i'm supervisor connie chan chair and i'm joined by supervisor safai and hopefully shortly mandelman. our clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank matthew from sfgovtv for broadcast thanksgiving meeting. mr. clerk. >> make sure to silence cell phones and electronic device. and the board of supervisors and the xhiet convening hybrid meeting allow in person public comment and providing remote access and public comment via telephone. public comment will be taken on each item. in person will speak first and then those waiting on the phone upon lightweight. for those watching remote on sfgov.org the public call in number is streaming. when connected you will hear the meeting but mute exclude in listening mode. when your item come up special public comment is called. those in person poke and thez on the phone dial star 3 to be added. if you on the phone turn down you were tv and listening device and each speaker will be allowed up to 2 minutes. alternateively you may submit comment in writing e mill them to myself the budget and finance clerk at brent. jalipa sfgov.org. if you submit it

supervisor mandelman? supervisor mandelman-thank you. going to d ph, wanted be you to talk more about this gap between the contracted units of service and when came through and how over the next -- your -- seem to be believing that things are turning around or have turned around and how you monitor this the next few years it see you are getting what you think you are getting? >> joining me today our program manager jose and get started with answering your question first. we concur with bla finding with location and facility issues and how pandemic impacted clients. as of i believe from july through end of february. they served within 63 patients. so doing the math they should reach the clients we are making sure they have the staffing. i am sorry to say it a city wide workforce issue in recruiting not just in methadone and counselors and service. i mean the notion this is driven by the renovation. is can you talk about renovation versus lack of appropriate staff? to do the work? you are suggest thanksgiving was also. >> this had an impac

i have not heard supervisor mandelman say that i'm not saying that. i pointed out the initial vacancies in the options that exist. we have in the last point in time count 4400 people that are homeless. on the streets. unsheltered and so -- in that, we have an opportunity to house many of those. we mead to do a better job with cord naying that. this is a yes wrshgs and. yes and build on when we have. i believe we can do you know least units transitional units rehab existing housing stock as we talked about. we can do it in environmentally conscious way. a nice way to meld the 2. so -- hotel system existing properties. and creating more shelter is another solution. ip support that i also support and talked last time. additional ideas rescue sf i thank them for coming today and others in the city that sent e mails and support of there has been a conversation in the past about tiny homes as an option. i think we need to explore that as part of this plan. i think that along with meant, things on the table need to be seriously considered. we heard in meetin

vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye. why member ronen. >> aye. >> member walton. >> aye >> cheaper hahn. >> aye. why we have 5 aye's >> thank you the item conditions. i say you got a lot of work cut out for you. i had a time if you see i think it should not no one should thank you is done deal. with this mr. clerk is there other business before us today. >> this condition clouds the business. why this meeting is adjourned. clear clear >> >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's streets and sidewalks. local business communities are more resilient and our neighborhood centers are more vibrant and lively. fire blocks and parking lanes can be for seating and merchandising and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are safe and accessible for all. when pair mets, firefighters and other first responders arrive at a scene, they need clear visual access to see the building entrances, exits and storefront windows from the street. that means parklets should be transf

chair mandelman and commissioners. i like to briefly touch on the [inaudible] deals with the fitsical cliff and lack of [inaudible] contribution. which i [inaudible] san francisco and san mateo county and [muffled] the 96 jd agreement. >> the service shall be based on the existing passenger boarding formula, et cetera . >> then carries on and says. shall be responsible for all costs. of the geary service based on the allocated [inaudible]. this is tht [inaudible] my proposal is as follows. make [inaudible] physically acountable for the obligations which for this service founded in the year and then let the others to much them and havical train [inaudible] thank you. thank you. caller. >> there is no additional public comment. why public comment on 11 is closed. mr. clerk. item 12. why we received i written comment for 11 posted on the website. item 12. adjournment. we are adjourned. evision.evisio. morningmorningmorning everyonev, everyoneeveryone. this is the it , uh , uh , uh , uh, meetingmeetingmeetingme on francisc

