president peskin. >> mr. star, i realize none of this is as of your making as the last item, not directly anyway. and it's not mentioned in the staff report and it's not the subject, i don't think of either one of the piece that's we're conforming local law to. >> if they take advantage of our local program we can still subject but state ones, no. >> right. >> so in other words, it used to be that if you did an adu, we could subject to rent control and now the state created a law that if you use the state law, you don't have to do rent control. >> and that was brought by what assembly member? >> i don't know. >> it was assembly member tank. i just want to say this for the record so people that are watching and i consider phil to be a friend, that all of the things that we hold sacred in san francisco are being undermined by the state california by their own elected legislatures, i'm just saying, it has nothing to do with this piece of legislation but it's worth pointing out. i did have a couple of questions a

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president supervisor peskin the floor is yours. thank you. will i discuss third degree last week the amendments i made were substantive it had to sit for a week. the long title speaks for itself it is important for san francisco and the board to go on record and in a respectful way push back a bit and that's what this does. >> okay. let's take public comment. thank you. do we have public comment >> good afternoon chair melgar and preston and supervisor peskin i'm priya with people power media. so with the [inaudible] coalition and the counsels of community housing organization urges the land use committee to support this resolution urging recognize the efforts the board already taken on remove barrier s and comply with legal obligations intense to protect attentive in communities affordable housing and racial and social equity. next speaker, please. good afternoon i'm stan haze president of telegraph him ordinance the board and 500 members we support this resolution. the housing element trigering the chicken house builder's remedy. own projec

clerk. >> on the motion to amend as offered by member peskin, vice chair preston, aye. peskin, aye. melgar, aye. madam chair, no opposition on those amendments. >> do we need to continue the duplicated file? >> no, we do not need to continue the duplicated file. we can send the duplicated file--hold on, first i like to duplicate the file as amended, and then i would like to add to the duplicated file the section 4 language at page 99, which will be further amended if the city attorney and katy and i can figure how to do that appropriately to drill down on the pdr issue. section 186 is-we have language to add. this is all in the memo mrs. tang provided us. there are changes to section 231, also provided section 311, also provided and table 723 as relates to hyde street, which mrs. tang described earlier and some changes that i previously described relative to limited non-conforming uses in the formula retail section and some other changes i previously described--i'll--i will hold off on the limited non conforming use and lcu because city attorney needs to approve those as to form. th

speaker president peskin. >> thank you president peskin. >> come on up (clapping). >> in your team wants to come up. >> hi. >> all right. >> colleagues, i am honored but age sad to be offering a special accomodation they are our executive director of transgenders but after seven years with the city and county of san francisco you're leaving us this is this friday and folks for those of you who don't know o at the ti the only office working with the advancement of policies and equity for transgenders and others and working at ot i and hired as director of policy rose to the duplicate director in and active director in 2021 and 2020 london breed appointed him permanently and when powell joined the third executive director was taking over from the second executive director who served from 2017 to 2021 and many ways made ot i say institution powell was a queer taxpayer it worked for non-binary for two decades in san francisco and (coughing) . he moved into san francisco in his word to be queer. and san francisco presented powell an opportunity to live out loud advocating for queer people and

supervisor peskin. present. peskin. present supervisor. preston preston. present supervisor. ronen.en present supervisor. safai safai. present supervisor. stephanie. stephanie not present. supervisor walton. walton. present. mr. president, there is a quorum. thank you. colleagues. can we have a motion to excuse supervisors melgar and stephanie made by supervisor mandelman seconded by supervisor walton. and we will take that without objection. madam clerk, do we have any communications or announcements? yes mr. president. the board welcomes all interested in this meeting to attend in person here in the legislature chamber room 250 at city hall. the this meeting is airing live on tv's channel 26 or you may view the live stream at sf nsf.gov tv.org. our office did not receive a request for a language interpretation today, so we do not have interpreters here. but as a reminder, if you anticipate a future need for them, please call (415) 554-5184. at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. mr. president, that concludes my communication on. thank you. the san francisco board of supervis

president peskin. colleagues, i cosponsored the mayor's housing legislation because it will make it easier to build the kind of housing that west side residents tell me they want and need. these reforms help streamline new housing production like my domisty concept which puts 4 or 5 stories of housing on transit corridors and corner lots above a neighborhood amenity. make it easier to provide a elevator building with seniors a option to downsize and age safely in place without having to leave their neighborhood. it provides homes that let adult kids and grandkids stay in san francisco and provide missing middle homes for police, firefighters teachers. our convoluted permitting laws stood in the way of that. well intended protections that may have solved problems thin past are now in the way. we need to adapt, we need to change. expensive permit expediterer which foster corruption and months of endless hearings which delayed or killed perfectly good projects. that is why we must make the code easier to

supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam clerk.leagues, on behalf of my chief of staff suny [indiscernible] beloved grandfather who passed away peacefully two weeks ago at the age of 98 in stockton i like to adjourn the meeting. he passed away 10 years to the month after his beloved wife also passed. he was born the 7th of 14 children in kingsbury california after they crossed over from their home in mexico in search of better life. began working in the fields to support his family at the young age of 6. bouncing many different grammar schools, set up to serve families of field workers. despite hard childhood growing in poverty and later gangs retained a fierce sense of pride and resiliency. grandfather remembers a story how many field worker children went to school bare foot. they unleash the children on the piles and run to scrounge for the best looking shoes even two sizes too big. he would rather have shoes that didn't fit then those that looked shabby. he electsed senior class president and leftd high school to work full time

speaker president peskin. >> thank you president peskin. >> come on up (clapping). >> in your team wants to come up. >> hi. >> all right. >> colleagues, i am honored but age sad to be offering a special accomodation they are our executive director of transgenders but after seven years with the city and county of san francisco you're leaving us this is this friday and folks for those of you who don't know o at the ti the only office working with the advancement of policies and equity for transgenders and others and working at ot i and hired as director of policy rose to the duplicate director in and active director in 2021 and 2020 london breed appointed him permanently and when powell joined the third executive director was taking over from the second executive director who served from 2017 to 2021 and many ways made ot i say institution powell was a queer taxpayer it worked for non-binary for two decades in san francisco and (coughing) . he moved into san francisco in his word to be queer. and san francisco presented powell an opportunity to live out loud advocating for queer people and

president peskin. colleagues, i cosponsored the mayor's housing legislation because it will make it easier to build the kind of housing that west side residents tell me they want and need. these reforms help streamline new housing production like my domisty concept which puts 4 or 5 stories of housing on transit corridors and corner lots above a neighborhood amenity. make it easier to provide a elevator building with seniors a option to downsize and age safely in place without having to leave their neighborhood. it provides homes that let adult kids and grandkids stay in san francisco and provide missing middle homes for police, firefighters teachers. our convoluted permitting laws stood in the way of that. well intended protections that may have solved problems thin past are now in the way. we need to adapt, we need to change. expensive permit expediterer which foster corruption and months of endless hearings which delayed or killed perfectly good projects. that is why we must make the code easier to

good morning chair chan and president peskin. emily cohen department of homelessness and supportive housing. happy to be here today to present on accept and expend resolution that support grant funding for the department of homelessness and supportive housing participation in the cal aim program through the san francisco health plan. this is a great example of our city continued efforts to leverage resources from a variety of sources to support people experiencing homelessness and services for them. the resolution before you today authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $341 thousand from the san francisco health plan for participation in a program called sfdph and hsh consulting. upon approval dph will accept the grant funds and work order to hsh because we do not have a direct financial relationship at the sf health plan. these funds will support consulting services to the department of homelessness and supportive housing to help us build the infrastructure and security needs re

aaron peskin: if you can cut those fires in half, that is--that's profound.xon: board of supervisors president aaron peskin says san francisco has already led the way with strict building standards and is spending billions to assure fire crews have enough water to fight fires after a quake. aaron: it makes perfect sense that we put our money where our mouth is and make sure that the city doesn't burn down in a major earthquake. jaxon: two decades ago, a state panel concluded the benefit of preventing some gas-sparked fires would be outweighed by the costs, including delays from crews having to go out and relight pilot lights for tens of thousands of undamaged homes. since then san francisco has failed to act even when a city task force concluded in 2017 that benefits of gas shutoff devices would be significantly greater than the cost. carl strand: it's better to have a house with no gas than no house. jaxon: quake safety consultant carl strand represents a firm that makes gas shutoff devices you can install yourself. a ball simply moves into place to shut off

