supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yes. mr. tucker, as i've said, i'm committed to working with you to make sure we really strengthen the critical role of the veterans commission. what i wanted to ask you as it related to the potential interim or to the interim cvso, was the veterans affairs commission consulted in any way? did you all know that there was -- obviously, there was an application that went out, and a process. were you all involved at all in the selection of the individual who was nominated? >> supervisor haney, no. we saw his name in the draft resolution and saw no supporting documents or this person's resume. while we think this person is a fully qualified, outstanding person, there was simply no way for us to qualify or verify this person is. >> supervisor haney: and i heard they had started their job, it sounded like, from supervisor stefani, on monday. have you or any of your fellow commissioners heard from them since they've been in their role? >> through the chair, supervisor haney, no, we have not. >> super

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yes. mr. tucker, as i've said, i'm committed to working with you to make sure we really strengthen the critical role of the veterans commission. what i wanted to ask you as it related to the potential interim or to the interim cvso, was the veterans affairs commission consulted in any way? did you all know that there was -- obviously, there was an application that went out, and a process. were you all involved at all in the selection of the individual who was nominated? >> supervisor haney, no. we saw his name in the draft resolution and saw no supporting documents or this person's resume. while we think this person is a fully qualified, outstanding person, there was simply no way for us to qualify or verify this person is. >> supervisor haney: and i heard they had started their job, it sounded like, from supervisor stefani, on monday. have you or any of your fellow commissioners heard from them since they've been in their role? >> through the chair, supervisor haney, no, we have not. >> super

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yes. mr. tucker, as i've said, i'm committed to working with you to make sure we really strengthen the critical role of the veterans commission. what i wanted to ask you as it related to the potential interim or to the interim cvso, was the veterans affairs commission consulted in any way? did you all know that there was -- obviously, there was an application that went out, and a process. were you all involved at all in the selection of the individual who was nominated? >> supervisor haney, no. we saw his name in the draft resolution and saw no supporting documents or this person's resume. while we think this person is a fully qualified, outstanding person, there was simply no way for us to qualify or verify this person is. >> supervisor haney: and i heard they had started their job, it sounded like, from supervisor stefani, on monday. have you or any of your fellow commissioners heard from them since they've been in their role? >> through the chair, supervisor haney, no, we have not. >> super

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: yeah. so, again, this is opinion shaped very much by the administration at d.p.w. who are not in support of this. we have an amendment today which would allow for the city administrator to provide the administrative support and services to reduce the amount of any additional administrators that are required. that's also noted in the letter, and we allow d.p.w., if we decided as a board to keep costs down, we also amended that to shall, so they will continue to provide administrative support as a way to keep costs down. that's not reflected in the report that's before us. we have in here that there will be a cost analysis to reduce inefficiencies done by the controller and done by the commission which also will likely reduce costs. so there are a number of things in here that would make it so we don't have to have a handful of new administrative positions in this new department. and i will say, you know, having a director who are hired to get the -- who is hired to get the job done and is ac

supervisor haney, thank you. thank you to you and your staff for taking on this issue seriously, for studying intricately the systems that we have, for working with all of your creativity to come up with a design and with a frontline workers to make the type of change that we must see in san francisco. we must hold ourselves to a higher standard when it comes to the basics. like, i can walk out in the morning and there won't be feces and trash and needles on my front door. that is the fact and the situation for so many of my constituents in district 9 daily. and the fact that this has been ignored for so long is just outrageous. so i could not be prouder to be a co-sponsor of this measure. i cannot wait to see this on the ballot. my constituents will be cheering from their windows to finally see the type of change that they have been begging for from this city for years and years and years. and i just implore all of my colleagues, whether you have to face the filth that we face in district 9 or not, i think that

