press star, three to enter the queue. >> chair haney: thank you. and i believe we have eric shaw with the presentation. >> so good morning, chair haney, supervisor safai, supervisor mar, and members of the public. my name is eric shaw, director of the mayor's office of housing and community development. i am pleased to be here today to provide an overview of the mayor's emergency rental assistance funding. as you're all aware, since the pandemic hit, housing instability across the region has increased greatly. under the leadership of mayor breed, the city launched the give to s.f. housing program last spring, which provides crucial financial assistance to over 1400 extremely vulnerable households. the u.s. treasury fund the city received for emergency rental assistance will assure our funds get into the hands of those who need it the most. per the guidelines, cities with population more than 200,000 [inaudible] while the california received a separate allocation. the city of san francisco received $26.5 million as well as the state of california re

any caller on the line press star 3. any caller on the line? >> there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. public comment is closed. president bridges. >> thank you. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> six ayes, motion passes. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item 8. discussion item. chief investment officer report. >> thank you, mr. coker. >> thank you. we had another fine month in the month of march edging out return 98 basis points. private equity led up 4% for the month. ipo market has been r.e.d. hot. there is more to come. 20 or so companies with $20 billion or more. probably some still good returns still to be recognized as companies go public here over the next number of quarters. you will recall last spring we thought our abso is loot return -- our return wouldbe good. that the is proving to be the case on a fiscal year bases. [please stand by] >> in closed session in prior months that have now closed is last in february the board approved our first investment in atlas capital resources, this is a buy-out strategy and the bo

any caller on the line press star 3. any caller on the line? >> there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. public comment is closed. president bridges. >> thank you. roll call vote, please. [roll call] >> six ayes, motion passes. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item 8. discussion item. chief investment officer report. >> thank you, mr. coker. >> thank you. we had another fine month in the month of march edging out return 98 basis points. private equity led up 4% for the month. ipo market has been r.e.d. hot. there is more to come. 20 or so companies with $20 billion or more. probably some still good returns still to be recognized as companies go public here over the next number of quarters. you will recall last spring we thought our abso is loot return -- our return wouldbe good. that the is proving to be the case on a fiscal year bases. [please stand by] >> in closed session in prior months that have now closed is last in february the board approved our first investment in atlas capital resources, this is a buy-out strategy and the bo

press star, three to enter the queue. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly, call from a quiet location, and turn down any speakers or volume. >> chair haney: madam clerk, thank you. will you please call item 1? >> clerk: yes. item 1 is a hearing to request the budget and legislative analyst to provide a budget and policy analysis of nonprofit service provider sustainability and related issues of pay equity, to provide an overview and analysis of what actions the city has taken to ensure the viability and sustainability of nonprofit organizations that provide services for the city, an analysis of whether the city funding is keeping up with the cost of doing business and city mandates, and requesting the budget and legislative analyst, department of public health, human services agency, department of homelessness and supportive housing, department of children, youth, and their families, and controller's office to report. members of the public, please press star, three to be entered into the queue, and for those of

if you have not already done so, please press star, three to speak. please wait until the system prompt indicates you have been unmuted before you begin your comments. >> chair haney: great. thank you so much, madam clerk. we have annette williams who is here to present on this item. >> hi. i have a powerpoint that i can show or i can just go through it, depending on what you prefer. >> chair haney: we like powerpoints. >> okay. you'll get it. so my name's annette williams, and i'm the director of accessible services at m.t.a., and next slide, please. i wanted to just start by thanking you and the full board for all the support of paratransit, and especially during the pandemic, there's been significant help that's been out there for seniors and people with disabilities and has allowed people to take essential trips when it's been a difficult time. just quickly, our main services are s.f. access, which is the individualized van program, group vans, which is groups of people going somewhere, like an adult daycare center, and taxi service center, provid

to speak press star 3. know you must limit comments to the item discussed unless you are speaking under general public comment. if you are not on the topic the chair can limit your comments to the topic. we ask that the public comment is made in a civil manner and no profanity. your first order is item 3 approval of minutes of march 9, 2021. >> any discussion or corrections to the minutes of march 9th? >> seeing none. public comment on this item, please. >> item 3 the minutes of march 9. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146682 -- if you do not stay on topic you can limit to the agenda topic. we ask that public comment is made in a respectful manner and refrain from use of profanity. please direct remarks to the commissioner and not to individual commissioners or staff. do we have any callers? >> there are no caller in the queue at this time. >> public comment on the approval of minutes march 99, 2021 is closed. >> may i have a motion and second to approve the minutes of march 9th. >> i move approval. >> second.

