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if you have not done so press star 3. the system will indicate you have raised your hand we have pat muller. i understand this is something we approve on an onyule bases, isn't that correct. >> i can go into a brief explanation or you can handle this separately, it's up to you. >> let's hear from the bla. can we hear from the bla. >> yes, good afternoon, chair and members of the community. this is the annual prevailing wage rate for the recovery classifications. we show the classifications covered on page two of our report. an attachment to our report we summarize the changes in the rates and the fiscal impact is unknown. it depends about the any increases are passed on. we will set these rates for approval i'm available most of it is the classifications that have been approved those cover the full range of construction services as they would apply on any public works construction projects. there is ten unique to san francisco, all of these classifications were adopted by the board. the oldest of which going back more tha

press star three to get into the public comment line. operations, let's welcome the next caller, please. we need you to fight for us. thank you for your call and thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your patients waiting in line these hours to make your comments. thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next cal caller, please. >> caller: everything that you've heard today, many, many hours, rings true and i want you guys, all you supervisors, to listen closely. you are listening to experts about small business. and, many of the powers at be that have never owned a business and they're making decisions based on never having owned one and what is happening right now, is heart of san francisco is being torn apart. and, the locals are going to continue to leave and the tourists are going to begin to not come and who would want to come to all these great neighborhoods that used to be great. now they're filled with wall greens, targets. apple bees, and out back stake houses. no one wants to experience that. the

you may enter the queue by pressing star, three. commissioners, seeing no additional requests to speak, public comment is closed, and the matter is now before you. commissioner matsuda is being asked to be recused from one of the items for consideration as she works within 500 feet of a location. >> is it too early to make that motion? >> clerk: i don't think so. >> second. >> >> clerkokay. >> clerk: commissioners, on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk >> clerk: what i was going to suggest, as commissioner mat sued mat -- matsuda is recused from the post street property is to discuss that first and decide any recommendation and then move onto the remaining four. >> okay. works for me. >> commissioner matsuda, we'll see you in a few minutes. all right. looks like commissioner so, did you want to kick us off? >> sur, but i'd like to talk -- or should i actually just talk about japan video and then, i'll talk about other ones when commissioner matsuda comes back? >> yes, please. >> clerk: now, we'll take up the post street support. >>

just hang on tight. >> thank you so much. >> if you want to comment press star 3. this is a public comment for the comments for nadia. withdraw your comment at star three. thank you. okay. mr. chair, at this time there are no members. i am sorry. there is one. >> i am calling on behalf of mission bay. yoyou will be missed. we appreciate what you have done for our city. you are great to work with and great to work with. getting millions of office space open, getting streets open and, finally, accepted. you have been a great leader and friend. so sad to see you go. we learned a lot working with you. we wish you knowing but the best -- wish you nothing but the best. >> no other hands, mr. chair. >> no further requests do speak on this item. public comment is closed. turn to fellow commissioners for comments. commissioner scott. >> thank you, chair. nadia, this is such a difficult time to just say farewell, but wishing you all of god's best. nadia, you are did prime example of a humanitarian with love and kindness. from the first encounter of meeting you through commiss

please press star 3 to be added to the public comment queue. you will have three minutes to provide your public comment and six minutes with an interpreter. please standby. there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ambrose: public comment is closed. i will move on and call agenda item number 9. that will be a discussion of the executive director's report an update various programmatic and operational highlights of ethics commission staff activities. director pelham off the floor. >> i have several brief highlights i want to touch on. we planned for two brief presentations or demo from staff. if that is your preference, moving forward, i wanted to take a temperature if you like to proceed with, happy to do that. the first i wanted to highlight following the november election cycle, we're almost wrapping up our public financing process. there are claims that can be submitted following election. as of november 9th the candidates who participated in the program and qualified for the program -- qualified to receive public financing for this electi

press star 6 to mute your own line. pound to hear the number of participants. >> can you guys still hear me? can you all hear me? >> yes. >> okay. so in this case they came to us and said with our limited operations that we can't make enough money off of these items to cover the cost of opening the golf courses. so we agreed to waive the food and beverage concessions, our percentage on those, which in each case in a typical year is about $85,000. of course this year it would be way, way less because of the limitations on their ability to -- to open those facilities. so we are proposing to waive that mag rent. and the other is coit tower, and the way that the coit tower lease works is they collect the elevator revenue, they keep 10%, and give us 90%. for those of you who are on the commission way back we did a big economic analysis of what it really costs them to run the facility. if the -- right now, well, we're a long ways from opening the elevator because of restrictiony can't generate similar revenue they just can't