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, president yee. this is one of my favorite projects, too. i know that this is a very challenging thing to do to bring together all of these different parties, all of these different supervisors, the mayor, the prop c and baby c coalitions and do it on such a tightened timeline, and to do it in a way that was balanced, you know, i think this is a measure that is desperately needed right now, both to make sure we have the urgent funds required to continue to respond to this crisis and protect essential services, and also to provide some relief to our small businesses when they're suffering a great deal during this time. so i think where we ended up is a great and necessary economic recovery measure, and i do hope that the voters join us in supporting it, and i can say without a doubt there are a lot of people involved in this. supervisors peskin and fewer who did an extraordinary job, and their respective staff, and all of the coalitions, but this would not have happened without you and your leadership

supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: yes. thank you, chair mar. i want to thank you for calling this hearing. and for your leadership on this. i also want to thank controller rosen field and your team for putting together a very detailed set of recommendations and analysis. in this report. and we are looking forward to working together to adopt these recommendations quickly. [ please stand by ] departments, in terms of its lack of oversight, and i think that is made absolutely clear in this report, but even beyond that, some of these loopholes, some of these issues around has allowed contracts to go out with no oversight whatever. when we have corruption government, it is the residents who suffer the most. it is the residents who get poor and ineffective city services, and trust is eroded, money is wasted at a time when we need not just good outcomes, but we need trust, and we need resources probably more than ever, so i really do want to appreciate the work that has been done on this, and i think it's critical that this committee assert our respo

supervisor haney. haney, aye. supervisor mandelman. mandelman, aye. supervisor mar. mar, aye. supervisor peskin. peskin, no. there are 10 ayes and one no with supervisor peskin in the dissent. >> president yee: 10-1 vote in the motion to approve item 25 and to table 26 and 27. they are approved. okay, madam clerk, let's go to committee reports. >> clerk: okay. item 28 was considered by the government audit and oversight committee at a special meeting on friday, june 26th, 2020, and was forwarded as a committee report. item 28 is the reenactment of emergency ordinance for ordinance number 74-20, to temporarily require grocery stores and on-demand employers to provide protection during the public health emergency related to covid-19, pursuant to charter section 2.107. this requires two-thirds or eight votes for final passage with only one read. >> president yee: thank you. so, madam clerk, call the roll. >> clerk: on item 28, supervisor preston. preston, aye. supervisor ronen. ronen, aye. supervisor safai. safai, aye. supervisor stefani. stefani, aye. supervisor walton. walton,

. >> president yee: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: i was just making sure i was a cosponsors. thank you to everybody who called in. >> president yee: supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. [speaking urdu language] >> supervisor peskin: i'm a cosponsor reticent to assume the role of a member of congress, but i agree that there is virulent racism that is happening in the nation state of india. i join it, but i caution my colleagues that we are not members of congress, but there are members of our community who have brought a righteous thing to us, but we should proceed with matters like this very, very carefully. [speaking urdu language] >> president yee: okay. roll call, please. >> clerk: on item 47 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. this resolution passes -- is adopted. madam clerk, item number 50. >> clerk: item 50 is a motion modifying the amount of time required under rule 2.22.6 and 2.22.7. >> president yee: okay. i will make a motion to table this i

and supervisor haney. aye. haney aye. supervisor mandelman. mandelman, aye. supervisor mar. mar, aye. supervisor peskin. peskin aye. supervisor preston. preston aye. supervisor ronen. ronen, aye. supervisor safai. safai aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. take the roll on this item as amended. >> clerk: on item 15 as amended... [roll call] [roll call] there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay, without objection, the resolution as amended is adopted. madam clerk, the next 18. >> clerk: to lease real property at 333 valencia street for 15 years anticipated to commence on february 16th, 2021, from 333 valencia owner l.l.c., at a base rent of approximately $2.2 million per year with a 3% annual increase and to make the appropriate findings. >> president yee: okay. supervisor fewer, yeah. supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: sorry, thank you, president yee. on behalf of the department of real estate today i'm introducing a technical amendment to this item which will correct the t total amountn page 4, line 12 to $6.5 million. the total value is listed correctly in m

