commissioner elias, commissioner hamasaki, and commissioner max carter were asking about this specific issue, so i just wanted to read in the record. it's done in real-time. you can check the dates, as well. may 19, 2021, from supervisor cohen. are you able to tell me how many numbers of officers are on the brady list? do you have that number, question mark? answer, i don't have it off the top of my head. we can get it for you. the list is a living document, so it is updated. and then, again, on january 12 of 2022, commissioner cindy elias, this record says it's 1,451, but i'm curious, how many officers are actually on patrol of that number? how many are patrolling and how many officers are in a unit, and how many officers are on the brady list, which would prohibit, which would make it more difficult to put them on active patrol or to be utilized in a fashion that would require them to testify? so i think i'm not sure if you have that information readily available. i don't today. i think that's an item we can follow up. i think that's an -- oh, shoot i think that's an item we can foll

commissioner hell fond. >> commissioner safai. >> present. >> commissioner stansbury. >> we have a quorum. >> do we need to make a motion to excuse commissioner gandhi? is she absent all day today? >> i have not heard back from her. i can't answer that. >> we generally don't take motion. everyone understands why she is absent. she would still be marked as absent from the meeting. >> we don't be do motions to excuse? >> the city attorney in the past has advised us not to. former commissioner carmen chu asked the same thing. the advice at the time was from the city attorney's office we don't do the motions to excuse. >> okay. we do that on the board. >> i am familiar with that process. when the former commissioner chu asked about it we considered it. >> thank you. madam secretary please call next item. >> item 2. communications. due to covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members to the employees and public, san francisco employees retirement system is closed. members will be participating remotely. precaution is taken pursuant to various local, state, federal orders and directive

commissioner carrington. commissioner lum. >> present. >> commissioner sklar. executive director. >> i am here. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. >> commissioners, the next item is communications. >> public comment will be dealt with during public comment on channel 8 and sfgovtv are streaming on the screen. each speaker is allowed three minutes to speak. communities or opportunities during the public comment period are available via phone call. during each public comment viewers are instructed to call 415-655-0001 code 24815901470-pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear discussions but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. speak clearly and turn down your television and radio. you have three minutes to speak you will have three minutes to speak. public comment by e-mail to sfgovtv.org. if you submit public comment via e-mail it will be forwarded to the commission and included as part of the official docket. any other communications from the commission mem

commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner diamond. >> aye. >> commissioner fung. >> aye. >> commissionermperial. >> aye. >> commissioner koppel. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commission president tanner. >> aye. >> so commissioners that passes unanimously 7-0. that places under your discretionary review calendar. 12. 2020-003208drp. 706 vermont street. this is a discretionary review. >> are you prepared to make the presentation, mr. parata. >> good afternoon. i am senior designer with staff and planning. before you is a request for discretionary review of building permit application 2020-0218.4616 to sex and third floor and add new roof deck on top of third floor and repair roof skylights as needed, expand third floor and add three feet of height to the third floor. also move from back to front in the house and remove walls in dining room. it would increase the size of the two family dwelling from approximately 2917 square feet to 3565 square feet. existing building is. [indiscernable] resource built in the 1900s. the requester on behalf of angela king residents of the adjace

the current commissioners are commissioner bito, commissioner tam, and commissioner moss. so there is another vacancy and commissioner moss won't be continuing to serve. we can do the process similar to the previous one. >> madam secretary, to the fellow commissioner, i would like to give up that seat as well with the president post, and litigation and the client services, i think i have plenty on my plate. and to open up the second seat on that as well. >> thank you so much. but can i ask a question of the city attorney? and i want to know if we attend the meeting tomorrow. because the meeting tomorrow is -- we can go ahead and vote for the new members, but deputy city attorney kapla, can i ask a question? >> that is a good point. >> can we have it -- have an effective date? and in the future. and commissioner bito is no longer interested in serving and she and commissioner tam are currently on the committee and we have a meeting scheduled tomorrow. so that would work and considering that the new commissioner would not be prepared for the meeting, and you can make that ef

coffman >> commissioner covington: so moved. >> commissioner cleaveland: second. >> commissioner nakajo: all in favor? >> clerk: mr. vice president, i need a roll call vote because the meeting is remote. [roll call] >> clerk: item 3 general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speakers. the lack of a response by the commissioners or dependency personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. and there are no callers on the public comment line. >> commissioner nakajo: public comment is closed. >> clerk: item 4 approval of the minutes. discussion and possible action to approve meeting minutes. claefl >> commissioner cleaveland: so moved. >> commissioner covington: second. >> clerk: item 5 chief of departm

