do we have any public comment on this item? okay. with that, public comment is now closed. >> make a motion to approve. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to approve this matter with conditions. [roll call vote] so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 4-0. commissioners that will place us on item -- we have already considered item 22 placing us on items 23 for case numbers 2019000745cua at 1100 thomas street. >> sorry. >> you will consider the conditd administrator will consider thee >> good evening, commissioners. michael, department staff. before you is a request for conditional use authorization to legalize the expansion of an existing 4,762 square foot agricultural use on thomas avenue. it has temporary authorization to continue operation. the fatal applied for under the permit of 2016 to 2017 to establish a greenhouse use within the building which was a one-story warehouse consistent with the planning code definition. however after completing the permit, the site was altered to expand the mezzanine using e

we need to have a motion on this item. is there a vote on the item? >> no, i don't believe so. it was informational. >> i believe the ordinance has been introduced. you can remember or not -- you can recommend. it is a mixed decision if they want to memorialize that. it has been heard and considered to move forward. >> we didn't get any information other than being updated by bill. we are not here to prove or disapprove the extension. >> i think it is really your choice. we wanted to bring it to your attention so that you could take action on it if you want to support the idea be hired the additional time or you can wait until in january when we will be going through the regular hearing process on this, and then we will bring it back at that time. >> thank you. based on the fact it tells them, you know, out there right now i support the bill to extend the timeframe. if you want a motion that we do support an extension. >> i would support it. there is a lot of buzz. the department should keep going forward and do the outreach and encourage the property owners and shopkeepers to

items acted on today will appear on the november 5 board of supervisors calendar against otherwise stated. >> chair peskin: miss clerk, could you read items 1 through 5 together. >> clerk: yes. [agenda items read] >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. major. this is our tri-annual update to the aforementioned codes which requires their appeal and enactment of new 2019 editions. here on behalf of the department of building inspection, we have bill stron and michelle yu if you would like to present on items 1 through 6, none of which seem to be very substantive in nature, but the floor is yours. miss yu? >> good afternoon, chair peskin and committee members. i am michelle yu, and with the help of d.b.i. staff, i am responsible for helping customers with code questions, interpretation to the code as well as lead the code advisory committees. agenda items 1 through 6 are six proposed amendments to adopt the code of the california building standard commission. the codes include the building code, residential building, existing building, electrical code, mechanical, plumbing, and green building code.

who spoke on item number 4 when it was presented on the first reading. i will provide with your concurrence that individual the opportunity to speak to this at general public comment. any public comment on item number 3, approval of the minutes of october 22nd? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion for the consent agenda? moved by commissioner mandelman, seconded by commissioner yi and can we have a role call. (role call). >> if we can start the role call over. we'll truncate this vote because commission hainey did not vote and commission yi voted for commissioner hainey. please start the role call. (role call). we have final approval. >> allocate 870,000 with conditions and athappropriate 5.7 million. >> miss laforte. >> good morning. >> good morning. if i could ask jen to come and help me with the technical aspects of bringing up my presentation but i'll get started, if it's ok with the board. >> don't spill your coffee. >> ok. so there are six requests in front of you today and i'll just dive right in. the first is four allocation r

madam clerk, can you please call item number one. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, chair fewer. we considered this item last week. if you'll recall, i offered amendments which needed to sit for a week, so i would ask today that we forward this to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair fewer: thank you, supervisor. there is no b.l.a. report on this, and so let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public want to comment on item one? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: i'd like to make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. i can do that without objection. thank you very much. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, please call item number two. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. and i believe today, we have michelle geddes project manager in the san francisco department of emergency management. >> thank you. you did my introduction. good morning, supervisors. m

any other public comment on the items on the continuance calendar? >> my name is joey. >> item 21 is not on the continuance calendar. >> someone came up and spoke about it. >> we have not made a motion to continue that. it is not on the continuance calendar. >> not item 21. but it was a requested continuance of item 21. i don't believe staff is in support -- the d.r. was notified and agreed to this date two months ago. >> right. i just wanted to clarify. i will be recusing myself from that item because the d.r. requester -- i am his supervisor so if you wouldn't mind, i have asked my colleague to take that motion, if there is a motion, separately from the continuance calendar. we will move on the continuance calendar first, then if you want to provide public comment for the continuance of item 21, you can do that when i can -- when i am out of the room. is that okay? >> that is good. >> thank you. >> okay. public comment is closed on the continuance calendar. is there somebody else who wants to speak? come on up. >> i would just request that 1846 grov

