zero waste is more than just good public policy for supervisor katy tang. it is a personal commitment. she has really spotted in our district or at city hall without a reusable bag or a reusable mug in hand. she is truly a model and a champion for our program. supervisor tang has also been an instrumental partner in helping us tackle clean transportation for our city. whether it has been by championing vision zero and promoting walking and biking throughout her district, or through her work with accelerate greater adoption of zero emission vehicles for the city's own fleet of vehicles. she recognizes that electrified transportation is a key part of how we shift away from fossil fuels. as supervisor, she has spearheaded groundbreaking legislation to require all new developments in san francisco to be electric vehicle ready. and have the capacity for electrical vehicle charging. >> supervisor tang, you have been an incredible advocate for women as well. thank you for your leadership on the board. i wanted to mention a couple of things you have done at the nei

katy tang, you too, all of you. there is only one of you who is on for support for the most vulnerable people. low income and very low income that people have in housing. the only ones out there who have demonstrated and backing that is -- all of you, you have a press conference and try to price fix and brainwash the community and claim that the new low income is $125,000 a year. and you have the nerve to talk about your board of supervisors. you are bigots. discriminating against low income bracket people. you have a housing opportunity at mission rock where says 15%, build 1,500 apartment complexes for low income bracket people and you deliberately priced fixed and made the lowest income at a range higher than the low income bracket and very low income bracket. people can't afford it. that is fraud. that means 225 of those apartments is supposed to be for low income bracket people. used a hispanic female and her child as a pitch person on the commercial four years to make it appear that she could afford to live in

katy tang here. i have two different hats. one a proud graduate from sfusd. and one a policymaker. i come here you might think because i graduated from lowell that i'm here to try to preserve the lowell admissions process to as some people try to characterize as keeping it segregated. that's not the case. i share your goal in wanting to make lowell a diverse school and wanting to make sure that everyone from every community succeeds when they attend lowell and they can get into lowell. and so i want it hone in on one particular point that i had in my letter that i sent about two weeks ago, which is that, why i'm opposed month the policy is not because of the goals that wore all trying to achieve. i want to see more discussion and more in terms of how we're going to evaluate whether what you will be doing will have a huge impact on the middle school students that want to attend lowell, for example. i want to know the criteria, the metrics. how do we know that maybe if this policy does succeed, do we need to adjust it, readjust? do we need to think about other ways? even tonight, i h

i want to apologize to kathy -- katy tang for all the vile, ad hominem attacks that i have perpetrated on her for close to 18 months. i have never intended to hurt or scare or make any board of supervisors or any staff member here ever fearful. i can only say i let myself righteous indignation justify saying disrespectful things, so i respectfully apologize to all the asian community, to the supervisors and to the asian community that was here on other issues. from the bottom of my heart, i apologize, and i hope that at some point in time you can accept my apology. thank you so much. >>clerk: thank you for your comment. next speaker. >> thank you. >>clerk: overhead. >> tim gilberti. an old neighbor of mine. she was born in south beach minimal apartments, and the day she was born, her mother went back in the emergency room, ambulance, to the hospital. touch and go for a few days. and they're a happy family. a lovely family, and we would have loved to have them stay. but they got a full -- $400 rent increase, and the next year, they got the same. before i could snap another pictures of t

hi i'm katy tang the district 4 supervisor in san francisco, which is comprise of sunset and parkside neighborhoods. i think what makes district 4 unique is that we have so many different cultures here. we have so many different generations of people. different experiences and that makes it a vibrant neighborhood. for example, which you go down urban street you can do to a japanese restaurant, chinese restaurant, american restaurant, and the cultural diversity is just what makes it so amazing my name is ching le, and i'm the owner of the kingdom of bounty. 17th san francisco, 94116. we make the most authentic and different kinds of dumplings and dim sum. recently more and more popular because they are vegetables and meats that we use fresh vegetables and meats in the business. it's really inspired to start discover your district series, because i wanted to find a way for neighbors to come and get to know our small businesses and our neighborhoods. get to know each other, get know our office, and do so in a setting that was unintimidating and fun. so i launched this idea call the "disc

