ah commissioner ronan. it's just a brief comment. i just want to say that i have full complete faith in, um the beers of the t a. and when you say that you need to make position changes it . i know how thoughtful. um and carefully you made those decisions and i just wanted to say on the mic that i'm happy to support this. um and mostly, i'm happy to support it so easily, because i just trust the leadership of this organization so highly and respect you all very much, so i just want to put that on the record. commissioner ronan vice chair melgar. thank you. and ditto my colleague here . i did have just a question because in your presentation, you refer to that we organization or the you know the changes in positions and given the business plan and propel funds. so this past year we passed a really ambitious climate action plan. um and the main goals are electrification. i mean that the biggest bulk of our carbon, you know, savings are from that we have a department of the environment that is almost entirely grant funded, although they

press and i commissioner ronan running i commissioners if i stuff. i commissioner stephanie. stephanie i commissioner walton. well. neither are nine eyes. the minutes are approved. alright uh , thank you, mr clerk. please call our consent agenda items five through nine. items five through nine comprised the consent agenda. staff is not playing to present on these items, but it's available for questions. is there a motion to approve the consent agenda moved by walton is there a second seconded by chan? and i think we can take that same house. same call without objection. um and mr clerk, can you please call item 10? item. 10 adapt the three revised job classifications and revised organization chart. this is an action item. all right. and so this matter comes to us from the personnel committee. um no public comment is a required, um ah, and i don't think emotion or second is required either. uh and so, um, we can just, uh, so and i have some remarks about this. so colleagues. this item, um, is a recommendation from the personnel committee, which includes vice chair melgar commi

peskin present skin present supervisor preston preston present supervisor ronan ronan. present supervisor safi. sapphire g president, supervisor stephany stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present . mr president, you have a quorum. thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rama tuchel oni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions. the rama to chalone have never seated, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material only community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. colleagues will you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united s

peskin present skin present supervisor preston preston present supervisor ronan ronan. present supervisor safi. sapphire g president, supervisor stephany stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present . mr president, you have a quorum. thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rama tuchel oni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions. the rama to chalone have never seated, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material only community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. colleagues will you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united s

so moved motion from commissioner ronan. mr. clerk. roll call, please. chair dorsey, ci. and commissioner on in their two eyes. the motion is approved. would you please call the next item item? four recommend adoption of the proposed fiscal year. 2023 2024 anyone budget and work program? this is an action item. thank you, mr clerk. we have with us, lily you principal management analyst and swanee, co assistant deputy director for planning here to present. miss you. the floor is yours. sheriff dorsey china work, then slides hold on one second. tv. i'm sharing my slides. um good morning. lily you principal management analysts today, juanito, w. director or assistant deputy director for planning and i are presenting the proposed annual budget and work program for fiscal year 2023 2024. this item starts on page nine of the tamil community packet. the tema fiscal year starts from july 1st to june 30th. revenues for the upcoming fiscal year. uh are 1,665,006. this includes federal grant funding of $1 million consisting of two federal grants funding sources to support the autono

iz supervisor preston preston , i supervisor ronan ronan eyes supervisor self i e.elf i e absence supervisor stephanie stephanie i supervisor walton walton. i supervisor chan chan i supervisor dorsey. dorsey i supervisor and cardio. and cardio i and supervisor man delman. mandel men i and supervise herself. i so if i e i there are 10 eyes. alright. the . motion adopting the revised report passes and then on the motion with the revised report, same house i should say resolution with the revised reports. same house, same called the resolution is adopted. madam clerk, could you please go to our last three pm special order? items 27 through 30 comprised the final three pm special order. this is a public hearing of persons interested in the approval of a conditional use authorization for proposed project at 11 60 mission street involving a change of use from public parking garage to fleet charging for portions of the ground, 2nd and 3rd floors of an existing four story public and private parking garage. thank you, madam clerk and before i call on supervisor dorsey. littl

press and i commissioner ronan running i commissioners if i stuff. i commissioner stephanie. stephanie i commissioner walton. well. neither are nine eyes. the minutes are approved. alright uh , thank you, mr clerk. please call our consent agenda items five through nine. items five through nine comprised the consent agenda. staff is not playing to present on these items, but it's available for questions. is there a motion to approve the consent agenda moved by walton is there a second seconded by chan? and i think we can take that same house. same call without objection. um and mr clerk, can you please call item 10? item. 10 adapt the three revised job classifications and revised organization chart. this is an action item. all right. and so this matter comes to us from the personnel committee. um no public comment is a required, um ah, and i don't think emotion or second is required either. uh and so, um, we can just, uh, so and i have some remarks about this. so colleagues. this item, um, is a recommendation from the personnel committee, which includes vice chair melgar commi