and supervisor haney. aye. haney aye. supervisor mandelman. mandelman, aye. supervisor mar. mar, aye. supervisor peskin. peskin aye. supervisor preston. preston aye. supervisor ronen. ronen, aye. supervisor safai. safai aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. take the roll on this item as amended. >> clerk: on item 15 as amended... [roll call] [roll call] there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay, without objection, the resolution as amended is adopted. madam clerk, the next 18. >> clerk: to lease real property at 333 valencia street for 15 years anticipated to commence on february 16th, 2021, from 333 valencia owner l.l.c., at a base rent of approximately $2.2 million per year with a 3% annual increase and to make the appropriate findings. >> president yee: okay. supervisor fewer, yeah. supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: sorry, thank you, president yee. on behalf of the department of real estate today i'm introducing a technical amendment to this item which will correct the t total amountn page 4, line 12 to $6.5 million. the total value is listed correctly in m

supervisor haney. haney, aye. supervisor mandelman. mandelman, aye. supervisor mar. mar, aye. supervisor peskin. peskin, no. there are 10 ayes and one no with supervisor peskin in the dissent. >> president yee: 10-1 vote in the motion to approve item 25 and to table 26 and 27. they are approved. okay, madam clerk, let's go to committee reports. >> clerk: okay. item 28 was considered by the government audit and oversight committee at a special meeting on friday, june 26th, 2020, and was forwarded as a committee report. item 28 is the reenactment of emergency ordinance for ordinance number 74-20, to temporarily require grocery stores and on-demand employers to provide protection during the public health emergency related to covid-19, pursuant to charter section 2.107. this requires two-thirds or eight votes for final passage with only one read. >> president yee: thank you. so, madam clerk, call the roll. >> clerk: on item 28, supervisor preston. preston, aye. supervisor ronen. ronen, aye. supervisor safai. safai, aye. supervisor stefani. stefani, aye. supervisor walton. walton,

are there yes, supervisor haney. >> thank you. i just wanted to quickly thank ocii and everyone who worked on this projector sorry this amendment to the plan and i do think the community benefits that are included do justify supporting it and the neighborhood is in need of sustainable and on going support for open space and neighborhoods serving amenities and i think the commitment and support around jobs and close pip of our folks in labor and local 2 call in support is very important and there needs to be further work to take more input from the neighborhood and do additional analysis around the community plan specifically until all speak more to that later and you heard from sophia from the mayor's office and we're working very closely on that but i do want to thank the sponsor and everyone who harmed in this and i do think it should be approved by the board today. >> i will then consider this hearing had been heard and now filed. madam clerk, before you call roll call i want to reiterate. i think the project, as a whole, is a

are there yes, supervisor haney. >> thank you. i just wanted to quickly thank ocii and everyone who worked on this projector sorry this amendment to the plan and i do think the community benefits that are included do justify supporting it and the neighborhood is in need of sustainable and on going support for open space and neighborhoods serving amenities and i think the commitment and support around jobs and close pip of our folks in labor and local 2 call in support is very important and there needs to be further work to take more input from the neighborhood and do additional analysis around the community plan specifically until all speak more to that later and you heard from sophia from the mayor's office and we're working very closely on that but i do want to thank the sponsor and everyone who harmed in this and i do think it should be approved by the board today. >> i will then consider this hearing had been heard and now filed. madam clerk, before you call roll call i want to reiterate. i think the project, as a whole, is a

supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. i have a few items.first, today along with supervisor walton and hillary ronen, we are introducing the right to safely protest act. this was -- the announced intent around this for a few weeks ago, and it took a few weeks to figure out details with the city attorney. this legislation is long overdue and necessary, especially in light of what we have seen happening in the streets in response to massive and widespread use of dangerous impact weapons, chemical sprays and military equipment to disburse peaceful protests. law enforcement officers across the united states have deployed military equipment and crowd control weapons such as chemical agents, rubber bullets and extended impact weapons and energy projectiles. while these weapons are referred to as non-lethal or less than lethal alternatives to the use a firearm, research and investigations have shown that crowd control weapons often cause severe injury and in some cases death. a recent aclu study entitled "lethal in disguise" showed that there were

