preston. >> thank you, chair melgar.want to concur with the sentiments expressed by my colleagues. it is hard for me to see the situation on the fleets where we would not want be to have conditional use. i will take issue with the department of environment framing of the reduction of red tape. i think there are real issues that come along especially on the fleet front. i don't know that conditional use. i think it is unfair to that aspect of our planning code to frame that as being red tape. i think we are talking about what would for fleets we are looking at potentially exponen shall increase in vehicles accessing those sites. that trigger important issues including how it lines up with vision zero and preventing fatalities and injuries on the streets. we can have that conversation around the appropriate way to address fleets, but i would certainly concur with all of the comments both colleagues have raised. >> thank you, supervisor preston. madam clerk. if there is no other comments. >> i will do mine after public comm

supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor precinct. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present >> stefani. >> present. >> walton, present. >> mr. president you have a quorum all members are present. >> thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledge we are on then cest ral home land. ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the stursd of this land, and in accordance with traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never seed, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as care takers of this place. as well as for all peoples who reside in there territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional home land. we wish to pay respects acknowledging the elders and relatives of the recommend ram community and by affirming their rights as first peoples. colleagues, please stand for the pledge of. [pledge of allegiance] on behalf of the board of supe

supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor precinct. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present >> stefani. >> present. >> walton, present. >> mr. president you have a quorum all members are present. >> thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledge we are on then cest ral home land. ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the stursd of this land, and in accordance with traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never seed, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as care takers of this place. as well as for all peoples who reside in there territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional home land. we wish to pay respects acknowledging the elders and relatives of the recommend ram community and by affirming their rights as first peoples. colleagues, please stand for the pledge of. [pledge of allegiance] on behalf of the board of supe

. >> thank you, chair melgar. and as you recall at our last hearing we duplicated the file made amendments to both and as to the duplicated file there were amendments to conditional use findings, which will be referred to the planning department for hearing by the planning commission and we will be back some time in the fall. and as to the remaining file that is before us, upon one 91 substantive amendment at page 14, which is online 19. and this is the table for pdr zones that we amended the original legislation in pdr1b has always held that be subject to conditional use. but in pdr1d and g and pdr2, we changed those at a previous hearing from p to c. and to today i would like to add a footnote to those 3pdr districts. footnote 24 i circulated to the members of the committee indicating those would be permitted as of right where existing use is a private parking lot or vehicle storage lot defined in the code, which i believe applies to 12 existing facilities. >> okay. you want to shed light on where they are. or -

chair melgar and supervisors. we presented on this item item one it 2 weeks ago. >> both myself and my colleague aaron star from planning are here to answer questions to you know facilitate collaborations on this matter. >> do we have questions or comments. is that from last time. go ahead. >> thank you chair when we asked for this a mont ago the 13th day of june i suggested some amendments, which city attorney will have no do on the notice and circulated to you earlier today that do precisely what i suggested at the time. namely, to remove charging as an accessory use from retail and that -- pull it up here. is set out on page 7, let me scroll up to page 7. striking the words -- include upon to 1 third of the total stations charging as an access row use onlines 13, 14 and 15. um -- and says on the next page, at lines 1 and 2 that fleet charging is not allowed as an accessory use to another principle use and goes on on page -- 11. in section 204.6 to say all uses of the city fleet charging is not permitted as an a

supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. i want to advise my colleagues that i have had to sadly step back from two of my time-consuming boards due to my on going and hopefully temporary challenges in my family, so i have stepped back from the bay area air quality management board and the golden gate highway transportation authority, so i will only report on the first five commission, which i'm still on. i have been involved, as you know, with the merger discussions and the tratic planning process that has led to the merger plan of -- strategic planning process that has led to the merger plan of the early childhood and first five commission. there has been a strategic planning process by the first five staff that has set up the plan for the merger. i also sit on the ad hoc strategic plan advisory committee at the board of supervisors representative. we have been meeting for several months, and there is still more work to be done. there was a decision to continue receiving feedback until the end of the year. i do feel that we

