appreciate commission members for pointing those out to commission staff. all consent calendar items can be heard individually upon request by a commissioner, staff or the public, but happy to take corrections to the minutes or questions. adoption of the consent calendar and all resolutions is action item. >> thank you. i have a question on one of the items on consent calendar. it regards 5d, the minnesota street scape improvements. perhaps interim director short you can answer it. what is the ipic eastern neighborhoods funding source? what is that funding source? >> that is-the development impact fees that are collected from development-trying to remember what it stands for. do you know, bruce? okay. interagency plan implementation committee. those are development impact fees that are collected and then they are used in accordance with one of the basically the area plans that have been developed, so those fees can be used to implement one of the approved area funds, so-sorry, area plans. they are usually site or neighborhood specific funds that can be allo

appreciate commission members for pointing those out to commission staff. all consent calendar items can be heard individually upon request by a commissioner, staff or the public, but happy to take corrections to the minutes or questions. adoption of the consent calendar and all resolutions is action item. >> thank you. i have a question on one of the items on consent calendar. it regards 5d, the minnesota street scape improvements. perhaps interim director short you can answer it. what is the ipic eastern neighborhoods funding source? what is that funding source? >> that is-the development impact fees that are collected from development-trying to remember what it stands for. do you know, bruce? okay. interagency plan implementation committee. those are development impact fees that are collected and then they are used in accordance with one of the basically the area plans that have been developed, so those fees can be used to implement one of the approved area funds, so-sorry, area plans. they are usually site or neighborhood specific funds that can be allo

i joined the youth commission. i had beener interested in san francisco politics freshman in high school and volunteered on local political campaign and district attorney election and got into that process, and from there did more campaigning and got into youth advocacy and activism in the city. and from there i sort have (inaudible) city hall on certain issues and wanted to be on the flip side and see what i could do in city hall for young people and a voice for young people and are the youth commission was the perfect opportunity for that so why i decided to apply. thankfully i was appointed. >> great. how many years have you been on? >> second term as well so beginning september 2021. >> every turm is one year? >> yeah, because people age out so quickly and people go away for college so we try to make it like a school year roughly. >> okay. nice. thank you. >> hi. i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascin

i joined the youth commission. i had beener interested in san francisco politics freshman in high school and volunteered on local political campaign and district attorney election and got into that process, and from there did more campaigning and got into youth advocacy and activism in the city. and from there i sort have (inaudible) city hall on certain issues and wanted to be on the flip side and see what i could do in city hall for young people and a voice for young people and are the youth commission was the perfect opportunity for that so why i decided to apply. thankfully i was appointed. >> great. how many years have you been on? >> second term as well so beginning september 2021. >> every turm is one year? >> yeah, because people age out so quickly and people go away for college so we try to make it like a school year roughly. >> okay. nice. thank you. >> hi. i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascin

as concentrated as follows from the commission's mandate to investigate.es and the establishment of facts related to the activities of american biological laboratories in ukraine during the investigation, the commission held 12 meetings, more than 20 representatives of the relevant ministry of departments of leading experts, representatives of scientific institutions were heard. including persons directly working on the territory of ukraine, the commission found that the biological development of the territory of ukraine began in 1993, when, on the basis of the so-called initiative of senators, nann and lugar, a systemic infiltration of american specialists was organized , including on biosecurity facilities in the territory of the former soviet union specifically in ukraine, the culmination of such efforts of our antagonists was the signing in 2005 of a closed agreement between the us military department, the pentagon and the ministry of health of ukraine, even from the very fact of this e-e agreement follows the direction of the corresponding programs of

