mandelman aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: thank you. without objection the ordinances are finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our regular agenda. >> item 13 is ordinance to amend the administrative and public works codes to create an office of emerging technology, to require a permit to construct the public right-of-way within public works jurisdiction. >> president yee: colleagues have spoken on this item quite a few times. i'm proud to have all of you -- not everybody has signed on, since we have a new board of supervisors, sign on as cosponsors for this newly formed office of emerging technology. so i see supervisor preston? >> yes. we submitted items we wanted to be added on to cosponsor right before the hearing and would like to be added as cosponsor. >> president yee: appreciate it. that makes it unanimous. colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? okay. without objection, this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next ite

supervisor mandelman no. supervisor mar aye. supervisor peskin no. supervisor preston aye. supervisor ronen aye. there are 7 ayes and four nos, with supervisor stefani, yee, mandelman, and peskin on dissent. >> president yee: this motion passes. we're way overdue to our 2:30 item. can we go to the 2:30 commendations. first up is supervisor ronen. >> president yee: okay. before supervisor ronen gets started, so we're going to be going through our agenda where we're giving commendations to several individuals.

we hope to be joined by voice chair commissioner mandelman. our clerk is here. would you please call the roll. (roll call) we have a quorum. >> please read the next item. >> approve the minutes of the december 5, meeting. this is an action meeting. >> any changing or comment on the minutes. any public comment on this item? seeing none. we are joined by vice-chairman delman and commissioner mandelman, we are approving the commentexhibit minutes from dec5 is there a motion? >> motion made by commissioner ronen. why don't you call the rolling othe roll onthat. (roll call). >> we have final approval. >> next item, please. >> item 3. remember adoption of rail program manager job classification and revised organization chart. >> good morning. we convene once a year on personnel related items. last december i brought before you staff reorganization plan with updated job description and reclassification of six positions and asked for a salary structure increase as well for all staff except for executive director. october 2018 the board had asked staff to convene a disci

we hope to be joined by voice chair commissioner mandelman. our clerk is here. would you please call the roll. (roll call) we have a quorum. >> please read the next item. >> approve the minutes of the december 5, meeting. this is an action meeting. >> any changing or comment on the minutes. any public comment on this item? seeing none. we are joined by vice-chairman delman and commissioner mandelman, we are approving the commentexhibit minutes from dec5 is there a motion? >> motion made by commissioner ronen. why don't you call the rolling othe roll onthat. (roll call). >> we have final approval. >> next item, please. >> item 3. remember adoption of rail program manager job classification and revised organization chart. >> good morning. we convene once a year on personnel related items. last december i brought before you staff reorganization plan with updated job description and reclassification of six positions and asked for a salary structure increase as well for all staff except for executive director. october 2018 the board had asked staff to convene a disci

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, chair fewer.to say that i appreciate this ordinance and appropriation comes from a place of love, love for city college. and i think there is tremendous love in san francisco and across this state for city college of san francisco. i think -- and you can see that. i experienced that in 2012 and 2013 -- well, the fall of 2012. the accreditor for community and junior colleges in california had announced that city college was a mess and it was going to be seriously considering terminating city college's accreditation. terrible news. at the same time on the ballot that fall there was a parcel tax for city college. in the midst of a flurry of pretty bad news about city college and the way city college was operating, san francisco voters by more than two-thirds voted for that parcel tax. and san francisco voters and this body have again and again expressed our desire to support city college in doing more than what other community colleges in california do. it is worth noting that city college of san fra

i am joined by supervisors walton and mandelman. our clerk is ms. wong. >> clerk: please make sure to silence all cellphones and electronic devices. completed copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 28 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. madam clergyman, can you call item 1 and 2. >> clerk: resolution approving the issuance of up to an additional $3,000,000,000 aggregate principal amount of san francisco international airport second series revenue bonds to finance and refinance airport capital plan projects; and item 2 ordinance appropriating $3,888,069,311 of proceeds from the sale of revenue bonds or commercial paper for capital improvement projects to the airport commission for fy2019-2020; and placing $3,888,069,311 on controller's reserve. >> thank you, madam clerk. i think we have cathy widener from the airport joining us today. there has been a request to continue this item for one week, but i think w