>> commissioner cleaveland: yeah, i have nothing. >> commissioner nakajo: commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: yeah, just to follow up on the k9 members. the chief did give up one source of financial support. are there any other sources of financial support for the k9s? >> the nfrs are supporting the k9s for the next however many years, and former fire commissioner joe elliott veronese is the founder of that 501-c-3, and with much gratitude to him for supporting our k9s moving forward, and much gratitude to [indiscernible] foundation and the tens of thousands of dollars of work they put into those special dogs, as well. >> commissioner covington: good, good. well, former commissioner veronese has a big heart for the department, and i would like to thank him for his continued support. that's all i have. >> thank you for that presenter reminder, commissioner. >> commissioner covington: sure. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you very much. madam secretary, item 7? >> clerk: there's no one on the public comment line on item 7. item 7, public comment on item 8. public commen

commissioner. so just to keep this to the crux of the issue, it is true, and that is correct that the sharing of information is that we've only had 15 incidents, so that's actually good news that we haven't had a ton of these incidents. but the reason that this is so important is that at least nine of those incidents, and we're still going through our records, but in at least nine of those incidents, we haven't received little if any information that we believe we're entitled to receive so that we can close investigations and complete our cases. so although narrow in scope, if you want to make sure that the point is noted that you're not getting any information whether the case is opposed or active criminal investigations, we're not getting any criminal investigation period, and that is not what is going on in this m.o.u., so get, as we dive into this, but i think maybe we need to go back and define some of these issues -- they include whatever grievances that the district attorney's office has, to

>> commissioner woo ho: yes. >> commissioner brandon: yes. >> commissioner burton: aye. >> commissioner gilman: yes. >> >> commissioner woo ho: okay, the motion passes unanimously. the minutes of the january 11, 2022 meeting are adopted. >> that brings us to item 3, the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. item 4 is announcements. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make public comment on each agenda item. please note during the public comment period, we'll instruct dial-in participants to use a touch tone phone to register their desire. and then it will signal participants when they've been enabled to comment. please dial in when the item you wish to comment on is announced. if you're watching this meeting on sfgovtv, there is a short broadcasting delay. so when the items you would like to comment on are announced, call in 1-415-655-0001 and enter your access code, 2494-813-2722 and then mute th

i see commissioner moore and followed by commissioner diamond. >> commissioner moore: i want to thank everybody for the most in-depth conversation and with staff that i have ever seen. let me for starters say that i'm in full support of moving 9b and c ahead as quickly as possible. let me then thank them for the incredible foundation of broadening the discussion inside by an incredible study that allows many, many avenues and aspects which might evolve over time and become part of a broader discussion on housing. and i know that others around the world have already practiced this for many, many years. and perhaps we can learn and layer as we go on. this is a fabulous starting point and i'm in support. president tanner, should i call out commissioner diamond and commissioner imperial and critical questions asked by commissioner fung. and to have considerations and questions asked. the ones they would like to chime in on is the metrics. the recommendations made by staff and the recommendations that are in the legislation show to me that there should be additional studies done in order t

commissioner perez? >> commissioner perez: i want to make sure, did you say for restaurant that a booster is required? >> i said for spaces or events where food is served indoors. these businesses are urged to require patrons and staff to show booster. that's if eligible. >> commissioner perez: thank you. >> any other questions on that? the other big update is around corrective actions. i spoken with some of you individually and othersly likely heard from president bleiman or you heard in news of a incident that heard in one of our venues friday january 31st. close to midnight at 26 mix in the outer mission on mission near cesar chavez. there was a homicide. a patron was stabbed with a sharp object and bled out on the dance floor and passed away prior to emergency vehicles arriving. it has not occurred in one of our venues in five years. it's a good track record. it is happening now. both deputy director acevedo and i took swift action in working with the venue and police department and senior leadership