please support supervisor haney's overpaid executive tax. thank you from the front line. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm britly and i've been in district 6 all my life. i'm calling to support the overpaid executive tax. i think it's important we help our health care workers especially due to the pandemic. they need our support in this small surcharge on massive businesses producing millions annually for a health care. i also like how it incentivizes money to raise employee wages if the businesses want to avoid the tax. massive businesses like amazon and ceo jeff bezzos are benefiting and health care workers are working to keep people alive. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mr. william. i'm an organizer for local 22 in san francisco. we have health care workers in california and 20,000 work in san francisco. as a health care worker representative we support the overpaid executive tax because we need to help the health care workers with appropriate m

director haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair. i wanted to request an item for a new business for our next board meeting. to discuss the interim use of the temporary terminal site on the next agenda. i would ask that the staff and the meet time make all efforts to gather feedback from tenants and surrounding residential and commercial neighbors on desired uses for the space, which serves as an appropriate interim use. as the city reopens, the temporary terminal space will have the potential to be a neighborhood serving space on an interim basis for retailers and restaurants. potential use to set up seating or other uses for safe social distancing activity. there have been some confusing and contradictory messages that have gone out about the use of the site. initially, our director agreed to sort of an indefinite lease. then it seemed that was not going to be used for that purpose. then the latest was that the lease was going to be terminated and it's not going to be terminated. so a lot of, i think, confusion amongst surrounding

please support supervisor haney's overpaid executive tax. thank you from the front line. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm britly and i've been in district 6 all my life. i'm calling to support the overpaid executive tax. i think it's important we help our health care workers especially due to the pandemic. they need our support in this small surcharge on massive businesses producing millions annually for a health care. i also like how it incentivizes money to raise employee wages if the businesses want to avoid the tax. massive businesses like amazon and ceo jeff bezzos are benefiting and health care workers are working to keep people alive. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mr. william. i'm an organizer for local 22 in san francisco. we have health care workers in california and 20,000 work in san francisco. as a health care worker representative we support the overpaid executive tax because we need to help the health care workers with appropriate m

and supervisor haney, i think your c.e.o. tax is what is sometimes referred to as a millionaires tax but this is really about c.e.o.s and make so many and over 1,000 times more than the employees. is that correct? and so that the overpaid and is on companies who have a ratio that is a tax on the with the individuals and ours is not an income tax at all and they don't . . . . supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. supervisor walton, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor fewer, aye. supervisor haney, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. mandelman, yay. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor peskin. aye. there are 11 aye's. >> so without objection this, resolution is adopted unanimously. and madam clerk, do we have anything further on this item? >> no, sir, we do not today. >> okay. that is sort of, madam clerk, please read the in memoriams. >> i would like to make a motion to rescind item 7 and 8. >> mr. president, these are the interim budget item. >> that is correct. >> so at the vote earlier this afternoon i made a comment that

please support supervisor haney's overpaid executive tax.hank you from the front line. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm britly and i've been in district 6 all my life. i'm calling to support the overpaid executive tax. i think it's important we help our health care workers especially due to the pandemic. they need our support in this small surcharge on massive businesses producing millions annually for a health care. i also like how it incentivizes money to raise employee wages if the businesses want to avoid the tax. massive businesses like amazon and ceo jeff bezzos are benefiting and health care workers are working to keep people alive. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mr. william. i'm an organizer for local 22 in san francisco. we have health care workers in california and 20,000 work in san francisco. as a health care worker representative we support the overpaid executive tax because we need to help the health care workers with appropriate med

