peskin. >> clerk today is erika major. and i will would like to acknowledge janet and james at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> the board of supervisors and the committees are convening hybrid meeting with public comment and providing remote access via telephoneful public comment will be taken on each item. those in person will peek first and take those had are on the remote call line. public comment number is streaming across the screenful you will hear the meeting discussions and muted in listening mode only. when your item come up and public comment is called those in person will lineup to the right and on the phone press star 3 to be added to the queue. if you are on your phone remember to turn down your television and all listening devices you may be using. >> you can submit written comment to me the lands use and transportation clerk. you may send written comments via postal service to city hall. address is 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 44, san francisco. california ite

supervisor peskin. peskin present. supervisor preston. preston present. ronen present. supervisor safai. safai present. supervisor stefani, stefani present. supervisor walton. all are present. >> thank you. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> colleagues, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with l

>> thank you president peskin. over the last weeks we seen demonstrations across the country celebrate and stand up for transgender community just 2 weeks ago i had the privilege of marching along market street with transgender youth and alis. witnessing the most courageous and out spoken young leaders in our city. last friday i joined high school students on transgender day to continue our fight e equality in the lbgtq+ community. and as i said last week, today activism reminded me of my own journey when i approve in the san francisco newly out gay machine in the activism i have been doing for close to 40 years. early in my time here in san francisco i learned about the generation before mine the dawn of the gay liberation movement up rising compton's calf tear ja and stone wall in it was brave leaders from the transgender community and lifted up the entire lbgtq+ community. only to face marginalization in years that followed. the truth of the lbgtq+ movement is that it was fearless leaders like falaboria at comp

president peskin du want to say something before? >> go ahead. >> i don't know what you are going to say i tell you what i was going to say in the intervening week, i heard from one of the early adopters of adu's who my office worked with for many years noted that there have been other changes in state law that this does not conform to that arguablely if adopted part of this legislation would allow for more adu's and as importantly more rent controlled adu's specific low the state mrau would allow detached up to 18 feet in height as to the 16 feet and allow 2 rather twhoon adu's in a detached structure in a rear yard. when accompanied by a multifemale residence didn't this is accounts for one unit compared to 2. if the building is rent controlled they would be rent controlled. for i thought may be we could incorporate those into those changes in this and further conform state law changes i think became effective i know at the beginning of the year and this i think this legislation may begin it was introduced back in august, not have

supervisor peskin. peskin present. supervisor preston. preston present. ronen present. supervisor safai. safai present. supervisor stefani, stefani present. supervisor walton. all are present. >> thank you. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> colleagues, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with l

commissioner peskin. now mta. >> great. i will present general and quick build program manager to you. >> good morning. i'm jennifer wong a transportation planner at san francisco mta. and also the vision zero quick build program manager. i'm here to present a bit more information about our vision zero quick build program to implement street changes using a stream line delivery method and support of the city's vision zero commitments. the scope of the program is to make physical traffic safety improvements that are adjustable, lower cost approximate implemented useings city staff. and those improvements fall in the 4 categories we have signal timing changes and minor hardware upgrades. parking and loading changes, transit stop changes. and anything accomplished using paint, signs and posts. to date we completed 30 corridor projects. and any begin moment we have more projects in the construction and planning and design phases. in our most recent fund request, we are planning add more quarter style locations to that queue alo

