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i melgar i. madam chair on the amendments we have no opposition. okay. i'd like to make a motion that we send this out without committee recommendation. that works. oka. on the motion as amended, that the ordinance be sent to the board of supervisors as amended, without the recommendation of the land use and transportation committee, as offered by the chair. vice chair. preston. preston i member. peskin. i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. okay. that motion passes. thank you. give me just a moment, please, while i update my notes. madam chair. okay. thank you so much. please call our last item. please. item number for agenda. item number four is a resolution urging the city attorney and the san francisco public utilities commission to immediately resolve its lawsuit regarding the clean water act with the united states environmental protection agency. this item is agendized as a potential committee report and it may be acted upon by the board of supervisors at

supervisor mandelman and melgar.lec administrative analyst in the san francisco health network i'm here to request approval of 2 related items. the first is a grant from california department of health care services. called providing access and transforming health capacity and infrastructure transition. expansion and develop not for path cited 1b. this grant is for 3.8 mission and we are requesting retroactive approval. standard retroactive grant this . is a state grant program provides funds to enable development of enhandled care management and community support or cs programs part of cal aim. dph award 862 thousand dollars for retroactive saul row reimbursement for staff working on the community support programs. dph was awarded 3 million dollars for furniture and equipment for the mental health service center as cal aim and community support ecm services required cal aim and community support administrative support be provide in the 33% of the total physical space of the mhsc. we are asking for retroactive author

i'm joined by supervisor melgar and vice chair mandelman. our clerk is brent jalipa and we would like to thank eugene for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk? >> a friendly reminder please make sure to silence devices to prevent interruptions. should you have documents as part of the file submitted to myself. public comment will be taken on each item on this dwnld. when your item come upline up to peek on the west side to the right along the kurt anxiety and not required to comment we invite you to fill out a comment card and leave by the doors. you may submit comment in writing in either of the following ways. e mail them to budget and finance clerk brent. jalipa @sfgov.org if you submit it via e mill tell be forwarded to the proirzs and included part of the official file. you may send written comments via u.s. postal service. . at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california 94102 and madam chair items acted upon will appear on the board agenda of october 8, unless stated. madam chair? >> thank you. and in this commi

melgar i. melgar i madam chair. there are three i's.efore we vote on the next motion, can we please duplicate this file? and i guess i will make the motion after we vote on the next one to continue it to the call of the chair. member peskin also offered a motion that the parent ordinance be recommended as amended. on that motion, vice chair preston preston, i member peskin i, peskin i chair. melgar. no. melgar. no. madam chair. there are two i's and one no. with yourself in the dissent. okay. and i would like to make a motion that we continue the duplicated file to the call of the chair. on the motion offered by the chair that the duplicated file be continued to the call of the chair, vice chair preston preston, i member peskin. member. peskin. i vote. peskin. i chair. melgar i. melgar i madam chair. there are three i's. okay. that motion passes. thank you. please call item number three. mr. clerk, agenda item number three is an ordinance amending the housing code to require r1 and r2 group buildings to maintain at least one existing el

moved by dorsey, seconded by melgar. and madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 7, commissioner chan, absent. commissioner dorsey, aye. commissioner engardio, aye. chair mandelman, aye. vice chair melgar, aye. commissioner preston, aye. commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 8 ayes, the motion is approved. >> thank you madam clerk. please call our next item. >> item 8, authorize the executive director and other authorized representatives to enter into a revolving credit agreement for $185 million with u.s. bank national association; to borrow certain amounts under such revolving credit agreement; to execute and deliver related documents; and to take all necessary or appropriate related actions. this is an action item. >> good morning deputy director cynthia fong. >> good morning. historically the t a relied on tax revenue from time to time. we have also borrowed over the past 10 years from revolving credit agreement

i melgar i. madam chair on the amendments we have no opposition. okay. i'd like to make a motion that we send this out without committee recommendation. that works. oka. on the motion as amended, that the ordinance be sent to the board of supervisors as amended, without the recommendation of the land use and transportation committee, as offered by the chair. vice chair. preston. preston i member. peskin. i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. okay. that motion passes. thank you. give me just a moment, please, while i update my notes. madam chair. okay. thank you so much. please call our last item. please. item number for agenda. item number four is a resolution urging the city attorney and the san francisco public utilities commission to immediately resolve its lawsuit regarding the clean water act with the united states environmental protection agency. this item is agendized as a potential committee report and it may be acted upon by the board of supervisors at