>> i should claire time he was not on the puc commission which is the commission this approved it. >> civic design and review. >> correct. why this needed to be approved before he would get paid? >> correct >> he did vote to approve his own project. >> yes. and that was 2.7 million dollars to him. why correct and the sole priority but. >> yes. how many other voting members were there >> 5 member body. civic design review committee. >> he should have recused himself. >> absolutely. >> because of that i wonder why the mechanic mump. i understands jot maximum is that one we can go there. . at least for the lower threshold the maximum which is 5 thousand dollars you did not impose. i question this. compared to the huge contract he received this it is really not 8 thousand dollars. 8500 dollars is really, you know, nothing compared to the contract and i do agree with commissioner romano, he should have knew he should have recused himself from voting. and that was you know. you know when the vote was? was it unanimous? we don't have information off hand. we have not discuss third degree. i

the youth commission seats people on other bodies and outside the youth commission as a whole another area of politics and policy work as well. i also say anyone watching this being i don't know if i want to be on the youth commission or i want applied but didn't get on, there is still so many ways to get involved. we have a website you can find our information on. i really encourage that because you don't get started until you get started and once you get started you keep going and end up in a seat like this. >> i think it is so funny because involvement in politics is a little ball rolling. there is a million little balls rolling and opportunities. it is just crazy actually because the first thing i did is internship where i cleaned the streets in san francisco and now i'm like on the youth commission. >> (inaudible) if you are not sherbet the youth commission or not accepted to first time volunteer for the district supervisors, try to form a relationship with them or who ever is in the office and apply again to the youth commission. >> i think the other thing too is like, as much a

appreciate commission members for pointing those out to commission staff. all consent calendar items can be heard individually upon request by a commissioner, staff or the public, but happy to take corrections to the minutes or questions. adoption of the consent calendar and all resolutions is action item. >> thank you. i have a question on one of the items on consent calendar. it regards 5d, the minnesota street scape improvements. perhaps interim director short you can answer it. what is the ipic eastern neighborhoods funding source? what is that funding source? >> that is-the development impact fees that are collected from development-trying to remember what it stands for. do you know, bruce? okay. interagency plan implementation committee. those are development impact fees that are collected and then they are used in accordance with one of the basically the area plans that have been developed, so those fees can be used to implement one of the approved area funds, so-sorry, area plans. they are usually site or neighborhood specific funds that can be allo

item number 7, commission reports. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussions will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission. >> thank you, this week i attended the disciplinary review board. and the cases that were reviewed were interesting and i cannot wait until they appear before the commission so you can see the trends from that board. i also want to when that presentation appears before the commission, i think that my understanding that dpa has been going along with ia to provide training on some of the trends which is extremely helpful. my know that myself and fellow commissioners have attended that training and spoke very highly about it. i hope that that continues. and i think that is all the announcements that i have. i'm going to turn it over to vice president. >> i'm going of a few things to report on. it was a event at a temple and it was a well put together event promoting recruiting a

in san francisco we have a police commission but in many places there is no police commission. we decided to have i a different government here. because we have independent citizen oversight and implementation of policy. because many of the worse is because there was inadequate oversight and no checks on policy making and procedures. so our d g.o. process and the power to issue policies with the commission, as part of that process, the department gets to weigh in extensively and brings subject matter to the table. but at the same time it provides from the same commission which has a different view on a lot of these issues. sometimes involves a working group where we could not convenient subject matters, it's subject to public meetings laws, so we have publicly post what we're doing and members of the public can o pine. so the system ensures that we have a diversity of use and that the process is public. bureau orders are exactly the opposite. the department gets to decide whatever it wants to do. i don't think dpa gets to weigh in, they get noticed. so the department decides fo

commission but are not part of this agenda. comments specific to an item on the agenda may be heard when that item is considered. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. general public comment may be continued to the end of the agenda if speakers exceed 15 minutes of general public comment. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment, may line up against the wall furthest from the door in the chamber with us. if you are calling in use that public comment call in number of 415-655-0001 and today's meeting access code is 24815960488, pound, pound and press star 3. it does not appear we have any in person members of the public who want to speak on this item, and i am looking at the public comment queue and we do not have any members of the public in the queue at this time, so that concludes general public comment. >> that concludes public-sorry, concludes general public comment. please call the next item. >> item 2, the communications and the director's report and interim direc

a future commission meeting.) - commission president's report - commissioners' reports - commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings (action) >> thank you. a couple of things to report. we had a meeting with the commission office, city attorney, the department and dpa with respect to finalizing the trial rules for the commission. as we know, our city attorney, with respect to discipline was changed, so we had to catch her up to speed on the process and hopefully, get the finalization of the trial rules together. i also was dealing with the findings ever facts for several of my -- findings of fact for several commission that was -- along with the administrative logistics based on the discussion of our biweekly meeting with the chief. so, that's what i have to report. vice-president, carter-oberstone? >> i just an update for me. as some folks will recall on january 11th when this commission voted to enact dg09.7 for pre--- chief scott said he would like the commission to consider additional language to clarify that a few

