i'm francisco decosta. if you supervisorsment to one on one with me i'm ready to give you the details. your time elapsed. are there additional speakers for item one? there are no additional speakers on this item. >> public comment is closed. mr. beck other you anything you would like to add? thank you for appointing we have a shortage of board members and this will be a great help to the program. >> the last person who was nominated he disappeared. here we go. >> all right. with that, clothes, and i mean this sincerely, it is my honor to make a motion to forward mrs. howard to the full board of supervisors with a positive recommendation. on that motion. mr. clerk a roll call, please. would you like to amend the motion >> that will be a good idea. >> one moment. that is right here. i will move to amend the motion by strike rejecting in line 3. and striking the word reject in line 8 on that motion a roll call, please. >> on the motion to amend supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> chair p

. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta. we san franciscans fath very hard to establish the sunshine task force and ethics commission, and we also fought hard for the controllers office. in recent years the sunshine task force and the ethics commission has let us down. you may make excuses you are under-staffed or the issues that you all were dealing with are too convoluted, but wherever leads the sunshine task force or ethics commission because they go hand in hand, they failed us. right before the ballot measures we got all sorts of very very complicated issues. we got a supervisor trying to muddy the waters, and we the people had to suffer . during the pandemic and even now too many people have the time nor the patience to listen to the long drawn ethic commission meetings (inaudible) again and again. i am requesting you commissioners if we do not do the right thing quickly we will lose it. we will lose our standards a we lost it on the national level. we will lose it in san francisco. in fact, we are losing it-recently t

. >> my name is francisco decosta. and i listened to the long director's r. i would suggest this is the last meeting in this year 2022, going for the we need our universities to be given grants so they can to a need's assessment on all the projects that the director spoke of. i know that the [inaudible] 600 million and cost 2 billion dollars. all over san francisco, we need to do a need's assessment on seniors who are grossly impacted. many of them have to walk 2-3 blocks to get to a bus. and while you can recommend bell about getting some award and people think you are part of the first class city in one or 2 [inaudible] we need to care about our elders. approximate and not treat them with distain and that's what the transportation authority is doing. stop rambling, do v some serious need's assessment. let's get our university involved. thank you very much. thank you. caller. there is am no more public upon comment. >> all right. public comment is closed. mr. clerk, item 4. >> item 4 approve the minutes of december 6, 22 meeting an action item. open this up

thank you very much. >> thank you francisco decosta. checking if we have further callers in the queue. hang on just a moment, please. mr. chair, we reached the end of public comment for item 3. >> public comment is closed. supervisor stefani. >> thank you chair mar. and just wanted to say a few words. very happy to cosponsor this and want to thank our vet hanly chan and courtny elington. thank you to your service not only to the country but on the veterans commission. you is done so much to further cause for veterans here and we appreciate that. i also want to thank you chair mar for everything you have done and all the legislation put forward for our veterans. you know it is something i care deeply about. you and i were together just the two of us at memorial day celebration in presidio and it is a issue i care deeply about being a daughter of a vietnam vet. knowing everything he went through and keep bringing the ideas forward when we can help our veterans. i think we have to do much more and very happy to cosponsor this and allen won

thank you very much. >> thank you francisco decosta. checking if we have further callers in the queue. hang on just a moment, please. mr. chair, we reached the end of public comment for item 3. >> public comment is closed. supervisor stefani. >> thank you chair mar. and just wanted to say a few words. very happy to cosponsor this and want to thank our vet hanly chan and courtny elington. thank you to your service not only to the country but on the veterans commission. you is done so much to further cause for veterans here and we appreciate that. i also want to thank you chair mar for everything you have done and all the legislation put forward for our veterans. you know it is something i care deeply about. you and i were together just the two of us at memorial day celebration in presidio and it is a issue i care deeply about being a daughter of a vietnam vet. knowing everything he went through and keep bringing the ideas forward when we can help our veterans. i think we have to do much more and very happy to cosponsor this and allen won

. >> francisco decosta here. what i find difficult to understand from the presentation is -- when it come to those who really need transportation and in this case i'm talking the seniors. you need to get the input from the people who are serviced. in has not been done by transportation authority. i have been following you from 2002. i watch y'all. and i don't see too much. because i than most us have to do a need's assess am. because approximate not educateod issues. i don't know who hired y'all to come mere and y'all think that you can pull wool over our ice. there are many senior who is have a lot of experience, you don't reach out to them. if i meet y'all sitting on there, for helpful an hour i can give you a good orientation how to do a need's assess am. one of the supervisors stated, your 2022 and taking 500 dwroers get our electric cars. you have to do a need's assess am with a vision. cannot have vision if you are not educateod issues. we have the data but you don't know how to read it. i will stop there.