any other public comments on the continuance on these items? is now -- on a -- madam clerk, give me the right wording. >> clerk: yes, mr. president, public comment is now closed on item it is 39 through 30. you would keep items -- you would keep the items for the tentative map which are items -- you would keep the tentative items open which are 39 through 42. we have a bifurcation. >> can i have a motion to continue items -- >> just gavel down that you would close public comment on the first two special orders, 31 through 39 -- 38. then you would keep the items on the third special order open and then you would continue all of them to november 12. >> before i do that, deputy city attorney. >> just along the lines of what the clerk is suggesting, the board can close public comment for the purpose of this meeting and continue and clarifying on the record that you should continue the one item as an open item. because of a special deadline in the law that authorizes the tentative map appeal, we recommend that you continue that item as open. >> i nee

one item. we have been having much-needed conversations about mental health throughout our city recently and thank you for several of my colleagues who have promoted and elevated that discussion. we are aware that mental health -- i'm going to wait a second. i will acts for another hearing on mental health and youth and what our city is doing around children's medical. 1-5 youth under the age of 18 suffers from some type of mental illness. the most includes anxiety, depression, eating disorders and attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder. and the world health organization found that half of our mental illness begins at the age of 14 and three quarters by the mid20s. if untreated, they influence the children's development and their education retainment and potential to live fulfilling and productive lives. children with mental disorder face stigma, isolation, discrimination as well as lack of control over their access to healthcare i and treatment. but while we know that prevention can work to

[agenda items read] >> is there any public comment on the items that we're considering in closed session? seeing none, may i have a motion on whether to assert? >> move to assert. >> all those -- oh, excuse me. >> it is a ranger. it has the same responsibilities as a ranger, security of the watershed, assisting the public. providing interpretation when necessarily and protecting water quality. i love to help people in many waves. path has that experience and training. his professionalism is there when there is danger. we hope there isn't. i know accidents can happen. when they do, it is important to have someone like path -- like pat available. they were treating weeds using the utv. it is an off road vehicle seating two peak. they rolled the utv in a remote area. pat was first on the scene. >> i was 100% relieved that pat was there to calm the situation down, to know what to do for the injuries we had and to make sure the right people were on the way. i think that in that moment, pat shined as he would in that type of situation. >> it is important for us. we are a small staff with a lar

is there any public comment on this item? >> commissioner honda: come on up. good evening and welcome. >> thank you. i'm glad you're all able to retain your sense of human. my name is amy kyle. i filed a card. i live in between mr. greeman in between the two houses he constructed, so i know a lot -- about impacts, not construction. and i'm going to speak to the flood issue because part of my back yard is the exposed bedrock, and part of my hill is really steep hill. there's a cluster of houses at the corner, and the hill. and it's so steep. it's so steep, they don't mow it. they just send the goats up. you just see the water moving on it all the time, so i have flooding issues. before they fixed it, the reservoir leaked, and we'd see a lot of water. but it kind of comes to the corner. it's a chute sort of down toward our corner, so the hill goes in both directions. the street that goes up past my house goes up the hill, and then gladys goes up this hill, and the water will kind of concentrate that way. so i'm concerned about that, and i'm concerned about this

so moved. >> clerk: we are now on item 5h, harvey -- sorry about that. 're on harvey milk photo center photo processing lab naming. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name it lamonte bishop and i'm with the policy and i'm here on behalf of the harvey milk photo center and to create a photo library and reading space in the lobby of the center. this request would meet our strategic plan, specifically strategy one to inspire space. and -- place, i'm sorry and the objective would be 1.4 to preserve and celebrate historic and culturele resources. al reso. hees bn he is a historic documentaryian and civil rights leader. he began photographing fillmore first for assignments and then as a documentary maker. his black and white images capture the black community in 1940s, 50s and 60s. david grew up in foster care. in age of 12, he developed an interest in photography after winning a camera in a contest. he was drafted into the navy before graduation from high school. after completing a tour in the philippines during world war ii, he returned to his hometown wher

