when i was a aid to supervisor ferell, we extended the program several times. that's what we're doing here today. it's set to sun jet in june of 2019. the program is capped right now at $4 million in terms of the rebates our film productions get back. and these amendments would extend the sunset date through 2028 and increase the program account not to exceed $14 million based on what we've been funding in the past. there are so many great union jobs. showcases our city. we can always do more but this is what we have and you do such a great job i want to turn the floor over to you. >> thank you. good morning supervisors and thank you for considering this extension today. and thank you supervisors stafani today for introducing this today. sim susana robins. the executive district or of the san francisco film commission. the theme in san francisco rebate program was created in 2006 in order to increase the amount of production that was based in san francisco and make it competitive, at a time when much production was leaving san francisco and california in genera

might be part of the question period that the mayor had, because the mayor in may, asked former mayor ferel the supporter. however, she's offered 50 cents. the m.c.o. means a 1. 1.86. san francisco needs to set an example in the bay area. the other countries in the bay area have moved towards supporting their contracted county workers at a rate above minimum wage. san francisco has not. we are lagging behind. a friend of mine has left the profession because she couldn't get housing and she was commuting from sacramento. it's crazy out there. we need to have a living wage to stave and care for seniors and disabled and do the job of the city for the city. san francisco needs to set an example and not be a low-age slacker. we are doing the work of the city. please, pay us a living wage. maybe not a city wage but not the bottom. we are not the lowest workers. we have to work hard. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, members of the board. and board president. my name is rudy gonzalez. there were many more workers were bradley and many other labor supporters and community al