m mendelman, aye. supervisor ronin. there are 10 ayes. the >> the motion is approved. can i ask we rescind the vote for 41? is that any objection? seconded by supervisor peskin. with no objection, we'll rescind the vote. >> clerk: shall i read the item. >> was requested for closed session on labor negotiation april 16 to be scheduled for 4:00 p.m. can we have a motion to amend the motion to include the 4:00 p.m. time. >> so moved. >> motion made by supervisor peskin. is there a second? seconded by supervisor mandelman. let's are roll call because the house has changed. >> clerk: [roll call] >> commissioner: so we'll take a roll call. we're amending to include the 4:00 p.m. time for item 41 which is the pg&e litigation. roll call, please. >> clerk: on the amendment to add -- >> i want clarification. i read out it would be april 16. is april 16 or april 9. >> clerk: april 9. >> i'm not talking about changing the day. i'm only talking about to include the 4:00 p.m. time. thank you. could i have a roll call on the amendment? >> clerk: on the amendment. [roll call] there ar

supervisor mendelman. >> thank you, president yi.a lot like of us, i loved francisco and was very sad to hear of his death. i had met him in 2003 when i was volunteering on a mayoral campaign and i remember this hyperactive, extremely energetic man walking susan up clement street introducing her to all of the merchants and i remember thinking if i ever ran for office myself, i wanted to have this guy on my side. sure enough in 2010, when i ran for the board of supervisors the first time, francisco was there from the beginning and was a tremendous support to me throughout that campaign, which i did not win. but when i came back and tried it again in 2018, he was there again. he was incredibly loyal and ec liceclectic in his political tas but he was as others have said incredibly independent. i remember going for a run in the spring of last year and passing this adorable house on 30th street that -- i mean, it was just adorably decorated but it had signs and i was trying to wrap my brain around who could this possibly be and figured ou

>> oh, supervisor mendelman. do we need a roll call vote? >> no. >> thank you very much. madam clerk, can you call the next item? >> item number 4, resolution adopting the fiscal use through 2024. >> we have kelly kirkpatrick here and anyone from the controller's department? >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'll walk you through a brief presentation and happy to answer questions you have. i'll be providing the update, the five-year financial plan published in march. the five-year financial plan is a join publication between the mayor's budget office, controller's office as well as budget office, which projects the deficits over the next five years. in particular, focusing on the next two years, which is our chief charge of balancing for this upcoming budget cycle, which will be -- we will pass off to you on june 1st. my assumptions under the plan, we consider this to be a base-case projection. meaning we take current policies and staffing levels as they exist and protect either revenue growth and not assuming large policy shifts. revenue in the plan is continued to grow,