you need to press star 3 to enter the queue. i have no members of the public requesting to speak at this time. we can move to regular calendar. item 8. 2020-008417cwt. recovery strategy's framework. informational presentation. staff, are you prepared with your presentation? >> i am. >> very good. director hillis. i will pass you the ball. >> thank you, commissioners, for the opportunity to present to you today. i am doing work on the recovery effort. the planning department is working with the office of economic and work force development, the mayor's office of housing and community development and other departments for a coordinated work program with short and long-term strategies to help the city respond to the pandemic and economic downturn. i am happy to be joined by the director of oewd and the director of ocd who is are instrumental in the effort. in october you heard both from the city assessor who talked about the economic recovery task force which has sense then been published. you heard from the city economist who prov

press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold wait until you are muted. are there any callers for item 9? >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> no callers? >> that's correct. no callers in the queue. >> great. public comment is now closed on item 9. if you would like to motion to move this to the board with a positive recommendation, roll call vote, please. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> three ayes. >> thank you very much. item 10. >> variablvares solution authorg certain amendments to the indenture of trust and the loan agreement relating to city's variable rate for the financing for the acquestion kiss, development and construction of 350 unit in a multi-family rental housing project located at 450 folsom street. if you wish to comment call 415-655-0001. please dial star 3 to line up to speak. >> thank you very much. we have joyce. the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, chair fewer, speakers. i am joyce flynn, program mana

press star then 3.caller caller you have two minutes. >> caller: it seems like it's part of the general plan and i would also advocate you try to include more affordable units and [indiscernible] overall. >> commissioners, that concludes public comment. the matter is now before you. commissioner moore. >> in recognition of the beautifully designed project i'd like to make a couple comments. do you know the circumstance in which where the project occurs? my concerns are the few sites we have in san francisco in family zones should be looked at in the context in which the project occurs. and i would agree with staff and agree with public comment that an increased density on this particular side would indeed be more in keeping with what our charge as commissioners really is. we need to look for opportunities for densification and we have the authority to really put a little bit more scrutiny on the project in a way that will high the bar. my very big question would be that we are looking for a scheme that

if you want to make your public comment, please press star 3. next caller please. >> i'm calling also to talk -- [indiscernible] >> clerk: thank you for your comment. if members are noticing there's a crackling sound on the line. we. want to apologize to you for that. staff currently right now working on an alternative to fix that so that is not impeding your ability to hear the callers. next caller please. [indiscernible] >> clerk: thank you. mr. president, the staff like to request a five minute recess while we reconnect the bridge line. >> president yee: we'll reconvene in five minutes. >> clerk: thank you. [recess]

press star then three to be entered into the queue. commissioners i see no members of the public requests to speak at this time. public comment is closed. and the matter is now before you. >> commissioner diamond. >> i think this is a wonderful project. it has so many features to benefit not only the seniors but the community. kudos to the koich. ichurch.it takes a lot to put ta project like this. i move to approve. >> second. >> i'm also supportive of the project. the community benefits are substantial. we hope it gets implemented as soon as possible. >> commissioner imperial. >> thank you. i'm generally supportive of this project. i do have one question out of curiosity regarding the senior housing. i'm wondering either the five proposed unit dollars. there were 18 units senior housing. can you talk more about the senior housing whether-it is something out to the public as well. >> am i unmuted? the housing is open to all . the 18 units is two thirds are par ish ners. one third from people out side. we have three or four people that

please press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you very much. public comment is closed. i will proceed with calling agenda item 3. the draft minutes for the october 9, 2020 ethics commission regular meeting. if any members of the public intend to offer public comment for the consent item, dial in now and enter star 3 to be added to the ky. item 3 is on consent. this is considered routine. if a commission objects it can be removed and considered separately. does any commission member wish to sever any items and call up a separate discussion? commissioner lee, i am going to ask for a verbal from you since i can't see whether or not you are raising your hand. >> madam chair, i don't have any. >> thank you very much. now, can i have a motion to adopt the minutes for the october 9, 2020 meeting. >> so moved. >> moved. i will take that as move and second. if you can -- can we move for public comment on the consent

