why i'm not vice chair. >> preston. >> i apologize. >> preston. >> aye >> thank you. member supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye. >> you have 3 aye a. >> that motion passes. i would like to duplicate the notice we amended add of at page 4 subsection b the language physically existing on or nonresidential business on the introduction date. what happened to my hour limiting the program to business signed language? i think i have to include in the original file. part of the language in the first clause. i do have to -- i think physically existing or serving a nonresidential business on the effective date. >> the introduction language later that would be substantive. i should have had more caffeine i believe i'm tacking you if you leave as it existed now in the nonduplicated file. what i'm saying. in the original file. i was getting red to. i did not include in the original amendment. i did not include the words, physically existing on or serving a nonresidential business. where -- the language that we greed which was or may be. which is no bill booshd langua

on the motion to recommend the ordinance by chair preston? >> aye. >> member supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> that motion passes. congratulations. >> item 2, please. >> item 2 are amendments to the planning and building codes regarding commercial to residential adaptive reuse and downtown economic revitalization. >> thank you very much. we have lilly here. yes. from the upon planning department. and we are jacob from the mayor's office economic development and workforce on stand by. president supervisor peskin, would you like to make remarks and or introduce amendments? >> thank you chair melgar. clothe this is has been talked about plenty and received its due in the press. i wanted reiterate that i think this is a good example of what can happen and does happen when the executive and legislative branches are cooperating and listening to a wide away of community stake holders. and i want to put in a bit of context which is that -- no news to anybody here downtown -- the union square area was under a

chair preston. >> aye. >> thank you. ma that motion passes and mr. clerk call item 2. >> item 2 a hearing for the discuss ambassador training, roles and responsibilities deployment costs and oversight and accountability. member joining and wish to comment call 415-554-0001, access code: 2596 640 2181 ##. mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i called for this hearing on community ambassador looking forward to this discussion before we hear from our presentersmented to offer a few initial observations and explain why we called for this hearing. it is grit to see so many offer ambassador from various programs here today. look forward to discussing your work. and appreciate you i think all of us know over the last couple of years. the city has expanded that expansion involved multiple city department and agencies as well as a mull tude of city experienced programs and city funded promise all falling under the general banner of community ambassador, their roles vary a bit from program to program. and i am

on the motion to recommend the ordinance by chair preston? >> aye. >> member supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> that motion passes. congratulations. >> item 2, please. >> item 2 are amendments to the planning and building codes regarding commercial to residential adaptive reuse and downtown economic revitalization. >> thank you very much. we have lilly here. yes. from the upon planning department. and we are jacob from the mayor's office economic development and workforce on stand by. president supervisor peskin, would you like to make remarks and or introduce amendments? >> thank you chair melgar. clothe this is has been talked about plenty and received its due in the press. i wanted reiterate that i think this is a good example of what can happen and does happen when the executive and legislative branches are cooperating and listening to a wide away of community stake holders. and i want to put in a bit of context which is that -- no news to anybody here downtown -- the union square area was under a

why i'm not vice chair. >> preston. >> i apologize. >> preston. >> aye >> thank you. member supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye. >> you have 3 aye a. >> that motion passes. i would like to duplicate the notice we amended add of at page 4 subsection b the language physically existing on or nonresidential business on the introduction date. what happened to my hour limiting the program to business signed language? i think i have to include in the original file. part of the language in the first clause. i do have to -- i think physically existing or serving a nonresidential business on the effective date. >> the introduction language later that would be substantive. i should have had more caffeine i believe i'm tacking you if you leave as it existed now in the nonduplicated file. what i'm saying. in the original file. i was getting red to. i did not include in the original amendment. i did not include the words, physically existing on or serving a nonresidential business. where -- the language that we greed which was or may be. which is no bill booshd langua

