good afternoon chair melgar. i'm with my clothe from the mta the resolution is follow on to the flex pricing legislation you all passed the end of last year. that legislation allowed our department to work with the mta employ flexible pricing at the concourse garage and the kezar parking lot that's when we do at the other garages we own in connection with the mta. at the time it was passed, amended to ask that we come back to you and explain the residence loulgz the methodology and approach to rate settings we'll use in the locations. and so that is what is before you. we have out lined the up and are lower bounds as well as policy goals we would like to achieve with this flex pricing and rob and i are here to answer questions you may have. >> okay. supervisor peskin. >> thank you. as mrs. madeline and i communicates e mail and not able because i was in rules to follow up with the phone call. relative to monthly parking i don't see, there is, not suggesting change to the rates well? and not be obviously subject t

flores. >> thank you chair melgar and supervisors. i'm from the planning department staff. i wanted to give a brief commission report today. this item appeared in front of planning commission on august 25th during which time they unanimously recommend add approval of modification. supervisor preston went through the various modifications and i want to highlight there was one addition many modification which was to rename the design guidelines to design standards and this is so that we would not result in any discretionary sign approval. all of the recommendations were incorporated and -- incorporated in the vergs in front ever you today and circulated. so i'm happy to answer any further questions. >> thank you very much ms. flores. with that, let's take public comment on that item, please. >> thank you madam chair. any members of the public who would like to speak for item 2, you need to approach the podium. and we're at two minutes. >> i'm katie conroy the executive director and we're the official sponsors and we have an initiative called "tenderloin neon a-z" to restore k

aye, melgar absent. chair mar. >> aye. >> there are two ayes. >> okay [gavel] >> and then on the motion to send item number one out as a committee report vice chair stefani, aye, supervisor melgar. aye chair mar. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you. madam clerk please call item three. >> item three is a to consider the premise to premise/person to person also known as say double transfer for special on-sale general beer, wine and distilled spirits conjet from a type 47 general for bonified eating place license to project 1972 incorporated to do business as chief sf located at address three in district 3 will serve the public in public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. officer. >> okay project 1972 and applied for the license and if approved would allow them to operate in special on-sale general beer, wine and. i have zero letters of protest or support. they're located in plot 140 and considered high crime. they are in census track as cited and consi

supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, president walton. i just wanted to give a little bit more information about why i wanted to do this. i understand supervisor peskin's need for continuity and history and that is valuable. we are giving this applicant waiver from the residency requirement. thus we are saying for our most pressing issue which is housing in san francisco, we can't find someone who meets that requirement in san francisco who can do this, and i am a firm believer in diversity and recruitment and that it takes a little bit more effort to recruit people who have been historically not included in these conversations. i do think that we can make a little bit more effort to get someone who has been involved in the housing movement. you know my preference of course would be a woman and woman of color. i think we have many people like that and perhaps you are right, supervisor peskin, that opening it up and will not yield any other candidates, but i don't believe that is the case. let me say there is another applicant who also rec

supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, president walton. i just wanted to give a little bit more information about why i wanted to do this. i understand supervisor peskin's need for continuity and history and that is valuable. we are giving this applicant waiver from the residency requirement. thus we are saying for our most pressing issue which is housing in san francisco, we can't find someone who meets that requirement in san francisco who can do this, and i am a firm believer in diversity and recruitment and that it takes a little bit more effort to recruit people who have been historically not included in these conversations. i do think that we can make a little bit more effort to get someone who has been involved in the housing movement. you know my preference of course would be a woman and woman of color. i think we have many people like that and perhaps you are right, supervisor peskin, that opening it up and will not yield any other candidates, but i don't believe that is the case. let me say there is another applicant who also rec

for the president of the board of supervisor, are walton and safai who represents district 11 and melgar who represents district 7. thank you so much for joining us here today. [applause] and let me tell you, all of the supervisors and i, when we were kids, we probably, probably wouldn't have thought that we would be leaders of the city. [laughter] because we weren't as responsible as the young people that we see here today. we were having a good time, yes. [laughter] we were going to school because we had to, yes. [laughter] but to take a step like this and apply to be a part of the youth commission is significant. it means that you care about understanding what it means to be involved civically. what it means to give back to your city, to your community, how you understand policy, how you advise people like the mayor and the board of supervisors on things that matter to all of you. it is significant because on top of the work that you're doing in school, your extra sir rick lar activities or sports or anything else and going out and hanging out with your friends and having a good time,

