mrs. wong has lived in her property for 26 years and has enjoyed the light, air, and other aspects of the existing development and design. it dates back to obviously world war ii era, and i might note, to my knowledge, this is one of the house if not the first house on the street to have been proposed for significant remodelling or change of facade. the -- the proposed structure, we have found that the design that we were presented with encroaches on the midblock oversight results in loss of light and shadowing to mrs. wong's property as well as loss of view and encroachment on the existing states between the building, which is demonstrated in some photographs in my proposal. this is not acceptable, and she maintains it's outside of the r.d.g. for san francisco. the second d.r. requester is mr. sanil prasad. he's opposed also to the project. he has similar issues to mrs. wong and her husband, which have been presented to you. these include the loss of open air, space, and light. in addition, hi

senatorcotton and romney will be introducing mr. wongand we are glad to represent -- have former ed rice with us today. suspend my opening statement and ask the ranking member to do the same until after introductions are made by our distinguished guests. with that, mr. romney, member of this committee, we will start with your interaction of mr. alex ron, so senator romney? and legal policy director of my 2012 campaign. my extensive first-hand interactions with alex had led me to the following observations. first, he is brilliant. to focus, complex thinking, analyze complex of these, organize disorder, and recognize opportunities is at the highest order. it is no surprise that he graduated summa cum laude from the university of pennsylvania and was the editor of the log review at harvard. he is lawyer and dedicated to america. to see americais strengthened, to see our values promulgated, and to see the enemies of freedom defeated. he approaches tasks without preconception of bias. instead, he reserves an open mind and considers the data a

. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, mr. wong.rations, could you connect us to the next caller, please. >> operator: that was the last caller. >> chair mar: thank you so much, clerk and operations. hearing no further callers, public comment is closed. you know, actually, i did just want to respond to the two public commenters who are dig workers and drivers, and to your points, and just reemphasize, per mr. monge's presentation, one of the amendments that was introduced does establish the definition of a worker that does provide at least two days of labor, and the prior definition does not establish any threshold for independent contractors, so the 16-hour threshold provides greater clarity for enforcement of the legislation. thank you for your comments, and yeah, would just like to move that we adopt the amendments as presented by mr. monge on behalf of supervisor ronen. mr. clerk, can you please call roll. >> clerk: on the motion to amend as offered by chair mar -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are l three ayes. >> chai

. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, mr. wong. operations, could you connect us to the next caller, please. >> operator: that was the last caller. >> chair mar: thank you so much, clerk and operations. hearing no further callers, public comment is closed. you know, actually, i did just want to respond to the two public commenters who are dig workers and drivers, and to your points, and just reemphasize, per mr. monge's presentation, one of the amendments that was introduced does establish the definition of a worker that does provide at least two days of labor, and the prior definition does not establish any threshold for independent contractors, so the 16-hour threshold provides greater clarity for enforcement of the legislation. thank you for your comments, and yeah, would just like to move that we adopt the amendments as presented by mr. monge on behalf of supervisor ronen. mr. clerk, can you please call roll. >> clerk: on the motion to amend as offered by chair mar -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are l three ayes. >>

. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, mr. wong. operations, could you connect us to the next caller, please. >> operator: that was the last caller. >> chair mar: thank you so much, clerk and operations. hearing no further callers, public comment is closed. you know, actually, i did just want to respond to the two public commenters who are dig workers and drivers, and to your points, and just reemphasize, per mr. monge's presentation, one of the amendments that was introduced does establish the definition of a worker that does provide at least two days of labor, and the prior definition does not establish any threshold for independent contractors, so the 16-hour threshold provides greater clarity for enforcement of the legislation. thank you for your comments, and yeah, would just like to move that we adopt the amendments as presented by mr. monge on behalf of supervisor ronen. mr. clerk, can you please call roll. >> clerk: on the motion to amend as offered by chair mar -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are l three ayes. >>

wallace, mr. wong, mr. tang and commissioner sanchez. it was really helpful to have a report back from budget staff letting us know that they have corrected the site report to reflect that redding is losing 1.5fte and not gaining .5 ft e and it helps them catch other schools facing similar cuts. we really appreciate them taking this feedback about changes in the stability of our teaching staff and we're looking forward to hearing back whether that will change our fall allocation. it really remains urgent in the time of covid-19 to have our social worker full time supporting our families and we're looking forward to how to ensure in tss happen in an equitable way and not in a way that benefits tier 2 schools as it is now. hello, robin. >> robin. robin? hello robin. juliette. you are on video. >> yes, i'm here. could you let her know she's on video because i had to promote her to panelist to let her speak. >> ok. >> so you --[ speaking spanish ] [voice of interpreter] >> good afternoon, my name is juliana and i have three kids. brian, elem

wong, and for pam cook. >> good morning, let's go to mr.his morning, he is very busy, there is lots to talk about steve. where do you start? >>> that is a good question, dave, i will start with a satellite image. the intensifiers are showing up on the satellite images here. there is no air movement whatsoever unless it is northeast. we will get to the satellite. you can see the signature from some of the fires popping up and the smoke is adding to a lot

wong, and for pam cook. >> good morning, let's go to mr. steve paulson this morning, he is very busy, there is lots to talk about steve. where do you start? >>> that is a good question, dave, i will start with a satellite image. the intensifiers are showing up on the satellite images here. there is no air movement whatsoever unless it is northeast. we will get to the satellite. you can see the signature from some of the fires popping up and the smoke is adding to a lot of haze here, a lot of ashes falling. there are so many fires going on. it is not a very happy forecast to be honest with you. there is too much. there will be a little bit of relief. we are seeing it ever so slowly. san francisco, oakland, nevermore it is 75. look for hazy, hot, humid, one more day and lynn. not so much around the coast. i clouds, smoke, cooling tomorrow. the forecast projections to drop a lot of temperatures 10 degrees tomorrow. it will be so much haze and smoke in the area that temperatures will be above average for across the board from the city to liverm

wong who is assisted today by grant philippa. we would like to thank -- [inaudible] -- sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk? mr. clerk. i think that we need to make a motion to excuse supervisor ronen. i'd like to make a motion to excuse supervisor ronen. a second please? >> second. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. could i have a roll call vote? >> i'm sorry, could you clarify who is the second? walt >> supervisor walton: walt supervisor walton. walton aye. mandelman absent. yee aye. ronen -- sorry, we're excusing her. fewer aye. >> clerk: chair fewer, aye. supervisor mandelman? mandelman absent. you have three ayes. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i believe supervisor haney is substituting today for supervisor ronen. thank you very much. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, madame chair. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, city employees and the public, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to order, declarations a