. >> aye. >> peskin, aye. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> ronen, aye. and supervisor safai. >> aye. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. the ordinance are now passes on first reading. next item please. >> item 30 is a resolution to add the street name randall to the 200 block of, retirement from sf jazz and in celebration of founding the organization 40 years ago, while also recognizing the construction and opening of the sf jazz center ten years ago. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item please. >> clerk: item 31, there is a resolution to condemn texas state senate bill 147 introduced by state senate that prohibits from owning texas real estate. >> supervisor milgaard. >> thank you, i would like to thank supervisor chan and be added a cosfon sorry. >> any additional remarks? no, okay, we'll add milgaard as a sponsor. madam clerk, can you read item 232 and 33 together. that transfer of a type 20 off sale beer and liquor license located at 655, 22nd will serve the public con

commissioner peskin. now mta. >> great.l present general and quick build program manager to you. >> good morning. i'm jennifer wong a transportation planner at san francisco mta. and also the vision zero quick build program manager. i'm here to present a bit more information about our vision zero quick build program to implement street changes using a stream line delivery method and support of the city's vision zero commitments. the scope of the program is to make physical traffic safety improvements that are adjustable, lower cost approximate implemented useings city staff. and those improvements fall in the 4 categories we have signal timing changes and minor hardware upgrades. parking and loading changes, transit stop changes. and anything accomplished using paint, signs and posts. to date we completed 30 corridor projects. and any begin moment we have more projects in the construction and planning and design phases. in our most recent fund request, we are planning add more quarter style locations to that queue along sid

>> thank you president peskin. over the last weeks we seen demonstrations across the country celebrate and stand up for transgender community just 2 weeks ago i had the privilege of marching along market street with transgender youth and alis. witnessing the most courageous and out spoken young leaders in our city. last friday i joined high school students on transgender day to continue our fight e equality in the lbgtq+ community. and as i said last week, today activism reminded me of my own journey when i approve in the san francisco newly out gay machine in the activism i have been doing for close to 40 years. early in my time here in san francisco i learned about the generation before mine the dawn of the gay liberation movement up rising compton's calf tear ja and stone wall in it was brave leaders from the transgender community and lifted up the entire lbgtq+ community. only to face marginalization in years that followed. the truth of the lbgtq+ movement is that it was fearless leaders like falaboria at comp

commissioner peskin. now mta. >> great. i will present general and quick build program manager to you. >> good morning. i'm jennifer wong a transportation planner at san francisco mta. and also the vision zero quick build program manager. i'm here to present a bit more information about our vision zero quick build program to implement street changes using a stream line delivery method and support of the city's vision zero commitments. the scope of the program is to make physical traffic safety improvements that are adjustable, lower cost approximate implemented useings city staff. and those improvements fall in the 4 categories we have signal timing changes and minor hardware upgrades. parking and loading changes, transit stop changes. and anything accomplished using paint, signs and posts. to date we completed 30 corridor projects. and any begin moment we have more projects in the construction and planning and design phases. in our most recent fund request, we are planning add more quarter style locations to that queue alo

supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> that motion passes. thank you. >> let's go to item 4. >> item 4 an ordinance amending planning code to update and reorganize neighborhood commercial and mixed use zoning district controls including an affirming findings. members of the public had wish to comment on item 4 should call 415-655-0001, access code: 2480 004 8768##. and if you have not and would like to peek for item 4u need to press star 3. >> thank you, madam clerk. madison tam from supervisor dorsey's office. welcome, ms. tammy. bring it home. >> good afternoon chair melgar, preston and president peskin. thank you for having me for the third time to speak about this of the last time you heard aaron star from plan nothing february. i have in the seen him today. you may recall this is the final piece of planning code reorganization project and the left time i was here i shared amendments to aline the language around the night time entertainment languag

peskin. >> clerk today is erika major. and i will would like to acknowledge janet and james at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> the board of supervisors and the committees are convening hybrid meeting with public comment and providing remote access via telephoneful public comment will be taken on each item. those in person will peek first and take those had are on the remote call line. public comment number is streaming across the screenful you will hear the meeting discussions and muted in listening mode only. when your item come up and public comment is called those in person will lineup to the right and on the phone press star 3 to be added to the queue. if you are on your phone remember to turn down your television and all listening devices you may be using. >> you can submit written comment to me the lands use and transportation clerk. you may send written comments via postal service to city hall. address is 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 44, san francisco. california ite