[roll call] >> supervisor haney, you may be on mute. haney absent.[roll call] just to circle back to supervisor haney -- haney absent. there are 10 ayes. >> supervisor yee: did you call me? >> yes, mr. president. you said aye. >> supervisor yee: ok. good. 10-0 vote and these four charter amendments and we'll be continuing until tuesday, july 21st, 2020. maybe can check with supervisor haney whether he was disconnected. >> it's highly possible. i do not see his name across bottom any longer. >> we can check on that and if we need to resend the vote it's until we can do that. >> >> we can do that at proteasome pre at time. >> right now it's 3:04. let's go back to our 3:00 p.m. special items and if you can call items 22 and 23 together. >> items 22 and 23 comprise a public hearing at 3:00 p.m. and pursuant to a resolution number 215-20 approved on may 19th, 2020 for the board of supervisors to convene in a committee of the whole. item 22, to receive public comment today and july 14th, to consider the renewal of a property-based business improvement dist

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you. i just wanted to clarify one thing and just have this on the record, and i think my office has been in touch with your staff about this, and i think we just wanted to clarify this for the record. we had some questions about how this would apply to buildings that i know you have in your district, as well, that are mixed residential and tourist buildings -- [inaudible] >> supervisor haney: for those and just how this ordinance, applies to those mixed residential and tourist. so, mr. president, if it's possible for supervisor peskin to answer that just so we have that on the record. >> president yee: okay. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, mr. president, through to supervisor haney. i think supervisor haney just asked and answered the question, which is that very early on in the pandemic, both through an order that came from the mayor of the city and county of san francisco subsequent website of action, the cleaning standards for s.r.o.s was actually the model for the l

thank you. >> president yee: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: i was just making sure i was a cosponsors. thank you to everybody who called in. >> president yee: supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. [speaking urdu language] >> supervisor peskin: i'm a cosponsor reticent to assume the role of a member of congress, but i agree that there is virulent racism that is happening in the nation state of india. i join it, but i caution my colleagues that we are not members of congress, but there are members of our community who have brought a righteous thing to us, but we should proceed with matters like this very, very carefully. [speaking urdu language] >> president yee: okay. roll call, please. >> clerk: on item 47 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. this resolution passes -- is adopted. madam clerk, item number 50. >> clerk: item 50 is a motion modifying the amount of time required under rule 2.22.6 and 2.22.7. >> president yee: okay. i will make a motion to table this i

please support supervisor haney's overpaid executive tax.hank you from the front line. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm britly and i've been in district 6 all my life. i'm calling to support the overpaid executive tax. i think it's important we help our health care workers especially due to the pandemic. they need our support in this small surcharge on massive businesses producing millions annually for a health care. i also like how it incentivizes money to raise employee wages if the businesses want to avoid the tax. massive businesses like amazon and ceo jeff bezzos are benefiting and health care workers are working to keep people alive. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mr. william. i'm an organizer for local 22 in san francisco. we have health care workers in california and 20,000 work in san francisco. as a health care worker representative we support the overpaid executive tax because we need to help the health care workers with appropriate med

supervisor haney? okay. >> supervisor haney: i'm okay, thank you. >> supervisor mar: can you please call roll? >> on the motion offered by chair martha the hearing -- mar that the the hearing about to the call of the chair. peskin aye. haney aye. mar aye. there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. mr. clerk, any further business? >> there is no further business before the committee for today. >> supervisor mar: this is adjourned. bye. at 62942 working with together we can support your children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go around and i watch each class and there's certain children

i want to thank in particular supervisor haney. one of my issues with san francisco is the attempt to get things done without allowing the public to weigh in on them. if not for supervisor haney -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. >> caller: hello. my name is sam. and i live in oakland. and i'm calling in because caltrain is an integral and essential part of our regional transportation system. the decisions that you're making on it will have consequences far beyond san francisco. our cal train people across the region will be cut off from large sections of the bay area. so it's been very frustrating in that light to watch this process play out because it has felt like transit riders have been an afterthought in the process. but the priority has been who is in charge of caltrain. the more we serve is going to depend on caltrain in the future. transit riders seem to be an afterthought. you're putting forward a ballot measure with dubious language putting money into an escrow. it's not just me saying that it's legally dubious. t

