hong, and chair dorsey. >> thank you. dr. hong, please. >> thank you. good morning vice chair and supervisor dorsey, thank you for the comments. through for a chance to say a few words about this proposed ordinance. thank you. as you certainly both know we're in the mist of a profound overdose crisis. 810 people in san francisco dying of unintension al overdose last year. these do involved fentanyl, 80% in fact. that's a profound tragedy and represents an opportunity. we do have effective treatments for openioid use disorder doing b, what we are talk ing about in this bill. this is a gold stabbeddard and reduces the risk of dying by 50% there. is no other medication i can prescribe that has this mortality benefit there. are other benefits as well. as documentd in this consensus stat st*udy report. it lowers the rate of other open kwraoed use, reduces injection drug use, gives a higher quality of life for individuals not on medication this. proposed ordinance before you is not a one off initiative. it builds honester that the city has collected in over t

chair dorsey, present. commissioner engardio, absent. >> [speaking in the background] >> just one second. vice chair mandelman, present. commissioner melgar, present. commissioner peskin, absent. commissioner preston, absent. commissioner ronan, present. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, absent. commissioner walton, present. chair, we have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. i believe you have public comment announcement >> for members interested in participating we welcome you in room 250 sit city hall or watch cable channel 26 or 99. or stream live at sfgovtv .org. those wishes to comment remotely to best way is dialing 415-655-0001 and enter access code 26600201584 and press pound and pound again. you will be able to listen to the meeting in real time. when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on, press star 3 to be added to speak. do not press star 3 again or you will be removed from the queue. when your line is unmiteed you will be allowed two minutes to speak. when you

seconded by dorsey. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 4, chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our consent agenda, 5-10. >> items 5-10 comprise the consent agendaism staff is not planning to present but is available for questions. >> is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? moved by dorsey. is there a second? seconded by walton. thank you commissioner walton. i think we can take this motion same house same call. the motion passes and the items have final approval. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 11, introduction of new items. introduction item. >> i dont see anyone in the queue. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 12, public comment. >> if there is anyone in the chamber who would like to speak under general public comment, please come forward. >> the meet

i see madison tam here from supervisor dorsey's office. did you want to say something about this item or no? okay, great. let's go to public comment on this item, then. thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three. if you have public comment for agenda item number three, please come forward to the lectern at this time. and madam chair, it appears we have no speakers. okay. public comment on this item is now closed, mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion that we send this item to the full board with a positive recommendation on the motion from the chair, that this be recommended to the board of supervisors. vice chair preston preston, i member peskin, a, peskin i chair melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. great. that motion passes. thank you so much, let's go to item number four, then, please, mr. clerk, agenda item number four is an ordinance amending the planning code to conditionally permit vehicle storage lots in the residential enclave mixed district, and to update cita

i see madison tam here from supervisor dorsey's office. did you want to say something about this item or no? okay, great. let's go to public comment on this item, then. thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three. if you have public comment for agenda item number three, please come forward to the lectern at this time. and madam chair, it appears we have no speakers. okay. public comment on this item is now closed, mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion that we send this item to the full board with a positive recommendation on the motion from the chair, that this be recommended to the board of supervisors. vice chair preston preston, i member peskin, a, peskin i chair melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. great. that motion passes. thank you so much, let's go to item number four, then, please, mr. clerk, agenda item number four is an ordinance amending the planning code to conditionally permit vehicle storage lots in the residential enclave mixed district, and to update cita

supervisor dorsey has been open about his own journey to sobriety. i spoke with a former addict about how they see the cash, not deugs program working in the city that they once found themselves homeless in. >> that's right. recovery is an inspiration. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey introduced his cash, not drugs legislation on the steps of city hall monday, a short distance from the tenderloin with a stronghold of the opioid crisis has been evident. it's where tom wolf found himself struggling with addiction. i got addicted to to opioids up back in 2015 after having surgery. >> had that spiraled into a heroin and fentanyl addiction that led me to the streets of san francisco where i was homeless for 6 months. it wasn't until his own arrest that he decided to join a recovery program and start his path to sobriety, wishing a program like cash, not drugs existed back then to offer sobriety bonus of up to $100 a week, opportunity to 2 take advantage of something like this at that point, i was so desperate and not just for drugs, but to just surviv