approved by supervisor melgar and take that. >> same house, same call. (gavel) meetings will be presented after public comment and item public comment and item public comment and item public comment and item public comment and item public comment and item grant term of april 1, 2023, through march 31, 2025; and waiving the competitive solicitation requirements in the administrative code. >> same house, same call. the ordinance is finally passed (gavel) next item, property in connection with a vehicle sideshow or preparations for such a sideshow; 3) prohibit persons from knowingly being present at a vehicle of these provisions misdemeanor, subject to imprisonment and/or fine. >> same house, same call. the ordinance is finally passed jacksonville city council next item, item, please. >> 7. new business: resolution authorizing the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to execute amendment no.1 to contract no. pro.0138.c with aecom technical services, inc., increasing the contract by $9,000,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $

>> i am myrna melgar, the current district 7 supervisor and run frg reelection to continue fighting foretter west side. i'm honored to have your support. i built a astrong legislative record, [indiscernible] successful xhrjs corridor graffiti abatement. creation of early family childhood [indiscernible] development of the stones town mall. safety for residents including transportation, reducing carbon footprint and improve the quality of life on the west side today and future generation. during my time on the board i have been a supervisor that works collaboratively reflectfully and thoughtful with colleague jz the mayor. i believe i have the best staff at city hall. i will continue to work hard for district 7, west side and the city. we are living ain polarizing times county and city.am a bridge bui consensus and achieve a result for our district. we need to find ways to come together and make progress on taxing issues and i have proven i can get that done. a democrat my entire adult life and work to register democrats and voted in every election since a citizen of the country in 95. b

supervisor melgar a couple of things.the $8.4 million is not going to any city department. >> yes. a to fund any city staff all the employees being deployed to this efforts are deployed on top of their current work myself included phil ginsburg included not using city dollars to fund city employees. the the other thing is supervisor chan brought up relates to supervisor melgars question important for us to remember that at the end of the day, we do not time our unified school district to fall under state control. >> want to say again it is very important for us a city to support our school district to maintain local control. what that means is that it allows our board of education who are elected by the citizens to continue to have the power to organize and guide the school district it means our parents will have the voice of advocacy with our school district. it means our school district will have the autonomy to take in new programs and initiative ideas to fill our classrooms so it is very important for us that is the p

melgar i. melgar i there are three eyes. that motion passes thank you.et's go to item number three, please. yes. item number three is an ordinance amending the park code to allow dogs in certain types of athletic activities in yerba buena gardens. to clarify that existing law prohibits the riding of bicycles and electric scooters in the gardens and to make a non-substantive correction regarding the authority of the real estate division. welcome, mr. panic. good afternoon, chair chan. supervisor preston, i'm sorry, supervisor melgar. my apologies. i'm so used to being on budget and finance. sure. yeah let me try that again. ptsd good afternoon, chair melgar, supervisor chan, president peskin and again, my apologies. enrico panic, director of real estate. i'm here before you this afternoon seeking your positive recommendation for an ordinance making certain amendments to the park code as it applies to yerba buena gardens or ybhg. on or about june 2018, the city and county of san francisco acquired yerba buena gardens from the office of community investment

. >> i'm chair mandelman and our commissioner melgar is and thank you, sfgovtv and as well as our clerk saeyang madam clerk, please call the roll. >> commissioner chan, present. >> dmird absent commissioner engardio, present. >> chair mandelman, present. >> commissioner melgar, present. >> commissioner peskin absent. >> supervisor preston, present. >> commissioner ronen, present. >> commissioner safai absent commissioner safai absent. >> dmrndz we have quorum i think you have a public comment announcement interested in participating we welcome you >> location: legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org or watch 26 or 9 did or stream wishing to make. >> public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001; access code: 2663 946 4134 2 minutes to speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next ca. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. calls will be taken in the order in which they're received. >> public comment for items will be taken first for members of the public then on the telepho