commissioner melgar. >> thank you so much. chair mandelman. i wanted to thank you, chair larson, for so ably, professionally representing district 7 and your neighbors. we have been so luck tow have you. you have represents with like indepth technical knowledge, reading and knowing everything and with grace and heart. noticing issues that other folks don't >> making sure that our district which is under served with all things transit is able to get what we need. i thank you so much for all of the time, work and effort that you have spent on the pack and chairing which is another thing to herd the cats. and make sure that people are treated, like you said with professionalism and respect. and things keep moving. thank you for your service. >> you are welcome. why commissioner ronen. >> i wanted to echo my colleagues. you know these are volunteer positions. that -- mean that your dedication to san francisco and to making our public transit system, you know, world class. is so deep special profound you are willing to do it for 8 year its is extra

and thank you again supervisor melgar. police call items 6-11. >> comprise of settle ams and litigated claims discuss in the closed session it is member when is wish to comment on the items may line up to speak now on the windows or if you are joining us virtual call 415-655-0001 access code 2493 392 7760 # # then press star 3 to answer. looks like we have 3 listen and zero in queue. no in person commenters. >> thank you. sorry do we official low go ahead and open public comment on the items and -- >> public comment is open and have no in person comment ears 3 listeners zero in queue. public comment is closed. and then clothes, i reviewed the settlements and comfortable moving them forward without a closed session unless you would like the closed session. go head and move items 6-11 to the full board with recommendation. why on the motion to move 6-11 with positive recommendation. vice share chan >> aye >> mandelman. >> aye >> preston >> aye. >> next. any further business before the committee. that completes our business.

we are joined by supervisor melgar. the cosponsor of this piece of legislation that is sponsored by mayor breed. supervisor melgar, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much chair peskin and colleagues for hearing this item. to formally establish the department of early childhood, as you know this department for posed and formed through the budget process last year to hurj the office of early care and education with the first 5 commission. this new department will be tasked with having a unified vision,ition mission, strategy and outcome framework to serve the youngest residents 0-to 5 and families. san francisco has made monumental strides advancing our goals for universal early care and education, especially in the passage of the early education for all initiative known as baby prop c to bring dedicated to dollars to clear long waiting list, uplift wages for the dedicated educators and build a lasting infrastructure hope some day means every young child will have access without the family having to jump through hoops a

we would be remiss if not acknowledging supervisor melgar's predecessor norman 83. there were mayor's along the way but not supervisor yee and i wanted to publicly thank and acknowledge him. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, supervisor peskin, i appreciate that. former supervisor yee has been active in advising us, challenging us and i want to acknowledge not only did he move the needle >> he is very much involved. thank you so much, director. i see some folks in the audience here who will probably give public comment, but i wanted to acknowledge the folks from an our parent voices and the alliance and those who have been instrumental in helping us think through language for this ordinance anti-get it over the finish line. thank you so much, chair peskin and we can go to public comment. thank you. >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you. why don't we open to public comment. >> supervisor # mendleman, >> thank you, i'm very excited for all the work and to director and ms. lamb and the providers and would like to be added as a cosponsor. all right. now why don't we

we would be remiss if not acknowledging supervisor melgar's predecessor norman 83. there were mayor's along the way but not supervisor yee and i wanted to publicly thank and acknowledge him. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, supervisor peskin, i appreciate that. former supervisor yee has been active in advising us, challenging us and i want to acknowledge not only did he move the needle >> he is very much involved. thank you so much, director. i see some folks in the audience here who will probably give public comment, but i wanted to acknowledge the folks from an our parent voices and the alliance and those who have been instrumental in helping us think through language for this ordinance anti-get it over the finish line. thank you so much, chair peskin and we can go to public comment. thank you. >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you. why don't we open to public comment. >> supervisor # mendleman, >> thank you, i'm very excited for all the work and to director and ms. lamb and the providers and would like to be added as a cosponsor. all right. now why don't we

