission on april 12, i

a future commission meeting. commission president's report and commissioners' reports. commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. action item. >> vice president elias: thank you. commissioner byrnes? >> commissioner byrne: thank you. when i met with urban alchemy, they asked me if i could agendize this so the department can explain what's going on in the evening time. as an aside, they're very happy with what's going on in the daytime. i've never seen so many kids at the corner of hyde and turner -- [indiscernible] -- hyde and golden gate? in any event, it was a pleasure to see so many kids out there, but i'm still concerned about the evening time and the night time. thank you. >> vice president elias: thank you. any other -- commissioner yee? >> commissioner yee: yeah, i just want to thank -- madam vice president cindy elias, thank you. i want to thank commissioner byrnes for coming out with me to hastings and urban alchemy. it's amazing what the

i do not recommend that the commission regulate service contracts, but i do support the commission's providing greater information to shippers on the value of mutual commitment and contracting. and also, the availability of shippers associations to leverage volume for freight charges and service contracts. shippers' associations with useful in other areas of imports and i believe they can be extremely useful especially to our medium and small exporters to band together to get good deals and commitment from ocean carriers. i will continue to work with our stakeholders and fmc supply chain innovations teams as we work to bring 29 to a close. i promised my colleagues i would continue this effort as long as the pandemic continues, and now we all hope and pray we're moving out of this, and we are bringing this, this investigation to a close, moving on to our next phase. of course, the commission will continue to focus enforcement resources on run reasonable demerge and detention, and have several interim, final recommendations that i included in my written statement. one of those is begin

we've hired the commission secretary who for public works who is helping launch those commissions andwe've developed recommendations to present to the commissions for how to comply with their mandates and we've logged over 40 connection points between the two departments as well as improvement opportunity ideas. a partners from public works will be speaking about the budgetsubmission wehelped coordinate but first i want to share a bit about the commission mandates and our recommendations for compliance . next slide please . great. this is a preview of the recommendations being made to meet the performance monitoring and transparency goals of establishing thetwo commissions this work was done so the commissions can hit the ground running once they are seeded and they will have discretion to accept, reject or modify these . thewords on the slide mandates are for proposition the talk through our recommendations for compliance . the public works commission has a mandate to oversee the department's performance including the evaluation of data while the sas commission specifically refers to

i do not recommend the commission regulates service contracts but i do support the commissions providing greater information shippers on the value of mutual commitment and contracting. and also the availability of shippers associations to leverage volume for freight charges and service contracts. shippers associations are useful and other areas of imports. : : : >> the commission will continue to focus resources on several interim final recommendations that i've included in my written statement. it's important and what i do is target particular problems and work diligently to fix those. a program that i started years ago that they found was responsive to their problems called rapid response programs, all the ceos of carriers usa promised and have promised me personally again to respond if the head consumer affairs calls and says we have an emergency right now and you need to respond and of course you could imagine the ceo makes a call and the problem gets fixed. we are starting that again and like my colleague we are doing this and other things and are pleased to hear from you today and

commission, to the d.a.s. advisory council, to the dignity fund, oversight and advisory committee, to all san francisco state legislators and to the governor's office. and then also to the california master plans steering committee as well. so those are -- those are just some of the targets for our distribution plan. so if there are no questions about that, i'll move on. programming for march, as executive director dearman mentioned, our march 14th meeting will be a working group meeting with research development associates. and in april, mary flat, i think who is a prominent national speaker will be speaking to the membership. and as you can see there, dr. flat is a clinical psychologist with 20 years of experience and hope to share her wisdom and legacy to inform us how we can age well and age better as we get older. so we look forward to that in our april case membership meeting. as you recall from the last meeting, we are supporting a caregivers' support request of $20,000 and then the hybrid programming c

commission meetings.nts report, commissioners report, commissionannouncements and handling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings . >> i know that commissioner byrne requested to generalize in three months the update on i'm sorry, what was her name? miss bo's case, we should again dies the protocols for victims and families of homicide and what the department does because we've had this concern raised several times about family members who try to ... whose cases are aged and they don't have contact with people in the department so perhaps the department can do a presentation on what services and contacts and resources the provide these victims and family members of homicide victims . so that that way we can have that and put that information on a commission website so that we don't have to make these victims suffer even further. the other thing i'm going to ask to again dies is i think we should have an update on the cbe and how it's working in terms of the shootings and homic

