preston. preston. i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. thank you. that motion passes. thank you, miss tam, let's go to the next item number five, please. mr. clerk, agenda item number five is an ordinance amending the police code to create a two year pilot program during which retail food and tobacco establishments in a high crime area of the tenderloin police district are prohibited from being open to the public from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. or from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. if subject to regulation by the california department of alcoholic beverage control or authorizing the department of public health to impose administrative penalties for violation of the hours restrictions. declaring an establishments operation in violation of the hours restrictions to be a public nuisance. authorizing enforcement actions by the city attorney, and creating a private right to action for persons harmed by a violation of the hours restriction. this item has also been agendized as a committee report, and may be sent to the board of sup

preston. preston. i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. melgar i. melgar i. madam chair, there are three eyes. thank you. that motion passes. thank you, miss tam, let's go to the next item number five, please. mr. clerk, agenda item number five is an ordinance amending the police code to create a two year pilot program during which retail food and tobacco establishments in a high crime area of the tenderloin police district are prohibited from being open to the public from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. or from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. if subject to regulation by the california department of alcoholic beverage control or authorizing the department of public health to impose administrative penalties for violation of the hours restrictions. declaring an establishments operation in violation of the hours restrictions to be a public nuisance. authorizing enforcement actions by the city attorney, and creating a private right to action for persons harmed by a violation of the hours restriction. this item has also been agendized as a committee report, and may be sent to the board of sup

supervisor preston. good afternoon will i'm patrick from planning departmentful i'm senior plan and planning project manager for the stones town develop will project. we also have city staff available for questions from the office of economic and workforce development and the mayor's office housing. city attorney's office and the fire department. the developer brook field property and it is design team represented from urban studio are present. >> in today's hearing we will share two items from the stones town package. generaling plan amendment and planning code amendment ordinance. 2 items will be before the budget and finance on wednesday. the development agreement ordinance and the resolution of intention to form enhandled infrastructure financing district. . upon the project stones down development is buffer today over 5 years the developer brook field properties collaborated with city agencies in the community to develop a master plan for the project. and that includes public benefits and community

supervisor preston. submit, supervisor safai, thank you. superintendent walton. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm requesting the budget and legislative analyst to conduct an a list of language access including analyzing the city's current workforce and resource expenditures for language access services, and analyzing the surnt bilingual pay policies for retaining bilingual and identifying additional resources and staffing that is needed per department to comply with the latest amended language access ordinance within the ordinance timeline. and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor walton. supervisor chan? submit, thank you. supervisor dorsey. submit, thank you. supervisor engardio. submit, thank you. supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk, this one is for the transient nerds, i'm introducing a resing lose to update san francisco ha is designation, including our county transportation authority, establish service standards. amended to allow local jurisdiction to designate ioz, which would be exempt and instead a lout local

supervisor preston. >> thank you president preston. chief, thank you for being here and highlighting some of the work and giving us these updates. i wanted to talk specifically and follow-up on the disparities issue that supervisor walton raised and particularly with respect to stops. the last time we had this conversation here, the news had broke from reporters michael barba and noah boston had broken a pretty disturbing story about evidence that some officers may be misreporting racial data for traffic stops, and so, i bring this up because i think it is relevant to some of the specific reforms and collaborative reform process specifically around finding 77 and recommendation 77.2, which deal with-which relate to stops data and so i guess just couple questions and first off, how if you can give a update if there is one on how the department has worked to address this issue since those reports, whether there have been findings changes or updates on that? >> so, yes. that incident the accountability for that will be played out through

supervisor preston. >> thank you president preston. chief, thank you for being here and highlighting some of the work and giving us these updates. i wanted to talk specifically and follow-up on the disparities issue that supervisor walton raised and particularly with respect to stops. the last time we had this conversation here, the news had broke from reporters michael barba and noah boston had broken a pretty disturbing story about evidence that some officers may be misreporting racial data for traffic stops, and so, i bring this up because i think it is relevant to some of the specific reforms and collaborative reform process specifically around finding 77 and recommendation 77.2, which deal with-which relate to stops data and so i guess just couple questions and first off, how if you can give a update if there is one on how the department has worked to address this issue since those reports, whether there have been findings changes or updates on that? >> so, yes. that incident the accountability for that will be played out through

member preston, yes. member walton, no. >> i suggest we try to save 2 minutes to deal with upcoming issues because it seems there is a lot to address on this. do you have another motion, jennifer? >> yeah, just i want-just couple more motions that are just kind of more kind of policy stuff. so, i like to move to urge the board of supervisors to fund $1 million for operating the tay acquisition. >> the operating funds for tay acquisition? >> yeah. >> is there a second for that motion? >> jennifer, can you-we have to second it. >> i'll second to discuss. >> for clarity, you are talking about the not the justice involved youth, but the original tay acquisition. [ >> 8.5 for acquisition. >> did you have a question? >> that's what i wanted to see. so, in our original recommendation, did it have that? >> yeah. it had 1.4. i brought it down to $1 million because the providererize -providers are saying they can go lower. >> any other questions or comments about this? >> i'll make a comment. acquisitions and const