the bill will be introduced by san francisco supervisor matt dorsey and is supported by mayor breed. that's passed. the money would be given to those in san francisco's adult assistance program who have been screened and diagnosed for substance abuse disorders and then referred to treatment back in march. san francisco voters approved prop f that mandate screening as a condition of receiving any financial assistance. the cash not drugs program would be a three-year pilot program in coordination with the county's public health department. >> but the underlying principle of cash, not drugs is a simple one. a humane and effective approach to san francisco's drug crisis should also include rewarding good behavior and not just punishing bad behavior. >> according to supervisor matt dorsey, programs like this have proven to be successful in other places. the cash, not drugs. legislation would be new in san francisco. but the concept >> of contingency management is not new. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live in san francisco tonight. but what former addicts are saying, rob? supervisor d

. >> no. >> clerk: dorsey no. supervisor engardio. >> no. >> clerk: engardio no, and mandelman. >> aye. >> clerk: there are, there are, 8 ayes, and 2 nos. [applause] >> well that was a telling. >> let's do roll call for straoxes. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, madam clerk, today i have in memoriam, forgive me it's so fresh. would i like to take a moment to recognize and honor the resent passing of my dear friend jane frances maclabi who passed away this sunday in her home of near beach at the age of 59ed. jane lived an impactful life being an inspiration as well as a source of joy in hope around her. jane was a force of nature, she was a youngest of 7 children, born in manhattan and grew up in rockland new york where her father served in the board of supervisors. jane beliefed that support the lower class, she dedicated to creating union and advocating power dynamic; she believed that unions were the building blocks to combating. once stated what almost no union does is organize their members as members of th

supervisor dorsey. okay.nts you've made, what i, what i would say is that we really have been as thoughtful as we can be in terms of how we approached this drop. and it is very different than the one that was originally proposed. and it was also endeavoring to do something that was different than what the 2008 one accomplished. this is limited to the frontline ranks of officers. sergeant and inspectors. this is something that's going to make a difference in terms of incentivizing neighborhood patrols and investigations. this is about delivering public safety. and in terms of what we can afford, that the message that i have heard from the large employers and from the small businesses and, not just in my district but elsewhere, is that safety is a priority that we can't afford to not solve. and then in terms of, you know, i do really appreciate as well the points you have made generally about policing in this country, most of my career, i was down the hall in the city attorney's office, and i was there for most

. >> no. >> clerk: dorsey no.isor engardio. >> no. >> clerk: engardio no, and mandelman. >> aye. >> clerk: there are, there are, 8 ayes, and 2 nos. [applause] >> well that was a telling. >> let's do roll call for straoxes. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, madam clerk, today i have in memoriam, forgive me it's so fresh. would i like to take a moment to recognize and honor the resent passing of my dear friend jane frances maclabi who passed away this sunday in her home of near beach at the age of 59ed. jane lived an impactful life being an inspiration as well as a source of joy in hope around her. jane was a force of nature, she was a youngest of 7 children, born in manhattan and grew up in rockland new york where her father served in the board of supervisors. jane beliefed that support the lower class, she dedicated to creating union and advocating power dynamic; she believed that unions were the building blocks to combating. once stated what almost no union does is organize their members as members of their own

y. >> i. >> member dorsey, i. i have have two is with member stefani excused. >> madam clerk anymore items today. >> we are complete. >> we are adjourned. >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project

supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. there are 9 ayes. >> those resolutions are adopted and ordinances passed first reading and finally passed. next item. >> item 16 is ordinance to amend the public works code to streamline forcement of vending requirements and restrictions to clar ifoovending permit application and complins requirements to require certainveneding permitees to register with the tax collector and pay related fees to prohibit stationary sidewalk vendors from vending in residential districts defined in the planning code and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increase