i was talking with supervisor melgar and she was talking about how exciting this is and every time we see our young people step up and take leadership positions, that's a joy for us. you may or may not know, most of our movements start with young people. youth is usually at the center of the big movements that happen in this country and in this city and across the world so being able to serve as a youth commissioner here in san francisco is a big deal. i want you to remember your oath and the positions that you -- you hold because this is a big deal and taken serious and the policies that you push for, when you knock on my door, you knock on supervisor safai's door and knock on the mayor's door and the policies you push to get implemented in san francisco are lasting policies to you're a part of decision-making for city and county of san francisco and you should be proud of that and we're proud of that and i want to say congratulations, i look forward to working with all of you. you can reach out to our offices, we will respond and set up a time to hear from all of the youth on the yo

supervisor melgar. >> there we go. thank you so much, for making the time to honor folks in our community of latina heritage. as we celebrate latino heritage month, i'm excited to recognize the amazing contributions of two of my constituents who are the codirector of the latin jazz of san francisco. along with musical director don, they cofounded the program in 2001. to provide musical instruction and performance opportunity to young musicians of san francisco and expose these young maou advertisings and their audience to the beauty and richness of latin jazz. the mission of the program is to present youth from diverse back grounds the opportunity to learn, latin jazz performance and build community through shared culture. one of the things that i've always admired is that they don't refer to perform as kids and youth, they refer to them as musicians. just underlining the seriousness of the endeavor. this month they're celebrating 21 years of educating youth free of charge. arturo and sylvia have been donating their ti

supervisor melgar. >> there we go. thank you so much, for making the time to honor folks in our community of latina heritage. as we celebrate latino heritage month, i'm excited to recognize the amazing contributions of two of my constituents who are the codirector of the latin jazz of san francisco. along with musical director don, they cofounded the program in 2001. to provide musical instruction and performance opportunity to young musicians of san francisco and expose these young maou advertisings and their audience to the beauty and richness of latin jazz. the mission of the program is to present youth from diverse back grounds the opportunity to learn, latin jazz performance and build community through shared culture. one of the things that i've always admired is that they don't refer to perform as kids and youth, they refer to them as musicians. just underlining the seriousness of the endeavor. this month they're celebrating 21 years of educating youth free of charge. arturo and sylvia have been donating their ti

thank you and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor melgar.t up is supervisor peskin. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today i'm introducing a couple of resolutions, one with regard to shark park, city park in san mateo county in pacifica which if all of you saw the article in the chronicle by gary camia was unbeknownst to me and many people as a japanese internment camp during word war two. we know about topaz but didn't realize a city park was the site of an internment camp and this is a resolution urging our recreation and parks department to acknowledge this dark chapter of our history with appropriate interpretive signage onsite and the second resolution is urging our sf mta to enforce against motorized scooters on sidewalks ask clear violation of our existing laws but that's pro live rating and sidewalk fencing and asking sf mta to not allow are permits to be issued for scooters not equipped and the technology has been slow in equipping their four thousand permanent device was that technology and finally colleagues and would like t

supervisor melgar. >> i would like to be added to 23 and 24. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. super mar. madam clerk, would you please call the roll on items 22 and 25. >> on 22 and 25, supervisor dorsey, aye, mandelman. aye, supervisor mar, maraye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye, preston, preston aye, ronen, ronen aye, safai, safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. >> walton aye, and supervisor chan. chan aye, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you, without objection these resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call item number 23. >> clerk: 23 is a resolution hold on my computer froze for a moment. item 23 this is a resolution to support the burrmese people a return to democratic civilian run government. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> thank you, president walton and mandelman for cosponsoring this resolution and thank you to supervisor melgar for her resolution supporting on march 13. and i want to acknowledge the leaders and organization here in the mermese community. and ron lee, valerie already spoke very compellingly about the the shocking events of the past two years in the be