vice chair mandelman. >> moving on, no worries. [laughter] >> maybe a lot of worries but not right now. >> i wonder if the -what kinds of fiscal concern did you see? >> so, we looked at two financial statements on the same fiscal year the city is on. fiscal year ending june 2021 and june 2022, so in the year that closed in june 2022 the net assets declined from $1.8 million to $750 thousand. because the expenses exceeded the revenues by about over a million dollars. they had to draw on reserves to cover those expenses, and kind of related to that is that, their cash position declined to about 2 percent of operating expenses so typically you want an organization to have about 3 months of cash to cover 3 months of operating expenses. and so, they are below that high level benchmark, and i think part of that, it appears that they lost some grant funding based on my quick review this morning of the financial statements, so i think you know, those are not positive indicators of financial health. there are things the city can do short of

chair mandelman and commissioners. i like to briefly touch on the [inaudible] deals with the fitsical cliff and lack of [inaudible] contribution. which i [inaudible] san francisco and san mateo county and [muffled] the 96 jd agreement. >> the service shall be based on the existing passenger boarding formula, et cetera . >> then carries on and says. shall be responsible for all costs. of the geary service based on the allocated [inaudible]. this is tht [inaudible] my proposal is as follows. make [inaudible] physically acountable for the obligations which for this service founded in the year and then let the others to much them and havical train [inaudible] thank you. thank you. caller. >> there is no additional public comment. why public comment on 11 is closed. mr. clerk. item 12. why we received i written comment for 11 posted on the website. item 12. adjournment. we are adjourned. [music] >> welcome to the 2022 sfmta bus roadeo. today what we will see is competitions of different levels. we will see transit operators

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you chair ronen. i am curious-the thousand unsheltered tay. how does the unshelteredness of the tay homeless population compare to the unshelteredness of the adult population? >> thank you for the question vice chair mandelman. young adults experiencing homelessness are far more likely to be unsheltered then the general population. the general population of adult is about 57 percent unsheltered and the youth population is 16 percent sheltered, so very small percentage. we have 261 beds dedicated to young adults experiencing homelessness within the shelter system we have far more housing and we expanded adding 400 additional placements in housing and shelter for young adult said within the last 2 years so this is a area where we have been very successful leveraging state home key dollars. we purchased two permanent housing buildings, really expanding services for young adults now. >> do you expect the 16 percent should be going up or that the 84 percent should be going down? >> yes, and i expect that m

vice chair mandelman. >> yeah. thanks to the bla and curious for human service agency that sounds peculiar. what do you think is going on? >> well, all the statements of course are accurate from the-part of the-in terms of the purchase of service they may or not be the same client so not necessarily the 200. there are clients who are just receiving purchase of service and part of the cost of that is inflation, especially in home care and rental subsidies as stated. it increased $1300 average per client over the past couple years so that is-in terms of the intensive case management being part of this is, some pandemic related things, issues with laguna honda, continuing to have the staff and operating costs static as referrals come in or out, buts the department does agree with there recommendation to enter into two year contract and to implement increased performance measures that we'll monitor at more regular intervals and set guideposts and then evaluate as we approach the end of the-evaluating along, but at the

supervisor mandelman? supervisor mandelman-thank you. going to d ph, wanted be you to talk more about this gap between the contracted units of service and when came through and how over the next -- your -- seem to be believing that things are turning around or have turned around and how you monitor this the next few years it see you are getting what you think you are getting? >> joining me today our program manager jose and get started with answering your question first. we concur with bla finding with location and facility issues and how pandemic impacted clients. as of i believe from july through end of february. they served within 63 patients. so doing the math they should reach the clients we are making sure they have the staffing. i am sorry to say it a city wide workforce issue in recruiting not just in methadone and counselors and service. i mean the notion this is driven by the renovation. is can you talk about renovation versus lack of appropriate staff? to do the work? you are suggest thanksgiving was also. >> this had an impac

vice chair mandelman. >> yeah.s to the bla and curious for human service agency that sounds peculiar. what do you think is going on? >> well, all the statements of course are accurate from the-part of the-in terms of the purchase of service they may or not be the same client so not necessarily the 200. there are clients who are just receiving purchase of service and part of the cost of that is inflation, especially in home care and rental subsidies as stated. it increased $1300 average per client over the past couple years so that is-in terms of the intensive case management being part of this is, some pandemic related things, issues with laguna honda, continuing to have the staff and operating costs static as referrals come in or out, buts the department does agree with there recommendation to enter into two year contract and to implement increased performance measures that we'll monitor at more regular intervals and set guideposts and then evaluate as we approach the end of the-evaluating along, but at the end of