press star 3 to be placed in the queue. for members on the phone with us who like to provide public comment, you can press star 3 on your touch tone phone. we'll allow few moments for the public to call in. it does not look like there's any member of the public wishing to comment. >> chair bustos: i will close public comment. i will ask my fellow commissioners if anyone has any questions or comments? commissioner bycer? >> commissioner bycer: thank you. i have one line of questioning. i'm all about government running efficiently, i think it's great to take pride in ocii fishing operation. i'm curious if you can comment on -- it's a $38 million annual increase from last year to 7.3% increase. we do not see staffing levels competent from last year. i want to make sure increase in budget that the team -- is that the [indiscernible] >> yes. we are not changing our staffing levels from the prior year. the increase is just due to the affordable housing loans that we're issuing. this is something that -- we have a five-year outloo

if you haven't done so, press star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. >> chair: great. thank you. rec and park to present on the item. >> yes, good morning, supervisors. chair haney, supervisor safai and supervisor mar. i'm here to present legislation for the statewide park grant for 900 innes boatyard park. the legislation was amended on line section -- excuse me -- line 8 was amended to add language that there is a contract amendment number 1, which i will discuss a little later in my presentation. but for now, we're basically requesting -- i'm here to request that the board of supervisors authorize the recreation and park department to accept and expend the california state parks department statewide park grant in the amount of $8.5 million for the 900 innes boatyard park expansion project. the legislation also is asking the board of supervisors to authorize us to enter into an agreement for the maintenance and operation of the project improvements for a period of 30 years. that contract performance

if you would like to make public comment please press star 3 now. and, president cohen, it does not appear we have any public comment. >> president cohen: that's a surprise. no problem. let's continue moving forward. what's the next item. >> clerk: line item four. presentation of the department of police accountability local progress reform transform results and civilian oversight updates. discussion. >> sorry. i was muted. >> sergeant youngblood, will you be pulling up the presentation? >> clerk: yes. >> clerk: sorry. that is not the right one. >> great. thank you. good evening president cohen, vice president elias, chief scott, members of the public. tonight's presentation is an overview of local progress and an update on what steps other jurisdictions are taking to strengthen civilian oversight systems. next slide, please. a quick overview, the local project is a center. the mission of progress is to learn from experiences, share policy ideas and model legislation. local progress evaluated twelve jurisdictions based on a set of policy criteria de

if you would like to comment on this item press star 3. i see no public comment for this item. >> public comment is now closed. unless there is any final additional comments, i want to move this item. i want to pass item 4. if we can have a second. >> second mandelman. >> madam clerk roll call vote, please. >> item 4. commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> there are three ayes, the motion is approved. >> thank you. appreciate you all and your work. can you please call item 5. >> committee meet. recommend approval of the treasure island multi operator transit pass study and final report and add adoption of a design framework for the treasure island multi operator transit pass. this is a action item. >> hello commissioners, senior transportation planner at the san francisco county transportation authority. i will present the treasure island design framework and final report. this is an action item. i will provide an overview of the transit pass that we have designed, describe our reco

to unmute, press star 3. we ask that public comment be made in a civil and respectful manner and that that yow /* /* you refrain from the use of profanity. mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> operator: madam secretary, there are nine callers waiting to be recognized. first caller, your line is open. you have two minutes. >> we would like to make some observations about the presentation today. san francisco's population is projected to grow by 39% between now and 2045. water demand is projected to grow by 11%. further san francisco per capita per day will remain flat from 2035 to 2045 indicating there is little movement below that. the agencies are projected to see a 31% population increase through 2045 and an increase in water demands of 23%. for sfpuc there are unrealistic challenges associated with addressing the shortfalls created by the implementation of the bay delta plans. if those cutbacks were to be applied to the customer base, the numbers would have to dip below 30 gallons per day. moreover, d

to speak press star 3. know you must limit comments to the item discussed unless you are speaking under general public comment. if you are not on the topic the chair can limit your comments to the topic. we ask that the public comment is made in a civil manner and no profanity. your first order is item 3 approval of minutes of march 9, 2021. >> any discussion or corrections to the minutes of march 9th? >> seeing none. public comment on this item, please. >> item 3 the minutes of march 9. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id146682 -- if you do not stay on topic you can limit to the agenda topic. we ask that public comment is made in a respectful manner and refrain from use of profanity. please direct remarks to the commissioner and not to individual commissioners or staff. do we have any callers? >> there are no caller in the queue at this time. >> public comment on the approval of minutes march 99, 2021 is closed. >> may i have a motion and second to approve the minutes of march 9th. >> i move approval. >> second.