supervisor melgar. >> there we go. thank you so much, for making the time to honor folks in our community of latina heritage. as we celebrate latino heritage month, i'm excited to recognize the amazing contributions of two of my constituents who are the codirector of the latin jazz of san francisco. along with musical director don, they cofounded the program in 2001. to provide musical instruction and performance opportunity to young musicians of san francisco and expose these young maou advertisings and their audience to the beauty and richness of latin jazz. the mission of the program is to present youth from diverse back grounds the opportunity to learn, latin jazz performance and build community through shared culture. one of the things that i've always admired is that they don't refer to perform as kids and youth, they refer to them as musicians. just underlining the seriousness of the endeavor. this month they're celebrating 21 years of educating youth free of charge. arturo and sylvia have been donating their ti

next supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, madam clerk.t for a hearing for the institute. as you know, this institute provides innovative social services to our city and they are the most important part of government and serve child care. having worked at being our appointee on the commission, i have seen their first quality of work. however there is a situation with aciu 1021 that represent some of the workers and attempting to represent all. management has not approached this in the way we would expect in san francisco, in fact there is allegations that there has been intimidation and even calling police on some of the workers trying to unionize. i am requesting a hearing at the budget and finance committee. they do receive much of their funding from our city. we worked really hard in getting prop c passed to increase the wages of workers who work with small kids in early care. it the main impediment to having universal child care. the lack of workers and the lack of space frankly. with this issue, it's an issue of economic dignity for t

. >> commissioner melgar? >> melgar absent. commissioner peskin? >> aye. >> commissioner preston? >> aye. >> commissioner ronen? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >> safai aye. commissioner stefani? >> aye. >> commissioner walton? >> aye. >> there are ten ayes and the motion passes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please call item 4. >> item four, community advisory committee report. this is -- this is an informational item. we have kevin from the t -- >> good evening, commissioners. my name is kevin ortiz, i'm not chair cline but i'm here to provide the update for the san francisco county transportation authorities community advisory committee. and i represent district nine. so, we had, for the july 27th meeting, we had updates on our bylaws as well as ethics training. it was very an informational meeting we did. you know, this last meeting, we ended up having a couple of reports on the obag request, so the one bay area grants and so, there was a lot of discussion particularly around the 16th, 24th and balboa park stations particularly around funding for the design funding for elev

aye, melgar absent. chair mar. >> aye. >> there are two ayes. >> okay [gavel] >> and then on the motion to send item number one out as a committee report vice chair stefani, aye, supervisor melgar. aye chair mar. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you. madam clerk please call item three. >> item three is a to consider the premise to premise/person to person also known as say double transfer for special on-sale general beer, wine and distilled spirits conjet from a type 47 general for bonified eating place license to project 1972 incorporated to do business as chief sf located at address three in district 3 will serve the public in public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. officer. >> okay project 1972 and applied for the license and if approved would allow them to operate in special on-sale general beer, wine and. i have zero letters of protest or support. they're located in plot 140 and considered high crime. they are in census track as cited and consi

supervisor melgar. >> i would like to be added to 23 and 24. >> thank you, supervisor melgar. super mar. madam clerk, would you please call the roll on items 22 and 25. >> on 22 and 25, supervisor dorsey, aye, mandelman. aye, supervisor mar, maraye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye, preston, preston aye, ronen, ronen aye, safai, safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. >> walton aye, and supervisor chan. chan aye, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you, without objection these resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call item number 23. >> clerk: 23 is a resolution hold on my computer froze for a moment. item 23 this is a resolution to support the burrmese people a return to democratic civilian run government. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> thank you, president walton and mandelman for cosponsoring this resolution and thank you to supervisor melgar for her resolution supporting on march 13. and i want to acknowledge the leaders and organization here in the mermese community. and ron lee, valerie already spoke very compellingly about the the shocking events of the past two years in the be

next supervisor melgar. >> supervisor myrna melgar: thank you, madam clerk.t for a hearing for the institute. as you know, this institute provides innovative social services to our city and they are the most important part of government and serve child care. having worked at being our appointee on the commission, i have seen their first quality of work. however there is a situation with aciu 1021 that represent some of the workers and attempting to represent all. management has not approached this in the way we would expect in san francisco, in fact there is allegations that there has been intimidation and even calling police on some of the workers trying to unionize. i am requesting a hearing at the budget and finance committee. they do receive much of their funding from our city. we worked really hard in getting prop c passed to increase the wages of workers who work with small kids in early care. it the main impediment to having universal child care. the lack of workers and the lack of space frankly. with this issue, it's an issue of economic dignity for t