>> commissioner cohen, did you hear commissioner yee? >> president cohen: pardon me? >> my apologies. absolutely commissioner yee. lige, please join me with saying the pledge of allegiance. put your right hand over your heart and rise if you are able. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it hands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for awe. thank you, mr. yee, for that reminder. >> my pleasure. >> line item one, at this time the public is welcome to address the commission for up to one minute on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment and police or dpa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. as a rewind, general public comment are for comments not on tonights agenda. if you want to make a comment, please call in when that item is read. comments are opportunities to speak during public comment period a

commissioner foley. >> yes. [roll call] so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0 and will place this on item 4. commission comments and questions. ok. if seeing no requests to speak from members of the commission, i will simply announce to the commission and members of the public that it looks like city hall is re-opening and so it will enable us to meet in person in city hall, starting march 7. and march 3 looks like we're going to be canceling the hearing because there are no items on there. so our first hearing in city hall looks like march 16. but after having some conversations with the officers of historic preservation commission to limit our exposure, and to go back to a practice under the previous officers, we're going to try to consolidate your hearings into one a month. if scheduling permits so that when we're meeting in person, it will be hopefully once a month again to limit exposure. my understanding is city hall is not restricting any members of the public to prove vaccination st

>> so moved. >> commissioner: moved by commissioner heldfond, seconded by commissioner driscoll. we'll take public comment at this time. madame secretary open the phone lines. >> clerk: callers press star 3 to be added to the queue. are there any callers? >> there are no callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you, public comment is now closed. commissioner safai. >> excuse me, can i ask a quick question. i don't mean to interrupt the meeting but i understand that president safai will have to leave the meeting at around 3:00. >> yeah. >> clerk: and my question so the city attorney is with three board members do we have a quorum of a six-person board? >> we don't. we have to count it as a seven member board so i think we'll lose our quorum if we use the president for an hour or however long it will be. >> so perhaps we have to recess the meeting until president safai was able to rejoin in order to get the quorum or contact commissioner stansbury. >> he just advised he wouldn't be able to rejoin for an hour. i didn't know before the meeting. i note i'd have to step away. seems like we

>> commissioner morgan: commissioner morgan. i second it. >> president feinstein: thank you, commissioner morgan. >> clerk: i'll do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: motion is unanimous. item 5, chief of department's report. report from chief of department, jeanine nicholson. report on current issues, activity is, and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on january 26, 2022, including budget, academies, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies and the public. in addition, report from operations deputy chief robert postel. report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire prevention and investigation, homeland security, and airport division. >> greetings and salutations, president feinstein, and commissioners, and i want to wish you a happy birthday, maureen. chief jeanine nicholson. this is my report since my last commission meeting. this morning, i will be excusing myself to attend the mayor's department

commissioners. yes, i see commissioner cleaveland. i don't have a grid format to see yet so i can see -- there we go. so i saw commissioner cleaveland. he was one of the four in the top row. he gets to go first. >> thank you, madam president. thank you, chie o'connor for your comprehensive report. just a question on the d.n.i. portion, what is 99-10 program updates. what does that mean? >> that's part of our city e.m.t. program. chief peoples. >> hello president feinstein, vice president nakajo, commissionermore gan and commissioner cleaveland and commissioner covington as well. my name is brice peoples. assistant deputy chief. the 99-10 program is a program that is a developmental pipeline that we manage as a department. we take graduates in from another program that deals with developing youths, local youths who might be at risk and they have this particular program called city e.m.t. as a process of helping to detoxify these youths, help them to learn some adulting. and then helps them to get one of the minimum qualifications that'

commissioner melgar. >> present. >> commissioner peskin. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> present. commissioner ronen. >> present. commissioner safai. >> present. commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> chair we have a quorum. >> thank you. would you like to make an announcement about public comment. >> public comment is available for each item via telephone by calling 415-655-0001 access code 249694401967. pound pound you will be a participant. to comment press 3 to be added the queue to speak. do not press 3 again or you will be removed. you will be allowed two minute goes to speak. calls are taken in the order receive. speak slowly, clearly and tun down your television or radio. >> item 2. chair report. >> we have a presentation on the thanksportation authority 2021 annual report from executive director chang. we have a lot to be proud of and a lot more work ahead. we allocated $100 million in local funds for transit, streets and bike lanes. infrastructure and paratransit service and the subsidy program for seniors and people with disabilities c

