let's celebrate and let me introduce our colleague, joel engardio. [applause] >> thank you.so, this morning in the sunset i represent the sunset and far west side of san francisco, i had two school graduations giving the commencement [indiscernible] i thought to myself, when i was in middle school and in high school as a closeted gay kid in the 1980's, it sure looked bleak, but there i was speaking to the future of today, and i know we have come a long long way, so it is because of the work that we've done as a city and county of san francisco and many people i see in the audience today over the years and decades who made it so that our children today do not have as bleak a future as i might have had in the 1980. there is so much work we need to do. the transgender community is under attack and rally around to make sure everyone in the lgbtq can survive and thrive in our country and in our world. i'm really proud to be the newest lgbtq member of the board of supervisors. i hope we can have more and thank you for celebrating the pride of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you

this is definitely a step in the right direction and excited to be here with tndc and supervisor joel engardio and bank of america, our regular partners in the efforts to build more housing throughout san francisco and i'm glad to see all you here. this will help to serve families, people who are extremely low income, as well as those making a hundred thousand dollars a year because we know we need housing of all income levels and i am hopeful that as we continue to build more housing like this, it will make a big difference in the city and county of san francisco and finally, i want to express my appreciation to the voters of san francisco, because there have been two affordable housing bonds. housing bonds in the capital plan and we don't just random decide to do a affordable housing bonds but because of the voters we added $900 milliomore dollars to invest in affordable housing throughout san francisco so some of the projects delayed are in the process of moving forward, because of the support of the people of the city and county of and looking forward to many so many more opportunities lik

joined by supervisor connie chan, and supervisor joel engardio, who is visiting with the committee until we receive the official memo to appoint him to be able to vote with us today, so thank you supervisor engardio for being here today. our clerk is monique crayton and thanks to sfgovtv for staffing

let's celebrate and let me introduce our colleague, joel engardio. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. so, this morning in the sunset i represent the sunset and far west side of san francisco, i had two school graduations giving the commencement speech, low elhigh school and [indiscernible] i thought to myself, when i was in middle school and in high school as a closeted gay kid in the 1980's, it sure looked bleak, but there i was speaking to the future of today, and i know we have come a long long way, so it is because of the work that we've done as a city and county of san francisco and many people i see in the audience today over the years and decades who made it so that our children today do not have as bleak a future as i might have had in the 1980. there is so much work we need to do. the transgender community is under attack and rally around to make sure everyone in the lgbtq can survive and thrive in our country and in our world. i'm really proud to be the newest lgbtq member of the board of supervisors. i hope we can have more and thank you for celebrating the pride

happy pride everybody.me introduce our colleague, joel engardio. [applause] >> thank you. sunset and far west side of san francisco, i had two school graduations giving the commencement speech, low elhigh school and [indiscernible] i thought to myself, when i was in middle school and in high school as a closeted gay kid in the 1980's, it sure looked bleak, but there i was speaking to the future of today, and i know we have come a long long way, so it is because of the work that we've done as a city and county of san francisco and many people i see in the audience today over the years and decades who made it so that our children today do not have as bleak a future as i might have had in the 1980. there is so much work we need to do. the transgender community is under attack and rally around to make sure everyone in the lgbtq can survive and thrive in our country and in our world. i'm really proud to be the newest lgbtq member of the board of supervisors. i hope we can have more and thank you for celebrating the pride of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you supervisors. a

joined by supervisor connie chan, and supervisor joel engardio, who is visiting with the committee until we receive the official memo to appoint him to be able to vote with us today, so thank you supervisor engardio for being here today. our clerk is monique crayton and thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. thank you. madam clerk, any announcements. >> public comment will be taken. when your item comes up and public comment is called line up on your right. you may submit public comment e-mail to government audit oversight committee clerk at monique.crayton@sfgov.org. if you submit public comment via e-mail it will be forwarded to the supervisors and included as the file. you may send written comments postal service to city hall, 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco california 94102. if you have documents to included in the file. submit to me before the end of the meeting. make sure to silence cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the agenda of july 20, 2024, unless oth