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thank you. >> commissioner preston vice chair melgar. thank you. chair mandelman. i wanted say thank you to staff for this. final report. and thank you to commissioner preston for pushing this. this corridor connects iner sunset and golden gate heights to the city hall and downtown. and it is in need of all of the things you stated and push for which i appreciate that. i did i do have some issues with the way we have sort of laid out our slow street and -- you know bike complain that often times the mta chooses to do plastic rather than concrete or metal. i think is i guess faster, cheaper. but what happens on page, you know crossing octavia and lots of other places is that the delivery vehicles or cars run overnight plat exhibiting break it. we are back to square one. and i hope that we are looking at that. more at more safety. i will saw that some of the improvements done on market and octavia right at the freeway do involve the metal bollards to keep pedestrians safe from car traffic. and i thank you is irrelevant great and hope we are looking at that for the res

thank you. >> commissioner preston vice chair melgar. thank you. chair mandelman. i wanted say thank you to staff for this. final report. and thank you to commissioner preston for pushing this. this corridor connects iner sunset and golden gate heights to the city hall and downtown. and it is in need of all of the things you stated and push for which i appreciate that. i did i do have some issues with the way we have sort of laid out our slow street and -- you know bike complain that often times the mta chooses to do plastic rather than concrete or metal. i think is i guess faster, cheaper. but what happens on page, you know crossing octavia and lots of other places is that the delivery vehicles or cars run overnight plat exhibiting break it. we are back to square one. and i hope that we are looking at that. more at more safety. i will saw that some of the improvements done on market and octavia right at the freeway do involve the metal bollards to keep pedestrians safe from car traffic. and i thank you is irrelevant great and hope we are looking at that for the res

chair fielder. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> absent. commissioner singh. >> present. >> commissioner williams. >> absent. madam chair, you have a quorum >> thank you and madam clerk i would like to make the motion to excuse commissioners preston and williams from this meet being can i have a second? >> seconded? and call the roll. >> on the motion to excuse commissioners preston and williams today moved by chair chan and seconded by vice chair fielder, chair chan. >> aye. >> vice chair fielder. >> aye. >> xhrp singh. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> the motion pass. madam clerk please call item 2. >> item 2 approval of the lafco minutes from may 19 of 23 regular meeting. >> do we have any i don't see name on the roster. seeing no comments as limp assuming no changes so could i have a motion to approve the minuteses? so moved. >> seconded. >> thank you. and madam clerk. call the roll >> would you like to open up public comment. first. >> thank you. public comments let's go to public comment >> thank you, madam chair. no one here in the ch

and i will go will ahead and turn it over to you. >> thank you, vice chair preston. i want to express my grad tude for chair melgar's office calendar thanksgiving quickly for context the asspiration is to make sure we are extending protections for people displaced and affected by flooding. i saw a lot of housing related and displacement issues during my time in the city attorney's office. within first 6 months on the board of supervisors i had 2 buildings that had major flooding. one at 3 tehama a catastrophic event that displaced the building we want it make sure we are doing everything we can to include people who are displaced due to flooding there are question in need to be harshed out after hearing from stake hold and we want to get this right i want to make a motion to continue this. who i my office works out details and make sure we address everyone's concerns. >> thank you, supervisor dorsey. and why don'ts we go ahead and open up public ment on this continuance. >> are there members that would like to speak on item 2. seeing none we will move to the remow lin

thank you. >> commissioner preston vice chair melgar. thank you. chair mandelman. i wanted say thank you to staff for this. final report. and thank you to commissioner preston for pushing this. this corridor connects iner sunset and golden gate heights to the city hall and downtown. and it is in need of all of the things you stated and push for which i appreciate that. i did i do have some issues with the way we have sort of laid out our slow street and -- you know bike complain that often times the mta chooses to do plastic rather than concrete or metal. i think is i guess faster, cheaper. but what happens on page, you know crossing octavia and lots of other places is that the delivery vehicles or cars run overnight plat exhibiting break it. we are back to square one. and i hope that we are looking at that. more at more safety. i will saw that some of the improvements done on market and octavia right at the freeway do involve the metal bollards to keep pedestrians safe from car traffic. and i thank you is irrelevant great and hope we are looking at that for the res

we have chair williams who have joined and also we have member preston, who has joined yeah, we should. um i'm sorry. vice chair. thank you. vice chair d'antonio for getting this through, and i guess we're going to call the meeting. officially the order and start with roll call and welcome everyone. thank you for joining us. remember catalano member cunningham denning. absent vice chair. d'antonio here, remember free nobody here. chair williams here member preston. here and welcome to member preston. thank you for joining us. all right? um, so if it's okay, i would like to kind of add to member freedom box comments and thank you, director whitley and thank you, director cohen for being here. we know that the city is going through a really, really tough budget crisis right now, given everything that we have experience with covid 19. we can all see it right? i mean, i grew up in the city and then going downtown and just seeing the lack of folks coming back to downtown. we know that we have real budgetary issues. i think for us in this body like as it was mentioned thinking upstream and r

