it reads the san francisco public works commission establishes the september 2024 public works commissionmeeting schedule. something should be reword worded there in the resolved clause and maybe in the second, whereas you could say that public works commission hereby schedules or intends to hold regular meetings on the following dates in 2024. anyway, those are my thoughts all the way around. sorry if it was a little convoluted and thanks for listening. thank you. caller and we have one other caller, sf govtv please unmute that. caller and caller. you'll have three minutes to speak and 30s to and i'll provide you with a 32nd notice. thank you, aaron. or here again, just sort of a comment on some experiences i have with the difference between this commission and the sf mta commission. both of which i tend to attend for purposes of discussing transportation for small wheeled mobility. and i note that these meetings tend to be much less attended in general by the public. and i wonder if that does have something to do with the time of day that it occurs. the mta commission meetings usually s

we made a couple of changes one is that in january we would have a joint meeting with the public works commission in order to have a joint presentation from the budget team about the department's the department's proposed damage. and obviously this -- commission does in the have budget approval power but it is crucial this commission able to hear and comment on it and inquire about the direction of the department. and then for the most part the calendar reand mains the same meeting on the third monday of the month. aside if a couple of holiday conflicts in february. or only in february. and then we also after our first year in business of trying to go full charge ahead in meeting every month when possible, we received feedback that may be we should adopt the calendar that is more in line with hat board of supervisors does take off late march and then not meeting in august at all and then also upon the discretion to take december off. we have plenty of meetings to get throughout business of the commission. but make it a bit less onerous on our volunteer commissioners and for the amount time it tak

fatty zoghbi is absent, but with three members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission meeting for members of the public wishing to make comment on an item from outside the hearing room today you would. dial (415)!a655-0001 and use the meeting id. of (266)!a005-5958 6 pound pound. and then to raise your hand to speak, press star three. unless you're speaking under general public comment, please note that you must limit your comments to the to the topic of the agenda item being discussed. if comments do not stay on topic, the chair may interrupt and ask you to limit your comment to that item. we ask that public comment. be made in a civil and respectful manner and that you refrain from the use of profanity. please address your remarks to the commission as a whole, not to individual commissioners or staff at and the public is always welcome to submit comments in writing via our email address. public works dot commission at sfdp for org. on behalf of the commission, we extend thanks to the sf gov tv building management and media services staff for helping make this meeting

they also attended meetings of the capital planning committee, the [indiscernible] and public works commission meetings to meet the members and provide input on our high level projects, including the fire training facility. the fire training facility profeshzal contracts did go to the board of supervisors and then moved to the budget finance committee to final hearing of the board and this is for next month, but going to open the curtain a little bit. it was signed at the board of supervisors and awaiting the mayor's signature. highlights or feel good. command staff attendsed the 2023 police fire [indiscernible] great attendance by all. see chief in the bottom right reading the names of our retired and active firefighters, paramedics and officers who were lost during that year. next we introduce 2 new public information officers. rc captain shore and lieutenant mariano elias. captain shore is [indiscernible] 22 years in the san francisco fire department. expert in emergency medical service and trained in airport rescue and firefighter, bay and surf rescue and qualify as bike medic. joins from

fatty zoghbi is absent, but with three members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission meeting for members of the public wishing to make comment on an item from outside the hearing room today you would. dial (415)!a655-0001 and use the meeting id

and supportive housing, the art commission, the human rights commission, the adult probation development and the department of public works. the public utilities commission says it uses its own funding for consumer price indexes for non-profits but doesn't keep records of the amounts. without receiving figures we don't have confidence urevidence to confirm these wages reached non-profit organizations. the coalition, the budget justice coalition and [speaking spanish] and women organized to maccabeus not existent -- >> [off mic]. >> are supporting this legislation. >> thank you >> and i have the study if anyone wants it. >> next speaker please. >> hello board members. good morning. david moore san francisco pretrial diversion project. thank you supervisor ronen and the supervisors for endosing this legislation. we love this legislation and the need in the resolution which is wonderful from our perspective some of the things that were discussed earlier apply to us across the board. we're still waiting to get paid for contract this is year so we have three month was salaries and things like that that are backed up and wait f