>> thank you, chair melgar. i wanted to thank you for your leadership and associate myself with your comments and i think, i appreciate the discussion with the details here, but also want to back out to what i think is a really important policy change here of sending a very strong signal and the reality being on this and working with tenants and the only recourse was to get through what the building owners are doing, i think it's really a significant and important step and thank you and your staff for your work on this. i'm proud to be a cosponsor. >> thank you, supervisor. with that, let's take public comment on this item. >> yes, madam chair. just as a note, madam chair, i did fail to mention that we have a letter from the desk that this matter be considered this committee report as a possible july 26th board meeting. >> for public comment, please lineup. >> public comment call in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2484 055 6523 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) >> please unmute our first caller. >> this is

commissioner melgar. >> thank you. just a follow up on commissioner walton's question because i am always frustrated by how long it takes to make these decisions, so you know in district 7 we created an ocean avenue task force because there are no less than 27 different plans and studies that have been done on pedestrian safety, on transit, on you know just on that little stretch between san jose avenue and juniper and nothing moves forward and nobody makes a decision and nobody takes the lead and it's ta. it's muni and i am wondering again to commissioner walton's question who initiates this? what is the next step? it's been 20 plus years so what is the process? . >> anyone want to try that? >> good morning commissioner. i am the principal planner at the san francisco transportation authority. we're wrapping up this phase quickly and will allow aside that to assign the roles and responsibilities that you have asked about in this case and who is responsibility for environmental? who is responsible for developing the fu

commissioner melgar. >> thank you. just a follow up on commissioner walton's question because i am always frustrated by how long it takes to make these decisions, so you know in district 7 we created an ocean avenue task force because there are no less than 27 different plans and studies that have been done on pedestrian safety, on transit, on you know just on that little stretch between san jose avenue and juniper and nothing moves forward and nobody makes a decision and nobody takes the lead and it's ta. it's muni and i am wondering again to commissioner walton's question who initiates this? what is the next step? it's been 20 plus years so what is the process? . >> anyone want to try that? >> good morning commissioner. i am the principal planner at the san francisco transportation authority. we're wrapping up this phase quickly and will allow aside that to assign the roles and responsibilities that you have asked about in this case and who is responsibility for environmental? who is responsible for developing the fu

moved by melgar, seconded by walton. madame clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: aye. >> supervisor dorsey: aye. >> commissioner mandelman: aye. >> commissioner mar: aye. >> commissioner melgar: aye. >> commissioner peskin: aye. >> commissioner preston: aye. >> commissioner ronen: aye. commissioner safai is excused. commissioner stefani? >> commissioner stefani: aye. >> commissioner walton: aye. >> we have 10 ayes, the consent agenda is approved. >> chair mandelman: all right. thank you, madame clerk. please call item 9. item 9, vision zero, 2021 traffic fatality report. this is an information item. >> chair mandelman: thank you. colleagues, this is part two of the vision zero discussion that we started at our last meeting that focused on the progress of the updated action plan and we anticipate that will be the subject of the follow-up hearing this fall. today we're going to hear from department of public health on the 2021 traffic fatality report. while this data covers last y

[applause] >> president walton: supervisor melgar. >> supervisor melgar: thank you. want to thank you, supervisor mandelman, for recognizing lara who i have known for a long time. before they were executive director of lyric, they were deputy director at the mission ymca which is where we started our relationship. and i just wanted to add, besides the amazing work that lara has done at lyric, she also led the way for being a positive leader and role model among immigrants and young people. for many of us who come from immigrant backgrounds, being yourself in a very traditional religious culture that is oppressive and doesn't give room for people to blossom -- and i say this as an immigrant mother of a gay daughter -- having someone like lara who is supremely competent as a youth development professional lead the way and pave the way for the blossoming of leadership of so many people in the excelsior, in the mission. it took my breath away. they're one of the most competent hard-working people that i've ever known and i'm so grateful we're honoring them and thank you,