mandelman, aye. there are 10 ayes. >> the ordinance is finally passed. madam clerk, please read items 2 and 3 together? >> 2 and 3 are two ordinances that amend the planning code and pertain to home sf. 2 allows projects to qualify for density bonus agreeing to new dwelling units of the rent ordinance to modify the zoning changes available to home sf project jds make conforming amendments in the administrative code and item 3, excludes designated historic districts under article 10 of the planning code from the provisions of the home sf program kwr both items to affirm ceqa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> seeing no names on the roster, same house, same call, those ordinances are finally passed. next item. >> this is ordinance to expand the displaced tenants preference in city afford nl housing programs to cover tenants where the tenant unlawful unit is removed as a residential unit by written approval by the planning commission of the demolition conversion or merjer of the residen

mandelman, aye. there are 10 ayes. >> the ordinance is finally passed. madam clerk, please read items 2 and 3 together? >> 2 and 3 are two ordinances that amend the planning code and pertain to home sf. 2 allows projects to qualify for density bonus agreeing to new dwelling units of the rent ordinance to modify the zoning changes available to home sf project jds make conforming amendments in the administrative code and item 3, excludes designated historic districts under article 10 of the planning code from the provisions of the home sf program kwr both items to affirm ceqa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> seeing no names on the roster, same house, same call, those ordinances are finally passed. next item. >> this is ordinance to expand the displaced tenants preference in city afford nl housing programs to cover tenants where the tenant unlawful unit is removed as a residential unit by written approval by the planning commission of the demolition conversion or merjer of the residen

supervisor mandelman. mandelman present. supervisor melgar. melgar present. supervisor peskin. peskin present. supervisor preston. preston present. ronen present. supervisor safai. safai present. supervisor stefani, stefani present. supervisor walton. all are present. >> thank you. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> colleagues, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the repub

joined by supervisors hillary ronen and shortly by supervisor mandelman and supervisor safai. our clerk is brent. i would like to thank jaime from sfgovtv for broadcasting. clerk, do you have a reminder. >> a reminder for those in attendance, make sure to silence all electronics and devices not to disrupt the proceedings and the board and supervisors are convening hybrids meeting that allow in-person attend an and public comment and providing remote comment via telephone. the board recognizes that public access is essential and we'll be taking public comment as follows. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and we'll take those waiting on the telephone line and for those waiting or those watching remotely, and streaming at sfgovtv dot org and the call-in number is streaming across the stream and you'll hear the meeting discussions but muting and listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining in person should line up to speak while those on the tele

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you. and you did a fine jobbil not add-on much but i'm kelly dearman's supervisor i'm proud of and as well as your family. and i am glad to know and you glad for your service to the city and i want to thank you for all that you do for folk in d8 and across the city. thank you. item can't speak yet. supervisor ronen. >> thank you. >> president did -- amazing tribute to you i want to say ditto, ditto, you are one of my favorites. and it is just i feel like i don't have to work with you enough you do everything limp i want the upper end your entire staff. i -- you know every time i got the chance i'm wowed. thank you and don't leave us. we need you. supervisor walton. >> thank you, president peskin and director dearman i want to say, when you in from a legacy of family who has been dedicated to service their noir life you can't help but do grit work we appreciate and you will stop. thank you very much. supervisor safai. >> want to add-on to the chorus but thank you for always being accessible

supervisor mandelman. >> thank you. and you did a fine jobbil not add-on much but i'm kelly dearman's supervisor i'm proud of and as well as your family. and i am glad to know and you glad for your service to the city and i want to thank you for all that you do for folk in d8 and across the city. thank you. item can't speak yet. supervisor ronen. >> thank you. >> president did -- amazing tribute to you i want to say ditto, ditto, you are one of my favorites. and it is just i feel like i don't have to work with you enough you do everything limp i want the upper end your entire staff. i -- you know every time i got the chance i'm wowed. thank you and don't leave us. we need you. supervisor walton. >> thank you, president peskin and director dearman i want to say, when you in from a legacy of family who has been dedicated to service their noir life you can't help but do grit work we appreciate and you will stop. thank you very much. supervisor safai. >> want to add-on to the chorus but thank you for always being accessible