. >> member melgar. >> aye. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> the motion passes. with this mr. clerk call item 11. >> item 11 is a resolution approving the first amendment to the grant agreement with the d. homelessness and spicht housing. a term of august first of 22 through june 30 of 23 increasing the agreement amount by 13.1 million for a not to exceed 20.6 million. >> thank you. we have d. homelessness and supportive housing. >> good morning budget and finance committee i'm dylan schneider manager of legislative affairs. d. homelessness and supportive housing. i'm refer with a resolution authorize to upper in the first amendment to grant agreement with mission neighborhood centers the homelessness prevention assistance. i want to thank our partners at mission neighborhood that have joined us today. aurora chief program officer and her cleanings thank you for your work on this. >> first amendment before you would extend the tirm term 3 years for a term of august first of 2022 through june 30 of 2028 and increase the not to exceed amount by 13 million for a total new amount

to stay in san thank you and november 5, vote for democrats, kamala harris for president and myrna melgaror. >> hi. i'm math boschetto. forth generation san francisco, small business owner and father of three r district 7 supervisor. my family has been on the west side all is why when i encouraged by members to city hall rests oen the biggessas a small feel we are particularly set up to address issues the city is facing because we are highly sensitive to the different layers of policy failures san franciscans are facing, failure homelessness, and failures around excessive planning processes and fees.■n as the leader in district 7, i want to lead by consensus and truly dis want to sdd pleanse join me in francisco something we all can be proud of. thank you. >> hello. i'm stephen martin pinto and running for district 7 supervisor.ó) i am a san francisco firefighter, marine corp veteran d native born san frsc is in crisis. we have public safety crises, housing crisis, budget cris and all leadership crisis. from the moment i take office this will end. i will shut down the open air drug market

to pick up the fight and i'm honored that teachers and workers and former senator and supervisor melgar ronen chan and former supervisor lee, labor union and many more have joined my campaign. i hope to earn your support as well this november. thank you and this is chyanne chen i hope i earn your support on this campaign. >> hello my name is ernest ej jones and i'm run to go be san francisco district 11 supervisor. i was born and raised in district 11. i was raised working class by myself who was a u.s. ffd teacher, and i plan to empower district 11. i started my career working for sf u.s. d serving san francisco children and family. with friends, i started in the city each which ten years later deliver hot meals to san francisco each year. as a director for housing development, i worked to provide service to see san francisco's most vulnerable residents. policies with community member from all over the city, including district 11. worked on renovation of housing ensuring that over 300 units stayed affordable hoer families here in san francisco. i worked with our law enforcement to crea

and i would like to introduce my colleague supervisor imelda melgar who serves with me in district 7.> thank you, i'm supervisor mirna mell began. my colleagues was elected in 2022 and i was elected in 2020 and since we were supervisors this train has not been running but here we are. we went through a worldwide pandemic and changes to the way we live. and nevertheless, we have managed to do extraordinary things, thank you mayor breed. for taking us through and manage to mack a better west side. this is an incredible opportunity imagine al opportunity that we will have something that was not there before the pandemic and now it is better! so our businesses will be better, our kids will be connected to educational and work opportunities. things will be better! and this is a testament of how working together even through our challenges and problems we can come out ahead and make progress. i'm excited that businesses will have both come to our city as visitors and now they'll bring specialist and go to the ocean and do the things that we know are magical for the west side. thank you so m

. >> i'm chair mandelman and our commissioner melgar is and thank you, sfgovtv

we reached out to the supervisor there, myrna melgar, but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. tonight, the local chapter of the naacp is coming out and supporting the recall. oakland mayor sheng thao. they say the mayor needs to go for the sake of the city. >> once a great american city lives have been lost, property destroyed. businesses have shut down. we want the mayor >> city hall wants to move forward. we want to dream big >> and big for oakland. >> mayor thao has defended herself against the recall, saying that she has the backing of many residents and points fingers, blaming a wealthy piedmont businessman for funding the recall. she also said in a statement to kron 4, thanks to mayor taos, reorganization of the police department. her strong partnership with governor newsom and her implementation of data-driven strategies. oakland has seen a 35% decrease in overall crime 18% increase in foot traffic in the downtown area. tonight, livermore police blasting alameda county district attorney pamela price. k

to create a transitional space and created a model and the legislation passed and what supervisor melgar was referencing for allow the ability. at the end of the day it takes leadership and management and guts. this mayor, it is easy to say no overnight parking with no solution. we have over 500 families waiting on a wait list for family shelter, and over a hundred families in rv. we can't just- >> thank you ahsha. >> i find myself in complete agreement. we cannot allow rv to park everywhere, but we should have a two or three sites that are hooked up to power, that are hooked up to water. we can be compassionate about this, but nobody else i know is allowed to park on a street for 6 months, 12 months without moving their car so we have to follow the rules. everybody should. we can do this. candlestick point is a example of the plan gone terribly wrong. you can't drive into the national parks and just pull over and park anywhere you want. we shouldn't have that happen here in san francisco. there will be two or three sites. glad to hear board president peskin talk about six sites. we need