s reforms initiatives. >> good morning, commission. i am patrick canaan communications director for department of building director. these are reforms from last year. it is reforms initiative to further public confidence in the department management and oversight and operations. we identified several initiatives to develop our staff and enhance transparency for the public. launched may last year and by the controller's office incorporated into our initiative. every department at d.b.i., director, administration and he inspections and permit services. we have a number completed. new senior inspector for code enforcement. increased services established district inspection activities. reminders to staff about the whistleblower program and new online tool in our internet to allow staff to report nonly any behavior from colleagues or management that they find of concern. all of those comments will be investigated by hr or by management. standard aye preinspections for enhanced body compliant and complaint page how to report concerns. develo

this is not a priority of the commission. i hope we get an update on next steps because we have been waiting a long time for this. thank you very much. >> next caller. you have two minutes. >> david pill plow. i am calling to report i am not feeling well. i must have eaten something that didn't agree with me. leave it at that. i will absent myself from your meeting today. i hope you have a good and productive meeting. i just want to state for the record that i don't believe it was the water. i think the water is still good. i hope steve will report to andrew and his very capable staff that the water quality continues to not just meet but exceed appropriate standards. i appreciate the water quality and the work you are doing. until next time thanks for listening. >> your line is open. you have two minutes. >> commissioners, the river as well as the community benefits seeing no movement with the commission. they have attended the workshops and you are refused to listen to the people. when it comes to the bayview, and whatever t

or the commission room. thank you and the president -- chief gave the report on your component and i saw it twice before i want your opinion and feedback to myself and my fellow commissioners on the coffee with a clinician that the is first time folks have been doing that in the department and off campus. i need to hear feedback on how it went and how it is going and does that idea of being outside of the department work within coffee which is more comfortable. i'm not sure it is at a coffee shop. >> thank you. um -- president feinstein and vice president, commissioners, chief, we had our second coffee with the clinicians this afternoon or this morning from 9 to 10:30. 25 showed up the fire credit union is providing free tea and coffee. and it is going really limp we built it from i think the first one was may be 15 people. as the word gets around it is -- you can go talk to a clinician about anything. she gives you information about therapies and things that she does. and -- people are coming up and shows o

other commissions. we've got sfmta. >> president laguana: that is by design. this is the breeding ground. all right. is there any other -- were you about to tap? okay. you don't have to tap. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. couple things right off the bat. if you have a federal spa disaster loan and are looking to get an increase, you should apply for it now because that program will be lapsing very soon. i just wanted to make a p.s.a. about that. you should do it asap if that's what you're interested in. and that is related to federal covid financial aid. second thing i wanted to say is this is kind of a long-term conversation, but how do we make restaurant week and small business week more accessible to more businesses? it's the holy month of ramadan right now. restaurant week launched the first week of ramadan. just something to note there's a lot of businesses that probably would have loved to participate or maybe even have an after hour event for restaurant week and, you know, that kind of b

the face master scomplant street scape plan the commission the form are san front redevelopment commission approve and theed developer constructs the public improvement with the plans. and that's the public approximate sillity and separate low in 2010 the agency commissioning with the assistance of guarantee from the economic develop. agency producted the side office building you have been there we have our all our cac meetings most low at the side office building on galvez street. [inaudible] part of the [inaudible] that i will talk about for this contract. >> the am border patrol within over this in great contract is for the phase one community the [inaudible] cover the public facilities.great contract is fo one community the [inaudible] cover the public facilities. here are the images of the public facilities. many of you have beenut there. the open space and side office building. public art that is within the park and as well as the [inaudible] that infrastructure the subdrains that keeps water flowing they are in the hill top there is retaining walls. and the street scape. this is the

you see a five-member commission with the manager of commission affairs and then below you'll see four bureaus under the new department head and deputy director of operations. you'll see central operations you'll see street environmental services, that's where a lot of the street cleaning happens . urban forestry and you'll see a combinedbuilding and street repair on the far right . i want to highlight two ofthe boxes reporting to the department head . those are the shared administrative services . very much by design we added two boxes to that chart and in the next slide you'll see why. >> can i ask a question? where does the enforcement responsibilities fall? enforcement of the rules aroun shared spaces ? >> if it's possible to go back one slide. primarily it's done in 2 areas of the department. if you look at the far lower left, the bureau of street use and mapping, that's where the enforcement arm primarily within public works lies and that will remain in public works after the split but a lot of the permitting and enforcement because a lot of things get permitting there's a synerg

