mr. givner: deputy city attorney jon givner. the homeowners can agree to add additional restrictions in cc&rs. the ordinance itself does not change the cc&rs or allow uses that the homeowners agree to restrict in their private agreements. so in other words, the city proposes a zoning overlay, and homeowners associations can agree to restrict themselves more closely than city law restricts them. >> president yee: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: just a clarification. if the cc&r didn't contemplate something of that nature, then how is that dealt with? i think that's more the point of supervisor yee's question. if they didn't contemplate the -- i don't know, whatever it may be that then comes down from the state as part of state law, and it then comes down as a local ordinance, if it didn't contemplate higher levels of density, how is that dealt with? >> mr. givner: i'm -- i'm not entire leisure how to answer. i think it depends on the particular cc&rs of the particular h.o.a. we're not regulating the content of the cc&rs, s

mr. givner: deputy city attorney jon givner. a report should not direct a board to take action. the working group is required to submit a -- to submit a plan to the board. the working group is required to submit a resolution to the board along with that plan which will put the resolution and the plan before board, and the board can decide whether it wants to vote on that resolution and adopt the plan. >> supervisor safai: so you're saying we cannot change the word? >> mr. givner: you can, but i would leave it as may. >> supervisor safai: thank you. chief nance, i'm sorry for saying director. thank you very much, chair. >> president yee: supervisor safai, are you still -- >> supervisor safai: i would -- >> president yee: -- wanting to make that amendment? >> supervisor safai: i would want to make that amendment, but if there's other motions, he made his amendment, so -- >> president yee: we'll come to that. just remind me. >> supervisor safai: okay. thank you. >> president yee: supervisor walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you. there's a thousand things i want to get clear. i've

mr. givner: deputy city attorney jon givner. board could waive the fees, but that's not something that can be introduced today, but a supervisor could introduce to waive those fees. >> chair peskin: thank you. so to the office of supervisor mandelman, if you would like to ask the resolution to waive the $700 pass, i would imagine it would. i want to thank the guardians for their preservation of city history. this is an organization that holds a number of old pumpers and engines that are sitting on treasure island exposed to the elements, and i intend to hold a hearing and take future actions on what we can do as a city to better steward those historic resources, so i just wanted mr. -- captain lee to know that, and mr. smeley, you can take that back to supervisor mandelman, maybe hold a bake sale. and seeing no names on the roster, i'll open this up for public comment. is there any public comment or questions for captain lee? seeing none, i will close public comment and make a motion to send this to the full board with a positiv

mr. givner, givner. so i'd like to make an amendment to move these items to the next budget and finance committee meeting? >> chair fewer: thank you, president yee. i'd like to say thank you, president yee and thank you to the mayor for working on this so needed bond to help people stay in san francisco. overdue. thank you so much for the leadership. so yes, you have a motion. there's a motion on the table to continue these two items, is that correct, president? >> president yee: yes. >> chair fewer: okay. >> president yee: what's the date? >> chair fewer: the next budget meeting? >> clerk: june 13. >> chair fewer: and i would like to second president yee's motion. can we take that without objection? done. bam, it's done. thank you, also, to the public for coming out. madam clerk, would you please read item 6. >> clerk: item 6 is a hearing to identify the youth commission's budget priorities for fiscal years 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 and requesting the youth commission to report. >> chair fewer: thank you