commissioner mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: i nominate matt haney. >> chair haney: thank you. is there a second? all right. second from commissioner ronen. is there any -- are there any further nominations? uh-oh, somebody else want to do this? okay. thirded by commissioner yee. all right. seeing no further nominations nominations are now closed. is there any public comment on this item? all right. can we have a vote for chair. >> clerk: we can take that -- oh, yes -- >> chair haney: same house same call. all right. is there a nomination for vice chair? commissioner mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: i nominate shamann walton. >> chair haney: all right. is there a second? commissioner ronen seconds the nomination. is there any public comment on election of vice chair? seeing none public comment is closed and we can also take this same house same call. congratulations and thank you vice chair walton. excited to serve with you for another term. and with that mr. clerk, can you please call items 6 and 7 t

we will miss you. >> supervisor mandelman? >> i feel profoundly cheated and that i have -- i think other than supervisor preston, i have had the least opportunity to work with you as a member of this board of supervisors, but i take solace in the fact that i think i have known you longer than any of the members of the board of supervisors, since we were in law school and spending summers at the east bay community law center. and john, aside from being a fantastic lawyer, is a profoundly excellent human being and as a gay man, i was astounded back then that there was this straight guy, and john is straight, this straight guy who wanted to do h.i.v. benefit advocacy in law school and would go on to work at a legal studio after law school and would spend all the time working on the civil rights and benefits for a community of which he was not apart. i think when we were back in law school we had great hopes and ambitions for what the practice of law would be and that the very best and brightest in law schools would go into public

mandelman aye. mar aye. peskin aye. preston aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: okay, without objection this ordinance passes unanimously. thank you, madame clerk. public comment? >> at this time the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to two minutes for items on the subject. public comment is not allowed when it has been previously subject to the board comes. remark to the board as a whole, not to individual supervisors and not the audience. remove the document when the screen should return to live coverage. >> president yee: go ahead. you may start. member of the board of supervisors, on january 17, 2020, clerk of the board of supervisors appeared before the san francisco ethics commission and she testified in part as follows. first, she said, "the president has dep tooized me to represent him on the department's behalf. she went on to say the following. one day if we created a process where all 150 word statements were there, and there were 40 people submitting them, i could see that happening. you put

mandelman aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: thank you. without objection the ordinances are finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our regular agenda. >> item 13 is ordinance to amend the administrative and public works codes to create an office of emerging technology, to require a permit to construct the public right-of-way within public works jurisdiction. >> president yee: colleagues have spoken on this item quite a few times. i'm proud to have all of you -- not everybody has signed on, since we have a new board of supervisors, sign on as cosponsors for this newly formed office of emerging technology. so i see supervisor preston? >> yes. we submitted items we wanted to be added on to cosponsor right before the hearing and would like to be added as cosponsor. >> president yee: appreciate it. that makes it unanimous. colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? okay. without objection, this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next ite

. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just about regulation. it is about safety. i

mandelman aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: thank you. without objection the ordinances are finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our regular agenda. >> item 13 is ordinance to amend the administrative and public works codes to create an office of emerging technology, to require a permit to construct the public right-of-way within public works jurisdiction. >> president yee: colleagues have spoken on this item quite a few times. i'm proud to have all of you --

mandelman aye. mar aye. peskin aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: without objection, the ordinances are finally passed and the resolutions adopted unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our regular agenda, please call item 17 through 19 together. >> item 17 through 19 are related to the special tax drakt 2019-1, pier 70 condo minutes, to direct notice of special tax lien for the city special tax district 2019-1. number 18 is resolution to authorize and ratify the issuance and sale of bonded indebtedness and other debt not to exceed $1.7 million and item 18 is levying special taxes for the tax district. >> president yee: 2019-1 for pier 70 condominiums, the special tax will allow the city to levy special taxes on property in the special tax district for authorized expenditure. the board previously called a landowner election to be held on january 27, 2020. so right now i will ask the clerk of the board to report on the election canvass submitted to the board by the director of the department of elections. >> we re

. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just about regulation. it is about safety. i

foundation is committed to, but i mayor breed as well as supervisor mandelman are all committed to. i couldn't be prouder to be part of today's announcement and can't wait for their collaboration with the q. foundation and more of our partners in the room in ensuring everyone has access to affordable housing. [applause] >> i can't even remember when i first met rafael nadal him in. it was before my hair was grey. [laughter] and he has always been such an incredibly grounded, honest, and natural communicator. of the many things i like about raphael is he has the ability to so easily put into words his values and how his policy positions connect with them and do it in a way that leads everybody else to that place. is like, this is why we believe in what we believe, and that is such an incredible skill that i always hope to aspire to, and so i'm so proud to welcome supervisor mandelman here today and thank him for his leadership and getting out this $1 million with the mayor. [applause] >> that's ridiculous, i'm not nearly as eloquent as brian said i'm not eloquent at all. we all know

