mr. atkins, do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: there clerk, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: thank you. public comment is closed. can we now have a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: the motion passes unanimously. thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please call item 2. >> clerk: yes. item 2 is a hearing to consider the priorities of the long-term care coordinating council to provide needed services for seniors, persons with disabilities, and all residents who require long-term care, and requesting the human services agency, department of disability and aging services, and long-term care coordinating council to report. . >> chair ronen: supervisor safai, did you want to make any comments? >> supervisor safai: we know this has been sometime in the making, and we want to hear about the long time research about the long-term care coordinating council we distributed personal protective equipment, ensured real-time testing was available to avoid the kinds of outbrea

mr. atkins, do we have any callers in the queue?. public comment is closed. can we now have a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: the motion passes unanimously. thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please call item 2. >> clerk: yes. item 2 is a hearing to consider the priorities of the long-term care coordinating council to provide needed services for seniors, persons with disabilities, and all residents who require long-term care, and requesting the human services agency, department of disability and aging services, and long-term care coordinating council to report. . >> chair ronen: supervisor safai, did you want to make any comments? >> supervisor safai: we know this has been sometime in the making, and we want to hear about the long time research about the long-term care coordinating council we distributed personal protective equipment, ensured real-time testing was available to avoid the kinds of outbreaks and deaths that affected other parts of the state and other parts of the country and

mr. atkins, anymore speakers in the cue? >> mr. clerk, no further callers in the cue. >> clerk: thank you much. >> chair ronen: public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> chair ronen: before i turn it back to supervisor mandelman, i want to thank the transportation authority staff. i hear public comments. we could do a better job to do better outreach and consult with all of not only our constituents but constituents that play a leadership role in the community. i acknowledge that. but i am a very proud cosponsor of this measure. i will certainly do everything in my power to make it pass. the bottom line is our transit system is in crisis, and it's not just our transit system in san francisco. this is not the fault of muni or muni staff. this is the problem that exists everywhere in this country, because covid shut down public transportation, and we haven't been able to get the ridership back since covid started. if we are to have any chance of maintaining an environment that human beings could live in -- and i sadly say that in all

mr. atkins. >> caller: hello?> clerk: hello, please proceed. >> caller: hi, i am elizabeth davis, i'm asking for the video of marlene hernandez to be played. >> clerk: one moment. >> san francisco -- [speaking spanish] >> clerk: next caller, please. hello, we can hear you. >> caller: this is anna bosstick and i have a video for katherine brian for my public comment. >> clerk: one moment, please. >> hi, i'm a deputy public defender here at the san francisco public defender service. and i am asking the board of supervisors to support the public defender's request for felony and misdemeanor needs. and one reason that i love my job is that i get to safeguard the constitutional rights of every member of our community. unfortunately, the caseloads here at the public defender's office have increased in the last couple years due to the trial backlog caused by the covid pandemic. public defenders work on this as well as our individual clients because we not only provide really high quality representation to anyone who is c

mr. atkins, anymore speakers in the cue? >> mr. clerk, no further callers in the cue. >> clerk: thank you much. >> chair ronen: public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> chair ronen: before i turn it back to supervisor mandelman, i want to thank the transportation authority staff. i hear public comments. we could do a better job to do better outreach and consult with all of not only our constituents but constituents that play a leadership role in the community. i acknowledge that. but i am a very proud cosponsor of this measure. i will certainly do everything in my power to make it pass. the bottom line is our transit system is in crisis, and it's not just our transit system in san francisco. this is not the fault of muni or muni staff. this is the problem that exists everywhere in this country, because covid shut down public transportation, and we haven't been able to get the ridership back since covid started. if we are to have any chance of maintaining an environment that human beings could live in -- and i sadly say that in all

mr. atkins who is manning our public comment line today is checking to see if we have any callers and it appears that we have no callers, mr. president. >> president walton: thank you so much. seeing no one wishes to speak, public comment is now closed on item number 1. madam clerk. please call the roll on item number 1. >> clerk: on item number 1 [roll call vote] there are nine ayes. >> president walton: thank you, without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call item number 2 from our for adoption without committee reference agenda. >> clerk: yes, item number 2 is a resolution rescinding the resolution with an historic property contract with leah culver revocable trust, the owner of 714 steiner street, and assessor's parcel block 803. and you can line up to speak or if joining remotely use the public comment number that is scrolling across the screen and press star, 3, to enter the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates that you -- the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand and wait until we take

mr. atkins who is manning our public comment line today is checking to see if we have any callers and it callers, mr. president. >> president walton: thank you so much. seeing no one wishes to speak, public comment is now closed on item number 1. madam clerk. please call the roll on item number 1. >> clerk: on item number 1 [roll call vote] there are nine ayes. >> president walton: thank you, without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call item number 2 from our for adoption without committee reference agenda. >> clerk: yes, item number 2 is a resolution rescinding the resolution with an historic property contract with leah culver revocable trust, the owner of 714 steiner street, and assessor's parcel block 803. and you can line up to speak or if joining remotely use the public comment number that is scrolling across the screen and press star, 3, to enter the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates that you -- the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand and wait until we take public comment on this