the appointee and then to work with specifically three appointees from the department of public works arts commission and the police departments. this is in the goal where we can identify structures and buildings that actually suffer graffiti, but not really having be able to have any vendors in custody, so to speak. instead to understand that the problem still exist. and so what can we do to find alternatives to clear up graffiti by beautifying our neighborhood? so that is what this advisory board is going to be about, provides us the recommendation. i do understand that there is sanitation commission action that will be doing similar work, but we understand that they definitely have this will this body will specifically focus on just graffiti alone and hopefully to be able to support us with some recommendation and with that, i colleagues, i also want to point to you that we do have some amendments today that really is the on page three, lines one through four refers to back to the board rules. we understand. we want to make sure that this advisory body is productive. and so we want to describe the

public works fire department fire. fire department. police entertainment commission. public health. but this application is brought to you today as the board to take action because of the 21 muni route that serves this street and the reroute needed to accommodate this closure, which requires a necessitates the board share shared spaces versus slow streets two programs that started during the pandemic, each very different and i just want to highlight so we're sort of this is covered and intentionally sort of discuss the differences between both programs. shared spaces are intended to be destinations. these are intended to be on commercial corridors. they have sponsors that are responsible for activating the space and setting it up, and they are recurring, recurring in nature. these are different than blocks that may be closed for a special event shared spaces are recurring slow streets, as we're well aware, are on residential corridors. these are traffic on streets that are slow and accommodate all modes of transportation. it's a really a new sort of framework and typology for people

the intersection of folsom and rush streets, and to urge the san francisco arts commission and the department of public works to work closely with the planning department and the soma pilipinas to build and own the gateway supervisor. dorsey thank you, president peskin colleagues. this was the result motion i announced at roll call last week and after receiving further input from community stakeholders, i'd like to ask that this resolution be sent to committee for further discussion and public input with a possible amendments to come. it's my understanding no motion is necessary, but i really just want to express my appreciation to everyone's forbearance for a cultural icon that will celebrate our filipino community and the rich cultural heritage of the south of market neighborhood. thanks supervisor sapphire. your name is on the roster. do you want to please add me as a co-sponsor? supervisor sapphire shall be added as a co-sponsor to item 29, which shall be sent to committee. madam clerk, would you please read the immemorial. mr. president, i have no items to a report. wow. we are adjourned. all right. hel

and supportive housing, the art commission, the human rights commission, the adult probation development and the department of public workspublic utilities commission says it uses its own funding for consumer price indexes for non-profits but doesn't keep records of the amounts. without receiving figures we don't have confidence urevidence to confirm these wages reached non-profit organizations. the coalition, the budget justice coalition and [speaking spanish] and women organized to maccabeus not existent -- >> [off mic]. >> are supporting this legislation. >> thank you >> and i have the study if anyone wants it. >> next speaker please. >> hello board members. good morning. david moore san francisco pretrial diversion project. thank you supervisor ronen and the supervisors for endosing this legislation. we love this legislation and the need in the resolution which is wonderful from our perspective some of the things that were discussed earlier apply to us across the board. we're still waiting to get paid for contract this is year so we have three month was salaries and things like that that are backed up and wait for the

commission, what is its work? this commission is responsible for the development of the promotion and promotion of the quran in all governmental and public cultural institutions . there are 31 institutions and a group of members . the charter for the development of quranic culture, which was compiled and formalized in the ninth and tenth governments and signed by the council of cultural revolution , several commissions were established , one of these commissions is responsible for art and media. he gives a mission to islamize everyone devices and koranization of all institutions should plan and design. tomorrow we have the 6th and 5th session . we want to discuss about the international holy quran competition. now i will also mention this. yes, the international holy quran competition of the islamic republic is one of the most prestigious competitions. the islamic world plays an important role in this competition in finding talent and competing in localities, villages, cities, provinces and the country. the ministry of guidance, the awqaf organization, who are responsible for this work, have had a concern in these years to make the compe