come here matt dorsey. >> thank you so much and happy pride everybody? !few months ago we were celebrating the wenter of love and it occurs to me that is one example of the things this city has done to make history and to lead progressive change and it is important we remember that is really core to what san francisco is all about and the work that we are doing to advance the cause of lgbtq equality isn't done and it is something we lead from from a place of love and that's why one thing i really love about this year's pride is, the slogan is beacon of love. whatever our disagreements are, we can lead from that place and i'm so excited and scott-senator wiener mentioned how all the energy that is going on. i tell you, saturday night i had a long of day of events and looking forward having a quite night at home, a quite nuth until i realized there are 25 thousand teenagers having a rave across the street and what a way to kick off with pride and seeing crowded muni buses and trains and i got restaurant opening i can't find time on the calendar for it and sa

supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. there are 9 ayes. >> those resolutions are adopted and ordinances passed first reading and finally passed. next item. >> item 16 is ordinance to amend the public works code to streamline forcement of vending requirements and restrictions to clar ifoovending permit application and complins requirements to require certainveneding permitees to register with the tax collector and pay related fees to prohibit stationary sidewalk vendors from vending in residential districts defined in the planning code and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increase

hong, and chair dorsey. >> thank you. dr. hong, please. >> thank you. good morning vice chair and supervisor dorsey, thank you for the comments. through for a chance to say a few words about this proposed ordinance. thank you. as you certainly both know we're in the mist of a profound overdose crisis. 810 people in san francisco dying of unintension al overdose last year. these do involved fentanyl, 80% in fact. that's a profound tragedy and represents an opportunity. we do have effective treatments for openioid use disorder doing b, what we are talk ing about in this bill. this is a gold stabbeddard and reduces the risk of dying by 50% there. is no other medication i can prescribe that has this mortality benefit there. are other benefits as well. as documentd in this consensus stat st*udy report. it lowers the rate of other open kwraoed use, reduces injection drug use, gives a higher quality of life for individuals not on medication this. proposed ordinance before you is not a one off initiative. it builds honester that the city has collected in over t

dorsey present. engardio present. mandelman present. melgar, present. peskin, absent. preston, present. ronan, present. safai, absent. stefani, absent. walton, present. chair, we have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. i think you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting, we welcome attendance in person room 250 in city hall. or may watch channel 26 or 99 depending on the provider or stream at sfgovtv.org. for those wishing to comment remotely the best way to do so is dialing 415-655-o0001, access code 26624284076 and press pound and pound again. you will be able to listen to the meeting in real time. when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on, press star 3 to be added to the queue. do not press star 3 again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you have two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up we'll move to the next caller. speak slowly clearly and turn down the volume for television or radios. public com

[applause] >> i'm supervisor dorsey and express gatitude to mayor breed and president peskin for a bond measure that that well do important things. this is smort capital investment for our city that speed san francisco comcome back and delivering long-term value for downtown neighborhoods that president peskin and i represent. as a district 6 supervisors, i know very much from the businesses employers i hear from, how important it is that we invest in downtown neighborhood, as this bond will do because it powers or econe amand come back. it is essential and wise prudent investment for city vibrancy and unlike some speakers today, my name isn't on a ballot. i can promise you this, i will be out there campaigning just as hard as if my name were on a ballot, because what this bond does is that important. now, i represent district 6, but as the gay supervisor, i am going to assert gay privilege here and also speak for district 8 and the important memorial of harvey milk plaza. there is a important investment there that is incredibly important to the lgbtq plus community not just in this cit

dorsey present. engardio present. mandelman present. melgar, present. peskin, absent. preston, present. ronan, present. safai, absent. stefani, absent. walton, present. chair, we have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. i think you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting, we welcome attendance in person room 250 in city hall. or may watch channel 26 or 99 depending on the provider or stream at sfgovtv.org. for those wishing to comment remotely the best way to do so is dialing 415-655-o0001, access code 26624284076 and press pound and pound again. you will be able to listen to the meeting in real time. when public comment is called for the item you wish to speak on, press star 3 to be added to the queue. do not press star 3 again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you have two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up we'll move to the next caller. speak slowly clearly and turn down the volume for television or radios. public com