supervisor myrna melgar is proposing a comprehensive examination of the performance and management at the zoo. >> want to see our zoo be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the san francisco animal control and welfare commission released its report earlier this month calling the zoo's enclosures extremely outdated in failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of the animals. the proposed audit will be considered in committee before being brought back to the board for a vote and he's baber chopped owners feeling a little relief conquer. police say that one of the 2 birds stolen from a shop >> has been returned after being found more than an hour away. take a look at your screen officers say to the left and tofu did the right were taken from feathered follies in concord, early last month. so according to police, an investigation, tofu is actually sold several times. investigators were eventually able to track down tofu to a seller in mode

thank you for joining me in the excelsior this is goldenate adventures. >> i am supervisor melgar.pervisor for district 7. [music] i am a immigrant to san francisco. my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who have grown up as city kids, i'm grateful for everything the city has to offer for people like me and families. i have been politically involved my whole life, either in government or a non profit worker and i care about the community. i care about people around me, and i want to make sure that as the world changes around us, other people have the opportunity that my family did. >> we are back in san francisco post pandemic. so important to be out supporting our businesses, supporting our neighbors. >> i'm the first woman to represent the district, believe it or not. i'm the first latina elected to the board of supervisors without an appointment first ever, so i do think that (indiscernible) i want immigrants to be represented,

supervisor myrna melgar is proposing a comprehensive examination of the performance and management of the zoo. >> i want to see our zoo be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the service is going control and welfare commission released its report earlier this month calling the zoo enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interest of animal welfare. that proposed audit will be considered in committee before being brought back to the board for a vote. >> let's talk weather now is we get a live look outside. beautiful shot from the top of central tower in this twilight. our yeah. calm for now. but lawrence is here to tell us. not for long. yeah. winds going to be whipping around the bay area. no getting around that. i mean, specially over the mountain peaks, some of those winds gusting over 60 miles an hour. maybe 65 the diablo range. so a blustery conditions going to be settling in. we're gonna see those winds ne

at yesterday's meeting, supervisor myrna melgar introduced a proposal calling for an audit, which the commission also called for in its findings. in response to last week's report, the san francisco zoo released a statement saying in part that the report, quote, was created based on a hypothetical scenario and prepared in collaboration with in defense of animals and panda. watch. nevertheless, our animal care experts will thoroughly review the report and provide a thoughtful response at a later date. college students in the south bay area are remembering a huge piece of civil rights movement, 54 years after the black power salute on the international stage. back in 1968, two black americans, tommie smith and john carlos, medaled in the mexico olympics. during the award ceremony. they both raised their fists as the national anthem played in silent protest of racism in america. both were actually san jose state university students. university honored these two. today, 54 years after the moment tommie smith says the message they were trying to share decades ago still applies today. that

we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. 3 former mayors of san francisco are calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's, met mayoral campaign. >>ag knows frank jordan and willy brown. all claim farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. and a letter signed by the 3 former mayors and address the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. they say feral appears to be laundering money through an unrestricted ballot measure to cover campaign costs and that his campaign says they checked their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim that the lawyers memo doesn't back them up. county elections offices have begun to send ballots in the mail to all registered voters in the state this year. there are 10 statewide propositions and a u.s. senate race to go along with the presidential election and officials across the state are expecting a big turnout. >>re tv, every soc

we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> sarah, thank you. so developing news tonight, 3 former mayors of san francisco calling for a criminal investigation and to mark farrell's mayoral campaign. they claim farrell broke election laws by using money from a ballot measure to pay for his expenses. thales campaign says they checked their actions with a lawyer. but the former mayor's claim the lawyers memo doesn't back up the campaign. >> county elections office says it began to send mail-in ballots to all registered voters in the state. >> this year, there are 10 statewide propositions in the u.s. senate race to go along with the presidential election and officials across the state are expecting a big turnout and as kron four's catherine heenan reports, local election staffers are asking voters to cast their ballots early. >> if it's any indication of what's to come, a lot of people seem ready to vote day one in person. first thing this mo

