. >> thank you, mr. mills for all of your work as well as the other grand jury members on this important report. now, i would like to welcome the city administrators office and lisa from the office of economic and work force development for the responses to the report. >> thank you, chair. good morning, supervisors i and the director of convention facilities. i appreciate the effort put forth by this year's civil grand jury and the report they issued recording sustaining the convention center. i would like to thank each of you for this report for the circumstances facing us today. in general, we agree with the report recommendations and fully recognize the importance of our convention and sister industry in san francisco. there are many factors that are considered. the convention center is one. proximity to hotels, restaurants, retail, attraction and other venues are very important in the competitive industry. attendee's safety and cleanliness are key factors. we work hard on forging partnerships of businesses

mr. peter mills who led the effort on this report. >> chair mar, mr. peter mills is the chair of that investigation and report. and he will proceed with our presentation. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. >> okay, hello. we will recover and the muscone convention center business will recover from the big hit that has been covid-19 over approximately the next two to five years. as that convention business does recover, it's important for us to continue to support, to invest in the muscone convention center to that end. chairman mar, supervisor haney, supervisor peskin, good morning, and it's wonderful to share this time with you. thank you for your attention to this report. and i will work to be brief and i want to go over some important points. i also want to take a moment to recognize the mucone convention staff and all of the people in the city involved in repurposing the convention center for this time of covid-19. what a dynamic and versatile operation it has been. but hopefully we'll get back to business as normal with the thriving conventio

mr. peter mills who led the effort on this report. >> chair mar, mr. peter mills is the chair of that investigation and report. and he will proceed with our presentation. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. >> okay, hello. we will recover and the muscone convention center business will recover from the big hit that has been covid-19 over approximately the next two to five years. as that convention business does recover, it's important for us to continue to support, to invest in the muscone convention center to that end. chairman mar, supervisor haney, supervisor peskin, good morning, and it's wonderful to share this time with you. thank you for your attention to this report. and i will work to be brief and i want to go over some important points. i also want to take a moment to recognize the mucone convention staff and all of the people in the city involved in repurposing the convention center for this time of covid-19. what a dynamic and versatile operation it has been. but hopefully we'll get back to business as normal with the thriving conventio

mr. peter mills who led the effort on this report. >> chair mar, mr. peter mills is the chair of that investigation and report. and he will proceed with our presentation. thank you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. >> okay, hello. we will recover and the muscone convention center business will recover from the big hit that has been covid-19 over approximately the next two to five years. as that convention business does recover, it's important for us to continue to support, to invest in the muscone convention center to that end. chairman mar, supervisor haney, supervisor peskin, good morning, and it's wonderful to share this time with you. thank you for your attention to this report. and i will work to be brief and i want to go over some important points. i also want to take a moment to recognize the mucone convention staff and all of the people in the city involved in repurposing the convention center for this time of covid-19. what a dynamic and versatile operation it has been. but hopefully we'll get back to business as normal with the thriving conventio

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couple of bits of gravel, 23 hours a day in the mill for a penny every four years, and when we got home, dad used to slices in half with a bread knife. hello, mrsin the wrong house! he's not the messiah, he is a very naughty boy! now go away. who are you? i'm his mother, that's who! not only bad, but mad. trenchearous, vindictive, megalomaniac and vein. you shot them with rubber bullets and gas. they were marching over there, the leaders were going to speak to you and before we even got there, you opened fire. there is not a single injustice in northern ireland today that justifies the taking of a single human life. today, we can take a collective breath and begin to blow away, let's hope, the cobwebs of the past. # give peace a chance...# dave, which british artist's work was featured on the cover of the 1989 telephone directory for the city of bradford? as i always say to my mate in the pub, go with the favourite, david hockney. bradford's favourite son, one of them anyway. david hockney is the right answer, dave. well done. good evening. this time tomorrow, it'll all be over. will the grand national throw up yet another moment of drama to be