when your item comes up, press pound followed by star 3.ystem indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. best practices are to call from a quiet location to speak clearly and slowly. everyone must account for potential time delays and speaking discrepancies we may encounter during the live streaming. alternative, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. you may e-mail me john carol. my e-mail address is john.carroll@sfgov.org. you may submit your public comment by paper by mailing it to our office at city hall. city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. >> supervisor mar: thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call item one. >> clerk: agenda item 1 liquor license 496-14 street. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this hearing should call the public comment number which i will repeat. (415) 655-0001, enter the meeting i.d. of 1874560963. press pound and then press star followed by 3 to enter the queue if you wish to speak on this hearing. mr. c

you need to press star then three to be added to the queue. for items on today's agenda, we will be requesting public comment when that item is called. we have one more caller. >> when you hear that your line's been unmuted, that's your indication to begin speaking. >> my name is jason crossland. i am a fourth generation san franciscan, and a tenant leader for the central city [inaudible] -- oh. >> clerk: sir, did you want to conclude your comments? >> yes. i feel that the project is not reflective of the needs and wants of the tenderloin neighborhood. we have too many high density-type buildings already. more importantly, there's a tendency of not working with the community. >> clerk: sir, i'm going to stop you. are you speaking to 450 o'farrell here? >> yes. >> clerk: as i told the woman before you, we're not taking comment on 450 o'farrell just yet, okay? we will be doing that next. for items not on today's agenda, to make public comment, press star, three. all right. seeing no further commenters, public comment is closed. >> director hilli

reminder for members of the public who are on the phone and who would like to provide public comment, press star 3 on your phone now if you like to provide public comment. that is star 3. mr. chair, at this time, it does not appear we have any other members of the public wishing to comment on this item. >> chair bustos: thank you. there are no further request, i will close public comment. i will turn it my fellow commissioners for their questions. i like to start with commissioner brackett. break i will come back to commissioner brackett. commissioner bycer? >> commissioner bycer: first question is probably for staff, what cause -- [indiscernible] >> i don't want to speak too much for the previous developer, i want to say that they were concern the with some of the delays related to additional testing that the state did in phase one of the shipyard. they were concerned those delays would continue. as far as the delay created by leaving the project. they left the project last july and it took us through now to get a new developer on board. it did add several months. we're hoping to move forward a

you need to press star then three to be added to the queue. for items on today's agenda, we will be requesting public comment when that item is called. we have one more caller. >> when you hear that your line's been unmuted, that's your indication to begin speaking. >> my name is jason crossland. i am a fourth generation san franciscan, and a tenant leader for the central city [inaudible] -- oh. >> clerk: sir, did you want to conclude your comments? >> yes. i feel that the project is not reflective of the needs and wants of the tenderloin neighborhood. we have too many high density-type buildings already. more importantly, there's a tendency of not working with the community. >> clerk: sir, i'm going to stop you. are you speaking to 450 o'farrell here? >> yes. >> clerk: as i told the woman before you, we're not taking comment on 450 o'farrell just yet, okay? we will be doing that next. for items not on today's agenda, to make public comment, press star, three. all right. seeing no further commenters, public comment is closed. >> director hilli

at this time, if you would like to make public comment, please press star 3. it appears we have a couple of public comments. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening. my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd

when your item comes up, press pound followed by star 3.wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. best practices are to call from a quiet location to speak clearly and slowly. everyone must account for potential time delays and speaking discrepancies we may encounter during the live streaming. alternative, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. you may e-mail me john carol. my e-mail address is john.carroll@sfgov.org. you may submit your public comment by paper by mailing it to our office at city hall. city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. >> supervisor mar: thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call item one. >> clerk: agenda item 1 liquor license 496-14 street. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this hearing should call the public comment number which i will repeat. (415) 655-0001, enter the meeting i.d. of 1874560963. press pound and then press star followed by 3 to enter the queue if you wish to speak on thi