i hope soon the senate will confirm to bring the commission to full strength.nowledge of communication policy and dedication to consumer protection are exemplary, the scc and the american public will be well served with her nomination. and also want to commend all four of you or your outstanding bipartisan work to deliver for the american people as you await your fifth calling for the scc has a broad mission, regulating communications by wire, radio, satellite and cable with a mandate to promote competition, investment, diversity and security in our nations communication network. it is also the congressionally designated body to regulate commercial spectrum and make spectrum assignments. the scc should be applauded for tackling such a wide array of duties with the limited budget and staff it is afforded. broadband is an essential necessary service for americans for their jobs, schooling, healthcare, and participation in our country. with this in mind, congress made historic investments to the cares act, the 2020 omnibus on the rescue plan and the infrastructure

commission president tanner .[roll call] >> thank you commissioners, first on youragenda is items proposed for continuance. item one case 21-00698 ,south bend avenue .cost for conditional use authorization proposed for indefinite continuance and further commissioners under your discretionary

a future commission meeting. director. >> director: good evening. currently, we are at 176 cases have been opened so far this year. we've closed 180 cases and our current case load of open cases is 272 cases. we've sustained nine cases so far this year and we have mediated four cases. we have 29 cases that have investigations that have gone beyond a 9-month period. this time last year, we had 36 cases that had gone beyond a 9-month period. we have not had a case to go beyond the 3304 deadline which is 12 months since i took over with the agency. 24 of those cases are told cases. only five of the cases are not told. like civil litigation and pending and criminal charges. of the cases we have pending decisions, there are 12 cases pending decisions with the commission. and there are five cases pending decisions that are with the chief of police. this week, we had a couple of cases come in that resulted in allegations being made to the agency. the top allegation, the top percentage of allegations were for officers be

i suggest we have a join hearing with ocii commission.nd the management, the well being to the neighborhood and the future of the parcels and large are context from the port's parcel. i think we have to look internal ly and see how we are doing our own leasing. how we do our maintenance. and security, et cetera, and make sure we are taking care of this property in the way we would any property any place in the city. i think we need to come back and report to you when we found. if there is other recommendations of the commission for what we should look into before we come back. it is important this we bring the city agencies with responsibilities for the area to the table with this commission so you can have a conservation with them. that will be important and moving in the dialogue comploong for us ocii primary ly, but it it is the slough may be have a joint commission with puc who is the lead on the slough. port staff can work hard to push our values and our strategic plan. we are not the director of the other agents they mead to come he

this is really a very important function for our healing commission. to be sure that the w is being done by our department and taking seriously and carefully in order to maintain our regulatory compliance. clear, there are issues here with laguna that we are aware of that have challenged us over the last several yers and the well gowna staff long with the health and the san francisco health network helped in not just remedying the regulatory issues but improving the quality that many of us have seen the past several year. they are to be commended for this and clear that just looking at the pandemic as an example, it to have only 6 unfortunately but only 6 over 2-1/2 years of a fasilty over 700 people demonstrates the quality of care and the care that our staff is giving us to our residents. the cited problems are small, compared to the e normity of the challenge of developing >> or delivering care to 700 people some of the most vulnerable in our city and -- this city has been committed to laguna honda to have a better site for those who were in need. o

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. yes, next item on the agenda is item 2, hearing to consider appointing nine members, terms ending april 27, 2024, to the sunshine ordinance task force. we have nine seats and eight applicants. >> chair peskin: okay. we -- previously, this rules committee dealt with this a couple of -- i can't remember when, but we dealt with it

as we've discussed at previous commission meetings, last summer, the california public utilities commission ordered cleanpowersf and other power providers under its jurisdiction to procure long duration storage resources to support statewide electric reliability. cleanpowersf participated in a request for offer for long duration storage as a member of california community power. cleanpowersf's participation in the first long duration energy storage project, the tumbleweed project was approved by this commission on february 22nd. the board of supervisors on march 22 and the mayor on march 31. on february 25, california community power approved its second long duration community storage project goal line. california community power member agencies are now seeking approval from their governing bodies to participate in this project. with the approval of the goal line project cleanpowersf will be able to comply with the cpuc procurement order. there is background information on california community power. the new agency that we have joined and we presented here before the commission and the boar

press briefing a with the president zalinski and the commission president. what more can you tell us, alexandra? well, i think it was my impression during those press conference at both liter really wanted to make it a success. this visit at the press conference to demonstrate to the ukraine, people that a, the european union in standing by their side as sort of the law funder lion saddened as press conference. he also said that you fight is our fight addressing the ukrainian people and the president. and she told him that sir, is that you are p and a union can never match the sacrifice of his people. of course you can say those are only words, but i think that that those are words that are much needed in the country. that is at war and effect that she visited, boucher, a, were russian soldiers stand accused of terrible war crimes was also very important . but let's have a listen to what president zalinski had to say in this press conference. some dudgeon vom loses, shall witness me, but he is, i would like to thank you madam president, for this very special