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we have chair williams who have joined and also we have member preston, who has joined yeah, we should. um i'm sorry. vice chair. thank you. vice chair d'antonio for getting this through, and i guess we're going to call the meeting. officially the order and start with roll call and welcome everyone. thank you for joining us. remember catalano member cunningham denning. absent vice chair. d'antonio here, remember free nobody here. chair williams here member preston. here and welcome to member preston. thank you for joining us. all right? um, so if it's okay, i would like to kind of add to member freedom box comments and thank you, director whitley and thank you, director cohen for being here. we know that the city is going through a really, really tough budget crisis right now, given everything that we have experience with covid 19. we can all see it right? i mean, i grew up in the city and then going downtown and just seeing the lack of folks coming back to downtown. we know that we have real budgetary issues. i think for us in this body like as it was mentioned thinking upstream and r

vice chair melgar, commissioner preston thank you, chair mendelson um, i have some questions. i do want to make a comment though, on just i mean, i understand the realities of what you term the equity measures and things that a lot of us on this body and a lot of activists have pushed hard for and understand there is a price tag associated with loss of revenue with some of those. but i do want to just push back on the framing as if these equity measures are driving a deficit. like you could pick whatever you want. and i think i will just say as one commissioner, it's an argument i hear a lot, not just in this presentation, but from mta leadership that i think is does a disservice to all the folks who have pushed for these measures like we don't you know, we don't hear, you know, you could as easily come in and say the fact that we have senior leadership earning 300 to $400,000 a year is contributing to a deficit right. as as saying the fact that x number of people who are youth now get to ride muni for free is driving the deficit. right. there's a price tag associated with all

vice chair melgar, commissioner preston thank you, chair mendelson um, i have some questions. i do want to make a comment though, on just i mean, i understand the realities of what you term the equity measures and things that a lot of us on this body and a lot of activists have pushed hard for and understand there is a price tag associated with loss of revenue with some of those. but i do want to just push back on the framing as if these equity measures are driving a deficit. like you could pick whatever you want. and i think i will just say as one commissioner, it's an argument i hear a lot, not just in this presentation, but from mta leadership that i think is does a disservice to all the folks who have pushed for these measures like we don't you know, we don't hear, you know, you could as easily come in and say the fact that we have senior leadership earning 300 to $400,000 a year is contributing to a deficit right. as as saying the fact that x number of people who are youth now get to ride muni for free is driving the deficit. right. there's a price tag associated with all

the committee chair is dean preston and member is connie chan. the calif. report on [inaudible] recommendations [inaudible]. [echo, heard to understand]. long with the director of [inaudible]. the hearing was to accept the report ahern completed and closed the foil. for the chair staff did not repeat not sept findings of the reports. the hearing became contentious. when member chan noted that the current plans have been changed for d within. the pipe alignment and d 1 was unfunded. it was pertinent that the supervisor chan was irate. as puc not advised her the changes the puc did not state the this during the presentation. when a city commission from the dias disrespects the public stating they are old people saying the same thing. but they signed the actionses at the gao the puc is also known to districts members of the board of supervisors, thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. two minutes. >> thank you. peter, tell mow river trust. i want it dru your takening to a slide in the water supply update. the water available to the cit

chair. joined by supervisor preston and board of supervisor president aaron supervisor peskin. the committee clerk is stefani cabrera. ir would like on acknowledge sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have

so advisor preston thank you chair chen and, and i will say as we all in this building are watching the deliberations of the budget committee, i resist the temptation to come visit you because i know you're all busy and your time is valuable and you're trying to get through a ton of things. but on occasion there's something that is of such big importance in our district where in addition to our private conversations, i do want to come and more publicly address them. so thank you to give me the space to address this and i will try not to repeat. you know, we had a whole hearing in gao around community ambassadors and chair chen is on the gao committee with me and supervisor vice chair stephanie and i think had a very good and in-depth hearing with department of emergency management with many of the ambassador providers who were there around a lot of the issues and the questions that i think the chair chen and the committee are raising around how we move into this next phase of better coordination, accountability, transparency, standardized training, all of these things that i think we al