supervisor preston. submit, supervisor safai, thank you.ntendent walton. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm requesting the budget and legislative analyst to conduct an a list of language access including analyzing the city's current workforce and resource expenditures for language access services, and pay policies for retaining bilingual and identifying additional resources and staffing that is needed per department to comply with the latest amended language access ordinance within the ordinance timeline. and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor walton. supervisor chan? submit, thank you. supervisor dorsey. submit, thank you. supervisor engardio. submit, thank you. supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk, this one is for the transient nerds, i'm introducing a resing lose to update san francisco ha is , county transportation authority, establish service standards. amended to allow local jurisdiction to designate ioz, which would be exempt and instead a lout local jurisdiction to use alternative methods work width transit fir

motion by supervisor melgar, seconded by supervisor preston.olleagues, we'll take amendments without objection and pass the motion as amended. same house same call. the motion is approved and with that, madam clerk, are there any in memoria? >> mr. president, supervisor safai asked to be rereferred. certainly. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals:on behalf of supervisor walton, for the late robert higs ortega. on behalf of supeisor peskin, and on his motion that this be on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late kim marie thompson cromb. >> supervisor safai. >> i'm ready. just give me 5 seconds. i'm sorry. >> 4. >> 3. >> 2. >> okay. i'll say quick colleagues, thank you. today it was brought to our attention-i will be introduced a drafting request to city attorney that pertains to the air quality and conditions under which service sector employees are working in. what we found out is a lot of air quality-the air systems are turned off around 6 o'clock when most of the professional worke

preston, aye. vice chair stefani, is not here. i have two ayes with vice chair stefani absent. >> thank you. that motion passes. please call item 2. >> item 2 is hearing on san francisco housing authority's faircloth to rad plan. >> thank you madam clerk and i have some remarks before we get into presentations. we had some breaking news on this in press release sent out this morning, so we can take the opportunity to learn more about the plans. colleagues, for over two years, our office has been pushing for the city to utilize what's known as the faircloth to rad program, a federal program that offers substantial long-term subsidies for deeply affordable housing. the advocacy started after we were told by the housing authority and the mayor's administration that market rate housing needs to be part of a redevelopment of public or deeply affordable housing as plaza east in my district and we urged all parties to explore programs that could help preserve our create public housing units deeply afforda

board of supervisors and i'm vice chair supervisor preston joined by supervisor melgar and board president supervisor peskin and the clerk is john carol i'll be chairing today's meeting supervisor melgar has lost her voice for now it it will be me and janet of off the record for staffing this meeting and mr. clerk, any announcements thank you, thank you mr. vice chair silence your electronic dwz and submit documents to me public comment will be taken what your item 6 interest comes up please go to the right-hand side and ultimately you mentioned in writing first e-mail them to me at my e-mail at sfgov or send our written communications by u.s. postal service. is one dr. carlton if 244 san francisco and if you submit public comments in writing before the members of this committee and as part of the official file you're commenting and mr. vice chair items will be appear on the board of supervisors' agenda of july 23rd, 2024, unless otherwise stated. thank you. mr. clerk clerk call our clerk call our clerk call our avenue avenue avenue avenue avenue (assessor's parcel block no. 4167, lot no.

member preston, yes.r walton, no. >> i suggest we try to save 2 minutes to deal with upcoming issues because it seems there is a lot to address on this. do you have another motion, jennifer? >> yeah, just i want-just couple more motions that are just kind of more kind of policy stuff. so, i like to move to urge the board of supervisors to fund $1 million for operating the tay acquisition. >> the operating funds for tay acquisition? >> yeah. >> is there a second for that motion? >> jennifer, can you-we have to second it. >> i'll second to discuss. >> for clarity, you are talking about the not the justice involved youth, but the original tay acquisition. [ >> 8.5 for acquisition. >> did you have a question? >> that's what i wanted to see. so, in our original recommendation, did it have that? >> yeah. it had 1.4. i brought it down to $1 million because the providererize -providers are saying they can go lower. >> any other questions or comments about this? >> i'll make a comment. acquisitions and constructio

commissioner preston, present. commissioner ronan, present.