. >> good morning, chair peskin, vice chair mandelman and commissioners. i'm here to report on the november 20th meeting of the c.a.c. starting with item 5, allocation of $3.3 million for better market street. critical to the success of the project. smta noted the project working group, which included business along market street and the planned turnaround. as well as coordinating with developers on large projects for mid-market. c.a.c. members also reacted favorably to the elimination of private vehicle traffic on all of market street, in the project area below 10th street. seeing this as an advantage to reducing congestion and moving transit in this crowded area. the c.a.c. recommended approval of this item. turning to item number 7 on your agenda, the projects in the bayview, the comments centered on the transit assistance role. and the muni transport assistance program or mtap coming out of the bayview transportation planning process. members were very supportive of the transit assistance and the mtap, given the vital role they play in deescalating and

he now lives in district 8, supervisor mandelman's district, as do i. he live an unit rented out on airbnb for 30 days at a time. every month brings a new set of temporary tenants downstairs. many of these airbnb guests would smoke. and their smoke would enter upstairs through his kitchen windows, which was his only source of fresh air. even if he closed the windows completely, the smoke would still enter the unit. not only was the smoke a nuisance, it was leading to physical symptoms. he had no real control over this harmful smoke coming inside his unit, other than to plead with the airbnb guests to stop harming him. some of the downstairs guests listened to his pleas for fresh air. others did not. the smoke problem persisted, until this fellow san franciscan was able to move, not an easy feat in this town that's so expensive for housing. health comes first. and all of our housing must be safe from the dangers of drifting smoke. for seniors, for youth, for people with h.i.v., for people with asthma and heart conditions, for everybody. berkeley, another

i am joined by supervisors walton and mandelman. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> pleplease silence your cell phones. items today will appear on the january 14th agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. i want to welcome everyone to the first budget committee meeting of 2020. i did want to note the committee will be recessing today before 11:00 a.m. so you may attend inauguration of mayor breed. we will reconvene after the inauguration to finish the agenda. can you please call item one. >> resolution approving and authorizing 50 year lease with one option tone the port commission and tzk broadway llc at seawall lots 323 and 324 with a minimum base rent no less than $1 million to commence following board approval. >> we have with us today rebecca. >> thank you. >> and your assistant deputy director of waterfront development for san francisco port. >> good morning. as chair fewer said i am with the port. i am proud to represent the project team t

i am joined by supervisors walton and mandelman. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> pleplease silence your cell phones. items today will appear on the january 14th agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. i want to welcome everyone to the first budget committee meeting of 2020. i did want to note the committee will be recessing today before 11:00 a.m. so you may attend inauguration of mayor breed. we will reconvene after the inauguration to finish the agenda. can you please call item one. >> resolution approving and authorizing 50 year lease with one option tone the port commission and tzk broadway llc at seawall lots 323 and 324 with a minimum base rent no less than $1 million to commence following board approval. >> we have with us today rebecca. >> thank you. >> and your assistant deputy director of waterfront development for san francisco port. >> good morning. as chair fewer said i am with the port. i am proud to represent the project team t

supervisor mandelman. >> yeah. i think that point's well taken. i think people at department of public health are fixated on those communities where new infections are continuing to increase and i think this year are doing an r.f.q. -- r.f.q., r.f.p. for many millions of dollars? >> $8 million. >> so $8 million that is going to get the program restructured to reach communities that are more equity based, closer to communities of color, and that's going to have some pains for the organizations that are doing this work. but i think d.p.h. hears it and is trying to get resources maybe to organizations that haven't had the capacity as much but might have closer relationships with communities that are most impacted. >> chair fewer: thanks -- or may need more resources proportionately or equitably. i just mention resources because when we're planning, now is the time to do this. okay. did i take public comment? any members of the public -- there is no b.l.a. report on this. let's take public comment. any member of the public want to comment on item 5? s

i am joined by supervisors walton and mandelman.ld like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> pleplease silence your cell phones. items today will appear on the january 14th agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. i want to welcome everyone to the first budget committee meeting of 2020. i did want to note the committee will be recessing today before 11:00 a.m. so you may attend inauguration of mayor breed. we will reconvene after the inauguration to finish the agenda. can you please call item one. >> resolution approving and authorizing 50 year lease with one option tone the port commission and tzk broadway llc at seawall lots 323 and 324 with a minimum base rent no less than $1 million to commence following board approval. >> we have with us today rebecca. >> thank you. >> and your assistant deputy director of waterfront development for san francisco port. >> good morning. as chair fewer said i am with the port. i am proud to represent the project team today.