you need to press star, then 3 to be added to the queue. >> i'm sorry. i made a mistake. >> secretary: thank you. commissioners, that will conclude public comment. the matter is now before you. >> commissioner: in general, i'm in support of the project. i would like to see what other commissioners report. >> secretary: commissioner tanner. >> thank you. i'm also in support of this project. i'm pretty impressed by it. i think these are some of the things the commission has been talking about and wanting to see is adding more density. not only the three units, but also the a.d.u.. i applaud the amount of outdoor space that's provided in addition to their rear yard. i have a question for mr. henderson or mr. quan, is that going to be shared. i'm assuming most of the rear would be share amongst all the units. is that correct? >> correct. this is mr. hennessy, the rear yard will be shared by all the units. >> commissioner: okay. and then i'm not sure, mr. hennessy, or mr. or ms. quan if you want to incur to your tenants. will your tenants be offered a return.

to raise your hand, press star and then 3. once it is your turn to speak, you'll be prompted that your line has been unmuted. each speaker has three minutes to speak. caller, you're able to speak. please start public comment. >> yes, hi, can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay. great. good afternoon. i am a former san francisco resident. i'm a friend of a lyon-martin patient. that is the 1735 mission street address. she has told me many times how crucial lyon-martin is and was to her health and safety. they were a pioneer for lgbtq rights and we must push forward as leaders until everyone is free and safe. the pandemic has underscored the inequities between the have and have-nots who are pressed -- in oppressed communities. suffer from inequity and lack of human rights, like health care, the trans-community and black trans-women. this global health system -- [indiscernible] is a tremendous -- opportunity to be on the right side of -- [indiscernible] urgency. legacy business and join -- and everything that may be considered that is wi

please press star 3 now. and president cohen we have no public comment. >> vice president elias: there was a motion so can we do the vote. >> clerk: on the motion to approve department bulletin to allow the green pin for mental health awareness month. [roll call] you have six yeses. >> president cohen: great. motion passes. let's celebrate. congratulations. good job. next item, please. >> line item six. discussion and possible action to approve revised draft department general order 3.09 "department awards," for meeting with the conferring san francisco police officer's association as required by law. this is a discussion and possible action item. >> thank you. first of all, i just want to start by thanking -- commissioner cohen you mentioned this as well. and also executive director paul henderson and the team at the department of speech accountability who also helped us. this is several years in the making. but i just want to point out outline what the changes are for the commission in the public and what i

you need to press star and then 3 to be added to the queue. commissioners, public comment is now closed and the mater is before you. i will remind you this is an informational item only. and we do have one last late request to speak. you have one minute. >> caller: -- and not just for soma. -- >> clerk: go ahead, caller. okay. never mind. public comment is closed. commissioners, this informational item is now before you. >> president: commissioner moore? >> commissioner: i wanted to express my support for the project and only have one question for mr. christianson. commissioners received a letter this morning and you in your presentation spoke about a shadow study. could you please reaffirm that there is indeed no shadow on the, what i call, the middle school playground? >> i would like to be clear. we did do a shadow study that was examining any potential significant shadow impact under ceqa or any shadow impact under planning code section 295 which governs shadow on properties under the jurisdiction of rec and park commission. the shadow stu

at this time, if you would like to make public comment, please press star 3. it appears we have a couple of public comments. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening. my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd

press star 3 to be added to the queue if you wish to speak for this item. if you are on hold please continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear a prompt informing you your line is unmuted. for those watching on cable channel 26 or through sfgovtv.org, if you wish to speak call in now by following instructions on the screen. dial 415-655-0001 enter id1874819510. pound twice and star 3 to be entered to speak. could you let us know if we have any callers in the queue? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> seeing that there are no callers, public comment is now closed. motion to move out of committee with positive recommendations. >> so moved. i also had my name in the chat to be added as cosponsor. >> me as well, please. >> mr. clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion that this item be recommended offered by vice chair preston. vice chair preston. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye. >> madam chair, three ayes. >> the motion passes unanimously. thank you so much. mr. clerk, are there any other items befo

