through her team, through director anna downing and sofia kittler and definitely our comptroller, greg wagner, and definitely devin mcculley and michelle lerma and the entire team of the comptroller. i really am grateful and definitely our city attorney for all her work and definitely brant khalipa, our clerk, every day, every day, you know, throughout, not just during budget process, but but just year round really appreciate it. and of course, francis shea and who i want to say that we've been thinking about this for, not just today. i think we've been thinking about this since i would say you know, the day before we signed the last budget . so while on one hand, we should be very proud of all the work that we have collectively done, we negotiated a budget that saved many vital services. we have restored funding for public health, including funding for oral health for kids, food access through neighborhood based or grocery access, youth and family services like child care and violence violence prevention programing. but i also have to say, on the other hand, we also have conceded to funding

through her team through director anna downing and sofia kittler and definitely our comptroller, greg wagner, and definitely devin mcculley and michelle lerma and the entire team of the comptroller. i really am grateful and definitely our city attorney for all her work and definitely brant khalipa, our clerk every day, every day, you know, throughout, not just during budget process, but but just year round really appreciate it. and of course, francis shea and who i want to say that we've been thinking about this for, not just today. i think we've been thinking about this since i would say you know, the day before we signed the last budget . so while on one hand, we should be very proud of all the work that we have collectively done we negotiated a budget that saved many vital services. we have restored funding for public health, including funding for oral health for kids, food access through neighborhood based or grocery access, youth and family services like child care and violence violence prevention programing. but i also have to say, on the other hand, we also have conceded to funding a

greg wagner and his team in the department of children and youth and their families, and the many serviceproviders and advocates who helped inform this charter amendment in discussions with advocates and our partners at sfusd, we have been working on amendments to clarify timelines and procedures and to make sure that they align with the sfusd own budget timelines. this charter amendment would have also amended the existing our children and our families council, but we're working on further amendments to omit language pertaining to this body. given the many discussions underway, regarding commissions and advisory body reform, this change will not alter the essence of this charter amendment, because the crux of the work is really through having a stronger budget accountability protocol, and the ultimate decision makers is still a board of supervisors. i think the charter amendment is timely given our current budgetary constraints and i have to say that this year has been one of the hardest, given the level of cuts to children and youth services. given that chair, ronen, i would like for th

members of the committee, greg wagner, comptroller, our draft estimate, which is based on the, reporthe retirement systems actuary, is that the cost of this measure would range from 3.8 million to 6.7 million annually in the first year, rising over time with inflation. that's, as i said, entirely based on the actuarial report from retirement system. so, happy to answer questions or defer to our colleagues. great. thank you. so i am going to be supporting this measure, but not without some, heartburn, i don't know if you saw that editorial in the san francisco chronicle this morning, but it did mention that it seems like a really strange time to be making all these fixes for different employee groups in our retirement system, given that we're facing down, a significant deficit, and i've been saying the same thing for as the, as the rules chairs for, for weeks now. in fact, i had a measure, a retirement fix measure that i was going to put forward. and i never introduced it because it just didn't feel fiscally responsible. having said that, when it's before you and i have for a very, ver

been reappointed by the board of supervisors itself, and i have been reappointed by controller greg wagner. our terms would be for four years ending in 2028. commissioner wohlford and our currently vacant seat are mayoral appointments up for renewal in 2026? commissioner zoghbi turner and i spoke of our work on the public works commission and our desire to be reappointed to continue it in light of the civil grand jury report on capital projects that i described. i think continuity on the commission is important. our reappointments will be considered by the full board of supervisors at their regular meeting tomorrow. commissioner zabian turner is there anything you'd like to add about your potential reappointment to the commission? all right. and while reviewing the board of supervisors agenda, i noted a consent item to approve an ordinance amending the public works code to improve how sidewalk vending is permitted, managed and enforced. i thank the department for its continued effort to keep the public right of way safe and unobstructed, and for its attention to the law, as well as to its

here to the finish line and thank ted from 9 and scott over the last couple of years along with greg wagnernd his team and ted chandler and carol for the work this was not an easy piece of election took. to go through the process of conversation and lastly, i'd like to thank supervisor chan for her 345ed co-sponsoring we've done together on that with that colleagues the roast i submit. thank you. commissioner walton and supervisor stefani submit thank you. supervisor walton submit. >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues as you can see especially, after we just wrapped up the bills and hearing now we're in the final stretch of of our budget process and this year really is unusual because we started off with facts and circumstances a mid-year budget cuts to city manager's report. >> with so that really created a new economic reality for all of us so i and request to the public and city departments how we have to control our spending and not no longer add to our structural deficit or we'll be facing and refiscal cliff and, you know, we heard some of the difficulties due the