taylor. >> preston taylor is making this up.ain him? >> the prosecution star witness wasn't preston taylor who flipped accomplice, but anthony curry who was about to premier the biggest film of his short career. anthony took the stand, nerves, all but bursting through a skin. >> did you want to be here today? >> no. >> shifting around in his seat, he told the court about the outrageous story liam mcatasney, told him on thanksgiving night. >> he told me that he was going to sara, she found this money and they were going to counted together and then choke her out and bring her to the bridge, throw her off and make it look like she killed herself. he said it would be like a movie. >> the you think he was two years at that time? >> no. >> but the young filmmaker explain to the jury, when he learned sarah was missing, he and his dad went to the police. >> in his cross-examination, defense attorney diaz-cobo, attacked anthony curry's testimony. all anthony's squirming, it wasn't nerves, no, he was lying. >> your testimony, today sir i

chair melgar and supervisor preston. the good news is i have amendments the bad news they have not been approved as to form. i'm informed they a pore to be nonsubassistantsive. but i can go through them page by page, line by line so everybody will know had they are. i hope they will be approved as to form i apologize i raise at specific or high level. wherever we talk about the reasona goals of 82,000 units that it is incumbent on us on reminds ourselves and state how many of those are supposed to be fordable. and affordable to the low and moderate income and extremely low and so -- that will be incorporate in the recital e. of the findings on page 4. i also pointed out that -- recital h, has a language about highest resource neighborhoodses that cover 52% of the city and within them 65% of land is limited to 1-2 units. and in the file research that was done in intervening week which while that may be true for the west side is untrue for the portion of the high resource neighborhoods. where more than opposite is true whe

hat's off to you supervisor preston. i wanted to say, we certainly have to change this language that says affordable. that's subjective and who is it affordable for? so. i have been here all my life therefore i know rent low income, middle ask use the words this is a developer town. and you know, i am connected to some developers but -- fair is fair. and funky is funky. and this legislation as it is now is funky. so i'm encouraged we are moving forward. and i wanted to say thank you all and i'm look forward to you was especially following preston and supervisor peskin's outstanding comments. have i good evening. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> supervisor this is ises [inaudible] again affordable housing advocate. [inaudible]. i'm here to urge to you continue this legislation. until september. um -- i'm not done. i feel rushing the head line and rushing headlong. in multiple rezoning plans umbrella network of redevelopment. programs irrelevant bruto the attention of the public on may 22nd. and you want to

hat's off to you supervisor preston. i wanted to say, we certainly have to change this language that says affordable. that's subjective and who is it affordable for? so. i have been here all my life therefore i know rent low income, middle ask use the words this is a developer town. and you know, i am connected to some developers but -- fair is fair. and funky is funky. and this legislation as it is now is funky. so i'm encouraged we are moving forward. and i wanted to say thank you all and i'm look forward to you was especially following preston and supervisor peskin's outstanding comments. have i good evening. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> supervisor this is ises [inaudible] again affordable housing advocate. [inaudible]. i'm here to urge to you continue this legislation. until september. um -- i'm not done. i feel rushing the head line and rushing headlong. in multiple rezoning plans umbrella network of redevelopment. programs irrelevant bruto the attention of the public on may 22nd. and you want to

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my friends. >> supervisor preston. i want to request that remember the extent you introduce a new vehicle to make the amendments heard in budget of that they be accompanied by whatever instrument would allow us should the budget committee decide to do that. to allocate the funds. in other words if you are doing it as oshg amendment i think we can be an aa amendment and look where the positions are. not if trying to predecides that to the extent you are dog a new intro go to budget that would be my friends low request. good aftering. thank you for hearing my frust rayings thank you for coming. chief. duplicated file unduplicated. amendments submitted. would you go to the adoption without committee reference calendar. >> item 77-84 introduced for adoption without reference and unanimous vote is requires for resolutions on first reading today alternateively a member may require a resolution on first read to go to committee. >> would any member or members like an item or items severed, supervisor engardio. cosponsor 82. no

supervisor preston and safai. i just -- thought of one comment hearing the -- talking about the stream lining. the past couple years with demolitions. and then in the process of construction the developers used the excuse they found dry rot or needed to move more material than they planned for. bld bic said there was no way at a time of the submission of the plans for them to tell whether or not certain parts of building have to be removed. tla need the drawings to find out the extend of removal. a good opportunity to get the department involved early on. so that they could come up and say, wait a minute this . is the @rigzs they submitted actually requires more removal the materials. it might tandz emout to demolition this is a good opportunity to look at that. and if there is i way we could figure out actual extent of alteration in veterans. so we could declare it what it is. is it ateration or tandz emto demolition would be grit to visit at this time. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good eveni