secretary, resolution 1 results that the honorable nancy mills of allegheny county be chosen president of this electoral college. >> thank you, mr. shapiro. are there any other nominations? hearing none, nominations are closed. those in favor of the resolution will give there a sent by saying i -- their assent by saying aye. any opposed? the resolution is a doll said. best is adopted. [bangs gavel] the honorable nancy mills of allegheny county is the ofanimous choice president for the electoral college. please escort the president of the podium. best to the podium. the chair has the honor to present to you your president, the honorable nancy mills of allegheny county. [applause] >> thank you. good afternoon, guests and fellow electors. this is a great day for democracy, a great day for liberty and a great day for pennsylvania. we are gathered here to participate in a historical event like no other in the history of our commonwealth or our nation. as we cast our votes today, let us celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. as a woman, i could imagine a more historical moment for me, as

mr. president, item 39 through 41? >> president yee: yes. >> clerk: okay. items 39 through 41 are three historical property contracts. under administrative code, the mills act. item 39 with the contract between pacific stables owner l.l.c. and the owner of 450 pacific avenue in the city. and item 40, approves the contract between inco trust, and the owners of 1315 waller street and the city. and item 41, approves a contract between jonathan dascola and kamariah sulaiman dascola, and the recorder to execute and to record the historical property contract for all three items. mr. president, were you muted just now? >> president yee: hmm,kind of froze. i see that you guys are speaking and, you know, on the screen it's indicating that you're muted. supervisor peskin, did you want to say something? >> supervisor peskin: mr. president, based on a discussion that we had in the government committee and the subsequent conversations, i would like to refer item 39 back to the government audit and oversight committee and that is a >> sorry, i thought that it was a different item that you were sending back. makes sense. >> president yee: roll call on the motion to se

mr. chairman and supervisor haney, i think that brings a question to -- i want to appreciate him for his discussions with my staff helping to walk us through the mills act calculations, which is presumably when those improvements are made, it will add value to the building and at that point, the calculation would change for the balance of the period or for as long as it rolls. is that correct, depending on which approach to value you use? >> yes, good morning supervisors. i provided an updated revision to the planning department. reviewed all of the maintenance and we have documents. we only would probably consider the upgrading store front as an accessible item that would add value to the property. that would not occur until approximately i'm thinking in the year 2029. that -- at that point we would probably add value to the building to the base and probably affect the tax savings and market value property at that point. >> supervisor peskin: and in the assumption that you provided that i was reviewing earlier this morning, in year one you show an estimated property tax savings that starts at about $107,000 rounded which is not a huge discrepancy a

secretary, resolution one resolves that the honorable nancy mills of allegheny county be chosen president of this electoral college. >> thank you, mr. shapiro. are there any other nominations? hearing none, nominations are closed. those in favor of the resolution will give their assent by saying aye. any opposed? and the have it resolution is adopted. the honorable -- [applause] nancy mills of allegheny county is the unanimous choice for president of this college. the chair request the sergeant at arms to please escort the president to the podium. the chair has the honor to present your president, the honorable nancy mills of allegheny county. [applause] thank you. good afternoon, guests and fellow electors. this is a great day for democracy, a great day for liberty, and a great day for pennsylvania. we are gathered here to participate in a historic event like no other in the history of our commonwealth or our nation. as we cast our votes today, let us celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote. imaginean, i could not a more historical moment for me as well as all the women who have come b

mill. i'm a resident of the marina boulevard. i'm here to put stamp on number 30 extension. i heard mr. kennedy to speak this meeting. we weren't able to give our inquiries. in addition to the weight limit to the zero people on the bus, the expense that they've locked the city into for the next five years for outhouse i in -- no oe taken into consideration the danger to the pedestrian and the cyclist. you see the stops on mason street and per study yeo -- -- e this to heart and reevaluate this whole misappropriation of funds. thank you. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker please. >> hello. i'm calling to support the extension of the 30 extension. as someone who resides i in per study yeo -- persido. and to also allow others to access open space without having to cloud up parking lots and create more carbon emissions. i urge you guys to support the 30 stockton and persido. >> chair borden: any additional callers on the line? we'll close public comment. there were some issues brought up about the noticing requirements in the motion. we have an updated motion. maybe you can cover whether or not we are able to take