okay. >> supervisor mar: supervisor haney, are you done? >> supervisor haney: i'm all done. thank you. >> supervisor mar: well, thank you, deputy city attorney pearson. thanks to mr. ridestrom and mr. de la rosa for engaging in the discussion and your really important work into the investigation into this widespread and pretty outrageous and disturbing misconduct and corruption here in the city, yeah. so this has been a helpful hearing just to get an update on the investigation that we're doing here in the city to not only rid out the misconduct that's happened but take really bolder and proactive steps to keep this from happening again. why don't we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there any callers in the queue? mr. qu, please let us know if there are any callers in the queue. for those in the queue, please wait until you're prompted to begin. the system will tell you your line has been unmuted. for those watching on cable channel 26 or via streaming line or sfgovtv, please call in by following the instructions on your screen. dialing 408-418-9388, enter the meeting i.

please support supervisor haney's overpaid executive tax. thank you from the front line. >> thank you for your call. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm britly and i've been in district 6 all my life. i'm calling to support the overpaid executive tax. i think it's important we help our health care workers especially due to the pandemic. they need our support in this small surcharge on massive businesses producing millions annually for a health care. i also like how it incentivizes money to raise employee wages if the businesses want to avoid the tax. massive businesses like amazon and ceo jeff bezzos are benefiting and health care workers are working to keep people alive. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mr. william. i'm an organizer for local 22 in san francisco. we have health care workers in california and 20,000 work in san francisco. as a health care worker representative we support the overpaid executive tax because we need to help the health care workers with appropriate m

supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you. just wanted to clarify one thing and just have this on the record, and i think my office has been in touch with your staff about this, and i think we just wanted to clarify this for the record. we had some questions about how this would apply to buildings that i know you have in your district, as well, that are mixed residential and tourist buildings -- [inaudible] >> supervisor haney: for those and just how this ordinance, applies to those mixed residential and tourist. so, mr. president, if it's possible for supervisor peskin to answer that just so we have that on the record. >> president yee: okay. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, mr. president, through to supervisor haney. i think supervisor haney just asked and answered the question, which is that very early on in the pandemic, both through an order that came from the mayor of the city and county of san francisco subsequent website of action, the cleaning standards for s.r.o.s was actually the model for the leg

haney florida is frankie montage be a pretty good pitching.atchup of course we'll have highlights tonight at 10 we'll continue to have live reports throughout the evening but for now that's all i have outside of the coliseum i'm jason dumas scrum for sports. all right jason see later have some fun out there. >>coming up next new guidelines from the cdc on as the pandemic continues to batter the country more and more restaurants are shutting down permanently there's a new yelp report saying 60% of restaurants which closed temporarily have shut down for good some of them have tried to adapt with online ordering pickup service. it was not enough to pay the bills as of 2 weeks ago nearly 16,000 restaurants on the yelp site. >>we're out of business also closing at a high rate bars and clubs. more restaurant chains are demanding customers wear masks. >>that includes mcdonald's side they will mandate masks beginning august first at so that requirement took effect today in fact there are similar policies from other chains and retailers including starb

haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you everyone. >> can you please call items 6 through 16 for closed session. >> sure. agenda items 2 through 16? >> yes, 2 through 16. >> various ordinances and resolutions settling lawsuits against the city and county. members of the public should call the public comment number. (415)655-0001. enter meeting id1464783455. press pound twice to connect to the meeting and star key followed by 3 to speak. system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair. >> before we go to public comment on the closed session, supervisor peskin do you have anything? >> thank you, chairman mar. as supervisor safai indicated. this hearing has gone on for four hours. unfortunately, i need to be somewhere else as of 2:00 which i am 10 minutes late and 10 minutes away. i think we have two choices and it is in your and supervisor haney's hands to continue these items to our next

