mr. fuller. i have brief announcements. so, the commissioner training module has been made available in each employee portal and the trainings need to be completed the end of december. i'd like to thank all the commissioners for take the valuable trainings and let you know i'm available to help troubleshoot problems with access or tracking. in completes your trainings. that is my announcement. >> thank you. we gallon to public comment. item one is general public comment. members of public may address the commission on topics in the subject matter of the commission but not part of this agenda. and comments specific to an item on the agenda may be heard but pardon me. comments to an item on the agenda may be heard had that item is considered. members may address the commission for up to 3 machines and public comment may be continued if speakers exceed 15 minutes of general public comment. member who is wish to make 3 minutes of comment may lineup against the wall if you are call nothing dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2664 79

mr. fuller, are we ready for mr. strong's presentation so we can move on to item item five, which is being heard out of order. an item five is the capital plan overview and chief risley officer and director brian strong will present this report . and this is an informational item. good morning. hey, how are you doing, paul? good to see you. good to see you, too. let me just make sure this is up and functioning long. great okay. does it matter which one i do? okay. this is fine. good morning. thank you. brian strong. i'm the chief resilience officer. i also oversee the office of resilience and capital planning for the city and county of san francisco. nice to see you all and congratulate us on being, i think well, maybe you're not the latest. maybe you're the second to the latest commission on. but we really appreciate the work that you're doing, the time you're dedicating to this and taking the time to listen to me today. and i'm going to be talking along with my colleague nisha joshi is over here who who oversees ou

mr. fuller. item three is general public comment, which is for topics under the commission's mandate but not related to a specific item on today's agenda, members of the public who wish to make three minutes of general public comment may line up against the wall for this from the door here in the chamber. if you're calling in again, use that. number (415)!a655-0001. and the meeting number access code. is (266)!a151-9374 0 pound pound. and then press star three to be recognized id and as a reminder, general public comment is limited to a total of 15 minutes for all comments and b can be continued to the end of the agenda for item 12. if we exceed that 15 minute time limit, it is now 11 a.m. and look, looking up, we do not have any members of the public in person who have come forward to give public general public comment at and sf govtv is indicating that we do have one caller wanting to speak under general public comment. please unmute that. caller and caller. you'll have three minutes to speak a

mrs. young. we had fun together before. sarcastic. had i irrelevant like to you do for fwhord at this time to because you were indirect i would like to you give a fuller explanation about the whole map of san francisco the various districts the number of licenses this are available in any district when is the criteria related to adding i single license in any district. what happens when somebody moves all that stuff buzz i think it is important for this body and newer commissioners. now new anymore but newtory this type situation. give them a little broader tutorial on this so they understand. and then i will ask mrs. young to take a trip with mow down memory complain we will talk about a legacy item we heard probably 4-5 years ago. you will remember i promise. in f you would. >> yes. i think jeanine, mrs. young in the program for many years doling with density issues. i'm jeanine young with the health departmentful i have been with the health department since this month will be 30 year anniversary. >> congratulations with the to becomeo program since 2010. in 2015 san francisco decided through a lot of community, public meetings at the board of super