commissioner melgar. >> thank you so much. chair mandelman.chair larson, for so ably, professionally representing district 7 and your neighbors. we have been so luck tow have you. you have represents with like indepth technical knowledge, reading and knowing everything and with grace and heart. noticing issues that other folks don't >> making sure that our district which is under served with all things transit is able to get what we need. i thank you so much for all of the time, work and effort that you have spent on the pack and chairing which is another thing to herd the cats. and make sure that people are treated, like you said with professionalism and respect. and things keep moving. thank you for your service. >> you are welcome. why commissioner ronen. >> i wanted to echo my colleagues. you know these are volunteer positions. that -- mean that your dedication to san francisco and to making our public transit system, you know, world class. is so deep special profound you are willing to do it for 8 year its is extraordinary. it is always a

and thank you again supervisor melgar. police call items 6-11. >> comprise of settle ams and litigated claims discuss in the closed session it is member when is wish to comment on the items may line up to speak now on the windows or if you are joining us virtual call 415-655-0001 access code 2493 392 7760 # # then press star 3 to answer. looks like we have 3 listen and zero in queue. no in person commenters. >> thank you. sorry do we official low go ahead and open public comment on the items and -- >> public comment is open and have no in person comment ears 3 listeners zero in queue. public comment is closed. and then clothes, i reviewed the settlements and comfortable moving them forward without a closed session unless you would like the closed session. go head and move items 6-11 to the full board with recommendation. why on the motion to move 6-11 with positive recommendation. vice share chan >> aye >> mandelman. >> aye >> preston >> aye. >> next. any further business before the committee. that completes our business.

seconded by supervisor melgar. thank you supervisor mar. supervisor melgar. you can get on the roster supervisor chan. supervisor melgar. >> okay. thank you. so, i wanted to start with many accolades for our budget and finance chair, supervisor ronen. everyone has talked about how nice she was and how collaborative and how smooth. i saw a different side of supervisor ronen, which was how tightly she sort of held the process and kept everything on track. i also saw her fierceness in giving instructions to departments and the rest of us how it was going to be which i really appreciated because you stepped in to something, to a moving train and took the reins and steered it to the end and really appreciated your fierceness and collaborativeness. i wanted to say thank you to mayor breed and her staff. district 7 came out of the budget process in really good shape and i really appreciate that. we were able to fund the study to support the resolution the board passed last year to reenvision twin peaks and all of the demands that the community has been putting out f

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor me -- melgar. supervisor mar, can we hear from the blr. >> yes. >> thank you, chair preston and good morning, supervisors. nick from the budget analysis office. item two would amending chapter 47 of the administrative code, chapter 47 provides for categories of preferences to applicants of affordable housing in this city and the four are in order of priority. people who have been displaced by redevelopment agency projects, then kind of a broad category of displaced tenants and those displaced by eviction or fire if they're in a unit that's losing their income restrictions, category 3 is applicants to affordable housing projects that are within the same neighborhood as defined in that code section as the project and then finally anyone who lives and works in san francisco, so those are the four categories. what this ordinance would add a veterans preference within each category so it doesn't change the priority of the existing four but adds a preference for veterans within each of the four, so it cr

i understand that supervisor melgar might be online. are you there? supervisor melgar? accountability supervisor melgar is not online. >> i guess she needs a link from you? >> may be. may be we can move to the next item and will not acts on in item and wait for the sproirs to come online and in the meantime, the inritation was sent. and i don't know if you wanted to wait a minute or we can go forward. etches let's wait a minute and call item one. >> item 1. a resolution authorizing office of cannabis extend i grant award from economic development for the equity grant program for local jurisdictions 4.4 million for a term march 15, 22 through october 31, 23 thurzing office of cannabis to execute with the governor's office of business and economic and any extensions, amendments or contracts. on behalf of the city ask count and he the governor's office of business and economic development limelight arc rising out of the performance of the contract. members remote and wish to comment on this call 415-655-0001id24954145466 pounds, pounds and then star 3. the prompt will indi