to raise your hand to speak press star three. there will be a chime when your time has expired. >> there is one caller. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i hope you are doing well. i am calling on the last board meeting. after i left i received a phone call 10 minutes after i left the meeting. i was told there was a potential violation of the browns act. specifically someone on the board that has been discussing item 10, the construction management contract with staff prior to the public meeting. this is extremely serious. i hope the commission and city attorney take it seriously. not only had she lied to you and misrepresented facts and had to change her statement after i represented the facts. she had no choice but to change the statement. now we have evidence or what seems to be evidence of a commissioner colluding with staff on this issue. i take an exception, one, the commissioner asked what is our exposure? i hope you understand one thing. we are living in an environment right now where federal charges are being filed. it h

>> clerk: if you want to make public comment, press star 3. star 3 to raise your hand.dent bernal: do we have questions or comments commissioners? you mentioned data management, are we utilizing the ethics system in determining to meet the requirements. is it useful in that regard or do we have to use a system that is the state or federal system, how are we tackling that? >> that's a great question. so we looked, there are a couple of -- there's a platform that the state has purchased i think through the state of maryland. it was called prep mod. but we ended up deciding to go with our epic platform. we had the same functionality. its interface is within epic. we want to make sure as we think a year in the future with this, we want to make sure the providers can see. we were able to work with the epic team to have the functionality we needed. so, as of right now, epic will be able to fulfill those needs. we are also working with the city administrator's office because there's a digital design group helping with testing sites and we are -- they're helping us to go throug

if you wish to speak or submit your testimony, please press star, three. i see one more additional request. >> hello. my name is karen kai, and i am a member of little friend's [inaudible] women's legacy project, and i am also a member of the board of directors of the asian pacific islander americans in historic preservation, a national organization that promotes historic preservation and cultural recognition throughout the nation, and this is really one of the wonderful legacy of not just the people who founded it, but their communities. and i want to thank frances mcmillan and wanda graves did for their work with the japanese community and the african american and the lgbtq community, as well. i want to thank [inaudible] little friends for their conscientious efforts to preserve the building. i trust and am confident that the commission has read the report, and i thank you very much for that, and i look forward to going on the board of supervisors to inform them about this building and the recommendation, which i'm hoping will be passed. i'm pretty sure

for those who have connected via phone, press star followed by 3 to speak. for those on hold in the que, wait until you hear prompts to inform that your line is unmuted. for those watching on cable channel 26 or online, if you wish to speak on the item, now is your opportunity. call in by following the instructions on your screen. dial 415-665-0001. enter the meeting id of today's meeting, which is 146 582 4744. press the pound symbol twice and then press star followed by 3 to enter the que to speak. i'm checking now to see if we have callers. there are no callers, mr. chair. >> supervisor mar: great, thank you mr. clerk. public comment is now closed. colleagues, i would like to move that we recommend this to the full board as a committee report. mr. clerk, can you please call roll? >> clerk: the motion is to be recommended for report. (roll call) mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. can you please call item 2 mr. clerk. >> clerk: agenda two, a resolution for a historical contract between pacific stables property llc and authorizing

press star 6 to mute your own line. pound to hear the number of participants. >> can you guys still hear me? can you all hear me? >> yes. >> okay. so in this case they came to us and said with our limited operations that we can't make enough money off of these items to cover the cost of opening the golf courses. so we agreed to waive the food and beverage concessions, our percentage on those, which in each case in a typical year is about $85,000. of course this year it would be way, way less because of the limitations on their ability to -- to open those facilities. so we are proposing to waive that mag rent. and the other is coit tower, and the way that the coit tower lease works is they collect the elevator revenue, they keep 10%, and give us 90%. for those of you who are on the commission way back we did a big economic analysis of what it really costs them to run the facility. if the -- right now, well, we're a long ways from opening the elevator because of restrictiony can't generate similar revenue they just can't

if you would like to join the queue, press star 3. next caller, please. >> good evening, thank you for your time and attention supervisor and my name is joe i'm the owner of wine on polk street. we have opened in 2006 and i just laid off (inaudible) of my staff last week because of the shut down. we are in new york city of two restaurants where i was inside and i'm still operating outside as they are and new york city recent data shows where people are getting covid and restaurants inside and outside were only responsible for less than 1/4 persons. so what we are asking supervisor in the city of san francisco to survive is to reopen other dining that who are working hard during these and working seriously and making the share space program permanent for the restaurant and awful the business in some fiscal and again, thank you again for your time and listening to because just listening to us is a problem because we have a tough year and seeing that people are interested into us is very important. thank you very much the. >> thank you f