public works fire department fire. fire department. police entertainment commission. public health. but this application is brought to you today as the board to take action because of the 21 muni route that serves this street and the reroute needed to accommodate this closure, which requires a necessitates the board share shared spaces versus slow streets two programs that started during the pandemic, each very different and i just want to highlight so we're sort of this is covered and intentionally sort of discuss the differences between both programs. shared spaces are intended to be destinations. these are intended to be on commercial corridors. they have sponsors that are responsible for activating the space and setting it up, and they are recurring, recurring in nature. these are different than blocks that may be closed for a special event shared spaces are recurring slow streets, as we're well aware, are on residential corridors. these are traffic on streets that are slow and accommodate all modes of transportation. it's a really a new sort of framework and typology for people

now, in terms of the work order, we are proud to have a solid partnership with key departments like department of health, san francisco public utilities commission city of san francisco international airport. their support allows us to continue our vital work in terms of energy. in terms of grants, the bay area regional network is an important part which is a ratepayer funds and comprised of local government and takes public funds and channels it into energy efficiency electrification programs. you will hear some of that later in the presentation. for the current program, both a substantial budget of $8 million of this funding allocation is strategically divided with approximately $5 million earmarked for professional services and rebates. you heard in item no. 7, cara asking for more incentive dollars because we have more to serve. these are to maintain not only ongoing projects but growth and innovation in the field. commissioners, we exist to implement local and state goals and policies. we exist to implement state goals and policies. the statement serves at the compass guiding our efforts to create this process for all san franciscans. you c

is a very good opportunity, and public organizations actively to help in the recovery process of the country, and on the other hand to monitor the work of the commissionnd control so that there are no certain abuses, and although the interesting statistics that you mentioned about the regions and how much money they received under this program is recovery, yes kharkiv oblast is the most, followed by kyiv oblast, and mykolaiv oblast in third place. i was interested in kyiv oblast, because it is undergoing reconstruction, people from kyiv oblast received more money than chernihiv oblast and sumy oblast combined, and twice as much. with what is the reason for this, it doesn't look like there is greater, much greater destruction in kyiv region than in chernihiv oblast, which was partially occupied, just populated areas were burned there, sumy oblast too, just populated areas were burned down, people are more active in applying, the commission is better are working commissions work, each, each community creates its commission directly, and this commission starts working directly with each person who submitted such an application for compensation, she. goes

should provide a welcome rest. bice, to commission demolition work, and lots full of rubble, the construction sites for the baton metro initial plans for the public transport system came out 80 years ago. now the 1st line is being built. a dream come true for many, but what time use is it can nothing from the moment about what time you was born, the subways always being talked about at home. you know, everyone had long lost confidence in the subway ever being billed. everyone's been saying when will be good to have a metro maple the 1st attempt to fail due to lack of funds. another attempt was promised to be ready by 2022 but nothing happened. now the system is finally under construction with many modifications. one of them it will no longer one underground . when will it be ready? you'll get ok. see appointment? i'd say if you take an 8 year old girl, when she's 15 years old, she will be able to ride the subway at least the 1st line. and by the time she's 20, she'll be able to ride lines 2 and 3 nice i meet on. but when i say when it's a fairly new, according to current estimates, the task will pay around $5000000000.00 to sign those hardware en

public comment regarding the commission reports. please approach the podium. if you would like to make public comment regarding the commission reports, you may speak five seconds. i'm working with if you would like to make public comment, you need to approach the podium. you have two minutes to speak on line item five. i'm working with the fbi and the marshals to create, among other things, to create a task force for the police force to ensure that their supervised orders do not criticize them and hold them responsible for making mistakes when they are their human beings. the really angels from heaven, but they're in the human condition. and like all of us and we have to give them a break. we need a task force and in order to make the task force, we have to have a police officer that i know, john van cole at. and definitely we need desperately we need chief scott and we need a one of the other agents who will represent the fbi based ethically. we have to create a system of checks and balances in order to not scare the public when we're asserting our power over the second amendment, power. so we create a checks and balances where each each agency watches over the other. and