. >> welcome london breed and thank you, president peskin over the last two weeks we have a broad debate compounded in fact and some driven by peck last thank you to the police department for making an arrest in this case and our district attorney for working with the department to file charges in addition to the importance of taking those quick actions we shown what happens when our puncturing and district attorney working together. public safety is about action. making arrests and prosecuting cases and dwlifr on programs to divert people if committing crimes but about perspective. that is a clear partnering been the police and the district attorney sends a strong message to the public and those thinking about committing any type of violent action in our city will not be dlortd that's why it is important most is of have approved the submittal i thank you for that and the funding we will be be able to think it respond to calls for service across the city and investigate the violent crimes address retail theft and disruptive of the open air drug dealings like the tenderloin as a example o

to keep so this we continue on a kwoer and up finish the meeting we have time to review president peskin's amendment. and let's go for supervisor safai >> thank you i'd like to make a motion to move that amendment so we are switching the order. >> read in referred? madam city attorney? i think >> it is read already. >> good. >> okay. seconded by supervisor ronen. with that, mr. clerk call the roll on the motion to amend basically switching out the schedule for affordable house and shelter bond to march 2024 and public helling and shelter bond on november 2024. with this motion, made by supervisor safai seconded by supervisor ronen let's have a roll call. on that motion. to amend the resolution as stated just stated. voice chair mandelman. >> absent. >> member safai. >> aye >> member ronen. >> aye >> member walton. >> aye >> chair chan. >> aye. >> we have 4 aye a with vice chair mandelman absent the motion passes with that a motion to move to the full board? >> we have to continue. so i will make the motion to continue for a week. and yes, second? >> seconded boy supervisor safai and call t

. >> welcome london breed and thank you, president peskin over the last two weeks we have a broad debate compounded in fact and some driven by peck last thank you to the police department for making an arrest in this case and our district attorney for working with the department to file charges in addition to the importance of taking those quick actions we shown what happens when our puncturing and district attorney working together. public safety is about action. making arrests and prosecuting cases and dwlifr on programs to divert people if committing crimes but about perspective. that is a clear partnering been the police and the district attorney sends a strong message to the public and those thinking about committing any type of violent action in our city will not be dlortd that's why it is important most is of have approved the submittal i thank you for that and the funding we will be be able to think it respond to calls for service across the city and investigate the violent crimes address retail theft and disruptive of the open air drug dealings like the tenderloin as a example o

supervisor peskin, did you have more? supervisor preston. >> i think what is important to me as a matter of public policy is that there be due consideration for historic resources. >> i want to say we underscored that part of the legislation-there is nothing that would circumvent ceqa, anything that is historic building would have to have due review and consideration to insure there wasn't any undermining or diminishing of the historic asset. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor preston. >> thank you chair melgar. i really want to thank supervisor safai and his team for their leadership on this. i'm happy to cosponsor this, andologist just want to note that this is-i see this similar to some of the other issues around awnings and some of these other things that are primarily driven by esthetic considerations in our planning code and i think it's appropriate, especially in the current environment to be looking at some of those and i think we all heard from small businesses in our district that get hit with notices and citat

i will reiterate from left week well is additional capacity supervisor peskin will tuck about that to needs to be realized for fordable housing that is important aspect of when we are trying to accomplish. other thing i said this left time, i have tremendous reservations proposals relating to physical shelters and the aim of return we get on the investment well there per bed. is there 9 other options theory more impactful. i reserve the right in future conversations as we mend this plan to continue to have those conversations. and then lastly there is in the enough consideration to some of our environmental goal and environmental plans we have. there are opportunity i think in some of existing proposal this is we have this could relate and impact the environment in i positive way but we need to been this going forward. so i reserve the rest my comments i don't want to reiterate everything bow we have w to do >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you. i'm sorry i missed most of this conversation i was stuck in mtc i just got a little recap from mandelman. i want to agree not red to commit to a