there was questions from the commission related to art commission instealation the question was the new building also to being a language time to get art up. public art installations and capitol projects drilled. art and contract with the artist is in the managed boy public works but the art's the sudden front art's commission. the public works team will be responsible for coordinate and communicates to the art's project manager on the project schedule mile stones and when the other work is ready to avoid drilling the project. many instance the second artist unable to meet the schedule because of resource or prior commitments. on other commits the health center the project was successful in coordinating with the art team and able to complete all installation prior to completion. many times [inaudible] the other work can be installed after the project is occupyd and will not impact the completion of the project. it is not ideal but can be done. there are cline request change orders come pleaed delayed final completion. modifying the existing blockers to increase capacity and i room to of

so these are the tasks of our commission.as e establishing the truth and e, it was obvious to us that this truth from us consciously from the americans did everything in order to, well, at least launch us on some kind of false trail. here we are white and fluffy, we help ukraine cope with infectious diseases that exist on the territory of this country. well, how, uh, to switch the arrows to the maximum and already try to blame russia for what, in fact, they themselves are doing in ukraine and uh, in many other countries we found that such american biological laboratories. in total, you can find, uh, in almost 50 countries there are more than 400 of them , and about 50 of them work in ukraine as territories. i don’t even dare to call it a state, as in the territory of the greatest degree of subordinate ambition, uh, the american military and specifically the military, i didn’t make a reservation formally, these laboratories are engaged in biological activities by doctors, but over this year we have absolutely established and p

concern for us on the youth commission. i want to say myself and commissionerutting looking into it and reasonable had the youth commission call a hearing on the matter. so we will be following up and wing on this going forward. >> and i wanted say if i did not comment on your issue or slides don'ts take it as i did not see it as a priority or that i was not impressed the issues with juvenile hall closure and violence the issues with all of these issues are near and dear to all our hearts i don't want gone if any you presentd and i did in the comment. i have i have taken notes on every one of the areas you talked about today. >> its okay we feel loved here. we will be following up with your office thank you, supervisor safai. >> thank you chair nguyen and commissioners for you were presence and in your presentation and n this chamber as always. as chair nguyen mentioned the board of supervisors in our youth commission has a long standing part inship. i'm grateful and to have the privilege to sponsor this hearing today. so w

as for this issue, it is extremely important in the work created by the commission. disrespect for the parliament, a country that declares standards in democracy itself not only violates them. but he does everything to ensure that they do not exist. you invite the ambassador of the united states of america and ask him, let him answer the application here. okay, let her is responsible to the commission before the representatives of the people. they put on one thing in words, but now they are not deploying a map around the entire perimeter of our country and other countries, we have seen it. almost everywhere on the globe, these laboratories are deployed, and then it will end in a huge tragedy. what happened to japan , we remember, we took it only in order to frighten an entire nation, they used an atomic bomb, dropping it on peaceful cities. the reason for the appearance of covid is not completely known, but everything converges on the fact that they are also behind it the united states of america is man-made on their part. so we need to be tougher here. invite the am

systematically solve the problems of bureaucratic procedures that exist in these military medical commissions. for your information, we visited all military hospitals as lullabies there are not enough military doctors, and there are queues of doctors at the vlk, and we understand why there is an element of corruption and an element of abuse, and at this time our military are standing in queues. what is the difference between with the draft law presented earlier by the report and ours, we worked it out not with people in offices, but with practicing doctors who say the following: that it is necessary to shorten the period of the investigation, and this is in our draft law, it is necessary to clearly record when the investigation is conducted. clearly receive all the relevant certificates and we record it when there is an investigation, when there is no third , the deadlines for the investigation and the transfer of the certificate are recorded so that our injuries do not have to wait for weeks and months documents and did not lose precious time for treatment and rehabilitation. fourth, the tra