public utilities commission as a san francisco fellow. as a sf fellow i was in financial planning where i had the joy of working for a me. >> part of the financialplanning that sets rates. >> amy is just incredibly kind. one of the most generous and good-hearted people i have ever met. having her as as supervisor was very helpful. this was my first job out of college. amy supported me every step of the way. i felt like i can do this. >> i have a staff i manage. we have a complement that joins us once a year to help us. they give them the chance to learn financial matters. >> amy would it is for an hour or hour and a half going through these complicated financial things with you, patient. >> i find my strength in sitting down and walking through the project, how can i help you? they appreciate that. it means that you are giving time to them. i hope or interns will be the new leaders. >> amy made should be we were well trained. >> she gave me mangoes. i went home and ate them. the next day i said i like these. two days later there was a crate, 36 mangoes. >> she embodies public service in everything she does and the way she does her work. it was g

public news. a month has passed since the nsdc introduced changes in the work of military medical commissions.ugust 30, at a meeting , it was decided to check all decisions regarding unfitness for service since the beginning of the russian invasion and to revise the system for its determination, to complete the digitalization of the vlk and expand its work to... free medical institutions, what has changed in the military medical commissions and medical and social expert commissions and whether live queues have really disappeared, darya sydorenko found out. there will be a petition for zaluzhnyi, for my further service, and, i am now supporting wounded boys in the very hospitals and medical institutions in which i was, i am my example... i show that life has not stopped, because i lost both legs last september in the kherson region during the counteroffensive, then treatment and prosthetics in the usa. during rehabilitation in april this year, he took part in boston marathon and ran the distance on prosthetics, pushing a cart with his assistant. artem returned to ukraine in the summer and is no

help those work nothing or with local gentleman follow the rules through education, support and enforcement the commission shapes the rules to make them strong, practical and enforceable. the public expects and deserves the government this serves them. this means serving the public without improper influence or seeking personal gain. the government's decisions made fairly and open low. however, this is not always the case. for this reason, rules and guide lines exist to steer people away from violating the law or engage nothing unethical behavior. the ethicky commission provides education and assistness for people working with local government includes city employees, officers, candidates, lobbyists and others engaged in or with government. here are examples of our work. we create new ethic's policies. help officials avoid conflicts of interest. manage public disclosures, over see campaign finances and including recordkeeping and the administration of campaign financing and aid the registration and reporting of lobbyists, campaign and permit consultants and mirj developers. audit campaign, lobbyist and city filers. we investigate complaints of violation and it is commission's jur

express support for soma gateway design and urge arts commission and department of public works to build and own the gateway. the filipino community has a long ringe history. established in 2016. while most other cultural district and historically significant neighborhoods has physical markers like dragon gate in china town [indiscernible] so in 2019 soma began the process of selecting an artist for creation of cultural gateway or arch for their cultural district. this process involved extensive outreach including community meetings and public opportunities for input. i saw some of the early designs for the district when i was new in mew tenure on the board and i was very pleased to see the design they ultimately arrived upon. the gateway draws inspiration and incorporated art, creating a arch over rus street at folsom and encourage everyone to visit the website to learn more about it. soma is also working with city agencies to insure there is proper fire clearance, does not impede utility lines align with the street scape projects soma west [indiscernible] 10 months planner director ric

commission . in fact, now that i am applying , the work will be done in two weeks. the head of the public communication center of the presidential institution announced the continuation of the review of the bill for the protection of iranians abroad in the parliament after the completion of the review of the seventh program. god willing, the necessary measures will be taken by approving this as a law. a high-level document to follow up on the problems of our dear people and iranians abroad , god willing, is on the agenda of the government. the director general of iranian affairs abroad also said that according to the statistics , the most capitalists in foreign countries from there are iranians, the capital of dear iranians abroad is more than 4 thousand billion dollars, the initial estimate is that we have something like 400,000 iranians in the united states, they are about to retire , they are negotiating, some of them are now in iran, some of them are in america, on the orders of mr. the president is organizing a mission, we are planning , khadim jafari of the ministry of foreign affai