seconded by supervisor melgar. thank you supervisor mar. supervisor melgar. you can get on the roster supervisor chan. supervisor melgar. >> okay. thank you. so, i wanted to start with many accolades for our budget and finance chair, supervisor ronen. everyone has talked about how nice she was and how collaborative and how smooth. i saw a different side of supervisor ronen, which was how tightly she sort of held the process and kept everything on track. i also saw her fierceness in giving instructions to departments and the rest of us how it was going to be which i really appreciated because you stepped in to something, to a moving train and took the reins and steered it to the end and really appreciated your fierceness and collaborativeness. i wanted to say thank you to mayor breed and her staff. district 7 came out of the budget process in really good shape and i really appreciate that. we were able to fund the study to support the resolution the board passed last year to reenvision twin peaks and all of the demands that the community has been putting out f

commissioner melgar. >> thank you so much. chair mandelman. i wanted to thank you, chair larson, for so ably, professionally representing district 7 and your neighbors. we have been so luck tow have you. you have represents with like indepth technical knowledge, reading and knowing everything and with grace and heart. noticing issues that other folks don't >> making sure that our district which is under served with all things transit is able to get what we need. i thank you so much for all of the time, work and effort that you have spent on the pack and chairing which is another thing to herd the cats. and make sure that people are treated, like you said with professionalism and respect. and things keep moving. thank you for your service. >> you are welcome. why commissioner ronen. >> i wanted to echo my colleagues. you know these are volunteer positions. that -- mean that your dedication to san francisco and to making our public transit system, you know, world class. is so deep special profound you are willing to do it for 8 year its is extra

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor me -- melgar. supervisor mar, can we hear from the blr. >> yes. >> thank you, chair preston and good morning, supervisors. nick from the budget analysis office. item two would amending chapter 47 of the administrative code, chapter 47 provides for categories of preferences to applicants of affordable housing in this city and the four are in order of priority. people who have been displaced by redevelopment agency projects, then kind of a broad category of displaced tenants and those displaced by eviction or fire if they're in a unit that's losing their income restrictions, category 3 is applicants to affordable housing projects that are within the same neighborhood as defined in that code section as the project and then finally anyone who lives and works in san francisco, so those are the four categories. what this ordinance would add a veterans preference within each category so it doesn't change the priority of the existing four but adds a preference for veterans within each of the four, so it cr

supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. i want to advise my colleagues that i have had to sadly step back from two of my time-consuming boards due to my on going and hopefully temporary challenges in my family, so i have stepped back from the bay area air quality management board and the golden gate highway transportation authority, so i will only report on the first five commission, which i'm still on. i have been involved, as you know, with the merger discussions and the tratic planning process that has led to the merger plan of -- strategic planning process that has led to the merger plan of the early childhood and first five commission. there has been a strategic planning process by the first five staff that has set up the plan for the merger. i also sit on the ad hoc strategic plan advisory committee at the board of supervisors representative. we have been meeting for several months, and there is still more work to be done. there was a decision to continue receiving feedback until the end of the year. i do feel that we

thank you to supervisor melgar.there's a couple other supervisors that have committed but have not signedon it. supervisor walton, we have not gotten the official . supervisor chan, supervisor ronen. all of whom have committed to this charter amendment. thank you mister chair. if you have any questions i'm happy to answer them but i want to keep my promise of staying to 30 minutes or less. thank you for adjusting us in the schedule today . >> why don't we go to the office of the comptroller. supervisor chan. >> i can't see you on the roster. the floor is yours. >> thank you chair peskin and my apologies for beingremote . i just have a clarifying statement from what supervisor safai said. i appreciate his leadership on thisissue . i am a supporter of the charter amendment even though i willnot be a cosponsor but i will be in support of the . i do have a question specifically about the total dollar amount that will be coming with this adjustment and i understand that he has worked really hard on the costs of living ad