. >> commissioner melgar. >> present. why commissioner peskin. >> present. why commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. >> absent. >> commissioner stephanie. >> absent. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> >> stephanie present. great. thank you, mr. clerk. before our next item. i know you have public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. >> for the public interested in participating in the meeting we welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall or watch chabl channel 26 or 99. streamed live on sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 then access code: 2495 385 4046 ##. you will listen for the mote nothing role time when public comment is called press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. don't press star 3 again or you will be removed. when your line is unmuted you you will be allowed 2 minuteses to speak. then we move to the next caller calls are taken in the order which they are received. speak slowly and clear and turn down anything around you. public comment will be

flores. >> thank you chair melgar and supervisors. i'm from the planning department staff.anted to give a brief commission report today. this item appeared in front of planning commission on august 25th during which time they unanimously recommend add approval of modification. supervisor preston went through the various modifications and i want to highlight there was one addition many modification which was to rename the design guidelines to design standards and this is so that we would not result in any discretionary sign approval. all of the recommendations were incorporated and -- incorporated in the vergs in front ever you today and circulated. so i'm happy to answer any further questions. >> thank you very much ms. flores. with that, let's take public comment on that item, please. >> thank you madam chair. any members of the public who would like to speak for item 2, you need to approach the podium. and we're at two minutes. >> i'm katie conroy the executive director and we're the official sponsors and we have an initiative called "tenderloin neon a-z" to restore klt n

. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> that passes. >> revolution 4 is resolution 1021 for parcels in residential and commercial combined or rc and residential mix rm and transit oriented districts requiring conditional use authorization for residential developments but do not maximize units and affirming appropriate finds. members of the public who would like to speak on item 4 call (415)655-0001 and 234-86-2441 and press pound and pound again. if you wish to speak press *3. *3. madam chair. >> thank you for introducing this item. >> thank you chair melgar and thank you to yourself and supervisor preston who voted for the original legislation in january of last year that the board approved unanimously and the mayor signed on january 22nd of last year. this pressure as set forth in the title extends this interim control by six months to january of next year and slightly modifies the provisions specifically as it relates to another exception for conditional use authorization set forth on page 6 at line 10. wherein the conditional use shall not be required for xisting residential buildings in rc-r

and supervisor representing district 7, supervisor myrna melgar. >> thank you, annie. congratulations, everyone. [foreign language] i'm myrna melgar and i was born and raised in central america in el salvador and in 1996 i became a u.s. citizen and in 2020 i was elected to the board of supervisor for san francisco, a city that gave my family, my sisters, my parents so much opportunity to thrive, to be educated, to build our families and now to represent district 7 on the board of supervisors which will be you some day or your children. i want to say how happy i am to be a part of this event and how grateful i am for the work of osia and to carmen chiu in they're and annie chung and all the people who have worked so hard to integrate immigrants and to make sure that, you know, the fabric of our democracy is strengthened by your experiences because you have lived, we have all lived through this world in a different path. we know what it's like to come to this country, to learn a language, to work hard, to put our kids through school and to be a part of the country, to be

so, these included the mayor's ordinance on electric vehicle, changing locations, supervisor melgar on conditional use appeals and the landmark dedz nation at mother's building in san francisco sponsored by supervisor melgar and lastly the landmark designation on 200 road island trade and -- sponsored by supervisor dorsey so all ordinances passed on the first read. this concludes of brief board report and i want to wish those who celebrate a mid autumn holiday, thank you. >> >> okay. i did not receive a report from the zoning administrator's office related to the board of appeals so i do not have a report from them. but the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday and they considered preservation alternatives for the property at 3251 20th avenue known as the stone's town galleria. they also heard some of the internship projects and those presentations that were moef -- they were mostly rehated to historic preservation. we can move on to general public comment. members of public may address the commission on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission accep