your response to supervisor peskin? >> well, first, we are not a pac. we are a political advocacy organization, very different from a pac. i'm not surprised to see this response from supervisor peskin, who has been an elected official in san francisco for over 20 years, who has led the charge to make our officials less and less accountable. we are seeing voters and residents saying dissatisfaction is at an all-time high with officials, including the board of supervisors. we think advocating for more of the status quo is not going to work. we are at a pivotal point in san francisco where voters want a change, and they're willing to consider the things that we're proposing. we've also seen -- sorry. go ahead. >> i was just going to say when did this all happen? when did we add so many commissions, and is there a way to make progress and keep the same amount of commissions? can we do two things here? >> in 19 96 voters approved a new charter. that means we don't have a city manager, and the mayor is supposed to operate like the executive of our city. unfor

welcome. >> dear president peskin and board members, i hope i can have your undivided attention right now. i am a constituent of district, samantha calling on you to support the permanent cease fire resolution introduced before you. to further commitment to the end of israel apartheid and occupation of palestine. the loss ungaza since october 7 is insurmountable. 16 thousand deathss, half children. over 1.2 million in palestinian displaced. at what point will we take matters intoure own hands and defund israel and challenge the prison industrial military industrial complex so we can truly stand for justice and liberty for all? we are on stolen lands and we are under imperial ust government that will stop at nothing to end more lives. ime are asking you to save lives today and tuesday to vote for permanent resolution. thank you. >> thank you >> hello. my name is art. live in d2. on the board of the sf gray panthers. the son of polish jewish holocaust survivors. i understand what it means to be a victim of war. what it means to lose your relatives, home and country. i grew up respecting

in terms of going with supervisor supervisor peskin in the added amendments. yes, i agree with the section the first 2 and recorded in reasoned board. and mailing the post to the attentives. sfrz i know i thought this is part. nais not eliminated. if -- make sure in the new legislation we did not lose that. >> in terms of homeowner ishmael requirement. you know i am approved of that amendment. because again, the homeownership requirement is addresses the speculation aspect of it. there are again the speculation practice for a year or 2 years and sell it become to the market. this is creating more displacement the requirement was in the 4 plex legislation this adding for 5 year. because that gives the ability for a tenant. to be in that -- and you know weapon change of land lordship. that can create changes in the tenants as well. so i am aprufrl of that i thank you is a tool for antidisplacement strategy and in terms of 311 notice, yes , i approve agreed on this to all priority equity geographies plus china town. and also in terms of the other recommendations,

fire department and - all the city agencies the department of public works supervisors president peskin our district attorney meaning and bill scott so many people to talk about the existing emphasis holiday hopping season (clapping.) all the shoppers out there the visitors i want you to make our way we want to see the businesses here doing well, let me tell you we're experienced challenging times in san francisco i don't know about you i'm feeling to how much and lemon tell you why yesterday, we announced the mba all star game is coming to san francisco in 2025 we announced that will be back in 24. (clapping.) next week e next week san francisco will play host to action park or pack the park and planning coordination we will be welcoming 231 economics from around the world the significant event is at san francisco. has it's host an international event of this magnitude since 1945 with the united nations nations was established in san francisco we're to welcoming people and our hotels packed how restaurant packed. >> this is a holiday season where people and families come together and,

peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. 10 ayes, the minutes are approved. >> great. then please call our consent agenda items 5-9. >> 5-9 comprise consent. staff is not planning to present but available for questions. >> alright. is there a motion to approve item 9? moved by melgar. is there a second? seconded by ronan. thank you commissioner ronan. i think we can take that same house same call without objection. the motion passes. mr. clerk, can you please call item 10? >> item 10, san francisco municipal transportation agency update on transit facilities and are fleet programs. this is information item. >> alright. i want to thank julie, director of transit and jonathan, chief strategy officer who are here today to present this update on sfmta program to modernize the transit facilities incorporating electric charging to transfer to zero emission fleet to involve procurement and maintenance of transit vehicles to insure they run safely and reliably. this provides context for the prop l muni maintenance progr

the way it is without president supervisor peskin. >> we -- either supervisor peskin or not. our recommendation is support modifications. motion approved with recommends by mraveng staff. >> second. >> second line. adopt a recommendation -- with staff modifications on that motion commissioner? >> aye. >> commissioner campbell. >> yes >> commissioner vergoverna. >> yes >> foley, >> aye >> nageswaran. >> aye >> matsuda >> yes. that passes unanimously. item 10 for coa the property at 740 tennessee street a certificate of appropriateness. note that on september 62023 after hearing public comment the commission continued the matter to the november 15, 23 vote of 5-zero. and seated at that time. in order to participate you need to put on the record you have the previous hearing and materials. >> good afternoon. planning staff. >> the item requests a certificate of appropriateness for the project 740 tennessee. 18th and thenth. the property built 1881 and dog patch lan mark district. 4 store, 4 unit residential belling. planning case 004570enf work beyond the scope what was approved