. >> supervisors myrna melgar and joel engardio say they also want the zoo audited.eskin says he expects full support from the board in moving forward with an audit by november. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> the projected deficit next year for a school district in the east bay has grown by nearly double digits. the chief business officer for the oakland unified school district announced today it expects its deficit to balloon from 87 million this year to $95 million. next school year. that's nearly a 10% rise. the district's cfo says the district anticipated the deficit would rise as it continues to grapple with declining enrollment. >> the fact that that just the two of us has now is now packing theaters and that people are coming and they're saying that they're moved, is a miracle. >> two men from different backgrounds coming together to tell a story that intersects their cultures. we'll find out what inspired their work coming up. >> lights illuminated a body of water here in the bay area. we're taking a closer look at of handmade paper lanterns and learn

we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. new at noon, the judge hearing the case of 3 alameda county officers involved in the death of. >> alameda officers involved the death of mario gonzalez has dismissed charges against 2 of the defendants. that's james fisher and cameron leahy. the judge dismissed the involuntary manslaughter charges because of the alameda county da's office failure to timely file charges and paperwork charges have not officer allegedly involved d that eric mckinley, the alameda county district attorney's office has responded to a statement to us here at kron 4 saying this, quote, it is unfortunate that all 3 defendants will not be held accountable for their alleged roles in the death of mario gonzalez. it's important to note that the court's decision was not made based on any lack of merit. our prosecutors will proceed to file an amended complaint against officer mckinley. we'll have more on this story coming up d

we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to all right. still ahead on the kron, morning news. >> check now. >> ballots gone out across california are in here. what election officials are expecting this year. total is now underway. plus, a man is dead after he was run over by car in east bay following a fight. witnesses tell us what started it all. and after the break, fleet week in full swing right here in the bay where you can expect twe're her things. you today. >> the man is concord is dead after police say another man intentionally ran him over outside of bonn. fair market sunday evening. police say the suspect attempted to flee the area. was caught down the road. he was arrested and booked for murder. and a san jose woman has died after she was hit by a car last tuesday. police say she was walking to a marked crosswalk on the san fernando street when a driver hit her. police say she was taken to the hospital but died a few days later. the

city supervisor myrna melgar who represents district 7 proposed an audit be done to examine the management of >> want to see our zoo be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. the san francisco animal control and welfare commission released its report earlier this month calling the zoo's enclosures outdated and failing to meet basic criteria. the proposed audit will be considered in a city committee before being brought back to the board of supervisors for a vote. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters with less than 3 weeks until election day, we're getting a feel of californians stand on key issues. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> so we are nearing the home stretch. we have to win. win, win. the election is heating up and as american soon decide who will become our next president. this new poll from inside california politics. emerson college and then he'll shows where californians stamp among likely voters in the golden state. 61%

at yesterday's board of supervisors, meeting supervisor myrna melgar proposed a comprehensive examination. >> of the performance and management of the zoo. >> we want to see our zoo be successful. it has to be safer for the animals and for the workers. there is a years long. history at the zoo workers were represented by the teamsters union being unhappy. >> the san francisco animal control and welfare commission released its report earlier this month calling the zoo's enclosures extreme, the outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. this proposed audit will be considered in committee before being brought back to the board for votes. happening tomorrow. barked is participating in the international shakeout earthquake drill. so that will be testing its emergency response systems. the stroll happened around 10, 17 in the morning. so if you're commuting around that time, be aware that the trains are going to slow down and come to a complete stop. the goal of this drill is to raise awareness of what would happen if a big earthquake did happen and th

we reached out to supervisor myrna melgar the supervisor for that district. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. october is national pedestrian safety month. and the chp just received over a million dollars that will go towards making our roads safer. this is part of a >> federal grant that will put in one and a half million dollars to chp offices across the state. it's part of a year long initiative to educate the public about safe practices for pedestrians on roadways and improve enforcement of existing traffic safety laws. for drivers. this comes as the state faces a concerning rise in pedestrian involved crashes, including students being hit on their way to and from school tomorrow, the chp will be joining schools nationwide as they celebrate national walk to school day. they will monitor crosswalks and other school areas to make sure that there is pedestrian safety. happening tonight, one lane on highway 37 near the novato creek bridge will be closed for drilling work. it is set to start at 10:00pm. c