. >> supervisor preston. >> present. wroo supervisor ronen? >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present. >> supervisor stefani. >> present. >> and supervisor walton. >> present. >> mr. president all members are present. >> thank you, madam clerk the board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the unseed home lanltd of the ramaytush ohlone. the original inhabitants of the san francisco pel anyone slam as stewards of the land with their traditions the ramaytush ohlone never cd lost nor forgot their responsibilities as the care takers of this place as well as all peoples reside in their traditional translator. as guests we recognize we benefit from living and working on traditional home landful we wish to pay respects acknowledging then sesterce and irrelevant tifs of the recommend ram community and by afirming rights as first peoples. will you join me in the pledge. [pledge of allegiance] do we have communicationings. >> yes. this meeting is airing live on sfgovtv tv channel 26, you may view the live stream on sfgov.org you are encouraged to com

for the reasons that supervisor preston mentioned. and i also just continue to think that -- we don't talk near low enough about this mandate from the state to build tense of thousands of units of affordable with not a dollar attached to it. this entire goal exercise is a farce. thousand andzs are vaccance and usedar rentals we don't talk about the housing built here the condos are purchased by foreign investors. and never meant to be renldzed residents of san francisco. it feels like we give in the rhetoric that we don't have enough housing in california or in san francisco. and -- that -- it is because of our efforts to balance and does ascii that return on investment by big developers is a boom to everyone. and and -- so -- there my reluctance i think the entire discussion about the need for house nothing san francisco. it is -- wanting to say the least. and -- that the housing that we need in the city is housing for working families, housing for low income individuals and the homeless and mentally ill. housing -- for restaurant wo

supervisor preston and safai. i just -- thought of one comment hearing the -- talking about the stream lining. the past couple years with demolitions. and then in the process of construction the developers used the excuse they found dry rot or needed to move more material than they planned for. bld bic said there was no way at a time of the submission of the plans for them to tell whether or not certain parts of building have to be removed. tla need the drawings to find out the extend of removal. a good opportunity to get the department involved early on. so that they could come up and say, wait a minute this . is the @rigzs they submitted actually requires more removal the materials. it might tandz emout to demolition this is a good opportunity to look at that. and if there is i way we could figure out actual extent of alteration in veterans. so we could declare it what it is. is it ateration or tandz emto demolition would be grit to visit at this time. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good eveni

supervisor preston, continued support. director shaw and the entire staff the mayor's office of housing and community development. [applause]. and a true partner malcolm and china down community development center. support from bank of america and citibank is impressive and dynamic. of in our contractors the ones managing the big minutes. kay hill and hercules a joint venture and our architects. i would like to take this time and liberty to give thanks to all of the entire staff over the years dillien to making this project go forward inclusive of our board of directors. [applause]. it is now my sincere privilege to introduce our very own dynamic mayor, mayor breed. [applause]. >> i came right on time. first of all, this has been a long time coming. i want to start by thanking our former mayor ed lee. when i went to him when i was on the board reporting this district. this property was not necessary low ump for sale. wee had a long conversation about the need do more and build more house nothing district 5 especially becau

preston preston present supervisor. ronan. ronen not present. supervisor. safai safai present supervisor. stephanie. stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present. mr. president, you have a quorum. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, can we please have a motion to excuse? supervisor hillary? ronen motion made by supervisor walton, seconded by supervisor chan and colleagues. we will take that without objection. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rahmatullah, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the rahmatullah aloni have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the rahmatullah community an

commissioner preston, aye. commissioner singh, aye. mr. chair, pro tem there is no objection. >> thank you the motion passes. call item 3. >> item 3 is a community choice aggregation report. discussion and possible action. >> thank you mr. clerk. we'll now hear from deputy assistant general manager for clean powersf, michael hyams. welcome and if you can please keep your presentation to 10 minutes that would be appreciated. floor is yours. >> thank you chair preston and good morning commissioners. happy friday. mike hyams, deputy assistant general manager for power enterprise responsible for the clean powersf program. i do have some slides that the executive officer is bringing up now. thank you very much. appreciate that. you can advance the agenda when you are ready. for my report today, i will be providing a update on the implementation of our new clean power psf generation rates. sharing recent actions from our sfpuc commission on california community power, the cca joint power agency, the clean powersf is a member of. i'll share infor

preston preston present supervisor. ronan. ronen not present. supervisor. safai safai present supervisor. stephanie. stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present. mr. president, you have a quorum. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, can we please have a motion to excuse? supervisor hillary? ronen motion made by supervisor walton, seconded by supervisor chan and colleagues. we will take that without objection. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rahmatullah, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the rahmatullah aloni have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the rahmatullah community an

chair melgar and supervisor preston. the good news is i have amendments the bad news they have not been approved as to form. i'm informed they a pore to be nonsubassistantsive. but i can go through them page by page, line by line so everybody will know had they are. i hope they will be approved as to form i apologize i raise at specific or high level. wherever we talk about the reasona goals of 82,000 units that it is incumbent on us on reminds ourselves and state how many of those are supposed to be fordable. and affordable to the low and moderate income and extremely low and so -- that will be incorporate in the recital e. of the findings on page 4. i also pointed out that -- recital h, has a language about highest resource neighborhoodses that cover 52% of the city and within them 65% of land is limited to 1-2 units. and in the file research that was done in intervening week which while that may be true for the west side is untrue for the portion of the high resource neighborhoods. where more than opposite is true whe

