commissioner fung? >> commissioner fung: that was my point. >> commissioner moore: i must have misunderstood. i'm in full support of that. >> commissioner imperial: in terms of hours, first of all, i'm in full support of this -- of this item in front of us and also the proposed conditions in front of us as well. in terms of the operation hours, i would say about 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., so that it looks like the business already operates already at 7:00 a.m., however, to use the rear yard, probably give an hour at 8:00 a.m. so i would weigh on that, but, yeah. whether it's 7:00 a.m. or 9:00 to 5:00, i think i'm more leaning between the 8 and 6 p.m. i'm not sure about the other commissioners, but that's how i feel. >> commissioner fung, could you live with 8 to 6? that seems reasonable to me. >> commissioner fung: historically, i've always objected to uncontrolled noise or noise that people have no ability to control. >> we try to find balance between neighbors and business and community organizations. i

i would like to acknowledge the project manager howard fung. as the lake merced pump station project was getting close to completion, there were a lot of problems with the controls and electrical systems and it took a long time to trace the source of where the problems were and the project team hung with the operations group for even i think it was over a year of trying to sort out all the issues until everything was resolved and that facility is now running successfully. so great job to howard fung and it the project team to support operations in a completely operable facility. >> commissioner: and i want to say a couple things too, ms. miller, we really appreciate what you're doing and complementing what commissioner vietor said and this isn't just a budget analysis, this is a budget analysis that means somebody like you really understands how you're crunching the numbers and what exactly is being curtailed and set up a big presentation that we can all digest and realize as we know in these difficult times it's like what's going on. everybody

julie roberts fung. the justice coalition folder. >> thank you. >> all right.ne moment, give me a second. you kind of surprised me right there. >> after six and a half hours. >> i see it. one moment, please. i'm cueing up right now. i'm sorry. oops. >> hi, my name is julie roberts fong and i'm contacting you to urge you to fund the nourish the tender line pro proposal and all the proposals of the public justice coalition. the nourish the tenderloin proposal is important as the city of san francisco lost its usda waiver that lost them to provide free meals to any family. this loss has meant that in the tenderloin alone we've lost 8,000 meals a week. during the pandemic my family lost income and we were picking up grab and go meals and from the pop up pantries and it was a relief that we could feed our family and also make the little money we had coming in stretch to cover the bills we had to pay. our friends in the tenderloin told us that they weren't able to pick up. there was no pantry in the tenderloin and there was no sfusd grab and go site. families shared

agree, absolutely and i'm going to give darryl's speech before he gives it or maybe it was frank fung's speech before darryl started giving it. >> i would encourage you to make peace because you all live together and we are encouraging open-mindednessmindedness, flexd warmth and human kindness. as we see as a lack of moving in that direction, what we're experiencing tonight, it does give us pain to see two neighbors at war. i support the denial of the appeal, but i hope we don't see you back here again and i hope you can resolve your difficulties in an amicable fashion, thank you. >> there's no other comments, then i will make that motion to deny the appeal on the basis that the permit was properly issued. >> ok, we have a motion from president la disturzarus on thet it was properly issued and on that motion -- (role call). >> so thatting motion carries 4-0 and the appeal is denied. >> if we may take a short break before moving to the next item, five minutes. so let's make it 6:45 to make it even. >> thank you. >> the meeting of the san francisco board of appeals and we are now resuming

to review the actual expenditures to determine whether it's necessary to sustain the lef level of fung throughout the level of the year. >> that is number three. is that correct? >> it would be three, four and five. >> the 50% is three, four, and five, yes, i see, different budgets, got it. and miss carol, you are in agreement, your department is in agreement with the recommendations and the budget recommendations. is that correct? >> i am. and no one will be happier than me should the circumstances dictate we do not need the funding, but we'll see how things go. >> thank you. and then i just want to refer back to the budget conversation with hsh. it's not that we don't want to give them the money. we want them hired because we know they need the people to do the work. and so, having said that, i see general consensus with my colleagues and i would like to direct the controller's office -- oh, president yee. >> sorry for not putting myself in the queue. nothing, i just wanted to thank mary ellen for all of the work we have stepped up to do. >> i think we all concur, director, it's noth

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to review the actual expenditures to determine whether it's necessary to sustain the lef level of fung throughout the level of the year. >> that is number three. is that correct? >> it would be three, four and five. >> the 50% is three, four, and five, yes, i see, different budgets, got it. and miss carol, you are in agreement, your department is in agreement with the recommendations and the budget recommendations. is that correct? >> i am. and no one will be happier than me should the circumstances dictate we do not need the funding, but we'll see how things go. >> thank you. and then i just want to refer back to the budget conversation with hsh. it's not that we don't want to give them the money. we want them hired because we know they need the people to do the work. and so, having said that, i see general consensus with my colleagues and i would like to direct the controller's office -- oh, president yee. >> sorry for not putting myself in the queue. nothing, i just wanted to thank mary ellen for all of the work we have stepped up to do. >> i think we all concur, director, it's noth

julie roberts fung. the justice coalition folder. >> thank you. >> all right.ne moment, give me a second. you kind of surprised me right there. >> after six and a half hours. >> i see it. one moment, please. i'm cueing up right now. i'm sorry. oops. >> hi, my name is julie roberts fong and i'm contacting you to urge you to fund the nourish the tender line pro proposal and all the proposals of the public justice coalition. the nourish the tenderloin proposal is important as the city of san francisco lost its usda waiver that lost them to provide free meals to any family. this loss has meant that in the tenderloin alone we've lost 8,000 meals a week. during the pandemic my family lost income and we were picking up grab and go meals and from the pop up pantries and it was a relief that we could feed our family and also make the little money we had coming in stretch to cover the bills we had to pay. our friends in the tenderloin told us that they weren't able to pick up. there was no pantry in the tenderloin and there was no sfusd grab and go site. families shared

my name's julie roberts fung. i want to express my appreciation for all the work that's being done for students and efforts around testing. i agree with supervisor ronen that once every two months is not enough for testing. i also want to ensure that our c.b.o. staff have sick days and benefits provided. i want to remind everyone that safety is the highest priority for families? we now have 1,000 youth covid cases in san francisco? i'm disappointed to hear that d.p.h. has been under pressure to declare home pods safe, given that they won't have the testing and oversight towards safety that we have in community hubs. i'm really glad to hear about the efforts around food being highlighted. families are already feeling the crunch. we've estimated that we've lost 8,000 meals in the tenderloin. we're doing all the thing that we can to get families through the complicated system to qualify for food. i want to emphasize we need a full restoration of the grab and go sites, where d.c.o. allowed students to come from the ne

my name's julie roberts fung. i want to express my appreciation for all the work that's being done for students and efforts around testing. i agree with supervisor ronen that once every two months is not enough for testing. i also want to ensure that our c.b.o. staff have sick days and benefits provided. i want to remind everyone that safety is the highest priority for families? we now have 1,000 youth covid cases in san francisco? i'm disappointed to hear that d.p.h. has been under pressure to declare home pods safe, given that they won't have the testing and oversight towards safety that we have in community hubs. i'm really glad to hear about the efforts around food being highlighted. families are already feeling the crunch. we've estimated that we've lost 8,000 meals in the tenderloin. we're doing all the thing that we can to get families through the complicated system to qualify for food. i want to emphasize we need a full restoration of the grab and go sites, where d.c.o. allowed students to come from the ne