dorsey for chair? commissioner chen chen i. commissioner dorsey all right. dorsey i. ommissioner and cordial and cordial i. commissioner fielder. fielder i. commissioner mahmood mahmood i. vice chairman edelman. amendment i. >> commissioner melgar. melgar i. commissioner. sartor i. commissioner sherril. sherril i. commissioner walton. >> walton i. chair there are. let me get this right. apologies. there are ten eyes the nomination to elect commissioner dorsey for chair for 2025 is approved. >> thank you madam clerk and thank you colleagues for your trust. the trust you have placed in me to lead tema. madam clerk i believe nominations are now in order for the office of vice chair. yes, we do have a nomination for vice chair for the treasure island mobility management agency. >> thank you. chair dorsey vice chair mandolin at graciously wants to continue as vice chair a job that he has done very aptly. >> thank you so much. so i'd like to nominate him for vice chair. okay. >> commissioner randleman is nominated by commissioner melgar. is there is there a second? commissio

recommendation and on that motion by vice chair dorsey that this resolution be referred to the full board without recommendation and vice chair dorsey dorsey i remember engardio and engardio i chair cham i can't i we have three eyes. >> the motion passes. strickler please call item number six. >> yes i don't number six is a resolution authorizing the department of homelessness and supportive housing to execute a standard agreement with the california department of housing and community development having anticipated revenue to the city in a total amount not to exceed approximately 8.2 million have project homekey grant funds to retroactively accept and expend those funds for the acquisition of the property located at 42 otis street for permanent supportive housing and to support its operations for costs incurred march 3rd, 2021 through june 30th 2026 approving and authorizing h s h to commit approximately 8.7 million in required matching funds for acquisition of the property and a minimum of ten years of operating a subsidy affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act and adopting the pla

recommendation. >> vice chair mahmood vice chair mahmud i member salter member salter i chair dorsey chair dorsey i have three eyes. >> thank you madam clerk the motion passes. congratulations to the applicant madam clerk do we have any more items before us today? >> no. that completes our meeting agenda. thank you madam clerk. >> thank you all. we are adjourned >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just to the office but any time of the day. >> it shows there is excitement and energy and people wore looking forward to enjoying the space that people may want to end up in downtown. >> we've been operating in the financial district since 2016 with the treasury and coming up we had a small surge in business in the leidesdorff and in about

dorsey dorsey i supervisor engardio and engardio i and supervisor fielder no fielder no there are eight eyes and three nose with supervisors melgar chan and fielder voting no. >> all right so the motion to amend is approved and on the motion as amended madam oh i my apologies mr. president. just to correct my vote there were a supervisor chan said i my apologies. i recorded you as a no my apologies but regardless supervisor mr. president's conclusion stands there are nine eyes and two nos with supervisors melgar and fielder voting no supervisor melgar forgive me president i think some of us thought we were voting on the motion not the amendment. so do you want to rescind the vote on the or a motion to rescind? does anyone need to okay. >> no, i guess it doesn't matter. okay. okay so the motion to amend is approved and then on the motion madam clerk madam clerk, can you please call the roll on item 22 as amended supervisor mahmood mahmood i supervisor mandolin hi randleman i supervisor melgar no melgar no supervisor sadr sadr i supervisor sherril sherril i supervisor walton walton eyes supervisor chin chin eyes supervisor chin chin eyes supervisor dorsey dorsey eyes supervisor and engardio and engardio i and supervisor fielder no fielder no there are nine eyes and two nose with supervisors melgar and fielder voting no and the motion and the item passes as amended. >> all right madam clerk, i believe that that takes us back to item 16. okay. still public on the action item 16 is an ordinance to amend the building administrative and public works codes to remove the local requirement for existing buildings with a place of public accommodation to have all primary entries and paths of travel into the building accessible to persons with disabilities or to receive a determination of equivalent facilitation, technical and feasibility or unreasonable hardship to affirm the square determination and to make the appropriate findings. madam clerk, can you please call the roll on this item on item 16 supervisor mahmood mahmood i on item 16 mahmood i supervisor randleman i mendelson i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor sadr sadr i supervisor sh

dorsey? >> madam clerk please call the roll. >> okay. commissioner chen chen i commissioner chen chen i commissioner dorsey dorsey i commissioner and guardiangardell i commissioner fielder felder i commissioner mahmood mahmud i commissioner randleman madam and i chair melgar i melgar i vice chair slaughter sardar i commissioner sherril sherril i commissioner walton walton i there are 11 eyes the motion to approve the minutes has passed i thank you madam clerk please call the next item. >> items five through eight comprise the consent agenda staff is not planning to present on these items but are available for questions. >> okay. thank you madam clerk. we do not need public comment to on consent item so unless one of you has an item that they want to pull up let's have a motion please to approve the consent agenda. okay by commissioner mahmood seconded by commissioner mandel men madam clerk, please call the roll on the motion to approve the consent agenda just yes let's do same house, same call. >> thank you. let's go to our next item please. madam clerk. >> exciting item nine regional transportation revenue measure polling results this is a

dorsey, to come and live in a guest cottage on her estate, beauvoir, which is on the golf of mississippi outside of biloxi. jefferson davis did that. he begins work on his memoir. this is dorsey is helping him the one thing that jefferson davis does not do is tell his wife what he's doing and when varina found out about this, she was livid. she was certainly jealous. this other woman taking over this role that she had always had. remember all the letters that she wrote for her husband during war. prior to the war, she helped write speeches for him. so varina, when she did return to the u.s., refused to move at beauvoir. she ended up going to memphis, where by this point, maggie, their eldest, had married a banker, gladys and hays. so she moved and stayed with her daughter for a little while. and it wasn't july of 1878, about year and eight months of living from her husband. that finally moved in at. so this is an image of kind of the reunited davis on the porch of beauvoir maggie their eldest daughter and mrs. dorsey ended up dying and leaving estate to jefferson. there are still more tragedy. marina faces. she just junior dies in the yellow fever epidemic in memphis in 1878. and this at a time when jefferson davis was ill. so varina had a very decision to make whether to go to her son, who was dying or stay with husband who might possibly be dying as well. and she did not go to her son and really very much regretted that. now, jefferson davis and remember, he's 18 years older than she so he died december summer, 60, 1889, died in new orleans. and varina was at his side when he passed away. he had been travel long, but she got word that he was ill, came to be by his side. pneumonia, basic is what he died from. and she was just 63 years old. so i find interesting in looking at these two women side by side that mary life ends when she's 63. and that's when varina widowhood began. varina in writing about her husband's death to a friend, wrote that there was no one to remember her with, quote the char