the folks on the line, please press star 3 if you'd like to make a general comment. star 3. no hands, commissioners. no public comment. >> vice president green: all right. well, then the next item on the agenda is the finance and planning committee update. >> thank you, commissioner green. the finance and planning committee met right before the commission meetings and we had some pretty robust discussions about some of the contracts and as you see on the consent calendar quite a few of them are covid related and we are hoping that they will have a smooth pass through. so on the consent calendar, you will see like the contract report as well as -- i don't even remember how many contracts there are for your approval. >> secretary: i believe there's seven, commissioner. >> commissioner: thank you. and we also appreciate dr. ianna bennett to come to the committee to do the presentations about racial equity and i think that it was really informing and i think that she will be presenting to the full commission soon. i'm done. >> secretary: so there we go. >> vice president green:

when you hear the item that you want to comment on, press star, three to enter the queue. when your allotted time is reached, i will announce that your time is up and take the next person queued to speak. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak slowly and clearly, and state your name. i'd like to take roll at this time. [roll call] >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. first on your agenda is general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to comment on items not on the agenda. seeing no members of the public wishing to offer public comment, public comment is closed. we are now on item 2, department matters. >> thank you, commissioners. i'd like to remind you that the public conference is open. it's going to occur virtually again june 8 from june 10. this is a great way to get your training underway, basically, your preservation that we track through the office of his torque preservation. -- historic preservation. that's all i have, commission. than

for reporters on the line, press star one to ask a question. please remember to state your name and media affiliation before you speak and address the speaker who you would like to answer your question. address one speaker at a time. you may enter again and ask additional questions. first of, we will hear from steve durer sick -- we will hear from steve. >> i want to congratulate the nasa team, space x team and our international partners. what we do is really challenging but also rewarding and we could not do it without our commercial one international partners. watching a launch from the kennedy space center never gets old for me. it is especially exciting and visually stunning, this launch was. it was a little different for me this time as the acting administrator. ministrator but then i could not be more proud of the team. it has been an incredible year for nasa, particularly for human spaceflight with three lunches in 11 months -- launches in 11 months. just 11 month ago and watching the launch the day and just about a decade and then did t

please press star 3 now. and president cohen we have no public comment. >> vice president elias: there was a motion so can we do the vote. >> clerk: on the motion to approve department bulletin to allow the green pin for mental health awareness month. [roll call] you have six yeses. >> president cohen: great. motion passes. let's celebrate. congratulations. good job. next item, please. >> line item six. discussion and possible action to approve revised draft department general order 3.09 "department awards," for meeting with the conferring san francisco police officer's association as required by law. this is a discussion and possible action item. >> thank you. first of all, i just want to start by thanking -- commissioner cohen you mentioned this as well. and also executive director paul henderson and the team at the department of speech accountability who also helped us. this is several years in the making. but i just want to point out outline what the changes are for the commission in the public and what i

when your item comes up, press pound followed by star 3. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. best practices are to call from a quiet location to speak clearly and slowly. everyone must account for potential time delays and speaking discrepancies we may encounter during the live streaming. alternative, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. you may e-mail me john carol. my e-mail address is john.carroll@sfgov.org. you may submit your public comment by paper by mailing it to our office at city hall. city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. >> supervisor mar: thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call item one. >> clerk: agenda item 1 liquor license 496-14 street. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this hearing should call the public comment number which i will repeat. (415) 655-0001, enter the meeting i.d. of 1874560963. press pound and then press star followed by 3 to enter the queue if you wish to spea

to speak press star three. you must limit comments to the topic of the item discussed and remind you you do not stay on the topic the chair can interrupt and ask you to limit your comment. we ask public comment is made in a respectful manner and refrain from profanity. address your remarks to the commission and not the individual commissioners or staff. >> do we have any callers? >> there is one caller wishing to be recognized. >> you have two minutes. >> coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. i did raise my hand to ask for item 9c to be severed the filmore intersection project. i don't know why i didn't get called on. could i speak on that now, please? >> yes, go ahead. >> this is project involved a summary of commission action that states contract duration up to 182 consecutive days, approximately three months. however, three months is 90 days not 182 days. my main concerns have to be funding available to the project. it does list the project numbers. even though the project includes a loss replacement i

press the pound symbol twice and then press star followed by three to enter the cue to speak. while we're waiting for our first caller i'm going to note that supervisor haney returned to this meeting and has been here since 11:29. ms. pena, can you bring us our first caller? >> hi, my name is ruth bornestein. i'm part of a leadership team of the san francisco chapter of united against gun violence. we are very much supportive in gvros in general and these amendments in particular to enhance the process. so thank you, supervisor stefani, for bringing it and, supervisor mar, for now cosponsoring. i do want to add that it was really, as a brady member but also as a citizen of san francisco, it was just wonderful to hear commander viswanee speak about this and also learn more about the sfpd's effort. so i'm glad i was able to join and hear all of that and i thank all of you for your attention and work on this. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much ms. bornestein for participating in the discussion. there is another caller on this item. caller, please go ahead. >> thank you. com