>> commissioner cohen, did you hear commissioner yee? >> president cohen: pardon me?missioner yee. lige, please join me with saying the pledge of allegiance. put your right hand over your heart and rise if you are able. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it hands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for awe. thank you, mr. yee, for that reminder. >> my pleasure. >> line item one, at this time the public is welcome to address the commission for up to one minute on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment and police or dpa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. as a rewind, general public comment are for comments not on tonights agenda. if you want to make a comment, please call in when that item is read. comments are opportunities to speak during public comment period are available via phone by kaun (

. >> commissioner carter-oberstone. >> present. >> commissioner byrne. >> commissioner yee. >> here. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> and vice president elias. >> here. >> president cohen you have a quorum also we have chief william scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> all right, folks. i don't know about you but i'm excited. i'm ready to roll up my sleeves and get to work to do the people's business. i am excited because today is the first day that we have a full house and a full commission and i would like to welcome our newest member commissioner. i want to see if you have any opening remarks or greetings you would like to share. no pressure, you don't have to. the floor is yours. >> thank you, very much, president cohen. i do just want to take a couple of seconds to give thanks to all those that came before us on this land especially given all the challenges that the native american populations face and the immigrant populations of these lands. so i do like to thank my forfathers. i'm hon

i see commissioner fung, commissioner moore, and commissioner koppel. so commissioner fung, do you want to go next? >> commissioner fung: sure. a couple comments. i would support the no roof deck on the rear property. i also view that there's a lot of problems with specifying that they have to put vegetation in a 4' set back area. i don't think we want to get involved in that situation and i would be prepared to if nobody else wants to take a shot at a motion, i'll take a shot at a motion to adopt the massing standards with the addition of the landscaping and permbility requirement, but to leave out the architectural for staff to continue to review. >> vice president: i second that with the caveat that the massing studies will be augmented by diagrams addressing the different depths we have 25' and 120 to mack it easier to use including delineating our interpretation of the setback for the rear building and then mentioning in the 25 feet and what that means when you split the lot, one side gets 13', the other side gets 12' depending on what unit sizes y

>> commissioner paulson: so moved. >> commissioner maxwell: second. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> president moran: consent calendar is adopted. next item. >> clerk: item 12. award for master as-needed tree service contracts contracts hh1004a, bc and d, eat not to exceed agreement capacity of $9,700,000. with the duration of 1086 consecutive calendar days. this is presented by -- [ indiscernible ] >> good afternoon commissioners. thank you for having me here today. this contract will support removal of dead and disease trees that pose a threat to our ability to deliver water and power. i'm here to answer your >> president moran: commissioner s any questions? seeing none. public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make public comment dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 2481 738 9289 pound pound. press star 3 to speak. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: public comment on item 12 is closed. >> president moran: any further discussion or questions? motion and a second please. >> commissioner maxw

commissioner bermejo moved. second from commissioner wan.'s open up for public comment please. >> clerk: thank you, members of the public who wish to make a public comment should press star 3 to be added to the queue. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> president stephenson: let's go close public comment and go to a vote. [roll call vote]. >> president stephenson: motion passes. >> clerk: item 8 is director's report. speaker is debbie raphael. this item is for discussion. >> thank you. last meeting feels like 100 years ago. it was december 7th on december 8th when we had the launch of our climate action plan. i realized that i hadn't even talked about that in the past tense. william roger from goodwill recrafted ted talks. it was a really wonderful way to launch the plan and highlight the work of city agencies as well as staff members and the community. i want to point out a few things that are happening. one interesting to thing to note. we shifted our emergency ride home program to be in essential workers ride home program because tra

just to remind the commissioners to overturn this requires 4 commissioners. to continue this requires 3 commissioners. i would vote to not, not to revoke theirlicense . >> is that a formal motion? >> i see commissioner chang with her hand up first. >> to move this forward would be amotion. that's what i'm looking for. commissioner chang . >> i have a question. understanding that currently the code states when you surrender that you shouldn't presume any value. but that's not to say that legislation can't change. and that the current law wouldn't change for example to the law you submit. i guess i mean, sure if you look at the law today you could assume that it states there is nopresumed value . that isn't necessarily what will hold true in the future because we don't know. but i fall in commissioner honda and commissioner lopez camp about you know, preserving the dignity and on the flip side of the argument if there's no value in what's the point, what are we arguing about, the same could be true on the other side .if there is no value why not let these folks