but their profits limited and they get to so in florida the way it works is you go to this public service commission and you say this is how much it costs to generate power this is how much you have to charge people in order to make my statutorily protected profit. but they control how much money you make, but they are a monopoly. so imagine the electric company decides one day i am not going to provide electricity for who believe this or. people who are in this line of work or people who in this line of business while it'd be pretty dramatic if they were able to do that and maybe, maybe i shouldn't speak this into the public square because maybe someone will get some bright idea about what electric companies and utilities should be doing to people. we're really not that far off in many spaces. it strikes me tomorrow there's going to be this artificial intelligence meeting in the senate where many, apparently many of these prominent mark zuckerberg is supposed to be there. so is elon musk. so i think we may have a fight as well coordinated as part of this thing. you know the whole thing, they're sup

about being in a state very far from the sense of reality, the public is well aware of this, from the nature of my work in the commission, in general, all these people very deservedly have the titles of foreign agents, include undesirable organizations, and some of them directly fall under what is called high treason, well, if you are right that they are all hired, then their silence is very logical, well, i didn’t say that all, but most of them are those we know , the most deserved. but if you assume that there is some truth in what they say , that some of them left, what is called at the call of their conscience, if they say that they are fighting russian official policy, and not the russian people, then to me was it natural that some of them would at least say something about it? bank? well, you know, maybe someone still doesn’t understand that this confrontation is fundamental in general. i admit, by the way, that someone still misunderstands , because no, not everyone can figure out this intricacy, it is really very unusual, because there seems to be a war going on in ukraine, as if this is a relationship. in fact,

commission and every committee unanimously. and that is because it is public to have responsible development when you have people near committed to the work. it did not guilty start that way. i remember when i first met with enrique and i had got elected but we had done w to make sure that all the projects on the southeastern water front would be possible. when i met him i tooktd mayor with me and did that for a couple reasons. one i wanted him to know we meant business and this you were going to listen to the community if you were going to build here. 2, i wanted him to know this we had leaders in the city nacare and concerned even when they may not be part of the civic doubt to do so and after that meeting, and enric embegone to talk to the community about what the plans were at the power station. when we wanted see. what was going to be developed would he listen to communities. made a lot of changes on design. a lot of changes on the height of buildings and when we would see that's because he listened to community i say thank you to enrique being responsible develop they're listens to community. and then as we continue to push affordab

work of the national election commission in poland, the transparency of its work was limited. even more alarming is the fact that the ruling party and its candidates clearly advantage due to access to publicunds, which violates the principle of separation of state and party. and as a result, peace ended up in first place based on the results of such dishonest elections. and even in this case, all the machinations are not enough to gather a majority in the sejm; the real chances of forming a coalition were in the hands of the united opposition. nato is increasing patrols in the baltic sea. new measures include additional observation and reconnaissance flights, as well as the deployment of a fleet of four alliance ships. occasion damage to the underwater gas pipeline between estonia and finland. the president of latvia has already rushed to suggest that russia was behind the accident. he said that if the investigation proves moscow is responsible, nato should decide to close the baltic sea to shipping. at the same time, european gardeners are also starting to collect firewood for kindling. for the first time in the history of the european union , military maneuvers started independently, an

public works fire department fire. fire department. police entertainment commission. public health. the board to take action because of the 21 muni route that serves this street and the reroute needed to accommodate this closure, which requires a necessitates the board share shared spaces versus slow streets two programs that started during the pandemic, each very different and i just want to highlight so we're sort of this is covered and intentionally sort of discuss the differences between both programs. shared spaces are intended to be destinations. these are intended to be on commercial corridors. they have sponsors that are responsible for activating the space and setting it up, and they are recurring, recurring in nature. these are different than blocks that may be closed for a special event shared spaces are recurring slow streets, as we're well aware, are on residential corridors. these are traffic on streets that are slow and accommodate all modes of transportation. it's a really a new sort of framework and typology for people to get from point a to point b, this is a form