the high qualifications commission of judges has not been functioning for almost 4 years.of the previous composition ended in the fall of 2019 after amendments were made to the law of ukraine on the judiciary and the status of judges and other provisions on the activities of judicial governance bodies. since that time, the judicial system of ukraine was deprived of the possibility of selecting judges, which led to a shortage . qualification evaluations of acting judges, which also could not but affect the quality of the ukrainian judiciary, this is all the authority of the supreme qualification commission of judges of ukraine, consisting of 16 members, the career growth of a judge from one instance to another also happens through the higher qualification. that is, it is a very important body , from which direction it depends on who are the judges in our country and in which judicial positions. this is the first time in ukraine that such a large-scale process of renewal of the actual one hundred percent of this body is taking place. concerts of members of the higher qualifi

have the commission hearing here with the commission on environment we will have a kickoff of the rate board hearing. all in all, the hearing indicate 11 opportunity for oral comment from the public. the public will have opportunity for written objections. and then once we release our rate order proposal. a prop 218 proposal period. the third phase once we released the rate proposal this triggered board to hear it and anticipate 4 board hearings to work out for will the refuse rate board to review the proposal and hopeful low adopt new rates the end of july for us to notice in august. and in terms of the rolls for the rate setting process there is input and recommendation and adoption. input there is public input. rate payers have the town to provide input through the public workshops, hearings and the commission hearing and refuse rate hearing and written meant or public protest. diameters will have opportunity for input with public works and department of environment who receive funding through the rates. and department of public health does in the receive funding through rates but d

the hsh commission. ramaytush ohlone acknowledgement “the san francisco hsa/das commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all page4 peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples.” svenlthd take the roll. >> thank you vice president spaers. >> commissioners respondent with present. president knutzen is excused today. vice president spaers. >> present. >> commissioner bittner. >> present. >> commissioner jung. >> pre

we welcome what conclusions did the commission draw in the end?nclusions should be drawn here based on the results of this report, not by the commission, but probably by the entire parliamentary corps to evaluate all this work done, it must be said that it is parliamentary. investigation initiated by the chairman of the state duma islam volodin lasted almost a year, hundreds of documents and facts of the military-biological occupation of the actual west were studied, and in ukraine, dozens of biological laboratories with dangerous viruses were identified. many witnesses were also interrogated, who shared very valuable testimonies. with the assistance of the kiev regime, 50 laboratories were created, where secret research and experiments were carried out on citizens of ukraine. as a result of such an occupation , ukraine itself became a hotbed of dangerous diseases, in including of obscure origin no doubt the us military biological project in ukraine today and laboratories. this is manhattan 2. this is the development of a new generation of weapons

hey, this is the commission. she here these questions somehow uh, either hush up in general, either uh , includes some streamlined phrases, such as that there is not enough information about how russian prisoners of war are treated. and in general, how would ukraine violate human rights. i mean, uh, you see, this is the report. if you look at him, he is clearly skewed towards e, denigrating russia and denigrating her actions, uh, and uh, in all thoughts and inconceivable sins, so we see that in this format we can cooperate with this commission, but just does not make sense to us, because everything we say is everything we direct or sink. uh, somewhere in there, uh, they have uh and either distorted or taught in such a light that does not reflect the real situation. here, in fact, is our position. e today. such is genna mikhailovich and as i understand it, here is the information that you said, which you send, and there are questions about ukrainian children, which we allegedly forcibly take away somewhere. they k

have the commission hearing here with the commission on environment we will have a kickoff of the rate board hearing. all in all, the hearing indicate 11 opportunity for oral comment from the public. the public will have opportunity for written objections. and then once we release our rate order proposal. a prop 218 proposal period. the third phase once we released the rate proposal this triggered board to hear it and anticipate 4 board hearings to work out for will the refuse rate board to review the proposal and hopeful low adopt new rates the end of july for us to notice in august. and in terms of the rolls for the rate setting process there is input and recommendation and adoption. input there is public input. rate payers have the town to provide input through the public workshops, hearings and the commission hearing and refuse rate hearing and written meant or public protest. diameters will have opportunity for input with public works and department of environment who receive funding through the rates. and department of public health does in the receive funding through rates but d

