and i sent everybody to maxine hall. i said get your shot at maxine hall. everyone knows what this means -- i can trust this place and i can trust the people who are part of this place, and it has made a world of difference. and now we have this world-class facility that is state-of-the-art and that should be exactly what it should be for the western edition community. and here to talk a little bit about the bond and what it means and all of the specifics who was supposed to be at the beginning of this -- this presentation, groundbreaking or whatever it ir carmen chu. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. you never want to be on the end of the mayor knowing that you're not punctual, right. but i wanted to just come and to welcome everybody and to say a big congratulations. i know that this facility in particular has a very special place in this mayor's heart. not only because of the community that it serves, but because this is her center, right. this is the place where she grew up, and where the people in the community were served. the a place where people trust

and if the director's report this was a happy day at maxine hall health center after the $15 million renovation on november 10 i was able to attend with the mayor the ribbon cutting of the renovated facility and it is quite a lovely place. as you all know maxine hall center has provided care and holistic approach in the western edition for many decades but it definitely needed a renovation and needed work and i want to thank staff and the other city agencies involved in this and encourage the commissioners to visit when they're able to. i also just wanted to thank collective impact and james bengola who helped maxine hall staff provide services outside of the clinic building and also ensured that the response to the covid-19 pandemic in terms of testing and vaccine administration meet the needs of the community. a big step forward there. and then on a sad note but happy note, one of our staff is leaving but and our director of governmental and public affairs to serve as the director of small businesses. she'll begin her new role in january of next year. and has been an outstanding ad

to track that seismically retrofit and are the maxine hall and located in district 5 and this districtessful completion on october 7 with clinical services with the new is 75% of the complete. and second quarter of 2022. the 80th component with the ems division. with the parking for ambulance and fleet and restocking conference rooms and training rooms and other administrative functions. with the substantial completion. and this project is targeting completion of the work by the end of 2021. the neighborhood fire station component consists of the host tower removal at six fire stations. 6, 11, 15, 21, and 38. to mitigate them. and which will remove and complete as of march of 2821. and by 2022 and the separate stand alone project with the removal and rebuilding of a new replacement host tower. on the projects at fire station 37 and 44. there are three general scopes that are being tracked on the homeless side. and with the quiet access point at three city owned adult shelters and 525 fifty street and 216 building eight. and third, design and construction at 106468 mission which will be

good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the newly renovated maxine hall. [cheers and applause]. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i am so glad to be here. and it has been a

the renovation of maxine hall health center 1301 is complete. including upgrading the ramp at the entrance. the center is a great resource to provide health services to the community. elevators are not cheap. keep that in mind. moving on. we have some local legislative updates. the first is the accessible president entrance program or abe. department of building inspection program to compel places of public accommodation to provide accessible entrance to establishment or document an exception as allowed per regulations. with abe, the board of supervisors passed an ordinance file 210934 if you are interested. the ordinance was amending the building code to expand time for meeting requirements of the program by two years. that was passed november 2nd and waiting the mayor's signature. that is a big deal. i was involved in that process. this is supposed to be the last straw. this is it. once you are out of conformance the hammer drops, so to speak. another ordinance file number 211022. that was an ordinance authorizing municipal transportation agen

to track that seismically retrofit and are the maxine hall and located in district 5 and this district 8. the successful completion on october 7 with clinical services with the new is 75% of the complete. and second quarter of 2022. the 80th component with the ems division. with the parking for ambulance and fleet and restocking conference rooms and training rooms and other administrative functions. with the substantial completion. and this project is targeting completion of the work by the end of 2021. the neighborhood fire station component consists of the host tower removal at six fire stations. 6, 11, 15, 21, and 38. to mitigate them. and which will remove and complete as of march of 2821. and by 2022 and the separate stand alone project with the removal and rebuilding of a new replacement host tower. on the projects at fire station 37 and 44. there are three general scopes that are being tracked on the homeless side. and with the quiet access point at three city owned adult shelters and 525 fifty street and 216 building eight. and third, design and construction at 106468 mission w