vice chair mandelman. >> moving on, no worries.hter] >> maybe a lot of worries but not right now. >> i wonder if the -what kinds of fiscal concern did you see? >> so, we looked at two financial statements on the same fiscal year the city is on. fiscal year ending june 2021 and june 2022, so in the year that closed in june 2022 the net assets declined from $1.8 million to $750 thousand. because the expenses exceeded the revenues by about over a million dollars. they had to draw on reserves to cover those expenses, and kind of related to that is that, their cash position declined to about 2 percent of operating expenses so typically you want an organization to have about 3 months of cash to cover 3 months of operating expenses. and so, they are below that high level benchmark, and i think part of that, it appears that they lost some grant funding based on my quick review this morning of the financial statements, so i think you know, those are not positive indicators of financial health. there are things the city can do short of endin

vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye. why member ronen. >> aye. >> member walton. >> aye >> cheaper hahn. >> aye. why we have 5 aye's >> thank you the item conditions. i say you got a lot of work cut out for you. i had a time if you see i think it should not no one should thank you is done deal. with this mr. clerk is there other business before us today. >> this condition clouds the business. why this meeting is adjourned. clear clear >> there is a lot of unique characteristics about visitation valley. it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. th

chair mandelman and commissioners. i like to briefly touch on the [inaudible] deals with the fitsical cliff and lack of [inaudible] contribution. which i [inaudible] san francisco and san mateo county and [muffled] the 96 jd agreement. >> the service shall be based on the existing passenger boarding formula, et cetera . >> then carries on and says. shall be responsible for all costs. of the geary service based on the allocated [inaudible]. this is tht [inaudible] my proposal is as follows. make [inaudible] physically acountable for the obligations which for this service founded in the year and then let the others to much them and havical train [inaudible] thank you. thank you. caller. >> there is no additional public comment. why public comment on 11 is closed. mr. clerk. item 12. why we received i written comment for 11 posted on the website. item 12. adjournment. we are adjourned. >> working with kids, they keep you young. they keep you on your tones -- on your toes. >> teaching them, at the same time, us learning fr

vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye. chair chan. >> aye. >> thank you the motion passes. mr. clerk call the next item. >> yes. item 3 and 4 are resolutions thursdaying the following relate to i property at 730 stan yen a resolution authorizing execution and delivery of multifamily housing note s and one or more series not to exceed 90 million to have financing for construction of the rental housing project. prove and authorizations execution of the following i funding loan agreement the terms and donees of construction lone from the lendser to the stele and execution and delivery of notes. i project loan agreement providing terms and conscience of the construction loan. and amended and restated loan agreement the terms of the permanent loan from the permanent funding lendser to the city and execution and delivery of the permanent note and amended restated loan agreement providing terms of permanent loan from the city to borrower and restrictive convenance authorizing the collection of fees approving purposes of internal

i have not heard supervisor mandelman say that i'm not saying that. i pointed out the initial vacancies in the options that exist. we have in the last point in time count 4400 people that are homeless. on the streets. unsheltered and so -- in that, we have an opportunity to house many of those. we mead to do a better job with cord naying that. this is a yes wrshgs and. yes and build on when we have. i believe we can do you know least units transitional units rehab existing housing stock as we talked about. we can do it in environmentally conscious way. a nice way to meld the 2. so -- hotel system existing properties. and creating more shelter is another solution. ip support that i also support and talked last time. additional ideas rescue sf i thank them for coming today and others in the city that sent e mails and support of there has been a conversation in the past about tiny homes as an option. i think we need to explore that as part of this plan. i think that along with meant, things on the table need to be seriously considered. we heard in meetin

joined by supervisors hillary ronen and shortly by supervisor mandelman and supervisor safai.nk jaime from sfgovtv for broadcasting. clerk, do you have a reminder. >> a reminder for those in attendance, make sure to silence all electronics and devices not to disrupt the proceedings and the board and supervisors are convening hybrids meeting that allow in-person attend an and public comment and providing remote comment via telephone. the board recognizes that public access is essential and we'll be taking public comment as follows. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and we'll take those waiting on the telephone line and for those waiting or those watching remotely, and streaming at sfgovtv dot org and the call-in number is streaming across the stream and you'll hear the meeting discussions but muting and listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining in person should line up to speak while those on the telephone should dial star three to be added