i like to excuse commissioners chan, preston and safai from this meeting. commissioner stefani is on her way but if she does not make it in time i will excuse here as well. before calling the next item i like to invoke 3.26 to limit public comment to 30 minutes for today's meeting. each speaker has two minutes to speak on a given item. please call the next item. >> item 2, chair report. information item. >> thank you. colleagues i begin by congratulating the capital project team for winnock the interchange project of the year award. for the ybi south gate road interchangoject. this award from the california transportation foundation highlights the innovative design that is improved safety for motorists and connecting by bike and foot from east of the bay and ybi. this is the second time the transportation authority won this award, the first being the eastbound on/off ramps to ybi and 2016. we have the third project to rebuilds the west side bridges. thank you to deputy director for capital project carl holmes and his team. i are want to express our congratu

>> i'm elise preston in los angeles, where customers fear this could happen again. >>> also tonight, digging in. president biden fighting covid vows to return to campaigning, even as more democrats today urge him to drop out. while donald trump and j.d. vance hit the trail in michigan for their first rally. >> security is tight here in grand rapids, and people have been lined up fr hours to see the former president. >>> congresswoman sheila jackson lee remembered tonight as a fierce champion of people. >>> israel strikes back, after a deadly houthi rebel attack on tel aviv. >>> plus, the u.s. navy exonerates 258 black sailors unjustly punished after a deadly world war ii blast. why families say it was long overdue. >>> and later, in our weekend journal, we meet tiki. chatting up customers on the morning coffee run. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. we begin with the global computer crisis. the worst may be over, but the outage is still causing problems. microsoft estimates that 8.5 million computers running windows were disabled by

it's 70 to stand mostly at an event dominated by russia's vote in ukraine. us preston, joe biden promised full support for keith. when he welcomes member states to washington d. c. on tuesday, rochelle has out a wave of drone and miss on slide some ukrainian cities recently, including from one of the children's hospital in the captain, nearly 2 dozen allied partners. i've signed the bylaws, security gave me secret, more card you will follow. today, i'm a house in the store, a donation, a very defensive equipment for ukraine. united states, germany the remaining, then it will provide ukraine for the equipment for 5 additional c, d, 's, your defense system. the summit comes full months ahead of the us presidential election. vote southcom could impact the future of the 32 number military alliance by allies of preparing for the possible return of native skeptic donate from to the town to the white house and its consequences during his previous them from slipped into withdrawal from the organization and is against providing more age to ukraine in the us is a natural founding member, and it's b

to the supreme court handed out alignment judgement. formal, preston saw entitled to broad immunity from criminal prosecution of pushing acts committed one. they will notice the $63.00 building throughout the decision by a little court which had rejected from claim of community on criminal charges involving his efforts to overturn his 2020 election lost to joe biden. preston by didn't criticize the ruling saying it undermines to prove the flow for all practical purposes. today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits or the president can do this a fundamentally new principle. and it's a dangerous pressure. so you have the cold, 6 consecutive justices will pointed, but from the 3 liberal judges, chosen by democratic precedence dissented, saying the ruling on the mind, cold democratic principles, the new one is a buffalo. some commentators argue the judgement goes to fall, deflecting the political divisions in the court problem. the defendant got all the protection he was entitled to. so there's a little bit of progress the going on, and not much humility in ter

what are you doing to help american workers i mean, mark preston, this is a guy that almost got in a fight with markwayne mullin. >> i believe in a hearing in congress that accent there's so much here there's so much here in look, a lot of his membership for trump's. >> yeah. they're maga supporters, right. but was this speech about him last night specifically, was this about shawn or was this about the teamsters? because it really seemed to be about john last night and he seemed to try to goad people on. he tried to give a shout out to massachusetts. he seems to have an accent. i don't but i i don't really interesting by trump and happy if you notice, if you look at through line of the whole night, it was, you know, we reach out hispanics were reach out to african americans. we reach out to labor. they tried to have this through line through the whole night. yeah. at one rioters is now reporting that the teamsters are potentially not going to endorse in this election, which would be heard of, i mean really hasn't heard of. and in many ways, i think sean o'brien was trying to get to

preston, aye. ronan, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our consent agenda, 5-10. >> items 5-10 comprise the consent agendaism staff is not planning to present but is available for questions. >> is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? moved by dorsey. is there a second? seconded by walton. thank you commissioner walton. i think we can take this motion same house same call. the motion passes and the items have final approval. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 11, introduction of new items. introduction item. >> i dont see anyone in the queue. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 12, public comment. >> if there is anyone in the chamber who would like to speak under general public comment, please come forward. >> the meeting is over? [indiscernible] the reason why zero doesn't exist as i said i will explain, is because yes it does, only in theory. in order to develop whatever. for example, technology that could help to define. zero doesn't e