thank you very much. >> thank you francisco decosta. checking if we have further callers in the queue. hang on just a moment, please. mr. chair, we reached the end of public comment for item 3. >> public comment is closed. supervisor stefani. >> thank you chair mar. and just wanted to say a few words. very happy to cosponsor this and want to thank our vet hanly chan and courtny elington. thank you to your service not only to the country but on the veterans commission. you is done so much to further cause for veterans here and we appreciate that. i also want to thank you chair mar for everything you have done and all the legislation put forward for our veterans. you know it is something i care deeply about. you and i were together just the two of us at memorial day celebration in presidio and it is a issue i care deeply about being a daughter of a vietnam vet. knowing everything he went through and keep bringing the ideas forward when we can help our veterans. i think we have to do much more and very happy to cosponsor this and allen won

. >> my name is francisco decosta. and i listened to the long director's r. i would suggest this is the last meeting in this year 2022, going for the we need our universities to be given grants so they can to a need's assessment on all the projects that the director spoke of. i know that the [inaudible] 600 million and cost 2 billion dollars. all over san francisco, we need to do a need's assessment on seniors who are grossly impacted. many of them have to walk 2-3 blocks to get to a bus. and while you can recommend bell about getting some award and people think you are part of the first class city in one or 2 [inaudible] we need to care about our elders. approximate and not treat them with distain and that's what the transportation authority is doing. stop rambling, do v some serious need's assessment. let's get our university involved. thank you very much. thank you. caller. there is am no more public upon comment. >> all right. public comment is closed. mr. clerk, item 4. >> item 4 approve the minutes of december 6, 22 meeting an action item. open this up

. >> francisco decosta here. what i find difficult to understand from the presentation is -- when it come to those who really need transportation and in this case i'm talking the seniors. you need to get the input from the people who are serviced. in has not been done by transportation authority. i have been following you from 2002. i watch y'all. and i don't see too much. because i than most us have to do a need's assess am. because approximate not educateod issues. i don't know who hired y'all to come mere and y'all think that you can pull wool over our ice. there are many senior who is have a lot of experience, you don't reach out to them. if i meet y'all sitting on there, for helpful an hour i can give you a good orientation how to do a need's assess am. one of the supervisors stated, your 2022 and taking 500 dwroers get our electric cars. you have to do a need's assess am with a vision. cannot have vision if you are not educateod issues. we have the data but you don't know how to read it. i will stop there.

. >> this is francisco decosta and i want you to pay attention to something that is important because it seems that you don't have this information. at one time in san francisco we had the office of criminal justice that we deactivated. today we out source the services but you representatives don't know who does what. the district attorney has a lot of money given to it to have those who are victims of gun violence. you all have to have the data and the information so that it's quickly given to all the citizens who are taxpayers. it seems you don't know anything about street violence intervention programs because all over the place until i brought them them into my office and give them 3,000 square feet at executive park. street violence in the [inaudible] program gets millions of dollars. [inaudible] 360 which should be audited to see about standards. again and again you representatives have this hearings and don't know where the money is going. i was there yesterday listening to you all. it's the same thing. this city has billions of dollars but when it comes to trauma or things lik

. >> francisco decosta. normally we have a number of people (inaudible) about this pretext stops. i look at it in another way. we cannot compare la to san francisco. if you take the population. secondly, we should pay more attention to orientation of our officers where we bring the element of empathy rather then try to compare virginia, los angeles and all these other places. for example, they are not (inaudible) we have many hills. what is troubling is that the violence, the (inaudible) crazy people walking in the middle of the street and then we come here you know trying to regulate something using pretext stops. so, whether we like it or not, and our mayor is in charge of this, quality of life issues on our streets has gone to the hogs. even though we know that there is biasness with some of the officers, we can work on that. we can work on those things. but (inaudible) >> good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> hello. my name is gene bridges. commission you didn't start the phone participation on the meeting until 545 during the presentation. we have been waiting to comme