update on future commission meeting. director henderson. >> thank you. >> all right so currently on the dpa, we have 286 cases that are pending and open. of those cases 23 of them have investigations whom have exceeded nine months or still a year but those are the case that's are still on going that have gone on past nine months. and of those 23 cases 19 are toll cases, meaning that they have cases that are active in the criminal or civil arenas so time is not running on them. there are also 7 cases with waiting on decision from the commission and still 85 cases that are pending decisions from the chief. just fyi, a lot of those unpacking the details where the 85 cases are contained in the audit, both what is forthcoming in front of this commission. in terms of the weekly trends for this week, the top trend for allegations has been for against officers failing to investigate claims made of the public. and if you want a break down of the allegations as they come in from the public, they're available on our website. in ter

the economic commission of the majlis is especially excellent in this field.in this regard, several people in the islamic council of the islamic council, the commission on principle 90, are very present in the field. even in the field, the members of the commission on principle 90 visited the customs and finally checked the matters related to their import . in this field, we have almost infrastructure we have good laws and regulations in the field of supporting domestic production. see, in addition to traditional domestic production , there are industries that already exist in your report. it was mentioned in your report for the jump in knowledge-based production, which is actually a new aspect of production. the legal and legal structure has been prepared and provided, and the circulars and regulations that were considered for these cases must be clarified and clarified . taken, but the ministry of economy in the field of fairness and the central bank is actually good injections and restrictions in this field, at least the payment of foreign currency for thes

our next item on the agenda is action item health commission officer elections. we will open this item. do we have nominations for vice president? >> mr. presidents, i would like to-and have the pleasure and privilege of nominating vice president green for another term as vice president for the commission. commissioner green vice president green has shown true dedication to the mission of the commission and to the-her concern and for the residents of san francisco i had the pleasure serving with her on the laguna honda acc. the immense amount of preparation and dedication to the issues that have come up with regard to both laguna honda and all the other responsibilities that she carries as vice president, so it is my again, pleasure and privilege to nominate commissioner green for second term as vice president. >> thank you commissioner guillermo. do we have second? >> second. >> any public comment? >> if you like to comment on item 2, press star 3. the comments are on the vice president election. again, star 3. i see no hands commissioners. >> commissioners, any

all other members of the commission are present. please note the commission has one vacant seat. mr. vice chair, we do have a quorum. the next order of business is item 2, announcements. a, the flecs next regular meeting is scheduled tuesday may 2, 2023 at 1 p.m. the announce of prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar soundproducing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic device. c announcement of public comment procedures. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. we recommend that members of the public who are attending the meeting in person fill out a “speaker card” and submit the completed card to the commission secretary. all

i was on the commission before 2021. >> former commission. a lot of history on this project. commissioner braun. >> i'm catching up on the dates, too. >> am listened careful low to the points made especially by commissioners moore, tanner and koppel. i irrelevant respect the point being made that ultmitt low one should not get rewarded for ignoring this commission. ive respect that the commissioners who were on this commission at the time the 2017 upon plan was approved at the dr this you know i wanted defer to that decision made at that time and go back to the fact that is never has been followed through on. so, i'm change mid minds i would prefer that we continue with the 2017 approved plans. and that resets the circumstances a bit and if the applicant wants to build 2 more in the future that's manage they do from inspect process after the current issue has been abated y. sloulth. why that will make 3 of us. thank you, commissioners cop and he will moore for peek to us and helping to make a good sdichlgzirment to ask mr. winslow if we uphold the 2017 decision is it possible

>> >> welcome to the san francisco small business commission meeting this afternoon at 4:30 pm., monday, march 27, 2023. i'd like to call the meeting to order. at 4:35 p.m. held in-person at city hall and broadcast live on sfgovtv or call 4156550001 and small business commission sfgov thank you for televising the meeting on channel 78 and welcome the public participation and public comment there will be an opportunity to be germane and an opportunity to comment for each item the commission will take public comment in-person and then people remotely. and members of the public who are calling in the number is 415665 and asked to - followed by password 7221 and press pound to be added to the line and when xekd in listening mode and later on an item of interest come up if you dial there you'll be into the cow i please silence the device and public comment is limited to three minutes and speakers are requested but not required to state your name. >> and sfgovtv please show the office of small business slide and today, we'll begin with a reminder many small business commission is official pub