press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those on hold wait until you are muted. are there any callers for item 9? >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> no callers? >> that's correct. no callers in the queue. >> great. public comment is now closed on item 9. if you would like to motion to move this to the board with a positive recommendation, roll call vote, please. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> three ayes. >> thank you very much. item 10. >> variablvares solution authorg certain amendments to the indenture of trust and the loan agreement relating to city's variable rate for the financing for the acquestion kiss, development and construction of 350 unit in a multi-family rental housing project located at 450 folsom street. if you wish to comment call 415-655-0001. please dial star 3 to line up to speak. >> thank you very much. we have joyce. the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, chair fewer, speakers. i am joyce flynn, program mana

it's important that you press star, three to enter the queue as pressing it again will move you out of the public comment line and back into listening mode. once you're in line, the system will prompt you to speak, so it's important that you call from a quiet location. please address your comments to the commission as a whole and not to individual members of the madam chair, we are checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> clerk: if you have just joined this meeting, we are currently on agenda item 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. you will have three minutes to provide your comment, six minutes if you are on-line with an interpreter. if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue. please wait on-line until the system indicates you have been unmuted. please stand by. madam chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> all right. i understand we're supposed to wait 90 seconds, or have you already waited 90 seconds? >> clerk: yeah. there was -- from the moment that i -- yeah, because i'm keepi

for members already on, please press star, three to raise your hand. and we have no public comment, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: commissioner cohen, did you have a question? >> commissioner cohen: yes, i do. thank you. i'm curious, mosier, were members -- were officers consulted with this policy or members of the p.o.a. consulted on the creation of this policy? is. >> so this policy is going to be part of a larger revision to department general order 11.08, which will accompany or which will actually fold in the wearing of earrings and jewelry, and during the creation of that general order, there was extensive conversations and consultation with members of the department as well as members of the p.o.a. that current department general order is going through the process, and i believe is currently with d.p.a. for review and should be submitted to you, the commission, soon. >> commissioner cohen: thank you. >> vice president taylor: okay. sergeant, do you want to call roll for the vote? >> clerk: yes. so on the montion to adopt the department

for members already on, please press star, three to raise your hand. and we have no public comment, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: commissioner cohen, did you have a question? >> commissioner cohen: yes, i do. thank you. i'm curious, mosier, were members -- were officers consulted with this policy or members of the p.o.a. consulted on the creation of this policy? is. >> so this policy is going to be part of a larger revision to department general order 11.08, which will accompany or which will actually fold in the wearing of earrings and jewelry, and during the creation of that general order, there was extensive conversations and consultation with members of the department as well as members of the p.o.a. that current department general order is going through the process, and i believe is currently with d.p.a. for review and should be submitted to you, the commission, soon. >> commissioner cohen: thank you. >> vice president taylor: okay. sergeant, do you want to call roll for the vote? >> clerk: yes. so on the montion to adopt the department

if you would like to comment on this item you should press star three to be added. >> paul. if you have anyone in line. okay, so, caller state your name and you have two minutes. >> do they know to hit star three. you might be on mute but we can't hear you if you are trying to speak. >> they are unmuted. >> i'd hate to miss a comment. let's answer any of the commissioners questions and keep it open to ask at the end of the questions. >> okay, caller if you can hear us we couldn't hear you we'll come back after the commissioners discuss. >> i see you have a hand up mr. ginsburg. >> that was an error. >> that was an error. thank you very much. the general manager was in error. are there any commissioner comments or questions. commissioner mcdonnell. >> i just have a quick question from what i heard and read. the additional new net shadow is on -- is it between november 15th through the 25th and am i correct it's at 3:45 p.m. >> thank you for the question. the date of november 15th and january 25th are highlighting the maximum shaw days. again, on that maximum it begins at 11:45

