written comments should be sent to ethics commission at s.f. gov dot org. members of the public who attend commission meetings including remote attendance are also expected to behave responsibly and respectfully. during the public comment please address your comments to the commission as a whole and not to an individual members. persons who engage in name calling, shouting interruptions, foul language or other distracting behavior may be excluded from participation . >> thank you, mr. clerk. i now call the meeting to order . >> the clerk will you please call roll under item one turf and live here? commissioner florus feng here. commissioner salahi here. commissioner. so are your staff in love with the former? yeah. with former members present and accounted for you have a quorum. >> thank you. that i call agenda item number two. general public comment. does anyone in the room wish to make general public comment? >> seeing none. mr. clarke, will you check if there are any remote callers please? >> chair felt that we were checking to see if there are callers in

written comments should be sent to ethics commission at self-governance. org members of the public who attend commission meetings including remote attendance are expected to be here responsibly and respectfully during public comment. please address your comments to the commission as a whole and not to individual members persons who engage in name calling, shouting and interruptions, foul language or other distracting behavior behavior may be excluded from participation. >> thank you mr. clerk. and now call the meeting to order. clerk would you please call the roll under item number one. >> commissioners, please verbally indicate your presence by saying i after your name is called sheriff and live. hi commissioner salahi i commissioner francois i performed live with three members present and accounted for you have a quorum. >> thank you but i'll call you an item two general public comment does anyone in the room wish to make public comment? not seeing anyone in person mr. clerk would you check if there's anyone on our online platform driven live? we were che

for specific questions condition tact the ethic's commission at 415-252-3100. or ethics. commission @sfgov.org thank you for your service and ticking the time to learn more about behested payments. in case there is is a discrepancy with this sum row and the law this meeting is being recorded. politic you may begin the retirement board meeting december 11, 2024 at this time yoochl thank you. call the roll >> mr. thomas. >> present. >> commissioner held fond.

more time before we uphold this is obviously a risk and sounds like you're moving on on the ethics commission and didn't feel fair i'm saying to um, moving forward on addressing that. >> i'll make one comment built owner there was. >> second order of abatement that was supposed to be heard today and i would say the owner is um, using the best effort to get if demolition permit issued and do we have an answer. >> just to answer the question any ab decision that modifies the order of abatement didn't have an imminent hazard and provides to repair such violations within 60 days with a reasonable time up to 18 months. >> okay. >> commissioner meng my question when the owner which was the last time you were in communications with the planning department? >> last week. >> if you can come up to the mic speak into mic. >> pretty much everyone week sent out an e-mail maybe changes with the administration i don't know but like to hear from them too all right. >> they haven't given you an indication when it might be approved. >> no, no, no i wish. >> thank you. >> to the deputy city attorney can a talk

inspired audacious actions, her work ethic, her personal sacrifice ignited others, even though they realize and they realize that freedom not free, ultimately, the commission recognizes that harriet tubman has already earned brigadier general. that's how generations of maryland communities knew her. now we make grassroots honor in formal way to proclaim that harriet tubman was courageous. she sacrificed race. she's a skill for a leader leader. and she advanced the survival of a nation. and today she realized and help all people to be created equal. thank you, general birkhead. it my pleasure to welcome delegate edith patterson to the podium for remarks remarks. thank you very much to our phenomenal governor wes moore and amazing edson general burkhart, birkhead, the proud family of harriet tubman. and to all assemble today. good morning. i'm very honored to have been afforded the opportunity to bring remarks on behalf of the sponsor house bill 1026 and as a 2020 324 president of the women's legislators of maryland caucus and the chair of the caucuses and women's empowerment state program in annapolis. i am so proud to be to represent those groups. today we

ethical standards. also an f is that the refuse rate administrator must present proposed rate order to the environment commission. >> so we plan on being in front of this commission twice today is our first meeting to give some context to the commission. >> also a chance for the commission to hear what colleges proposal on the rates. what we'll do is we'll take your comments about recology proposal into consideration as we develop our own proposal which ends up in front of the board. we'll be back in april to fulfill this mandate to present our proposed rates to this commission. a few other background pieces. we're currently only setting residential rates and then considerations in this rate setting include costs related to impound accounts so that impound account is funding from the refuse rates that go to certain city services which include programs within the environment department, public works and then our office as well. >> so the four main goals are those principles established cost effective service rates, ability rate fairness. but in addition to that some things that we set out in terms of goals for th