i'm francisco decosta. i wonder why we don't mention how many of the clean water miles of pipes that we have within san francisco how many of them have been replaced? because there is a lot of leakage. we go to the big projects they fallen back under replace am of the clone water pipes. also back on the -- sewage pipes. thank you very much. there are no more callers. >> thank you public comment on 8d is close said. >> that concludes my report. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it is next item is new commission business. any new business? seeing none. next item. >> next is item 10, consent and i want to reannounce 10a removed for from theical dar and not considered today. >> commissioners items you like remove friday consent calendar? public comment, please? members who wish to make 2 minutes of comment on item 10 the consent calendar press star 3 to speak. anyone present wishing to comment on item 10? do we have callers in the queue? there are no callers. >> thank you. public comment on item 10 is closed. >> th

. >> i'm francisco decosta. and i'm the director of environmental justice advocacy. and i also represent the first people of san francisco upon the ramaytush ohlone. the city attorney the budget and the analysts the representatives from the mayor's office has been listening to this upon presentation. i want to ask you a question. how can you start a project like the central -- rail project starting at 600 million and ending at 1.8 billion? how can you tolerate a department like the sfpuc starting a project with 6 billion now nearing 12 billion and headed for 20 billion? i will googly with the grand jury saying something. the grand jury says a lot. but in the ends it asks the department heads to come up with a solution. where is enforcement? that's what i'm asking. go to the mayor, go to the controller's office. go to the city attorney. and ask them who is going to do the enforcement? do not waste taxpayer money. san francisco are arc constitute and watching y'all like a hawk. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. decosta for your comments. do we have other, yes. come

. >> i'm francisco decosta. i have been paying attention to this meeting of diligently. apparently, i take on some items like director's report there should be public comment. now i want to bring your attention that i do attend virtually some of the important meetings dealing with housing and disabilities. and what i failed to understand is why we don't have input from you, commissioners, on the our city -- oversight committee? which -- makes decisions on housing and disabilities. we do not have really in real time an assessment on many disabled people who are suffering. and who should be housed. we have a tendancey during this commission meeting to address other agenda items -- but don't focus on the suffering and the trials of those in a wheel chair, paralyzed and those, some of them, are in the beds. who need some acute care. i have fought very hard as a former congressional liaison for laguna honda. one of the issues that happened at laguna honda was addicts transferred to laguna honda. you folks do know and should analyze that that's because the federal government w

francisco decosta. first and foremost, all of y'all do a need's assess am why did it cost so much to build the upon central subway. 1.6 bichlgdz billion dollars. 20% over budget of the that is hayou should pay attention to. not reading the chronicle. ure can take that type of conversation somewhere else. you are charged to address quality of life issues. and muni is not doing a good job. y'all know that with the monkeypox and [inaudible] subvariant being a sludge in san francisco. you have not said a word about us wearing a mask. getting thousands of people in harm's way. compromising quality of life issues. >> those are the issues you should address. not the chronicle which nobody reads. that conclude your remarks >> next speaker, please. >> i'm martin calling from district 5. as you may know i'm a transit rider and bicyclist when i commute the slow streets. regarding vision zero, the board has a special opportunity to sounds like in october to codify the slow streets for people to give it a shift mode

. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta. i was at city hall and rules committee and there were a number of agenda items that -- were discussed [inaudible]. one of them was about a project the biosolids, [inaudible] i want to know and we have not pinpointed started the sue are system improvement project as a 6 billion dollars project. one of the commissioners stated a number issue 10 billionful i don't know where she got this from. i think it is 20 billion. not 20 billion i think it is 12 billion. so -- we need to know the public needs to know am since we have been kept out. we were promised 6 monthly presentations from the digest and improvement projects and have not been given that. i want to know i don't want to use the freedom of information act. what number have you reached to date? is it 12 billion, 14 billion? i know you cannot give me a reply there is that's not a loed but i would like to know that. may be someone can e mail me. >> thank you very much thank you for sharing your comments. next caller >> thank you. i'm

. >> speaker: francisco decosta. i got involved in the stabbing with because i knew the family and i want to bring to the attention of the police commission that the street vie levins intervention program does an excellent work. think spent hours and hours and hours and the chief knows them pretty well. they do a good job. we're noticing more violence, more assaults, but that goes to a time where when we had the gang tax task force how many of those who live in the city now live outside the city and when somebody happens, it comes to visit us and we have to deal with it. so i've been monitoring this for 40 years. and as a police chief was saying without saying too much, but saying what you commissioners need to know is about connecting the dots. and you cannot connect the dots unless chronologically you know what happened in the city 25 years ago. so we have some young people who need to be, given some help. and we are very fortunate that we have street intervention program. these can go to those leaders and talk to