mr. president, item 39 through 41? >> president yee: yes. >> clerk: okay. items 39 through 41 are three historical property contracts. under administrative code, the mills act. item 39 with the contract between pacific stables owner l.l.c. and the owner of 450 pacific avenue in the city. and item 40, approves the contract between inco trust, and the owners of 1315 waller street and the city. and item 41, approves a contract between jonathan dascola and kamariah sulaiman dascola, and the recorder to execute and to record the historical property contract for all three items. mr. president, were you muted just now? >> president yee: hmm,kind of froze. i see that you guys are speaking and, you know, on the screen it's indicating that you're muted. supervisor peskin, did you want to say something? >> supervisor peskin: mr. president, based on a discussion that we had in the government committee and the subsequent conversations, i would like to refer item 39 back to the government audit and oversight committee and that is a >> sorry, i thought that it was a different item that you were sending back. makes sense. >> president yee: roll call on the motion to se

mr. chairman and supervisor haney, i think that brings a question to -- i want to appreciate him for his discussions with my staff helping to walk us through the mills calculations, which is presumably when those improvements are made, it will add value to the building and at that point, the calculation would change for the balance of the period or for as long as it rolls. is that correct, depending on which approach to value you use? >> yes, good morning supervisors. i provided an updated revision to the planning department. reviewed all of the maintenance and we have documents. we only would probably consider the upgrading store front as an accessible item that would add value to the property. that would not occur until approximately i'm thinking in the year 2029. that -- at that point we would probably add value to the building to the base and probably affect the tax savings and market value property at that point. >> supervisor peskin: and in the assumption that you provided that i was reviewing earlier this morning, in year one you show an estimated property tax savings that starts at about $107,000 rounded which is not a huge discrepancy and t

bits of gravel, work 23 hours a day in the mill for a penny every four years, and when we got home, dad used to slice us in half with a bread knife. hello, mrsery naughty boy! now go away. who are you? i'm his mother, that's who! not only bad, but mad. trenchearous, vindictive, megalomaniac and vain. you shot them with rubber bullets and gas. they were marching over there, the leaders were going to speak to you and before we even got there, you opened fire. there is not a single injustice in northern ireland today that justifies the taking of a single human life. today, we can take a collective breath and begin to blow away, let's hope, the cobwebs of the past. # give peace a chance...# dave, which british artist's work was featured on the cover of the 1989 telephone directory for the city of bradford? as i always say to my mate in the pub, go with the favourite, david hockney. bradford's favourite son, one of them anyway. david hockney is the right answer, dave. well done. good evening. this time tomorrow, it'll all be over. will the grand national throw up yet another moment of drama to be written into the history of the greatest steeplech

mill. i'm a resident of the marina boulevard. i'm here to put stamp on number 30 extension. i heard mr. kennedy to speak this meeting. we weren't able to give our inquiries. in addition to the weight limit to the zero people on the bus, the expense that they've locked the city into for the next five years for outhouse i in -- no oe taken into consideration the danger to the pedestrian and the cyclist. you see the stops on mason street and per study yeo -- -- e this to heart and reevaluate this whole misappropriation of funds. thank you. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker please. >> hello. i'm calling to support the extension of the 30 extension. as someone who resides i in per study yeo -- persido. and to also allow others to access open space without having to cloud up parking lots and create more carbon emissions. i urge you guys to support the 30 stockton and persido. >> chair borden: any additional callers on the line? we'll close public comment. there were some issues brought up about the noticing requirements in the motion. we have an updated motion. maybe you can cover whether or not we are able to take