commissioner. anyone else? >> commissioner elias, i neglected to say one thing. this is just 30 seconds, i want to thank members of the department and members of the public who have worked with us on our collaborative re form we got the report from the california do can j and and substantial comply ants and that is a significant milestone and i want to thank the commission for your push and your guidance and the leadership on helping us get to this point and we have a lot of work to do and it's been mentioned today some of the incidents that we want to make sure is that that's what the reform is about so i want to say that and thank members of the and members of the department who have helped us get to this point but we still need everybody's work on this to continue pushing the re form to the get everything done in terms of the recommendation. >> i think that we should definitely agenized the dna issue because it's that would focus on at least some of the dna stuff and also whatever the regular pr

commissioner bridges? >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll? >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi? >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >> mr. stansbury is absent. president casciato. aye. we have six aye's. motion passes. president casciato? >> thank you. next item please. >> item 7, action item, consent calendar. >> at this time i would entertain a motion to adopt the consent calendar. >> mr. president, i move we adopt the consent calendar. >> thank you very much. >> i'll second. >> moved by commissioner bridges, seconded by commissioner heldfond. public comment please. >> reminder to callers to press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, are there any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hear nothing calls, public comment is now closed. >> roll call vote please. [roll call vote on item 7] [consent calendar] thank you. we have six ayes. motion passes. >> president casciato? >> okay. next item, the investment calendar please. >> item 8, action item. recommendation to terminate the dfa emerging market

commissioners. commissioner ajami. >> commissioner: i had a question.ust recalled this recently, we were dealing with the challenges with the van ness project and all the recommendations that came out of that issue and the m.o.u.s and the some of the implementation issues. i'm wondering if we are sort of taking some of those, i mean, all of those recommendations and making sure this time, we are doing it right and we are not going to be in the same situation five years, ten years from now. >> absolutely. in fact, we actually joined sfmta on what we call segment a. so this is segment b. we're actually completing the segment a work with sfmta. it's the same team. same construction management team. same design team and on a p.u.c., pretty much the same team on our side. and we actually got lucky. the same contractor became the low bidder. so segment a has been implemented successfully. the we understand there's a lot of press because there's a lot of issues. on a joint project. we're not getting as much press on it because it's going so well. so we plan to

commissioner giraudo. >> yes. >> commissioner chung. >> yes. >> commissioner green. >> question. >> commissionerbernal. >> yes. i want to thank the city attorney's office for guiding us through the process of adopting this new regulation and also to commissioners for their thoughtful review and feedback on the resolution. okay, our next item is item 8 for discussion, the behavior of health services update and dr. hillary of the director of behavioral health services will be here to offer her presentation. >> good afternoon everyone. it's a pleasure to be here. i am delighted to present this update on the division of behavioral health services. i also wanted to acknowledge that i'm joined by dr. angelica and she will be presenting specifically on the street crisis response teamwork, which is embedded in this larger presentation. next slide. so for today's update, i wanted to share with you information in the following that you can see in the outline, some new leadership, which is really exciting, information about the tenderloin initiative work on our metrics, update on hiring, and information on

commissioner tanner. >> aye. >> commissioner tan. >> aye. >> commissioner diamond. >> aye. >> commissioner. >> psy. >> that passes unanimously 7-0. it will place us on commission matters. item 2 consideration of adoption draft minutes january 6, 2022. members of the public this is your opportunity to address the commission on the minutes by pressing star 3. no requests from members of the public, public comment on the minutes is closed. they are now before you. >> commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on the motion to adopt. commissioner tanner. >> aye. >> chan. >> aye. >> diamond. >> aye. >> funk. >> aye. >> imperial. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner president koppel. >> aye. >> that passes unanimously 7-0. placing us on item 3 commission comments and questions. >> i wanted to recognize this past monday was in honor of martin luther king, junior. i had events that became virtual due to the surge. i hope folks had a chance to reflect on his legacy and the department looking towards equity. even it was many decades agona o that