supervisor matt dorsey and mayor london breed today announcing a new initiative on drug treatment and recovery. the legislation is called cash, not drugs, and if approved, it would create a voluntary sobriety and recovery initiative that will offer eligible people a bonus of up to $100 if they test negative. for illicit drugs. supervisor dorsey, who is in recovery for addiction and alcoholism himself, says people with will receive tangible incentives to reinforce positive behaviors. >> this incentive program will be available to beneficiaries of our county adult assistance program or ccap, who have been screened and diagnosed for substance use disorders and referred to treatment. contingency management has been researched and studied for decades, and it is considered, and i'm quoting, one of the most effective behavioral interventions for initiating and maintaining abstinence from drugs. >> del seemore dorsey is set to introduce the legislation tomorrow at the board of supervisors meeting. new at 730, piedmont police are searching for a suspect who crashed into a patrol car, injuring

supervisor dorsey. >> thank you madam clerk.asked to be added as cosponsor to supervisor preston's legislation to rename the 1500 block of grove street as endureing memorial to aubrey obercasa, jr. i thank paulet brown for advocacy for justice for her family and others for justice too long denied. colleagues today i'm introducing a resolution declaring the month of august this year as [indiscernible] in the city and county of san francisco. this recognition will honor and celebrate the significant contributions members of our afghan american community have made and continue to make to the cultural economic culinary and social fabric of the city and region. the resolution will mark a important milestone for local afghan american community san francisco's first formal expression of civic precation for rich cultural heritage and contributions to our city. the selection of august for afghan american heritage month is no coincidence. august 19 hold significance in history for the afghan community as it marks afghan independence day o

supervisor dorsey?> thank you. >> thank you madam clerk, let's go to general public comment. >> at this time the board welcomes the general public comment, as we finished the hearing where we did the board took testimony on the medical and healthcare services. so that is no longer a topic for conversation during general public comment. you may speak to the may 21 meeting minutes as presented and items 32 through 34 the items up for adoption without reference to committee. and to speaking, you're also able to speak to general matters as well. all other agenda content as been reported out. we're seth the timer for two minutes, welcome. >> speaker: just to make sure, it is not a lot to mess with hers, grab your seat. now replay to this municipal as many times you need to and you share as much as possible. there is going to be official coming from france, you're going to see, week in due time. i want to add, if the local situation, with the rights for the, rice and the organization of it, which is, an absol

supervisor dorsey. >> thank you madam clerk.asked to be added as cosponsor to supervisor preston's legislation to rename the 1500 block of grove street as endureing memorial to aubrey obercasa, jr. i thank paulet brown for advocacy for justice for her family and others for justice too long denied. colleagues today i'm introducing a resolution declaring the month of august this year as [indiscernible] in the city and county of san francisco. this recognition will honor and celebrate the significant contributions members of our afghan american community have made and continue to make to the cultural economic culinary and social fabric of the city and region. the resolution will mark a important milestone for local afghan american community san francisco's first formal expression of civic precation for rich cultural heritage and contributions to our city. the selection of august for afghan american heritage month is no coincidence. august 19 hold significance in history for the afghan community as it marks afghan independence day o

dorsey says such books are among the most stolen from library shelve. get paid for staying drug free, so this is going to be a recovery and sobriety bonus incentive program. >> it is modeled on something called contingency management, which basically asks people to participate in a voluntary program to get drug tested. and if they're if they test negative for illegal drugs, they will be paid some kind of a reward or bonus. >> supervisor dorsey says that bonus incentive programs have been used for years, with success in other cities. >> 836 now, today, president biden is calling for a major reforms to the u.s. supreme court. those reforms include term limits for justices, a binding code of conduct and ethics rules, and for constitutional amendment to strip presidents of immunity from prosecution. earlier uc law san francisco professor david levine told us about the hurdles these reforms have to clear. >> again, the problem is, can you get enough people in congress to see the big picture, to say, this won't necessarily favor one side or the other, because

supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor engardio, aye. there are 9 ayes. >> those resolutions are adopted and ordinances passed first reading and finally passed. next item. >> item 16 is ordinance to amend the public works code to streamline forcement of vending requirements and restrictions to clar ifoovending permit application and complins requirements to require certainveneding permitees to register with the tax collector and pay related fees to prohibit stationary sidewalk vendors from vending in residential districts defined in the planning code and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increase