commissioners, i'm francisco decosta. and during this festive season, i want to bring something to your attention. so that i have some action. on san bruno. there is a person who blocks the little parking lot that we have. right by the wall greens. and it has been going on for over 3 years. a nuisance. besides we have benches there concrete benches the cardboard on the upon benchesy depriving people from sitting down the elders who used to sit on the benches. now -- there is a crosswalk there. and i put in a work order 4 years ago. that crosswalk needs to be painted. because eye u myself, have seen 6 incidents where people have near low lost their life. had to call the ambulance and most of the people who get hurt don't want to go in the ambulance they don't want to pay the huge amounts of money when they get the bills. could you do me a favor, please and i have been monitoring various things in san francisco the last 40 years. i'm director of environmental justice advocacy. i appreciate that we have all this commission b

again, my name is francisco decosta and i will be addressing this meeting on my blog. >> thank you caller, your time is up. >> is there any other public comment? >> no more. >> okay, it is 657. mr. kind, thank you very much for your presentation. sorry we have to trunicate it because we have to end at 7. thank you ms. armstrong. do we have motion to adjourn? >> no, your honor, sorry, your honor. trial experience. i like to be heard and make a motion to postpone all items 6, 7, 8, and 9 and for the future agenda items i request two items be added they are 1, that we find out information from other oversight boards that did not use a national executive firm to find what their process was and if they had any issuess a a result of that and number 2, that we prioritize the appointment of ig that we prioritize the conduct community outreach and receive input, which includes what a previous commissioner mentioned of the social media policy, and that we prioritize the report that are due. quarterly report and the march 1 report since those are 4 of our primary directives. >> okay, if you want to

. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta. i want you to hear careful low what i say.se restrictions are put in place so that -- the citizens and the taxpayers -- can have full transparency and accountability. i have been monitoring the position and development agreement the last 45 years. some of them on hunter's point this is on potrero hill. everything about the project is dubious. the mayor's office may be listen to this conversation the area where the project will be built -- [inaudible]. we have people trying to push this project. now, if this matter has come to you about a law, you have no jurisdiction. let me re, say it again you have no jurisdiction what so ever if it is taken on court you will lose. so deny. do in the allow this gentlemen or whoever he is and allow the examples of mrs. tiffany and others all of them did in the follow the law. take it from me. i have the data. you have to have a metrics but it is created to fulfill it. go, go step by step. don't break the law. the outsiders most low coming in the community to play on the poor in the name of af

. >> supervisors, francisco decosta. i was listening to your deliberation. what i want to state to the supervisors you have a supervisor and i see his back. they never get temperature never get it. what i want to say is -- i'm interested in the quality of life issues that affect san francisco. what can happening at the [inaudible]. what is happening with the new whole foods? wla is happening the united nation plaza? the united nation's [inaudible] sign in san francisco. i am interested in quality life issues. streets, dirt. you see filthy needles. i am interested in helping our children. trying to have them am a new [inaudible] in am congregate situations that's what i'm interested inform thank you very much. >> thank you mr. decosta, next speaker, please. yea. i realize i'm at the wrong is ridiculous to give police a kill are robot. >> i'm mauz pausing, redirect your comments otherwise we'll move on to the next caller. >> no , i don't have other comments >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. this is michael calling to remind the supervi

. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta and today i would like to speak about the homeless situation we have in san francisco. the city has waited for the last minute of the closeing down the tenderloin center to deal with the situation of establishment (inaudible) that used to give (inaudible) to the homeless people. now, as far as the police department, you all have input into quality of life issues. no human being (inaudible) young adult or elders, those with compromised health, nobody should die on our streets living in a stinking filthy [difficulty hearing speaker] it is a shame that our city charges $50 thousand a year for a tent and we don't pay attention to this, because we have more (inaudible) praying on the homeless rather then helping them. thank you very much. >> thank you caller. good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is david aronson a resident of district one. the following is a queet from the founder felicia jones. (inaudible) anti-blackness in terms of use of force and (inaudible) i have grown tired talking to the police commission, sfpd and bo

. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta and today i would like to speak about the homeless situation we have in san francisco. the city has waited for the last minute of the closeing down the tenderloin center to deal with the situation of establishment (inaudible) that used to give (inaudible) to the homeless people. now, as far as the police department, you all have input into quality of life issues. no human being (inaudible) young adult or elders, those with compromised health, nobody should die on our streets living in a stinking filthy [difficulty hearing speaker] it is a shame that our city charges $50 thousand a year for a tent and we don't pay attention to this, because we have more (inaudible) praying on the homeless rather then helping them. thank you very much. >> thank you caller. good evening caller, you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is david aronson a resident of district one. the following is a queet from the founder felicia jones. (inaudible) anti-blackness in terms of use of force and (inaudible) i have grown tired talking to the police commission, sfpd and bo