mr. atkins who is manning our public comment line today is checking to see if we have any callers and it appears that we have no callers, mr. president. >> president walton: thank you so much. seeing no one wishes to speak, public comment is now closed on item number 1. madam clerk. please call the roll on item number 1. >> clerk: on item number 1 [roll call vote] there are nine ayes. >> president walton: thank you, without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call item number 2 from our for adoption without committee reference agenda. >> clerk: yes, item number 2 is a resolution rescinding the resolution with an historic property contract with leah culver revocable trust, the owner of 714 steiner street, and assessor's parcel block 803. and you can line up to speak or if joining remotely use the public comment number that is scrolling across the screen and press star, 3, to enter the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates that you -- the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand and wait until we take

mr. atkins? >> operator: mr. clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you much. >> chair ronen: i'd like to make a motion to move this resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. seconded by supervisor safai. can i have a roll call vote. >> clerk: as with other trailing legislation, we are pushing this to the july 12 board of supervisors meeting. >> chair ronen: yes. >> clerk: on the motion to forward this to the full board with a positive recommendation, the meeting of july 12 -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have five ayes. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. next, we will move onto the planning department. >> director hillis: good afternoon. how are you? >> chair ronen: good. thank you. >> director hillis: good afternoon, chair ronen, supervisors. i think miss waddie is back in the office and can put up our slide presentation. >> director hillis: we're ready to present our budget to you. generally, our budget has stayed where it was this year, with the exceptions of a couple

mr. atkins, i see we have 14 people listening and ten callers in the queue. welcome. >> so supervisors, today, right now, you've heard from the constituents of san francisco. some need the most, and what do they get? no empathy. the measly two minutes is not enough time to express themselves. y'all supervisors talk and talk and talk, and that's because the tongue that you have has no bone. shame on you. our residents are suffering. in the bayview, many of them are put in shelters on sand that flies in their food, home, everywhere. you say that you represent, but they have no spirituality, no leadership. all the articles in the journals, san francisco is one of the worst cities in the nation. dirty, stinking, full of addicts, and the politicians, the most corrupt. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you very much, mr. dacosta, for your comments to the board. let's hear from the next caller, please. [please stand by]

mr. atkins, i see we have 14 people listening and ten callers in the queue.upervisors, today, right now, you've heard from the constituents of san francisco. some need the most, and what do they get? no empathy. the measly two minutes is not enough time to express themselves. y'all supervisors talk and talk and talk, and that's because the tongue that you have has no bone. shame on you. our residents are suffering. in the bayview, many of them are put in shelters on sand that flies in their food, home, everywhere. you say that you represent, but they have no spirituality, no leadership. all the articles in the journals, san francisco is one of the worst cities in the nation. dirty, stinking, full of addicts, and the politicians, the most corrupt. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you very much, mr. dacosta, for your comments to the board. let's hear from the next caller, please. [please stand by]

mr. atkins can you unmute the first caller. >> caller: on item 6 the trial courthouse construction fund surcharge i wanted to take an opportunity to appreciate former chief administrator office leadership in '80s and '90s for to fund the new existing course house and putting that deal together which was not simple and required this particular surcharge. shut out to him. i assume opportunity for later comment on items 1, 2 and other opportunities. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. are there any more speakers on the line? >> there are no further callers in the queue. >> supervisor: public comment is now closed. i would like to make a motion to send this item to the full board meaning on july 12 with positive recommendation. can i get a second? >> clerk: this be recommend the to the july 12 meeting. member safai. member mar. chair walton. we have five ayes. >> supervisor: that motion passes unanimously. thank you. next we'll hear from the sous services system. -- the house services system. >> good afternoon. i have health service system started in january. happy to be here and joining remotely

mr. chairman and members. >> thank you, senator hall. >> senator, did you want to make any comments? we will go to the first witness and philip atkins.mbers, i think it probably would be helpful if each of us has questions we are going to want to ask. let's let him go through his entire presentation first. while you are getting ready after their presentation, the next step would be the commission of law enforcement and to advance law enforcement rapid response if you want to come down i think wve got some chairs out here. >> senators, public safety, as senator gutierrez noted, it's been 28 days since the the simpt massacre at rob elementary school. much has been done but much more needs to be done before this is completed. with the district attorney for her review. we do know this. there is compelling evidence the law enforcement response to the attack was an abject failure and we learned the last two decades since the columbine massacre three minutes there was a sufficient number of armed officers wearing body armor to isolate, distract and neutralize the subject. the only thing stopping the dedicated officers in 111 and 112 was the

mr. chairman and members. >> do you want to make any comments? >> we will close opening comments and go to our first witness, steve -- steve mccraw, and philip atkins please come up. it would be helpful if each of us have questions we want to ask. let's let him go through his entire presentation first. make a list of your questions and then east may end up covering some of your questions. it would be more efficient that way. with that, director. >> while you are getting ready, after their presentation, next up would be the texas commission law enforcement, john current, advanced law enforcement rapid response, te a mike moore asked if you want to come down in a we have some chairs out here so go ahead, director. >> chairman, senators, steve mccraw, director of public safety. it has been 28 days since the senseless massacre of 19 innocent children and their teachers at robb elementary school. much has been done but much more needs to be done before the investigation is completed. christina mitchell, for her review. we do know this. there is compelling evidence that the law enforcement response to the attack at robb elementary was an abject failure a