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it is irrelevant rable. we look forward it celebrating with all of you. everyone here has been part of the journey and worked with us to get to this very proud moment. . together, we created a plan. a resource the will and the plan and now the execution turning of the dirt to credit what i am confident will be model educator in district employee housing. the best in the country. it is buzz of the work we have all done together. today we look forward it honoring you and celebrating together your contributions to this effort. i want to begin my remarks talking about the residence denials of this district in this community. so we were selected work on this development 4 and a half years ago. and -- in putting together our proposal we drove around the district and of course the first thing we noticed was play landful a rable effort from the communities. and the first meeting we held on a beautiful weekend day in the center. play landful i brought my boys with me. a gorgeous day. and i will tell you i have been dog this w for 30 years. works in 11 counties in

let us continue to do rable things together. our environment and future generations require this of us. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment. am i'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency mana

this is a rable achievement. we have been trying to do this for arc while. we kept the copay so what people don't have to -- insulin. 35 dollars a month. that is like 110th or 120th of where it is. and i have to say, we did that without one republican vote. sad to say. without one republican vote. we have been drug members from pred tori price hikes they have been engaged in and finally empowered medicare to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. that is the big triumph. this is historic we have been trying to do this for dekdzs big pharma weigh in the and weighed in and strangle hold on our ability to loose it free congress from that. we want to do more. but this opens the door on and we are proud. it is historic without one republican vote. and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. can you imagine mag they say a thing to threaten us for lowering costs for prescription drugs for america's family. san francisco the provisions save millions aier in our own community. and now we will hear more from arp california on what this cost means for f

and the last question i had is in relationship to the rable progress you med when you spoke to cms you quoted 18 month period of time. that sounds like this is much faster track than 18 months. i wonder if you can um -- help us understand is it the resources put in the direction and that's the reason or um -- how do we interpret it [inaudible] our sense is they remain concerned and just unclear as to the final outcome. we did share immediately the information about the pause. the agreements to pause through november 13th shared that with residents, families and ombuds persons. that information went out. and it is reviewed with the residents and resident care teen and council. having said this. you know the resident its is confusing. we xheenlted we got of break disconnected... >> and that hopefully we can -- perhaps get an extension beyond that time. but -- we are -- definitely making every effort we can to make sure residents and families are kept as much up to speed as we are keeping our staff and, stake holders up to speed. our communication's team make sure that whenever we are com

one of the most rable things is he is always learning and looking to learn. hoe is somebody who will in his spare time look for opportunity to tour cities learn about transit systems. read more book that have come out on planning and sustainability. he ms. many of the qualities that you are looking for in an effective planning commissioner and serve with integrity i urge you to approve his appointment. thank you. >> next speaker. >> i'm jeff a lawyer with district 8 lived in san front for 10 years and known derek. i want to support his enemyination to the commission. derek shows commitment to san francisco to all the people who live here and all neighborhoodses and forgotten communities. and will show integrity and he dedication. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yea. yea. a quick pause we are having a granicus error we like to take a few moments to see that is resolved. give me i'm double checking with our staff. it is back on and granicus is broadcasting we can proceed. next caller, please. >> hello this is [inaudible] from dis

and i think that is rable because our whistle blower program staff changed. there has been changes in the city's working conditions. covid would be a factor of that. and also just with the volume of reports we receive we still produce results that end in corrective or preventive action between front to 31% of all cases we get. next slide. recapping past initiatives we have clez out reports in 90 days we hit 91 percent. issues 3 reports for the year and working on kwshg 4 report sum up the previous 3 quarters that will be issued next month. >> next slide. 21/2 we continue to ensure a best in class program. we have continued to follow up on reports referred required by the charter to other city jurisdictions. to better capture the results that the whistle blower program reports obtain. and we have had one of our staff members on slide present at a national conference in may. we have conducted our training of department liaisons on how we expect investigations to be conductd and how they can help us do this work. promoted and hosted 2 initial webinars leading fr

let us continue to do rable things together.ire this of us. >> i would like to invite my colleague and friend tyrone of the san francisco department of the environment. am i'm delighted be here today's upon event is grounded on 3 principles. one climate change is real. 2. the affects of climate change are happening right now within our communities especially within communities that are most vulnerable. and 3 we must take action on climate change both in mitigating or affect to dampen the affects and to prepare our communities to make sure we are resilient in the face of climate change when it come to air quality and extreme heat. high role here is to represent mayor breed. and many city diameters involved in this effort in san francisco. starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many commun

this is a rable achievement. we have been trying to do this for arc while. the copay so what people don't have to -- insulin. 35 dollars a month. that is like 110th or 120th of where it is. and i have to say, we did that without one republican vote. sad to say. without one republican vote. we have been drug members from pred tori price hikes they have been engaged in and finally empowered medicare to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. that is the big triumph. this is historic we have been trying to do this for dekdzs big pharma weigh in the and weighed in and strangle hold on our ability to loose it free congress from that. we want to do more. but this opens the door on and we are proud. it is historic without one republican vote. and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. can you imagine mag they say a thing to threaten us for lowering costs for prescription drugs for america's family. san francisco the provisions save millions aier in our own community. and now we will hear more from arp california on what this cost means for families.

this is a rable achievement. we have been trying to do this for arc while.kept the copay so what people don't have to -- insulin. 35 dollars a month. that is like 110th or 120th of where it is. and i have to say, we did that without one republican vote. sad to say. without one republican vote. we have been drug members from pred tori price hikes they have been engaged in and finally empowered medicare to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. that is the big triumph. this is historic we have been trying to do this for dekdzs big pharma weigh in the and weighed in and strangle hold on our ability to loose it free congress from that. we want to do more. but this opens the door on and we are proud. it is historic without one republican vote. and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. can you imagine mag they say a thing to threaten us for lowering costs for prescription drugs for america's family. san francisco the provisions save millions aier in our own community. and now we will hear more from arp california on what this cost means for famil