my name is jed holtzman. i'm a senior policy analyst for 350 bay area working on several projects in the nine county bay area to try to keep greenhouse gases in the ground. i'd like to thank commissioner ahn and hoyos for this measure. debbie, the commission, putting this in front of you all and victor makras with whom we'd be nowhere. when the board of supervisors passed this fossil free sf was born. and it was born as me going alone to the retirement board and getting glared at. luckily things changed shortly thereafter and it's only continued to grow and grow and grow. as you've heard the retirement board has been recalcitrant to say the least. so i want to thank you supervisor avalos and peskin and the staff of the offices for getting us to this point. i don't really have anything to say besides this is an exceptionally common sense measure. we need to put the city's money where its mouth is and i guess to lee hepner's point in terms of specifying the motion i want to provide an example of the retirement

my name is jed holtzman. i'm a senior policy analyst for 350 bay area working on several projects in the nine county bay area to try to keep greenhouse gases in the ground. i'd like to thank commissioner ahn and hoyos for this measure. debbie, the commission, putting this in front of you all

jed holtzman from 350 bay area. just want to say attending the sf meetings, we're ready to go full steam ahead. the one thing i would say for lafco's role, as going forward, as we discussed in the workshop, the role you could play in cleanpowersf, the puc staff has a tremendous amount of work to do to roll out the program, get everyone enrolled, make sure that they're happy, make sure that the city, the board is happy with the budgeting and contracting divisions. i think one role that the lafco can play going forward is as advocates, we get reports on -- and i hope mike doesn't get mad at me. we talk with him about this all the time. we get reports on what silicon valley is doing. now i'm getting reports on what east bay is looking like, and now i'm getting some reports on the north bay. what i'd like to do is transmit a lot of those best practices where possible from other cca and kind of just instead of growing at our own pace, not enrollment wise, but program development wise, that can he can kind of take the bes

. >> so -- i think supervisor peskin is here and would like to make some comments and we have, jed holtzman that would like to open up the public comment as well. mr. president, the rest is for you. >> we have about 100 speakers cards. so about one minute apiece, it's 100 minutes. that would take us to about 4:40 p.m. i'm not asking anyone to not speak. you have the right to speak. let's start off public comment with supervisor peskin, please. sfwlt thank you, president, honor ab honorab honorable members, i think the last title i was here four years ago when i turned 50 and then unretired and got my job back. thank you to my colleague, supervisor cohen, for the continued interest for what is a fiduciary responsibility and moral imperative of our time. i cannot implore you enough to do something that is significant and meaningful. aspirational goals are lovely. time is of the essence in this matter. the year that i came in here to retire is the year after supervisor cohen and my former colleague supervisor avalos had passed a resolution. in the 10 years i've been on the board of supervisors