so advisor preston thank you chair chen and, and i will say as we all in this building are watching the deliberations of the budget committee, i resist the temptation to come visit you because i know you're all busy and your time is valuable and you're trying to get through a ton of things. but on occasion there's something that is of such big importance in our district where in addition to our private conversations, i do want to come and more publicly address them. so thank you to give me the space to address this and i will try not to repeat. you know, we had a whole hearing in gao around community ambassadors and chair chen is on the gao committee with me and supervisor vice chair stephanie and i think had a very good and in-depth hearing with department of emergency management with many of the ambassador providers who were there around a lot of the issues and the questions that i think the chair chen and the committee are raising around how we move into this next phase of better coordination, accountability, transparency, standardized training, all of these things that i think we al

chair fielder. >> present. >> commissioner preston. >> absent. commissioner singh. >> present. >> commissioner williams. >> absent. madam chair, you have a quorum >> thank you and madam clerk i would like to make the motion to excuse commissioners preston and williams from this meet being can i have a second? >> seconded? and call the roll. >> on the motion to excuse commissioners preston and williams today moved by chair chan and seconded by vice chair fielder, chair chan. >> aye. >> vice chair fielder. >> aye. >> xhrp singh. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> the motion pass. madam clerk please call item 2. >> item 2 approval of the lafco minutes from may 19 of 23 regular meeting. >> do we have any i don't see name on the roster. seeing no comments as limp assuming no changes so could i have a motion to approve the minuteses? so moved. >> seconded. >> thank you. and madam clerk. call the roll >> would you like to open up public comment. first. >> thank you. public comments let's go to public comment >> thank you, madam chair. no one here in the ch

i really am grateful to supervisor preston joining us and with his leadership and also our vice chair, jackie fielder, on this commission. this working group, under their leadership has been very productive and really look forward to seeing the fruits of their hard labor and to really come to the board and have a discussion at the board about moving forward with public bank. i think it's more critical than ever seeing the future of banking industry. in the united states. with that, we will. we also will continue to move forward with with the new fiscal years, if as soon as it begins, then we will have to implement the mou between lafco and sipc. and then of course, we also have by commissioner preston or supervisor preston smith, town park apartment municipal housing management study that we will also conduct and move forward at lafco as well. and with that, the rest i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm introducing today legislation that would require all retail pharmacies in san francisco to stock opioid antagonis

chair. joined by supervisor preston and board of supervisor president aaron supervisor peskin.

i really am grateful to supervisor preston joining us and with his leadership and also our vice chair, jackie fielder, on this commission. this working group, under their leadership has been very productive and really look forward to seeing the fruits of their hard labor and to really come to the board and have a discussion at the board about moving forward with public bank. i think it's more critical than ever seeing the future of banking industry. in the united states. with that, we will. we also will continue to move forward with with the new fiscal years, if as soon as it begins, then we will have to implement the mou between lafco and sipc. and then of course, we also have by commissioner preston or supervisor preston smith, town park apartment municipal housing management study that we will also conduct and move forward at lafco as well. and with that, the rest i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm introducing today legislation that would require all retail pharmacies in san francisco to stock opioid antagonis

preston. welcome to joining us and the floor is yours. thank you. care chair chan and i just jumped on the roster when it's empty. i don't want to. i know there's another committee member on the roster, so just want to defer okay. thank you, sir. restaurant and thank you, chair chan, um, and budget committee members for all your work, and i have some comments, and we'll keep questions brief for on foremost, c d, um. i let let me just start with maybe if mr mccloskey can come back up or director shock and answer this, but there's a $20 million item missing from your presentation. can you supplement your presentation and talk about the $20 million cut that wasn't unless i missed. it wasn't part of the presentation. uh, supervisor the as part of the mayor's proposed budget, existing appropriations for the housing stability fund were reduced by $20 million. right. so these studies are the funds, for example, that are used for acquiring properties where tenants are at risk of eviction to create community land trust funds that we spent an inordinate amount of time d

commissioner engardio. >> aye. >> chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair melgar. >> aye >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> absent. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> there were 9 aye's the motion is approved. >> thank you, call item 5. >> item 5 adopt ocean avenue mobility plan and this is an action item. liza? i'm sharing slides. i think. >> vice chair you want to go after. >> great. >> good morning i'm plaknower with the cta. i will give an update on the ocean avenue mobility action plan study and recommendation. so, to start there have been studies of the ocean avenue corridor this produced a variety of project ideas. so the project started by looking at the recommendations from past studies between balboa park bart and working toward a set of 5 recommendations, 3 small project and 2 learning for the corridor. there were 2 streams to community out reach the first is the task force. this was developed by working with d 7 office. a 14 member grouch made up of residents, businesses and institutions. the role of the task force to determine t