if you need to withdraw your question, please press star 2.gain, to ask a question, please press star 1. we will go ahead and begin with sarah from politico. sarah your line is now open. ,sarah: thank you. this is sarah from politico. you were breaking on a little bit in the beginning when we were talking about the astrazeneca vaccine. british saying that the approval was premature quest to short -- premature? approval will be, like he said, months later. i know that they said yesterday that there is a long and the cdc vaccination rates, so what is the disparity? how much of a lag is there, and what are the numbers? >> i hope you can hear me ok. a science-based, highly well-skilled regulatory agency, and, therefore, i am not raising any question as to the decision that they have made. having said that, the requirements and the decision process as we have built it here in the u.s. is what i can really comment on and what i know from within. that was my sense of the commence of april of the emergency use authorization as far as us being in the u

if you want to make a comment press star 3. no comments commissioners. >> president bernal: any comments or questions commissioners? >> president bernal: i do not see any comments or questions. thank you very much for both of the reports. we look forward to continuing to follow as we go along with all of the uncertainty ahead of us and appreciate all of your work to put us in as good of a position as possible moving into that phase. >> thank you commissioners. >> president bernal: thank you. all right. we can move on to our next item which is hold over from the beginning of the agenda, the approval of the minutes from our meeting of tuesday december 1st. commissioners, upon review of the minutes, do we have any amendments or a motion to approve? >> so move. >> second. >> clerk: i will do a vote. (roll call) it's passed. >> president bernal: next item, community and commissioner update. commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: the first was the bridge h.i.v. research which was excellent and fascinating. and focused on the

please press star 3 to raise your hand. so far we have one public comment. >> ok. >> good evening, mrs. brown, you have two minutes. >> hi. again, i'm about my son who was murdered august 14th, 2006. still to this day, i still have no close your and still it's unsolved homicide (inaudible). i'm just asking that my investigators that are who are my investigators to still do some work on my son. i haven't heard anymore from my investigator and i don't know if it has anything to do with covid and what's going on now and all of the other murders going on now. i also want to thank too for my last comment on writing a letter to the feds concerning to recant the story about my son being affiliated with a gang and i want to thank the person that stepped up to make any conversation about writing a letter and i hope all the other commissioners will join in with her about writing a letter to the fed concerning my son. like i said, the christmas is coming up and my son's favorite holiday was christmas and i has sisters that are still l

for members already on, please press star, three to raise your hand. and we have no public comment, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: commissioner cohen, did you have a question? >> commissioner cohen: yes, i do. thank you. i'm curious, mosier, were members -- were officers consulted with this policy or members of the p.o.a. consulted on the creation of this policy? is. >> so this policy is going to be part of a larger revision to department general order 11.08, which will accompany or which will actually fold in the wearing of earrings and jewelry, and during the creation of that general order, there was extensive conversations and consultation with members of the department as well as members of the p.o.a. that current department general order is going through the process, and i believe is currently with d.p.a. for review and should be submitted to you, the commission, soon. >> commissioner cohen: thank you. >> vice president taylor: okay. sergeant, do you want to call roll for the vote? >> clerk: yes. so on the montion to adopt the department

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press star, three to enter the queue. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted to begin your comment, and you will have three minutes. i'm checking the lines now. >> chair williams? >> yes? >> i was wondering if we needed a city attorney clarification, on what the public comment would be taken on? >> city attorney givner? >> sure. there's just -- the committee only needs to provide one period of public comment for this item, so people can comment during this period on either the data officer or the bylaws or both, but you don't need to take two public comments. >> sorry. i wanted to get public comment on that. >> okay. no worries. is there any public comment? >> i do not see any public comment in the attendee list. >> okay. thank you. so we'll now go back to the motion for this item. does anyone have a recommendation? we can take this in its entirety with the data officer included or we can take them separately. it's really up to the committee at this point. so any member can make a motion for that. >>

press pound twice and press star followed by 3. when you have raised your hand wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. one more thing. i am in receipt of a memo that this be a committee report for consideration during the december 15th regular meeting of the board of supervisors. >> thank you. we will hear from the alu and the offer is on the line. >> good morning. >> tell us what you got. >> tony boloney applied for type-21 license. zero letters protest. two letters support. located in plot 220, high crime. census track 107601. the southern station has no opposition and alu recommends approval. petitioner shall monitor the area to prevent loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise. as of november 11, 2020 the applicant agreed to the above-listed conditions. >> thank you, officer. >> do we have a representative of the applicant. >> yes, cla consulting representing the applicant. as mentioned in the letters of support. there were more than two. tony baloney's is a 30 year institution. since the co