preston i. commissioner safire, sci fi commissioner stephanie stephanie i commissioner walton one i there are nine eyes. the motion is approved. thank you, mr. clerk, please call the next item. item nine internal accounting report investment report and debt expenditure report for the nine months ending march 31st, 2023. this is an information item. i thank you so much. this is your update to the financial status for the transportation authority as of march 31st, 2023, we had total assets of 170.9 million total liabilities of 206.1 million. now this also includes 194 million outstanding for our 2017 sales tax revenue bond. we have 20 we have total revenues of 99.6 million. this is very close to what we were expecting. we were just awaiting for some grant reimbursements that we have made over the past few months. we have total expenditure of 99.9 million, very close to revenues as well. we are waiting and expecting third quarter expenditures from our various sponsors. in addition, we have cash of

commissioner preston, aye. commissioner singh, aye. mr. chair, pro tem there is no objection. >> thank you the motion passes. call item 3. >> item 3 is a community choice aggregation report. discussion and possible action. >> thank you mr. clerk. we'll now hear from deputy assistant general manager for clean powersf, michael hyams. welcome and if you can please keep your presentation to 10 minutes that would be appreciated. floor is yours. >> thank you chair preston and good morning commissioners. happy friday. mike hyams, deputy assistant general manager for power enterprise responsible for the clean powersf program. i do have some slides that the executive officer is bringing up now. thank you very much. appreciate that. you can advance the agenda when you are ready. for my report today, i will be providing a update on the implementation of our new clean power psf generation rates. sharing recent actions from our sfpuc commission on california community power, the cca joint power agency, the clean powersf is a member of. i'll share infor

supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair machine man i had a question for deputy director cohen. so 2 of those are in my district and i'm supportive and appreciate the extension of the former sip hotels. i did as we go through and approving acquisitions and we have some of these were we are extending the rental and on going service. i department to ask about the decisionmaking process. my understanding is -- these are owners that responded to increase expressing an interest in sale and -- if you could take us through i think i know the answer on why we look at extensions now opposed acway sigszis want to make surety consideration of potential acquisition during the term here or after is manage this hsh and real estate are considering for to you walk us through the thinking on potential acquisition. at least of the 2 cites in my district. which are the monarch and cova. >> thank you very much, supervisor, for the question. you know hsh has acquired in the process of akwoiring 3 shelter in accomplice hotels

supervisor preston. thank you, president peskin and i have connected with the sponsor for supervisor dorsey. i think we had a good conversation. i think i understand where he's coming from on this reso. i did share some of my concerns. i will not be supporting this today. i i just want to say that i have concerns about the resolution and so far is that it effectively puts the board on record supporting policy to automatically match hiring bonuses offered by other northern california jurisdictions for police and sheriff's deputies. and i have reservations about the suggestion that our city should set aside its own analysis about hiring conditions, pay benefits and other factors that contribute to whether someone wants to work here as a police officer or a deputy in this city to automatically match hiring bonuses by jurisdictions like redding and other cities that may or may not be comparable in many respects in terms of the decision making and the packages that are needed to attract folks . i also just wa

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san francisco supervisor dean preston wants to know. that is why he's calling for a public hearing. >> we are not trying to reinvent the wheel with ideas. a lot of people have been working on this and thinking about it. what we want to emphasize is what we are doing as a city is not working. 2017, the city launched the park smart campaign and put up signs. but we could be doing more. at minimum so tourists understand they cannot leave anything in their car anywhere in the city of san francisco. reporter: tourist destinations like fisherman's wharf have been a big problem for car break-ins. supervisor preston points out other trouble spots. >> we have three hotspots in district five. japan town, alamo square, and haight-ashbury have experienced ongoing problems. we are getting more complaints and i think that is partly because people are seeing more instance in their neighborhood but it is also the frustration of really not knowing what is the city doing about this right now. reporter: preston is calling for a public hearing on car break

supervisor preston. thank you, president peskin and i have connected with the sponsor for supervisor dorsey. i think we had a good conversation. i think i understand where he's coming from on this reso. i did share some of my concerns. i will not be supporting this today. i i just want to say that i have concerns about the resolution and so far is that it effectively puts the board on record supporting policy to automatically match hiring bonuses offered by other northern california jurisdictions for police and sheriff's deputies. and i have reservations about the suggestion that our city should set aside its own analysis about hiring conditions, pay benefits and other factors that contribute to whether someone wants to work here as a police officer or a deputy in this city to automatically match hiring bonuses by jurisdictions like redding and other cities that may or may not be comparable in many respects in terms of the decision making and the packages that are needed to attract folks . i also just wa