i agree, president peskin. i wanted to raise a procedural matter which is -- that -- if we torch do this it would require in the past an ma'am to the resolution buffer today. that amendment would today further resolve to amend the obligation bond such the fordable how doing bond be scheduled apore on the march 24 ballot and public healing and gio bond on the november 24 bell on the that's the language would say. i was came in the meeting not intends to suggest the committee take action. but i have been informed the adoption of those words would be deemed substantive and require a week continuance. so as far as the capital plan approved before may of first and were the committee to take action on next wednesday the 26th, it would get to the full board on may second which close to mifirst xu go it administrative code yes, i will for one night. i think that just to preserve this option, i would -- suggest and request you make this amendment today it preserve the 8 to do t. if you decide not to you can tick it out

chair peskin at this time asks us to work with the public. to really provide what i believe is the gold standard in collaboration in regards to an issue like this, that quite frankly, can be controversial. when public safety and collaboration meet, this is the product. so we worked with the american friend service committee and the other public members that came forward. myself and i want to give a huge thank you to lieutenant coons and cappine quantico. lieutenant coons and i had 17 or 18 meeting with thes american friend service committee, who in many respects is an supporter with military equipment. we provided feedback. they provide feedback. we edited the document no less then and there a dozen times. january we made final edits. i received a helpful call from supervisor preston's office asking us about a deletion of a comment in regards to chemical agent use on crowd control. we deleted that sentence and we presented that deletion as well as other amendments in january. at this time chair peskin, supervisor chan and supervisor mandelman

i will reiterate from left week well is additional capacity supervisor peskin will tuck about that to needs to be realized for fordable housing that is important aspect of when we are trying to accomplish. other thing i said this left time, i have tremendous reservations proposals relating to physical shelters and the aim of return we get on the investment well there per bed. is there 9 other options theory more impactful. i reserve the right in future conversations as we mend this plan to continue to have those conversations. and then lastly there is in the enough consideration to some of our environmental goal and environmental plans we have. there are opportunity i think in some of existing proposal this is we have this could relate and impact the environment in i positive way but we need to been this going forward. so i reserve the rest my comments i don't want to reiterate everything bow we have w to do >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you. i'm sorry i missed most of this conversation i was stuck in mtc i just got a little recap from mandelman. i want to agree not red to commit to a

commissioner peskin vice chair melgar. >> thank you, chair mandelman and thank you supervisor peskin i'm treed have that conversation. i think that you know we want to incent rise when we want to see in terms of behavior and right you in we have our municipal and he bart in a facing a fiscal cliff and -- car driving back to where it was prepandemic even though ridership in municipal and he bart lagged far. it is krez it me that you can come up from san mateo for free but you have to pay for bart. and that's the system that we set up. and so i am ready to have this conversation we are behind. not just other counties in the bay area but the east coast. so i -- will support what the staff is doing what i would ask is that we pay attention to the operational details. because you know i think this for something like this to work it has to be easy. we will get lots of push back from the public. has to be easily explainable. i would encourage us not to have a complicated system to try to as much as possible leverage when we have in clipper. come other regional frameworks. so that we can be

supervisor peskin, did you have more? supervisor preston. >> i think what is important to me as a matter of public policy is that there be due consideration for historic resources. >> i want to say we underscored that part of the legislation-there is nothing that would circumvent ceqa, anything that is historic building would have to have due review and consideration to insure there wasn't any undermining or diminishing of the historic asset. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor preston. >> thank you chair melgar. i really want to thank supervisor safai and his team for their leadership on this. i'm happy to cosponsor this, andologist just want to note that this is-i see this similar to some of the other issues around awnings and some of these other things that are primarily driven by esthetic considerations in our planning code and i think it's appropriate, especially in the current environment to be looking at some of those and i think we all heard from small businesses in our district that get hit with notices and citat