>> clerk: if you want to make public comment, press star 3. star 3 to raise your hand. no public comment. >> president bernal: do we have questions or comments commissioners? you mentioned data management, are we utilizing the ethics system in determining to meet the requirements. is it useful in that regard or do we have to use a system that is the state or federal system, how are we tackling that? >> that's a great question. so we looked, there are a couple of -- there's a platform that the state has purchased i think through the state of maryland. it was called prep mod. but we ended up deciding to go with our epic platform. we had the same functionality. its interface is within epic. we want to make sure as we think a year in the future with this, we want to make sure the providers can see. we were able to work with the epic team to have the functionality we needed. so, as of right now, epic will be able to fulfill those needs. we are also working with the city administrator's office because there's a digital design group helping with testing sites and we are -- the

press star three to line up to speak.ystem prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. >> mr. chair. we are joined by supervisor mar for this item. vice chair safai if you can take over for a few minutes i am going to the boy's room. supervisor mar, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair peskin and supervisors of fieand suppressston. i call on governor newsom to take the urgent actions needed to end fossil fuel extraction in california to protect the health and safety of front line communities most directly impacted by extraction and to ensure a just transition for the workers in the oil and gas industry. last year we declared a climate state of emergency in san francisco. this state continues to extract 200 million barrels of oil every year and natural gas. in the first six months of this year the state has issued 190% more drilling per minutes under the first six months in office. this is climate denial. if we never build a new oil or gas well. the fossil fuel production will push the globe past 2° of warming for o

to raise your hand to speak press star three. do we have any callers. >> there is one caller in the cue. >> thank you. >> can you hear me now? >> i can hear you. okay. >> this meeting is still ongoing. we have a brief comment. the report on page four in the middle. let me call that up. it's a little vague on the fiscal impact of the proposal. if you could ask for a sense of quail. scale. i assume this is more than a couple hundred thousand. anyway, i'm trying to get a sense of the revenue delayed or fore forgone. i assume they don't violate proposition 218 and they are happy about that. again, if you could post the presentation to the website. i didn't see it before it was just made right now. thank you, caller. madam secretary there are no more callers in cue. >> commissioner peskin it's time for the motion. >> i make a motion to continue the program. >> do we have a second? may we have a second. >> second. >> thank you. madam secretary roll call please. [roll call] >> the motion has passed. next item is item 14 for clean power

then press star, three to enter the queue, and listen for the system to indicate you have been unmuted before you make your comments. >> clerk: mr. operator, do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: mr. chair, there are no comments. >> supervisor mar: okay. public comment is closed. mr. clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to go into closed session -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. by. >> chair mar: we are now back in open session. thank you for your patience while we were away. mr. clerk, please report on the deliberation. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. during the closed session deliberations, the committee acted unanimously to recommend agenda item number 8 to the board of supervisors for consideration on december 15, 2020. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. on the motion to not disclose, please call roll. >> clerk: on a motion to not disclose the closed session deliberations -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. is there any further business? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> cha

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>> clerk: if you want to make public comment, press star 3. star 3 to raise your hand. no public comment. >> president bernal: do we have questions or comments commissioners? you mentioned data management, are we utilizing the ethics system in determining to meet the requirements. is it useful in that regard or do we have to use a system that is the state or federal system, how are we tackling that? >> that's a great question. so we looked, there are a couple of -- there's a platform that the state has purchased i think through the state of maryland. it was called prep mod. but we ended up deciding to go with our epic platform. we had the same functionality. its interface is within epic. we want to make sure as we think a year in the future with this, we want to make sure the providers can see. we were able to work with the epic team to have the functionality we needed. so, as of right now, epic will be able to fulfill those needs. we are also working with the city administrator's office because there's a digital design group helping with testing sites and we are -- the

if you would like to join the queue, press star 3. next caller, please. >> good evening, thank you for your time and attention supervisor and my name is joe i'm the owner of wine on polk street. we have opened in 2006 and i just laid off (inaudible) of my staff last week because of the shut down. we are in new york city of two restaurants where i was inside and i'm still operating outside as they are and new york city recent data shows where people are getting covid and restaurants inside and outside were only responsible for less than 1/4 persons. so what we are asking supervisor in the city of san francisco to survive is to reopen other dining that who are working hard during these and working seriously and making the share space program permanent for the restaurant and awful the business in some fiscal and again, thank you again for your time and listening to because just listening to us is a problem because we have a tough year and seeing that people are interested into us is very important. thank you very much the. >> thank you f