the us is a natal founding member and its biggest financial donor preston, beloved to me as the lensky who's also attending the summit remains optimistic about the us policy to us ukraine. i hold that. united states will never seriously think to go out from the town. i think so, but it's or it's, it's not my decision, i'm just sharing with you my, my thoughts. uh and i hope that if the people of america will vote for president trump, i hold that he's a policy with ukraine will not change a deborah internal divisions to the home, gave employment just as meetings with the russian and chinese preston's have left detention and took in hungary crust frustration by delaying the approval for new members, finland and sweden. but outgoing chief jed stilton bug says nathan members are united and i increasing the contributions. so for the 3, all of us are investing more. a 2 percent of these the, the defense, this is twice as many asked us the 4 years ago. and that sort of nature was founded in 1949 to come to trips by the former soviet union. the states can step and attack on one member as an at

motion by supervisor melgar, seconded by supervisor preston. colleagues, we'll take amendments without objection and pass the motion as amended. same house same call. the motion is approved and with that, madam clerk, are there any in memoria? >> mr. president, supervisor safai asked to be rereferred. certainly. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals:on behalf of supervisor walton, for the late robert higs ortega. on behalf of supervisor peskin, and on his motion that this be on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late kim marie thompson cromb. >> supervisor safai. >> i'm ready. just give me 5 seconds. i'm sorry. >> 4. >> 3. >> 2. >> okay. i'll say quick colleagues, thank you. today it was brought to our attention-i will be introduced a drafting request to city attorney that pertains to the air quality and conditions under which service sector employees are working in. what we found out is a lot of air quality-the air systems are turned off around 6 o'clock when most of the professional w

preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, absent. walton, aye. there are 7 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is information item. >> and i believe we have cac chair kat siegel perhaps remotely. >> hello. good morning commissioners. at the june 26 meeting the cac had a long discussion on the [indiscernible] you will be considering as part of item 6 today. most of the discussion time was spent on the curbside ev charging pilot project. under the city wide planning program. multiple members raised concerns the ev charging struct would entrench parking at the city curb space when we should focus shifting to other modes and said this is out of alignment with transit first policy. other members acknowledged that many people in the city will continue to rely on cars and curbside parking and advocated this is a important pilot given the state mandate to transition to electric vehicles. a motion to remove the curbside ev charging pilot failed and t

preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, absent. walton, aye. there are 7 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is information item. >> and i believe we have cac chair kat siegel perhaps remotely. >> hello. good morning commissioners. at the june 26 meeting the cac had a long discussion on the [indiscernible] you will be considering as part of item 6 today. most of the discussion time was spent on the curbside ev charging pilot project. under the city wide planning program. multiple members raised concerns the ev charging struct would entrench parking at the city curb space when we should focus shifting to other modes and said this is out of alignment with transit first policy. other members acknowledged that many people in the city will continue to rely on cars and curbside parking and advocated this is a important pilot given the state mandate to transition to electric vehicles. a motion to remove the curbside ev charging pilot failed and t

i'm dean preston joined by catherine stefani our committee clerk is monique, thank you to sf gov. tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways, email to the audit and oversight committee clerk. if you can submit public comment via email it will be forded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official files. you may also send your comments to our office in city hall, number 1, dr. carlton b goodlet place. if you have documents you would like to be included as part of the file, please submit them to me before the meeting. to prevent any interruptions to today's proceedings. finally, items are expected to appear on july 2, 2024 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you madam clerk and before we call item 1, i would like to make a motion to excuse supervisor chan from today's meeting. please call the roll,. >> clerk: motion to excuse member chan. vice chair stefani. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston. >> aye. >> increase daily occupancy to less than 60 to increase occ

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supervisor preston. thank you.adam clerk. >> if i want to share with great pleasure the market match program to secure the funding in the approved california state budget. it should be fully funded through 2027 over one hundred san franciscans are getting the dollar for dollar match for residents when they use the products and for fruits and vegetables and boosts the health and stimulates driving the skalz sales in san francisco 9 of the local farmers' market and flud the alameda in district 9 and the heart of farmers' market in district 5 and as you recall we discussed in the chambers previously the program was initially fully cut the entire program in the governors january proposed budget but thanks to most of tireless oregon statewide for residents if food asset and groups that serve the poor they were able to keep on the pressure until the entire $35 million was recently added back to the state budget to fund the program that funds market match i'm parallel proud of tenderloin food council which had it's meetin

preston said that he is grateful for her support in the district five race. he called it a powerful endorsement from one of the most powerful leaders in san francisco. he's facing competition from bilal mahmood, adam loewen and alan jones. election day is november 5th, and in november, san franciscans will also decide whether to allow veteran police officers to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars more by staying on the job longer, basically pushing back retirement. ktvu is christian captain live tonight in san francisco with more on the story. christian >> yeah, mike, as you know, san francisco is facing a shortage of police officers. so supporters of this program say it's a way of keeping officers on the force until the department can replenish its numbers, carry colors. san francisco is facing a severe shortage of police officers staffing levels have dropped from 1800 officers before the pandemic to a little more than 1500 now, the board of supervisors has voted to allow voters to decide on a charter amendment allowing officers with 25 years of experience

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