1-415-655-0001 meeting i.d. 187 355 1611 then press pound twice if you haven't already done so press star 3 to speak. when you have been unmuted you cab begin your comments. >> supervisor: thank you, madame clerk, colleagues, as you're aware going in the budget season in process there are some issues we want to have a deeper dive with the support of our budget and legislative analyst office and this is the first of those presentations that we're going to be hearing in the coming weeks and this is one that i've requested to have a deeper look into some of the special and miscellaneous funds which i think are critical for us to make sure all of the funds are being used for their appropriate purposes and if there are any situations where those are available for more immediate or effective needs that's something we can consider as we go in the budget process this spring. with that i am going to turn it over to ms. campbell and for i believe the presentation. >> yes, good afternoon, chair haney and members. i have a brief presentation on our report for this committee. this is the fund that acc

if you haven't already done so, please press star to speak. please wait until the system and one person in line to speak. >> chairman: first speaker, please. go ahead, speaker. >> clerk: speaker, you have been unmuted, you may begin your public comment. >> all right. i'm going to go ahead and mute the caller and go to the next caller. >> chairman: thank you. >> chairman: and this is for item number one. >> the caller disconnected. i'll go ahead and unmute and circle back to the next caller back again. caller has been unmuted. all right. there is no more callers. >> chairman: all right. public comment is closed. supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you supervisor peskin. i believe this is in further answer of long standing city policies to encourage the provision of clean, green municipal power developed in the city. that are being provided by the developers as part of the projects and would like to be added as a cosponsor. >> chairman: all right. and i will take that on the motion. clerk young, a roll call please. >> clerk: on

please press star 3 now. and president cohen we have no public comment. >> vice president elias: there was a motion so can we do the vote. >> clerk: on the motion to approve department bulletin to allow the green pin for mental health awareness month. [roll call] you have six yeses. >> president cohen: great. motion passes. let's celebrate. congratulations. good job. next item, please. >> line item six. discussion and possible action to approve revised draft department general order 3.09 "department awards," for meeting with the conferring san francisco police officer's association as required by law. this is a discussion and possible action item. >> thank you. first of all, i just want to start by thanking -- commissioner cohen you mentioned this as well. and also executive director paul henderson and the team at the department of speech accountability who also helped us. this is several years in the making. but i just want to point out outline what the changes are for the commission in the public and what i

if you wish to speak, please press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. you will have up to two minutes. madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. i understand we have two waiting to speak and eleven listening. we may take these two callers to the end. operations, let's hear from the first caller please. welcome, caller. >> hi. my name is sonya strauss. i'm calling from [inaudible] and i'm also a resident of the bay area that wants local government to work well. obviously, i'm in opposition to the appeal. we need more housing, of course, and this is another 2,000 square foot residential square footage so that's important, but even more important is the overall idea here which is whether it's appropriate to hold up projects because they cast asia doe on something that might be historical. and, i think that it's clear that this really isn't about this project, you know, that in general, like the city is not going to be able to function if we have a rule that says that any time you build something that casts asia doe on something that might be histori

for reporters on the line press star one to get into cue to ask a question. please remember to state your name and media affiliation before you speak and address the speaker you would like to answer your question. please only ask one question and address one per speaker at a team. you may enter the q again and ask additional questions. first up, we'll hear from acting administrator steve. >> hey, thank you jackie it is great to be here today as first i want to thank and congratulate the nasa team -- spacex tell and international partners -- what we do is really challenging and also we can not do it without our commercial international partners so thank you and congratulations. watching a launch from kennedy spacer in never gets old for me i've watched many launches watching is especially exciting and just visually stunning and this launch was -- a little bit different for me this time as acting administrator.e but again i'm just congratulations team i could not be more proud of the team it is been a really incredible year for nasa -- for all our mission area