[agenda items read] >> is there any public comment on the items that we're considering in closed session? seeing none, may i have a motion on whether to assert? >> move to assert. >> all those -- oh, excuse me. >> claim at change is real and we need to -- climate change is real. environ stewardship plays to change the fuel source from carbon based to re. anothe--ry newable power. >> the city is responsible for developing and procuring electricity that is delivered by pacific gas & electric to end users. >> i go to the market to try to find appropriate energy product to buy and usually that is renewable so we can ensure that is in the grid and supplied to consumers. >> the contracting workerrin ant they provide keep the lights on in san francisco. >> i started on the team almost four years ago and transitioned in 2017. we are a new team working together with across functional role. >> every contract her team is involved in executing helps san francisco reduce its climate impact by reducing greenhouse gases remitted. >> what i am most proud of is the long-term energy contracts to get new r

items today will be on the november 19th agenda. >> thank you. can you please call item 1. >> resolution approving the first amendment between the city and sunset scavenger company, golden gate disposal and recycling company doing business as recology san francisco, increasing the total amount from $40 million to $48 million with no change to the term that expired on november 30, 2020. >> you might remember we continued this item from last week's agenda. can you please remind me. did we have a bla report at that time? >> we did not. >> thank you very much. we are back, i believe you gave a presentation last week so right now could we hear from the bla, please. >> good morning, budget analyst office. the board of supervisors is being asked to amend the existing contract to increase by $8 million from $40 million to $48 million to cover the contract costs to the end of fiscal year 1920. as we show in table one there is an increase from 12% in actual monthly expenditures from 12 to 14% over the initial years of can contract. the increases are now due

. >> any other public comment on this item? come forward, please. >> this is one of the highlight times, i think it is supposed to be, public and private relationships. all of you have been working on it for a long time. you all deserve a good pat on the back if you would accept one. i am trying to say i am proactive. i looked at this program. i couldn't find gray dots that you don't have to pay for. there are a lot of orange and green dots. good job, dana and dana. i hope you continue to get along. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners. >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> so moved. congratulations to all. [applause] >> we are on item 8. strategic plan update. >> i am sure the tennis people don't want to hear this. we will give you two minutes. you don't have to listen to this. thank you for coming. >> we are on number 8, strategic plan. >> commissioners we are he quorum. >> good morning, commissioners, taylor emerson from the finance and

any members of the public to comment on item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. no action needed on that item. and then, mr. goebel, we need you up there again, and madam clerk, call item 8. >> clerk: authorization to pay the lafco intern for research assistance. >> chairperson fewer: thank you very much. >> commissioners, this item would allow lafco to pay our research assistant dan rail for his time as an intern at lafco. this motion is before you today because i am required to get commission approval for any expenses or work orders above $5,000. dan as you know came on a few months ago. he's been very helpful with our work on the labor study. in fact, i will have some updates for all of you shortly. and it's also been a learning opportunity for him. so the scope of work is outlined in my memo to you and i urge your approval. >> chairperson fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public to comment on item number 8? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i'd like to make a motion to approve the expenditure. and se

madam secretary, next item. >> the next order of business is item 6, public comment on non agenda items. we have one speaker card. oscar. >> you see me coming up here but as long as they have an agenda i'm going to be on it. >> thank you. anyway, two things i want to speak on. one, you know, back in the day, we had a training program, the ocii was redevelopment agency had a training program. larry hollinsworth and i forgot the other person who they were trained for property manager, management, anyway, larry hollins worth, he managed the jackie robinson and another unit up there on cashmere in hunters point. can you try and get another training program to train some of these people in these projects who want to be property managers to manage some of these units that is in there and also, not only do they train them, when i first came back in the '70s, they trained a lot of people like under ms. dunbar for property managers and different things dealing with property. but that was a training program the redevelopment agency had. i think it's time for this agency to come up with that type