. >> aye. >> peskin, aye.visor ronen. >> ronen, aye. and supervisor safai. >> aye. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. the ordinance are now passes on first reading. next item please. >> item 30 is a resolution to add the street name randall to the 200 block of, retirement from sf jazz and in celebration of founding the organization 40 years ago, while also recognizing the construction and opening of the sf jazz center ten years ago. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item please. >> clerk: item 31, there is a resolution to condemn texas state senate bill 147 introduced by state senate that prohibits from owning texas real estate. >> supervisor milgaard. >> thank you, i would like to thank supervisor chan and be added a cosfon sorry. >> any additional remarks? no, okay, we'll add milgaard as a sponsor. madam clerk, can you read item 232 and 33 together. that transfer of a type 20 off sale beer and liquor license located at 655, 22nd will serve the public convenience and item 33, determines that

aaron peskin imposed a two-week deadline. >> secret sauce here is that they need to get into the film business or finding operator and the community has offered to operating the when they're not using it for entertainment as a film really what is at stake is also the opening of that theater for more 100 in, you know, half of the year. so one of the new proposals for that theater. >> in the new business plan is to actually be closed half the year. and that is what the community is curious about. you know, can we keep this state and this building open more often to show films and keep it that historic character. >> another planet entertainment did not respond for comment, but has this pledge up on their website saying a p e recognizes that sentiment remains at the heart of the castro theater and is dedicated to keeping film and encircle component of the theater's programming. if he pledges that 33% of programming at the theater will be devoted to film screenings and film festivals. so now we will have to wait and see what happens after that two-week deadline is up. all right. let's swit

peskin says this may not be a one-time exercise. he's open to moving future m etings to other areas. the city. >> like 16 in mission where there are similar problems. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> over now, detective is weighing in on the murder case of tech, bob executive bob lee. now he was stabbed to death in san francisco last weekend. policed have been pretty tight-lipped about that investigation so far. former san francisco homicide inspector frank phils on spent 22 years investigating more than 300 murder cases in the city is what he had to say. >> cannot release ensuring the investigation stage things that. will hurt. you be no reason to share the information they have. that would point to a suspect at this stage unless they deem it necessary. >> on. says dna evidence like a fingerprint stands, a good chance of helping police track down. bob lee's killer. this year's storms have turned bay area roads into pot hole. central's crawford's dental reports. more than 14,000 potholes of then filled just since january. >> well, if it

. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want to thank you for leading on this, i'm proud to be your cosponsor on this and i will reiterate that all we've heard is clean and safe. people want clean and safe more than anything in the city. constituents in the downtown from bay view to richmond, everybody is looking for clean and safe. we had a hearing from the department of public works last year, historic vacancies somewhere between 20 and 30%, i think it's no coincidence having a short staff contributes to the condition of our streets. the i think i like is it allows a pathway for temporary workers to move into those positions and we're working with the department with local 261 to create pathways for placements. so i want to work with director shore and i'm happy to support this supplemental today and believe it correlates with our previous proposal for safety as well. thank you. >> thank you, assumes safai i will add, that as we're trying to be attempt driven that unlike the calls for service that have dropped from almo

i asked peskin if he was concerned about security and safety at the meeting. ironic that people are even asking that question. all of our public should be safe. and by bringing the board of supervisors and the mayors of this location it is going to help make it safer. peskin says they have the resources to make the city safer. >> the board recently approved a mid-year appropriation of 25 million dollars to fund police overtime. >> he says it's now time the board holds. mayor breed accountable. we need to do more than just declare that something is a crisis. we need to act like it's a crisis. has can expects the meeting to likely happen on may 23rd, but it could be sooner. >> peskin says this may not be a one-time exercise. he's open to moving future meetings to other areas. the city. >> like 16 in mission where there are similar problems. amanda hari kron, 4 news as california grapples with an opioid crisis. a bill aiming to prevent fentanyl from ending up in the hands of young people went before. >> state lawmakers this afternoon that bill calls for schools t