jim supervisor katie tang along with jane kim and supervisor safai. any announcements before us? >> clerk: yes. silence all cell phones and electronic devices. fill out speaker cards and any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the october 16 board of supervisors agenda. >> supervisor tang: thank you. can you call item numbers one through seven consecutively. >> clerk: yes. [reading items one through seven] >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. we have francis mcmillan from planning. >> good afternoon supervisors. francis mcmillan. i have a presentation. thank you. items before you today are the article ten and article 11 designations. today's designations includes three individual art ten landmark designation and new pullman hotel and hotel utah. one article ten is proposed for today. the article 11 items include addition of two properties to the kearny market district, the designation of the mint district and change in designation of 26 individual building. each of the items was supported by the historic pre

jim supervisor katie tang along with jane kim and supervisor safai. are there any

my question is about outreach to the supervisor for the neighborhood, katy tang, and reach to the neighbors. i believe there was a plan to do educator housing around dianne feinstein school, but the neighbors were not very happy with that proposal, and it really created a lot of challenges and it was not eventually built. so i'd like to make sure that we have a plan for outreach to neighbors and that we bring people into the project and we don't anticipate any problems in that regard. >> so outreach to the community has definitely been integral to the process. and we coordinated closely with the supervisor's office during that. so before we held the first mid pen open house, the supervisor organized a coffee hour that was held on site at what is now play land, the temporary space there. and we had a number of people, like 50 people come to that. we've also been meeting with neighborhood groups we've identified throughout the neighborhood separately from our meetings. and listening to their ideas and suggestions and ensuring we're paying attention to ideas that are coming out of the communit

jim supervisor katie tang along with jane kim and supervisor safai. announcements before us? >> clerk: yes. silence all cell phones and electronic devices. fill out speaker cards and any documents should be sube

so we have now obtained support from supervisor katy tang, who is willing to reintroduce this. what happened after you heard it initially, and basically supported it, is no land-use hearing was scheduled. so what will happen with your action today, if you support it again, as it will get scheduled for land use, probably later this month or in october. this only codifies the process that we currently go through to make sure that the commission is fully informed about proposed legislation from the board, that may, in fact,, affect operations and budget for the department. we do have a process that we follow already. at this codifies and provides a timeline. i think it is well worth supporting and moving forward to get into local law. >> ok. thank you. is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing then, is there a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. i will do the roll call vote. [roll call] >> the motion carried unanimously. our next item is item ten. up debt on just update on s.f. permits and tracking system. >> good morning, commis

supervisor katie tang, which has the sunset park side and outer sunset. supervisor brown, district 5, she shares a small portion of the inner sunset. supervisor norman yee, who has 12 districts, including st. francis wood, and, of course, the most populated areas, lakeside, lake shore, and park merced, and supersivisor safai s the southeast portion of the district. taraval station personnel. we have a total of 106 sworn members in the -- at our station. there are four p.s.a.s, police service aides, and police civilians. as a breakdown, we have four patrol lieutenants, 12 patrol sergeants, and 85 officers assigned to patrol, of which includes our s.r.o.s, our school resource officers, two homeless resources officers, and five beat officers, of which constantly patrol irving, ocean avenue, and west portal. and the other officers that are assigned to sector cars are also required to cover the other business districts, which include noreaga, noreaga, taraval, and also stones town. we have one acting lieutenant currently, four investigators that's assigned to

i have to say, katie tank, supervisor tang stepped right up and started a long process with us. it took a while to get the homeless shelter community and the domestic violence community to work together to figure out how we could change this policy but also how could we train staff? how can we keep people safe? it ended up being multilayered and supervisor tang was there every step of the way along with her staff. we cannot thank you enough. your leadership has been invaluable and you have been such a gift to the community. thank you. >> thank you. are there any members of the public? ok. seeing none, public comment is closed. members of the commission on the status of women, we need to approve the resolution. do i hear a motion to approve the two resolutions? >> i moved to approve the two regulations. do i have a second? >> thank you so much. please call the next item. >> next item is a presentation on a collaboration between the san francisco department on the status of women and the san francisco department of the environment to address worker safety and human trafficking thr