pressing the button, i see supervisor mandelman. yes? >> yes, so i confess i am pretty unfamiliar with this. i am -- it has existed in every county in california. there is usually -- it was usually used, to my understanding, it is usually dealing with governmental organization boundaries and things like that. i know san francisco has used it significantly differently and particularly the board of supervisors used it at a point when maybe the mayor's office was not as excited about public power to advance a clean energy agenda from a little bit of a workaround coming from this side of the building. i guess i don't actually know or understand -- i don't have a sense of whether it's the best place for additional policy. >> actually, mr. goebel can explain why it is the appropriate place to mean a surprise a lot of these issues like the public bank. and also why clean power is part of the purview. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. we were assigned oversight authority of clean power s.f. in 20 -- 2007 by the board of supervisors. we

he now lives in district 8, supervisor mandelman's district, as do i. he live an unit rented out on airbnb for 30 days at a time. every month brings a new set of temporary tenants downstairs. many of these airbnb guests would smoke. and their smoke would enter upstairs through his kitchen windows, which was his only source of fresh air. even if he closed the windows completely, the smoke would still enter the unit. not only was the smoke a nuisance, it was leading to physical symptoms. he had no real control over this harmful smoke coming inside his unit, other than to plead with the airbnb guests to stop harming him. some of the downstairs guests listened to his pleas for fresh air. others did not. the smoke problem persisted, until this fellow san franciscan was able to move, not an easy feat in this town that's so expensive for housing. health comes first. and all of our housing must be safe from the dangers of drifting smoke. for seniors, for youth, for people with h.i.v., for people with asthma and heart conditions, for everybody. berkeley, another

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk.colleagues today, mayor breed and i are introduced a resolution to resolve 1939 market street. the acquisition a affordable housing site has been a priority for me since i took office. over the last 10 years, district 8 has seen the second highest number of units removed from protected status of all districts second o our neighbors in district 9. despite this high level of displacement, my district -- [please stand by] >> as well as space for more services and cultural space on the ground floor. i want to thank everyone who has been involved in the process of bringing this forward, and in particular, i want to thank the staff of the department of real estate including josh keane. and the mere's office of community and development. -- the mayor's office of community and development. great thanks to the mayor for adding affordable housing in upper market. i would be remiss if i did not also acknowledge marcy and kayden -- karen for their vision and leadership. i met marcy 20 years ago. s

i am joined by supervisors stefani and mandelman. i would like to thank our colleagues from sfgov tv for broadcasting this. >> clerk: any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted. >> would you call item number one. >> clerk: 1. resolution authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $300,000 from the california department of housing and community development to provide funding the west side of san francisco (districts 1, 4, and 7) for >> i am the sponsor of this particular item. and i just want to also really thank member ting to have worked closely with us to secure these funds in support of our neighborhood in the west side of san francisco growing our capacity to get rental buildings. in my district over the last ten years, i've last 400 units of affordable housing. on the east side of san francisco, there are several amazing non-profit organizations that help stabilize these buildings through acquisition and property management. on the we

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk.breed and i are introduced a resolution to resolve 1939 market street. the acquisition a affordable housing site has been a priority for me since i took office. over the last 10 years, district 8 has seen the second highest number of units removed from protected status of all districts second o our neighbors in district 9. despite this high level of displacement, my district -- [please stand by] >> as well as space for more services and cultural space on the ground floor. i want to thank everyone who has been involved in the process of bringing this forward, and in particular, i want to thank the staff of the department of real estate including josh keane. and the mere's office of community and development. -- the mayor's office of community and development. great thanks to the mayor for adding affordable housing in upper market. i would be remiss if i did not also acknowledge marcy and kayden -- karen for their vision and leadership. i met marcy 20 years ago. she is the godmother of t