>> supervisor haney: thank you.it steams like there was some recommendations potentially that would have required maybe other departments or h.r. to do things differently. was that taken by them? did they look at their own practices, were you just looking at your practices? there are some things you were saying because you have to go through them and they made a decision about certain things that you only have so much control over it. >> thank you for that question. it was collaborative. definitely d.h.r. listened to our recommendations. another one of the things that was an improvement in the process. we used to do a trigger pool test as part of preemployment testing process. we were losing lot of people, particularly females to that test. working with d.h.r., they changed that process to a web stream test and we saw a tremendous amount of improvement in the pass rate. that was a direct collaborative effort with d.h.r. it is collaborative. d.h.r. owns that part of the process. they do listen and take our feedback s

supervisor haney?okay. >> supervisor haney: i'm okay, thank you. >> supervisor mar: can you please call roll? >> on the motion offered by chair martha the hearing -- mar that the the hearing about to the call of the chair. peskin aye. haney aye. mar aye. there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. mr. clerk, any further business? >> there is no further business before the committee for today. >> supervisor mar: this is adjourned. bye. >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of

supervisor haney is next in the queue. >> supervisor haney: thank you chair fewer and lot of gratitude to you and supervisor walton and directors. i want to ask couple of questions that i had about the memo that you all sent. i want to thank you so much for the work that you're doing. this is tremendous. i want to appreciate the work that you all have done in the tenderloin as well and excited to continue to partner with you on that. there's couple of things that i was interested in the memo. there's a lot in here. it's really overdue and incredibly important the work you all are doing. especially with such a small team in how impactful you are. you make a note of about the process. there's a note in there about how the advac process has taken an approach where the same amount of money is allocated to each district. that is something that i perked my interest because of level of need in my district and it's something that come up for districts like mine in the past. are there recommendations that you would make or that you're planning to make to ensure a more equity-based approach? i k

i noticed supervisor had haney is back. i'm going to have to hand this off because i have to leave for another meeting right now. thanks everyone. >> : i'm here so we can continue. commissioner collins, i see- >> : thank you so much for your presentation. i really appreciate it. i've been hearing your name and you're like on the other side. i mentioned before, our c bo partners, rec and park, i've always been a really big fan of the park system before i was an advocate. library programs, now that my littles are big i missed the fact that we couldn't do the summer library kind of thing. i'm happy to meet you and got to hear your presentation. i'm excited you guys are thinking about this but i didn't know anything about this. i'm the curriculum chair. i'm really excited that you want to partner with us because we need help. you're that connector in a way for us. i also-one of the things that we've been doing and we're trying to be really intentional about it and i do really want to celebrate our district is we've been having

but supervisor haney says years of mismanagement and corruption have left that agency ill equipped to fix the problem. the next step is getting the board of supervisors to put the plan on the ballot. voters would get the final say. supporters say a new agency with a single focus would make it easier to get things done. >> it requires a charter amendment. so we have to go to the people of san francisco in order to do this. there's no other way to do it. to create a department with a commission that is accountable. >> but critics say it would be too costly to launch a new agency and doesn't make sense to do it now when the coronavirus is ravaging the city's budget. supervisor haney says if voters approve it the plan wouldn't be implemented until the city has time to recover economically. >>> up next at 6:30, a defeat and a win for president trump. our political analyst larry gersten explains the dueling supreme court rulings over the president's tax returns. >>> plus the specific spot activists chose for their latest black lives matter street mural in new york city. ♪ menutaur get a loa

haney. (roll call). >> : thank you. mr. clerk can you please call item number one. >> : yes. agenda item number one is resolution for purposes of code section f. revenue obligations by the development authority not to exceed twenty five million dollars. construction, renovation, improves or equipping of educational facilities to be owned and operated by the san francisco school association a non-profit organization. members who wish to provide public comment should call the public comment number. enter today's meeting i.d. press the pound symbol twice to connect to the meeting. press the star key to enter the queue to speak. i'm in a receipt from a memo of your desk that this be moved to next week's meeting. >> : i want to note that we have mr. jeff benet available for questions. >> : hello. thank you so much chair for hearing this item today. we are introducing this as we are the district seven supervisor's office in which one of the campuses where the school provides in. we have the pleasu