commissioner honda and commissioner chang. >> commissioner chang had her hand up from the last time i'll let her ask her question first this time. >> i was just going to ask, the city is comprised of a lot of different agencies and divisions and departments and so could you share with us who from the city you've called and to who you paid fees and between the authorization your license and telling you that you are lawfully and according to the regulations. >> i go to the tax department. i go there and before i buy the business and it changed the license and i went there and you have two days to pay the fees $10 for each carton and they charged me $3,000. when we got it it was there and they send me to another rom to the supervisor. they said if you have all sets cigarettes you start sales now and it is the equalization and to change the address and in the sales of california. they give you a california license. and you stel now and i took that to the board and i a ploy and two weeks and after 10 days they call me and they bring the license. every time these people from the health departm

thank you, commissioner burton. commissioner gettleman? >> thank you so much for this informational. i am in support of this item and i will be in support when it comes back as an action item. i just had one question. this is curiosity. so, the director of real estate, i was just curious, when the city looks to buy property, private or public, does it always negotiate and buy at formwork it -- fair market value? my question is, you are buying other property to make the deal work. we will be selling our property for market value to go to the fund and help our community and the trust. that is how we have always negotiated. >> thank you for that question. the short answer is, yes. it has a bit of a nuance. we always do an appraisal before we acquire property. we like to buy property at a little bit below fair market value if we can. we always tried to negotiate the best deal pop is -- possible. we rarely buy property over fair market value. and if you choose to do so, the have to make certain findings that buying property above fair market va

>> thank you, commissioner. i don't know that we have -- oh, go ahead, doctor. >> thank you, doctor. we have databased on age but not on living situation per se. >> okay. well, i guess no other questions or comments, the next item is general public comment. is there anyone on the line? >> clerk: sure, yes. there are people on the line, and folks that are on the line, if you'd like to make a general public comment about something, about a topic that's not on the agenda, this is the time to do that. please press star, three to raise your hand so that we can acknowledge you. your general public comment, again, star, three. i'm going to give it a few more seconds, commissioners, just so we don't miss anyone. all right. i see no hands. >> all right. then we are going to entertain a resolution to celebrate black history month, and i believe that dr. bennett will present. >> yes, and before dr. bennett speaks, if i may read the resolution? >> yes. >> celebrating black history month. whereas black history month celebrat

ok, commissioners. surprisingly there are no requests for members of the public to comment. >> wow. >> public comment is closed. and this informational item is now before you, commissioners. i take it back. there is one person who dare speak. >> caller: hi. this is katherine petri, n. i appreciated the presentation. it was dense. it was really a lot of information to absorb. but i appreciate the hard work that has gone into it so far. i was calling to ask if she could reiterate the planning commission feedback from last week's meeting. it was a bit quick. i was trying to take notes and i didn't get much of it. so, if that could happen. i'd really appreciate it. thank you. >> yeah. i'm happy to do that. thank you, catherine. is it ok if i go ahead or wait until all public comment is done? >> that's it for public comment. so, if the chair so desires, shelly, i would maybe reiterate those. i don't know. >> or just show that screen that the slide that you had posted, that summarized their comments. i though

commissioner mar. >> present. >> commissioner melgar. >> present. commissioner preston? >> present. >> commissioner peskin? >> a present. >> commissioner ronen? >> present. president safai. commissioner walton? >> a present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. i will make a motion to excuse commissioner haney for the meeting and commissioners ronen and melgar so long as they need to be absent. we will take that without objection. i think you have some announcements. >> public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling 415-655-0001. when two minutes are up, you will be able to move on to the next caller. we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volume of any televisions or radios around you. if you wish to comment during the meeting, it is best to listen to the public comment line to the delay of the meeting. >> please call item 2. >> chair support. this is an information item. >> all right, thank you, madam c

commissioners. yes, i see commissioner cleaveland. i don't have a grid format to see yet so i can see -- there we go. so i saw commissioner cleaveland. he was one of the four in the top row. he gets to go first. >> thank you, madam president. thank you, chie o'connor for your comprehensive report. just a question on the d.n.i. portion, what is 99-10 program updates. what does that mean? >> that's part of our city e.m.t. program. chief peoples. >> hello president feinstein, vice president nakajo, commissionermore gan and commissioner cleaveland and commissioner covington as well. my name is brice peoples. assistant deputy chief. the 99-10 program is a program that is a developmental pipeline that we manage as a department. we take graduates in from another program that deals with developing youths, local youths who might be at risk and they have this particular program called city e.m.t. as a process of helping to detoxify these youths, help them to learn some adulting. and then helps them to get one of the minimum qualifications that'