on items 2-6?seeing none, public comment is closed. and i would like to move we excuse supervisor peskin from this. and can we move these items to the full board with positive recommendation without objection? great. mr. clerk, please call item number 7. >> agenda item number 7 is a resolution approving an agreement with a nonprofit othet owner's association known as the civic to code 36151 for board approval on june 30, 2024. >> i would like to welcome the senior program manager for the economic and work park development and he'll present on this item. >> good morning. i'm the program manager from the office economic and workforce development. i'm part of the team overseeing the cbd program. this is a program authorizing the renewed and civic community district. on july 23rd, 201 2013, the boad of supervisors revised the civic center and they must enter into a management agreement with the owner's association of this district. the document is a template use ford all cbds in the city and adjusted f

items are passed on first reading. avel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call items 12 and 13. >> clerk: item 12 is a resolution to authorize the controller to cause the execution and delivery of taxable or tax exempt certificates of participation and item 13 is the ordinance designating the $13.2 million of the c.o.p.s and to establish a controller's reserve pending the authorization of the c.o.p.s. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, the items are passed on first reading. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, would you please call item 14. [agenda item read]. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. [gavel]. >> president yee: so madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: item 15 is a resolution to approve the first amendment to the refuse collection agreement between the city and sunset scavenger and golden gate disposable and recycling company

members of the public may address the commission on items not on the agenda. respect to agenda items, you will have time to address the council at the end of the meeting. richard, ms. clause, then sunshine. >> good morning commissioners. richard roth man. i represent district 1 on park and open space advisory committee. i want to talk about bicycles. the city wants to put in or is putting in bike stands across the city. they want to put in one on the cabrilla playground. the parking in front of the playground is needed for kids to go and their parents to drop them off in front of the playground, also they have archery classes. we have proposed other locations on the edge in golden gate park on 36th and 30th and found out that they cannot be used because rec and park has a contract with the bicycle rental company that covers the whole park, and yet they only have bicycles rental stations in the eastern half, one on stanyan street and one by the concourse. i don't see why they should expand to the western area or else limit the contract, and also change the cont

commissioner richards. >> move to approve except item 6. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to approve item 6 under your consent calendar. so moved tht passes unanimously 5-0. placing us item 7 consideration of draft minutes for october 10, 2019. >> would any members of the public like to comment on the draft minutes. >> seeing none public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you commissioners on that motion to adopt to minutes for october 10, 2019. [roll call]. >> that mows passes unanimously 5-0. we are on item 8 commission comments and questions. commissioner moore. >> hour questions. -- four questions. >> i read in the paper that ucsf has plans to expand. we have looked at the institutional master plan and thought it to be stable. i read in the paper. i do not know the originator. that is it not true. i would like to hear from you in the upcoming weeks of what our position will be on that matter my second question is walking through town i see a lot of expired large meeting notification on all kinds of meetings. when

>> certainly. >> we have public comment on this item. we have angela j., and any other members of the public who would like to speak on this item, line up on the right of the room. your right, our left. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. and good morning, chairman, and speaking in favor of the resolution for racial profiling and the discrimination, and thank you for bringing this to the board of supervisors. i represent sf interrupting racial profiling. a group of volunteers to prevent discrimination to people of color in the city. much like the resolution we seek to address discrimination against people of color. through our own resolution -- in our resolution we were looking to see if there could be more bite sanctioning. our resolution we asked for a little more intrusiveness is not to the way, to the way that people are tracked, trailed or stalked. on someone's radar, none of us need to be on anyone's radar. we are going to submit to you today our resolution, which is looking into the state changing its stalking laws, possibly crea

next item, please. >> clerk: item 7, director's report. update and report on the office of small business and the small business assistance center. department programs, policy and legislative matters. announcements from the mayor and announcements regarding small business activities. discussion item. >> so thank you, millimans. -- commissioners. d.b.i. is sending out a final mailer this week to 9,000 noncommunity property owners, for the december 1st deadline. and so just again there might be a spike and you might hear from some property owners. the tobacco economic mitigation working group held its second meeting last wednesday and was -- we received a detailed review of the tobacco permitting process from the department depf public health. it was very informative. and then just i wanted to make sure that all of you are aware that the city is now requiring all commissioners to go through implicit bias training. so dough minka has forwarded an email to you. it's due by the end of the year. and then following up on some of the legislative matters, so a new piec