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk.colleagues today, mayor breed and i are introduced a resolution to resolve 1939 market street. the acquisition a affordable housing site has been a priority for me since i took office. over the last 10 years, district 8 has seen the second highest number of units removed from protected status of all districts second o our neighbors in district 9. despite this high level of displacement, my district -- [please stand by] >> as well as space for more services and cultural space on the ground floor. i want to thank everyone who has been involved in the process of bringing this forward, and in particular, i want to thank the staff of the department of real estate including josh keane. and the mere's office of community and development. -- the mayor's office of community and development. great thanks to the mayor for adding affordable housing in upper market. i would be remiss if i did not also acknowledge marcy and kayden -- karen for their vision and leadership. i met marcy 20 years ago. s

he now lives in district 8, supervisor mandelman's district, as do i.live an unit rented out on airbnb for 30 days at a time. every month brings a new set of temporary tenants downstairs. many of these airbnb guests would smoke. and their smoke would enter upstairs through his kitchen windows, which was his only source of fresh air. even if he closed the windows completely, the smoke would still enter the unit. not only was the smoke a nuisance, it was leading to physical symptoms. he had no real control over this harmful smoke coming inside his unit, other than to plead with the airbnb guests to stop harming him. some of the downstairs guests listened to his pleas for fresh air. others did not. the smoke problem persisted, until this fellow san franciscan was able to move, not an easy feat in this town that's so expensive for housing. health comes first. and all of our housing must be safe from the dangers of drifting smoke. for seniors, for youth, for people with h.i.v., for people with asthma and heart conditions, for everybody. berkeley, another cit

meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor mandelman. for the late mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr. marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed to explore. [♪] [♪] i think it was in junior high and really started to do well in math but i faced some really interesting challenges. many young ladies were not in math and i was the only one in some of these classes. it was tough, it was difficult to succeed when a teacher didn't have confidence in you, but i was determined and i realized that engineering really is what i was

pressing the button, i see supervisor mandelman. yes?ar with this. i am -- it has existed in every county in california. there is usually -- it was usually used, to my understanding, it is usually dealing with governmental organization boundaries and things like that. i know san francisco has used it significantly differently and particularly the board of supervisors used it at a point when maybe the mayor's office was not as excited about public power to advance a clean energy agenda from a little bit of a workaround coming from this side of the building. i guess i don't actually know or understand -- i don't have a sense of whether it's the best place for additional policy. >> actually, mr. goebel can explain why it is the appropriate place to mean a surprise a lot of these issues like the public bank. and also why clean power is part of the purview. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. we were assigned oversight authority of clean power s.f. in 20 -- 2007 by the board of supervisors. we have an ongoing m.o.u. with the public uti

foundation is committed to, but i mayor breed as well as supervisor mandelman are all committed to. i couldn't be prouder to be part of today's announcement and can't wait for their collaboration with the q. foundation and more of our partners in the room in ensuring everyone has access to affordable housing. [applause] >> i can't even remember when i first met rafael nadal him in. it was before my hair was grey. [laughter] and he has always been such an incredibly grounded, honest, and natural communicator. of the many things i like about raphael is he has the ability to so easily put into words his values and how his policy positions connect with them and do it in a way that leads everybody else to that place. is like, this is why we believe in what we believe, and that is such an incredible skill that i always hope to aspire to, and so i'm so proud to welcome supervisor mandelman here today and thank him for his leadership and getting out this $1 million with the mayor. [applause] >> that's ridiculous, i'm not nearly as eloquent as brian said i'm not eloquent at all. we all know

and commissioners haney, fewer, mar and mandelman for serving on the association of community governments that oversees this type of work. of course, the exciting new addition of the t.n.c. tax, which has already begun to be assessed on each and every uber and lyft trip originating in san francisco. as you know, half of these will come to the t.a. and the other half for m.t.a. for transportation improvements. i've been working with commissioner walton for congestion pricing and downtown. thank you in advance for your work on these issues in 2020, and with that, i conclude my remarks. mr. quintanilla, can we call item 2. >> clerk: mr. chair, i think we need to take public comment. >> chair peskin: thank you. >> i would thank you for everything that you have brought to our attention. i would advise that you have on your website, whoever creates this website to have a needs assessment on all the issues that you have mentioned, that you've taken to the state, and all the good work done by some of the supervisors who represent themselves on some of these bodies that i used to attend at one tim