gracious goodness of the aapi community in passing measures to redo our libraries and the chinatown libery on the eve of redoing. we have one more of those to do this november on the ballot. we all have to vote for the public health and recovery bond in order to redo the chinatown health center that will benefit from the chinatown artist registry. the history of exclusion of institutional bias is in so many of our different parts of our life, of our city life, of our government. and it is very very important to see the page turning, to see that our arts commission is embracing a new way that is going to actually stop that history of exclusion and that is reflected through the chinatown artist registry, but let me sound a note of caution, as these institutions are moving into the 21st t century and becoming more inclusive, there are those who would get rid of the san francisco arts commission so i say come november reject ballot measure that eliminate the san francisco arts commission, the library commission, that is going to oversee the renewal of the chinatown branch library, so let us re

gracious goodness of the aapi community in passing measures to redo our libraries and the chinatown libery on the eve of redoing. we have one more of those to do this november on the ballot. we all have to vote for the public health and recovery bond in order to redo the chinatown health center that will benefit from the chinatown artist registry. the history of exclusion of institutional bias is in so many of our different parts of our life, of our city life, of our government. and it is very very important to see the page turning, to see that our arts commission is embracing a new way that is going to actually stop that history of exclusion and that is reflected through the chinatown artist registry, but let me sound a note of caution, as these institutions are moving into the 21st t century and becoming more inclusive, there are those who would get rid of the san francisco arts commission so i say come november reject ballot measure that eliminate the san francisco arts commission, the library commission, that is going to oversee the renewal of the chinatown branch library, so let us re

gracious goodness of the aapi community in passing measures to redo our libraries and the chinatown liberyof redoing. we have one more of those to do this november on the ballot. we all have to vote for the public health and recovery bond in order to redo the chinatown health center that will benefit from the chinatown artist registry. the history of exclusion of institutional bias is in so many of our different parts of our life, of our city life, of our government. and it is very very important to see the page turning, to see that our arts commission is embracing a new way that is going to actually stop that history of exclusion and that is reflected through the chinatown artist registry, but let me sound a note of caution, as these institutions are moving into the 21st t century and becoming more inclusive, there are those who would get rid of the san francisco arts commission so i say come november reject ballot measure that eliminate the san francisco arts commission, the library commission, that is going to oversee the renewal of the chinatown branch library, so let us remember we ha

services, department of the environment, law library, municipal transportation agency, the port, public libery and san francisco public utility commission residential rent stabilization arbitation board and retirement system of may 1, 2024 for same fiscal years. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. so, let's open up public comment. any additional instruction? >> thank you madam chair. we are lined up accordingly. before i call the first in-house, speaker we are have two callers accommodating under american with disability act for public testimony, so if we can have our first caller, please. >> good morning. i'm scott, 2009 city retiree and vice president of protect our benefits and like to comment on the budget. 17 thousand retirees from city and county of san francisco and some dependents have been covered the past several years by united healthcare for medicare advantage. the health services board on split vote june 13, voted to replace united healthcare with blue shield california primarily in the belief this would save $20 million a year in a 3 year period. there are ethical questions how

gracious goodness of the aapi community in passing measures to redo our libraries and the chinatown liberyng. we have one more of those to do this november on the ballot. we all have to vote for the public health and recovery bond in order to redo the chinatown health center that will benefit from the chinatown artist registry. the history of exclusion of institutional bias is in so many of our different parts of our life, of our city life, of our government. and it is very very important to see the page turning, to see that our arts commission is embracing a new way that is going to actually stop that history of exclusion and that is reflected through the chinatown artist registry, but let me sound a note of caution, as these institutions are moving into the 21st t century and becoming more inclusive, there are those who would get rid of the san francisco arts commission so i say come november reject ballot measure that eliminate the san francisco arts commission, the library commission, that is going to oversee the renewal of the chinatown branch library, so let us remember we have to vo