public utility commission. we had files for approval for that program in june 2022, and that program was a result of years of workincluding a lot of work with stakeholders as well and that program includes addressing critical transmission, and distribution infrastructure. >> you had been working on this for a number of years, you weren't waiting for these federal dollars hopefully. what work had been underway already to protect against wildfire risk? >> we had been starting work, we had been in process on doing work, our utility is always heartening, the proposal was to increase and further the work we are doing. >> do you have the plan in writing on what had been proposed typically for maui and what work had been completed? >> we have the work in writing that had been proposed, we also have our wildfire mitigation plan and we began implementing that even before the approval. >> i think the committee would like to see those documents, the plan that was composed for years ahead of time and what work had been taken prior to that. >> we would be happy to provide that. >> thank you for agreeing to provide that inform

depth of the department of public works and state of florida and the street closures and the traffic guidance and, of course, the rec and park have larry in the rec and park commission(clapping.) and their help coordinated with the square park is invaluable every year and you're help coordinated with city hall and the italian community. is indispensable thank you for your help you appreciate it (clapping.) heard about - almost one hundred and 10 years ago known for someone else o something one of the co-founders of i take it welfare association was established in 1915 and helped italians settle in american and whatever they needed the italian welfare association was there to assist them. now? known as the italian community one hundred and 8 years old and represent in the ic f they head into they're one and 9 year helping san franciscans. thank you very much. and finally, we need to thank our sponsors and claudia with b of a. they are a titled sponsor the parade is not a reality without the assistance and sponsorship of b of a and the bank of i take it and step up to the plate and help to get it done and years ago they actually saved the parade from fading off into t

in the following commission, and the solutions that the public sector itself presents to us in order for us to refrain from taking over the affairs, we will review these in the workingup , and god willing, whenever a resolution is needed, it will be included in the commission's orders. may we approve that all the institutions are required to follow up and implement their activities through the public sector. in the part of your comments, you mentioned the issue of the governance of the qur'an, please explain about this course, i would like to inform you that we in the ministry of culture and islamic studies are active at three levels, one at the level of the government of the qur'an, one at the level of the qur'anic affairs, and one at the level of the qur'anic activities. at the level of the quranic government, we need that all the pillars of the holy system of the islamic republic rule based on the teachings of the quran and atirat, and that every decision, every decision, every policy is made. in the activities of the country, it should be based on the qur'an. yes. based on the planning of the honorable vice president of the qur'an atad, mr. dr. maaaf, a series o

worked out for this people suffered so much. look forward to hearing from my oncolleagues from hawaii. i know this hangs heavy over them. i really want to ask after we decided by the public utility commissionor instance filing to perform vegetation under a power line easements. how does the committee commission verify the work that was actually performed. >> we would constantly follow up with the utility either through reporting whichever variety of reporting monthly or semiannually or annually but we want to make sure how is impacting the repair and if the spending is in the right place to take care of things and that we see progress on whatever the program is versus not seeing progress. >> i understand you want to look out for the ratepayer but i have timberland and there's a power line that goes through it in the power company is very diligent of keeping the vegetation cut down making sure there is not fuel underneath the wires that can be ignited and if it were ignited it would be damaged with the lines in the polls and support the line. i am up there and i see was being done.he period people live around there. have there been people on maui that has been reported with the excessive gr

commission. now economic news, briefly. the government wants to expand the experiment with abolishing vat. for now it is valid for public catering, but it can also work for other areas of small medium-sized businesses. this was stated by first deputy prime minister andrei belausov. according to him, the measure has proven its effectiveness; in addition to tax exemption, it contributes to the whitewashing of business. earlier , the head of the ministry of finance, anton siluanov, said that this experiment brings additional revenue to the budget system. 10% of the global card payments market came from russian banks, as stated in the nilsson report at the end of the year, rbc reports. the list includes seven credit institutions from russia. vtb, russian standard, gazprom bank and others. the total number of transactions they processed is almost 48 billion the largest russian bank evaer Сbir. in the top 150, he took third place, behind american fis and gp morgan chase. megafon's net profit increased by 60%. in 9 months, the company earned more than 36 billion rubles. this is data from her report according to russian standards. revenue increased 8% and ex