president peskin and board members. my name is [indiscernible] executive director of jobs of justice san francisco. a coalition of over 30 unions community organizations and worker centers representing workers and working class folks in san francisco. jobs with justice is primarily a worker right organization, but as we know, workers lead multiissue lives and we have a obligation to address issues that effect working people in the city. jobs of justice serves a important role. the coalition is known the place to have difficult conversations when organizations find on opposing sides and we do this because we are committed working towards a unified vision in the benefit of working class san franciscans. i expected the seize on gaza and genocide of palestinian would be a difficult topic to navigate, it was not. this is not complicated. most unions in the executive board passed resolutions calling for cease fire. seiu10221 [indiscernible] cna, ifpt local 21, uesf among others. >> thank you for your comments. apologies for i

president peskin >> (clapping) >> thank you chief scott and mayor breed the ambassadors that are here and his officers we are the my heart goes out to you the san francisco and over the last one hundred and fifty we've been through that before pare the did town burned to the frown and survived the san francisco earthquake and ernest time has come back and in deed we're celebrating the recovery and rebirth of the to yet again, this is a decade the right place to do that one, the three original parks has been here since the founding days on the overview of the reopening of concessions with the union square park and the eve of a pack look the pan pacific exhibition of 1916 after the 1906 earthquake san francisco remerged an opportunity not only for us to shine on the national international stage this is an opportunity for san francisco to feel good about itself and everything this is right in san francisco. so do what my mom and dad didn't i was was a kid shop and we don't have schwartz but have so much in chinatown and union square and celebrating our row birth and recovery so joy yours

peskin says it is time for san francisco to try again. >> there is no time like the present. why it didn't happen until now. >> reporter: now, we learned pg&e is embracing the concept of automatic meter technology with a budget for it to a work to evaluate two meters similar to those used in japan. hawthorne just hopes that we can all learn the 100-year-old lesson of the canto quake, before it is too late. >> history may not repeat itself, but it sure rhymes. >> reporter:'s jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >> some of our most impactful investigations come from you. if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888- 996-tips, or visit our website at nbcbayarea.com, and that is our show for tonight. on behalf of our entire team, thanks for watching nbc bay area, where we investigate. [deep breath out] [humming] during your pregnancy you'll take about 6 million breaths. two breaths as you get pfizer's maternal rsv vaccine, abrysvo. the only maternal vaccine given between 32 through 36 weeks of pregnancy to protect babies against rsv from birth through 6 months. 6 mi

it was great seeing many of the folks there and having president peskin there and mayor leonard breed showing up. it was a great honor. so that ends my report. and now i'm happy to take any of your questions. thank you very much, chief. at this point, we'll take public comment off of cd three's report. chief kaliloa there is nobody approaching the podium and nobody on the public comment call in line very much. madam secretary, public comment is closed. questions from the commissioners comments at this time. i have a question. thank you, commissioner. thank you, chief kialoa and you did deserve the honor. so get over it. as usual. there's a lot of stuff going on. i just had to kind of off questions about your area. one is i think you have fire investigations under your area, is that right? no oh, no. that's chief fletcher. scratch that. the md is my other question. how if there's anything that the commission it was alluded to maybe by the chief, that there's something we may be asked to participate in. i'm very happy to help with that. she's been a wonderful i know medical director for

we had several hundred people here celebrating the switch-on with mayor breed and supervisor peskin.> it looks great. take a look behind you. that shot looks beautiful. it looks good, robbie. >> thank you. >> good luck. so for the next ten nights, we'll seeing this across san francisco. appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> let's move on. let's talk football now. are you ready for that big kickoff? wheels up. game faces on. the niners just now arriving in philadelphia for the biggest test of their season so far. this afternoon at sjc, boarding that united charter flight, fred warner, trent williams, nick bosa, the whole gang. they're going to have to be on point if they want to be the 10-1 eagles. they've got plenty of motivation, right? the eagles are the ones that knocked the niners out of the playoffs last season and knocked out the 49ers' two quarterbacks. a bitter ending to say the least, which might fuel the niners this sunday. here's coach today. >> the one thing that was weird about that game is a game that you lost all your quarterbacks. tha