deputy city attorney john gibner.s item is part of a package of legislation that's connected to a litigation that's pending in the oversight committee. the plan is to have that settlement ordinance move forward along with this ordinance and additional piece of legislation that's not yet been introduced to vacate the street. so, once that piece of shesing introduced, we'll work with the clerk's office and supervisor sheehy's office and your office to get everything schedule sod they move together. >> great. thank you for that. let's open up item number three to public comments, then. seeing none, public comment is closed. a motion to continue to call the chair for item three. ok. thank you. we'll do that without objection. item four, please. >> hearing on the year two report of the cannabis state legalization task force to report. >> thank you very much. this item was sponsored by -- or is sponsored by supervisor cohen. i don't know if someone was going to come and make opening remarks or just call on mr. allen here. o

deputy city attorney john gibner. there's three versions as supervisor kim said as the childcare related measure. one pending on the board and one on today's agenda. neither of those have any provision you would describe as a poison pill. there is one that was circulated for signatures, i believe the department of elections has concluded it qualified for the ballot and would be on the ballot. that has a provision in it that says it conflicts with any other measure on the same ballot -- that will affect the same subject matter. doesn't specifically speak to child chair or specifically speak to gross receipts or commercial rents taxes. my office's policy is not to advise on interpretations of measures that are circulating for the ballot. i understand the disagreement between the supervisor. if the bottom line though in terms of the ultimate impact is that if that measure, the measure that has been placed on the ballot through signatures and the measure that is item 1 today, the gross receipts tax dedicated housing, if b

but you have to understand that there -- i mean, deputy city attorney john gibner. >> if the committee continues the item to next week, lit appears on next week's agenda -- >> there is -- i'm sorry. >> if the committee continues it to next week, lit appear on next week's agenda and the committee could then take or file the item. but you would have to have it on the agenda, take public comments and take an action on it. >> mm-hmm. >> and on supervisor yee's note about the ballot deadlines, the last regularly scheduled board meeting where the board could act to place this merck on the ballot is february 27. the actual ballot deadline, the actual deadline to sub miss the item to the ballot is march 2. so, if you twoeer hold a committee meeting on march 1, you would have to forward the item as a committee report to a special board meeting on march 2 to get it done to the department of elections at the time. >> ok. i don't want to speak out of turn without checking with president breed. so i don't want to make a decision based on that piece of information. it sounds like that -- so it sound

>> deputy city attorney, john gibner. it's really up to you.ng with your office and the mayor's office on these amendments for next week. you can discuss them today. you don't have to and we will have something prepared for you next week to discuss and vote on. >> ok. let me just look at one quick thing. >> would you like me to go to public comment first? >> yes. why don't with do that. >> let's go to public comment on item one. seeing none, public comments closed. >> great. thank you. so, i'm just going to read what we like and then we can send it over to you. so we would essentially ask for increase of the required inclusionary housing requirement from 18% to 23% and broken down as follows. 10 pktz at 55% a.m.i., 4% at 40% a.m.i., 4% at 110% a.m.i. and 5% at 120% a.m.i. and then there's one last thing that i think we can talk about or that can be sent over regarding parking spaces. i think we were talking about four of the 16 off-street parking spaces be reserved for car share as long as car share service providers are able to provide service