public transport and improvement of socially significant spaces. one of the socially significant areas of our work is the construction of educational institutions. since 2022, 12 educational and preschool educational institutions have been commissionedes are within walking distance from residential buildings, it is very comfortable for children to get to them, they meet modern quality standards, allowing them to unload neighboring schools and, of course, give up second shifts. thanks to our work, we really improve the quality of life of citizens, but it is also important to remember that infrastructure projects are a very serious driver for housing construction, for private investment in creating new jobs. in japan , the second batch of water has begun to be discharged from the emergency fukushima nuclear power plant, the local kyoda news agency reports. about 8,000 tons were poured into the ocean, the water discharged from fokusim is being purified using special system, but still contains a third one that cannot be removed. in total , about 30,000 tons of water are planned to be released into the ocean by march next year. against this background... 15 countries and territories have completely stopped purchasing fish and seafood fro

the intersection of folsom and rush streets, and to urge the san francisco arts commission and the department of public works to work closely with the planning department and the soma pilipinas to build and own the gateway supervisor. dorsey thank you, president peskin colleagues. this was the result motion i announced at roll call last week and after receiving further input from community stakeholders, i'd like to ask that this resolution be sent to committee for further discussion and public input with a possible amendments to come. it's my understanding no motion is necessary, but i really just want to express my appreciation to everyone's forbearance for a cultural icon that will celebrate our filipino community and the rich cultural heritage of the south of market neighborhood. thanks supervisor sapphire. your name is on the roster. do you want to please add me as a co-sponsor? supervisor sapphire shall be added as a co-sponsor to item 29, which shall be sent to committee. madam clerk, would you please read the immemorial. mr. president, i have no items to a report. wow. we are adjourned. >> there is a

express support for soma gateway design and urge arts commission and department of public works to build and own the gateway. the filipino community has a long ringe history. established in 2016. while most other cultural district and historically significant neighborhoods has physical markers like dragon gate in china town [indiscernible] so in 2019 soma began the process of selecting an artist for creation of cultural gateway or arch for their cultural district. this process involved extensive outreach including community meetings and public opportunities for input. i saw some of the early designs for the district when i was new in mew tenure on the board and i was very pleased to see the design they ultimately arrived upon. the gateway draws inspiration and incorporated art, creating a arch over rus street at folsom and encourage everyone to visit the website to learn more about it. soma is also working with city agencies to insure there is proper fire clearance, does not impede utility lines align with the street scape projects soma west [indiscernible] 10 months planner director ric

public comment. >> yes, thank you for those comments. commission, do we have questions for dr. kunings? >> thank you dr. kunings for your presentation and again for all of your work that you and your staff do on behalf of san franciscans in need. my question, has to do with, the amount of contracting that we do with our partners outside of the actual network. how are we assuring ourselves that is a through the measurable outcomes that we're looking for. because a lot of what you described are great programs process points, expansion of services and you know, those kinds of things. how are we making sure that we're making a difference in the individual lives, particularly as it relates to the vendors and the service providers that we have that are outside of our own media network? and particularly because we know how difficult it's been for them, to hire, to recruit, attract, hire and retain the kind of skilled sthaf that is needed for this expansion of services across the whole continuium. it's not, it's not something that i know that is easy to answer or even easy to mention, and hopefully through epic or some other, data coordination, we're going to be able to

working on on those things. but she didn't reach out to the commission. and that's because this proposal is not so much about public safety as it is about politics. it's about blaming the commission for city attorney. are we supposed to be discussing a ballot measure at the commission meeting where there's no agenda item? uh, good evening. you raised two issues. one is that it's not on the agenda, so matters that are not on the agenda shouldn't be discussed. the second thing, we have a political activities memo that's available that i'm happy to pass around on the city attorney's website. so the rule is that we're not able to use city resources to advocate for or against a ballot measure. but you could ask about impacts. great. okay. so i will address the impacts of this proposal as it relates to the core of the commission's jurisdiction. so i object to this discussion about the ballot measure. thank you, commissioner. great. all right. well i just wanted to address each of the key prongs of the ballot initiative. all right, commissioners, we see lost quorum. i guess we'll sit tight then until our friends rejoin us