chair that completes our q great. see you. no more public comments. public common is now close, uh, would like to go to back to supervisor . preston who was originally on the roster has questions for the t b. i thank you so much chair chan and colleagues and i, i really, um i came because i wanted to try to give, uh some context and perspective to the discussion based on many years of advocacy that i have done at the state level, working around code enforcement issues all across the state of california and i want to say, you know, we don't we don't often talk about the things that we're doing right in san francisco, because sometimes those don't get noticed, and we focus on the things we're doing wrong. let let me be very clear that our housing inspection services are tenant code enforcement in san francisco. while everything can always, uh, stand to have some improvement. um is not just a statewide model but is a national model. and it is housed within the department of building inspection, but a critical piece of that work, um is the are the programs that are being cut here, the c op program and the ah that sorrow outreach . the

preston. welcome to joining us and the floor is yours. thank you. care chair chan and i just jumped on the roster when it's empty. i don't want to. i know there's another committee member on the roster, so just want to defer okay. thank you, sir. restaurant and thank you, chair chan, um, and budget committee members for all your work, and i have some comments, and we'll keep questions brief for on foremost, c d, um. i let let me just start with maybe if mr mccloskey can come back up or director shock and answer this, but there's a $20 million item missing from your presentation. can you supplement your presentation and talk about the $20 million cut that wasn't unless i missed. it wasn't part of the presentation. uh, supervisor the as part of the mayor's proposed budget, existing appropriations for the housing stability fund were reduced by $20 million. right. so these studies are the funds, for example, that are used for acquiring properties where tenants are at risk of eviction to create community land trust funds that we spent an inordinate amount of time d

chair and hoping can with have second on that. >> motion supervisor safai seconded by supervisor preston. >> to the motion supervisor preston. >> thank you president peskin and just want to briefly address the ordinance and thank you, supervisor safai for your work and the many you mentioned some of them in the community and particularly in the cannabis industry and appreciated all the input i will say that my i've i'm somewhat conflicted by the initial reaction is some concern with legislation that stands or unreasonably limits cannabis or has the potential to stigmatize cannabis how it had has been handed in the drug law in the country i think anything that attempts to do to requisite in that way we need to scrutinize carefully and what was initially proposed which was more of a long ban effectively a ban i was hoping that 0 these amendments goes a long way in creating more of this short term moratorium will be - from the authors i appreciate from the sunset of the various purchases i think that you identified i want to say a bog issue for me we have different reasons we vote for something and i think on this one more me sole

chair and hoping can with have second on that. >> motion supervisor safai seconded by supervisor preston. >> to the motion supervisor preston. >> thank you president peskin and just want to briefly address the ordinance and thank you, supervisor safai for your work and the many you mentioned some of them in the community and particularly in the cannabis industry and appreciated all the input i will say that my i've i'm somewhat conflicted by the initial reaction is some concern with legislation that stands or unreasonably limits cannabis or has the potential to stigmatize cannabis how it had has been handed in the drug law in the country i think anything that attempts to do to requisite in that way we need to scrutinize carefully and what was initially proposed which was more of a long ban effectively a ban i was hoping that 0 these amendments goes a long way in creating more of this short term moratorium will be - from the authors i appreciate from the sunset of the various purchases i think that you identified i want to say a bog issue for me we have different reasons we vote for something and i think on this one more me sole

chair that completes our q great. see you. no more public comments. public common is now close, uh, would like to go to back to supervisor . preston who was originally on the roster has questions for the t b. i thank you so much chair chan and colleagues and i, i really, um i came because i wanted to try to give, uh some context and perspective to the discussion based on many years of advocacy that i have done at the state level, working around code enforcement issues all across the state of california and i want to say, you know, we don't we don't often talk about the things that we're doing right in san francisco, because sometimes those don't get noticed, and we focus on the things we're doing wrong. let let me be very clear that our housing inspection services are tenant code enforcement in san francisco. while everything can always, uh, stand to have some improvement. um is not just a statewide model but is a national model. and it is housed within the department of building inspection, but a critical piece of that work, um is the are the programs that are being cut here, the c op program and the ah that sorrow outreach . the