. >> commissioners, i'm francisco decosta. i followed the behested [inaudible] for the last 15 years. why are you commissioners trying to work with a board of supervisors? why are you trying to work with the mayor's office? y'all have the ability to discern. the [inaudible] other is a [inaudible] [echo], you are confusing the public. you listen to the garbage for hours and hours and because you cannot not educated on issues simple issues you cannot come up with the right type of ordinance. don't know how much time it takes for the ordinance to pass. you are that [inaudible] back and forth with the city attorney. changing the language and making a mockery of what should be the ethic's commission doing its work. you have obscured members in san francisco who work very, very hard with ethic's commission. today the ecic's commission is at the all time low. and [inaudible] or whatever is the [inaudible]. weer fed up with you. fed up with y'all. [inaudible] a big nonprofits wing with [inaudible] the mayor who does not want any type

my name is francisco decosta and i see a lot of very excited so let me give you a case where say a police officer is faulted and somebody goes and makes a complaint, somebody that is close to him makes a complaint, but the complaint takes -- it goes the wrong way, and then there's a long time left, and then suddenly after a year and a half or two years it's resurrected, so how does the system track such cases? now i've known in the past and i am talking over a period of 20 years six or seven of such cases, and then they want to prosecute the officer just because you think that he committed something which he did not commit. i mean there was an incident but the incident was not properly described, so how does this case management system dedebt such a case in and my real question is that if the department, meaning the san francisco police department, is at fault for not tracking this case in the proper way, making all sorts of mistakes and then resurrecting it after over a year and a half -- >> thank you caller. vice president carter-oberstone there is no more public comment. >> thank you.

francisco. if you do not do it, shame on you. >> thank you, mr. decosta. >> thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. mr. lamb is checking to see if any other callers in the queue, it appears we have one caller left. if you're one of the 7 that have already called in and have not already done so, please press star-3 to unmute. mr. lamb. >> hi there i'm a student from ucsf, i wanted to provide some comment. i believe it was by supervisor mandelman and he was talking about the care court invitations, so i was curious about that. and i was wanting to ask about transparency on expansion medical coverage for the behavioral health treatments. and all individuals, sorry,. >> clerk: to the caller, we're discussing the committee of the whole on the park merced project street and easement order, perhaps you're calling in for general public comment. if so we will put you back in the queue and you can press star-3 at a later time. >> do we have any other callers in the queue. >> there are no more callers. >> thank you, and thank you to all who called in. seeing no ot

francisco. if you do not do it, shame on you. >> thank you, mr. decosta. >> thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. mr. lamb is checking to see if any other callers in the queue, it appears we have one caller left. if you're one of the 7 that have already called in and have not already done so, please press star-3 to unmute. mr. lamb. >> hi there i'm a student from ucsf, i wanted to provide some comment. i believe it was by supervisor mandelman and he was talking about the care court invitations, so i was curious about that. and i was wanting to ask about transparency on expansion medical coverage for the behavioral health treatments. and all individuals, sorry,. >> clerk: to the caller, we're discussing the committee of the whole on the park merced project street and easement order, perhaps you're calling in for general public comment. if so we will put you back in the queue and you can press star-3 at a later time. >> do we have any other callers in the queue. >> there are no more callers. >> thank you, and thank you to all who called in. seeing no ot

francisco. if you do not do it, shame on you. >> thank you, mr. decosta. >> thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. mr. lamb is checking to see if any other callers in the queue, it appears we have one caller left. if you're one of the 7 that have already called in and have not already done so, please press star-3 to unmute. mr. lamb. >> hi there i'm a student from ucsf, i wanted to provide some comment. i believe it was by supervisor mandelman and he was talking about the care court invitations, so i was curious about that. and i was wanting to ask about transparency on expansion medical coverage for the behavioral health treatments. and all individuals, sorry,. >> clerk: to the caller, we're discussing the committee of the whole on the park merced project street and easement order, perhaps you're calling in for general public comment. if so we will put you back in the queue and you can press star-3 at a later time. >> do we have any other callers in the queue. >> there are no more callers. >> thank you, and thank you to all who called in. seeing no ot