um thank you to supervisor rafael mandelman and supervisor matt dorsey for being here! [crowd noise]. and i know we got a great fabulous lineup to say a few words before we get to why we are all here. but let me just really start by thanking each and everyone of you for celebrating this occasion. it just -- it is something this really fills my heart with joy. fact that san francisco over the past couple of years throughout the pan dem and i can now as we e merge from it, you know there are a lot of people who are coming for our city in so many different ways. and the thing about today this is so special is reminds us who we are. it is in the about when others say we are it is who we show them we are. we are showing them everything that we represent by making a decision to be the first to anymore a drag laureate in this country. we are being [crowd noise] and as the reason why this occasion is so specialeen today we'll not give all that negative stuff going on the energy that it wants. because in this room it is too positive to mention. we do know, we do know that our dr

voice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> member safai. >> aye >> chair chan. why aye >> thank you and like to move in items five and sick with recommendation to if you mean board and with that police call the roll. >> on this motion to forward both to the full board with positive recommendation item 5 as amended. vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> we have three aye's. imented to note we have the budget and appropriation mittee actually technically scheduled for 1:30 today. i think we will come in at 1:45 instead? is this? and then 1:45 today and so mr. clerk do we have other business before us? that concludes the business for this committee. >> the meeting is adjourned. >> thank you. >> >> (indiscernible) faces transformed san francisco street and sidewalks. local business communities are more resilient and our neighborhood centers on more vibrant ask lively. sidewalks and parking lanes can be used for outdoor seating, dining, merchandising and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces

vice chair mandelman. >> thank you chair chan. i guess i have a question about the third element of the funding. i feel i understand and i have concerns about a supplemental this late in the year, but i understand the benefit of ambassadors, i see them in my district and see them throughout the city and i think we should be doing as much as we can particularly in areas heavily impacted by unsafe street conditions so i understand that and certainly understand supporting small businesses and property owners who have been repeatedly vandalized, as bad and impacting the whole city. sometimes folks are getting broken into many times in a year. i am curious about this tenderloin street dealing intervention program, because when i think about ways to break up street drug scenes, it seems like investing in treatment makes sense, investing in enforcement response to try to get the drug dealers outf of the neighborhood makes sense, this feels like investment in managing the drug dealers and wondering if that is thing tried elsewhere or what

made by supervise r mandelman, seconded by supervisor dorsey. madam clerk, please call the roll on the approval of the minutes. [roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor ronen until she comes in approximately 30 minutes? motion made by supervisor stefani, seconded by supervisor dorsey and we'll take that without objection. supervisor ronen is excused. madam clerk, please read the consent agenda? did i say the minutes will be approved as presented after public comment? and madam clerk, please read the consent agenda. >> 1-14 are on consent. these items are considered to be routine. a item may be pulled and considered separately. >> roll calls. >> on items 1-14- [roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> those ordinances are finally passed. next item please. >> item 15 is ordinance to appropriate approximately $4.3 million to deappropriate $63 million (indiscernible) $6.4 million to over time in the department of emergency management and other variouss department and appropriate 1.1

made by supervise r mandelman, seconded by supervisor dorsey. madam clerk, please call the roll on the approval of the minutes. [roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor ronen until she comes in approximately 30 minutes? motion made by supervisor stefani, seconded by supervisor dorsey and we'll take that without objection. supervisor ronen is excused. madam clerk, please read the consent agenda? did i say the minutes will be approved as presented after public comment? and madam clerk, please read the consent agenda. >> 1-14 are on consent. these items are considered to be routine. a item may be pulled and considered separately. >> roll calls. >> on items 1-14- [roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> those ordinances are finally passed. next item please. >> item 15 is ordinance to appropriate approximately $4.3 million to deappropriate $63 million (indiscernible) $6.4 million to over time in the department of emergency management and other variouss department and appropriate 1.1

vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> member safai. >> aye. chair chan. >> aye. >> thank you the motion passes. mr. clerk call the next item. >> yes. item 3 and 4 are resolutions thursdaying the following relate to i property at 730 stan yen a resolution authorizing execution and delivery of multifamily housing note s and one or more series not to exceed 90 million to have financing for construction of the rental housing project. prove and authorizations execution of the following i funding loan agreement the terms and donees of construction lone from the lendser to the stele and execution and delivery of notes. i project loan agreement providing terms and conscience of the construction loan. and amended and restated loan agreement the terms of the permanent loan from the permanent funding lendser to the city and execution and delivery of the permanent note and amended restated loan agreement providing terms of permanent loan from the city to borrower and restrictive convenance authorizing the collection of fees approving purposes of internal