and one thing we learned -- i learned from reading all the me too journalism of ronan in the "new yorker" and jody canter at "the new york times," the things -- the sexual assault is very difficult to prove when it's just two people in a room and nobody else. but the corroboration that you can get from the contemporaneous statements of where the woman shocked goes to a friend and says i can't believe what just happened to me. and then the men are always -- the men who do these things do them more than once, dozens of times as with the case with donald trump. >> with impunity. >> with impunity because they think it's their sense of entitlement, that their a star and they can do it. >> which was articulated by the soon to be president in the "access hollywood" tape. >> it was the one moment where donald trump told the truth. >> if you -- well, i won't get into -- the defense that his team is mounting which is this kind of relentless barrage of questions meant to get at the fine details of this story in an effort to undermine its voracity in the case of e. jean carroll or say it was politic

press and i commissioner ronan running i commissioners if i stuff. i commissioner stephanie. stephanie i commissioner walton. well. neither are nine eyes. the minutes are approved. alright uh , thank you, mr clerk. please call our consent agenda items five through nine. items five through nine comprised the consent agenda. staff is not playing to present on these items, but it's available for questions. is there a motion to approve the consent agenda moved by walton is there a second seconded by chan? and i think we can take that same house. same call without objection. um and mr clerk, can you please call item 10? item. 10 adapt the three revised job classifications and revised organization chart. this is an action item. all right. and so this matter comes to us from the personnel committee. um no public comment is a required, um ah, and i don't think emotion or second is required either. uh and so, um, we can just, uh, so and i have some remarks about this. so colleagues. this item, um, is a recommendation from the personnel committee, which includes vice chair melgar commi

ronan needs to be a recipient of this letter.m because and i but i do concur with what commissioner eppler said in that, you know, she only has so much power in the situation. i think the supervisors at least traditionally, i don't know about legally but traditionally have been the. the go betweens between city government and local residents and neighborhood groups. um. also slightly off topic from this, but i think worth mentioning, um, because it is very much related to what we've talked about. tonight is the as one of the members of the public spoke to tonight is the issue of unaccepted property is which is extremely. the status of unaccepted properties in the city is extremely extremely bad . um i won't go into too many details on this because it's irrelevant, but i am president of my neighborhood association in the castro, and we recently came across an unaccepted property that we wanted to have a community meeting about and it resulted in dpw closing off access to a public park, which was the worst possible outcome and some

. >> good afternoon, commissioners ann legislative aid for supervisor ronan and here on behalf of thevisor and the agency in support for this item today and i'm in gratitude to the planning department staff and so many people who are behind this interpretation tremendous work and the research and work and so many detail to describe um, the experiences in san francisco. that has not been covered before. um, you know. just to be not mentioned in history books and to finally have this effort coming from the grown up is really take care immune and thank you and looking for your approval. thank you. >> okay. >> (laughter.) >> my name is ann i'm architect and the small business owner and thirty years this year and advocate in the san francisco social my motivation to voice for those considered invisible. okay. >> i want to thank president matsuda and former commissioner martinez for the adoption of this and documented the ethic in the city and also want to thank the san francisco heritage month former um, direct the san francisco heritage and um, former employee december december ray for an

. >> a spokesperson for ronan says she's offered to bring the two sides together for peace negotiationsy mayor london breed plans to outline her two-year budget proposal for the city. now, yesterday the mayor said the plan includes expanding shelter beds. it also increases affordable housing slots for the formerly unhoused. she also is promising to focus on police staffing and public safety. her address takes place at 11:00 this morning at city hall. >>> turning to our climate in crisis, following a wet winter the bay area is still facing fire danger. it looks a lot different this year than it has in the last few years. >> today in the south bay pg&e are going to hold what they call an action to take minimum risk out of the picture. bob redell is joining us live this morning. bob, the thing about it is, people probably will hear the buzzing of those helicopters in the south bay, but they shouldn't be worried about that. >> reporter: no, because what pg&e is doing starting today through friday, they're going to be inspecting those high power tension towers, transmission towers, that's pr

so, one thing that we have learned, that i have learned from reading all of the metoo journalism by ronanw, the new yorker, jodi kantor, and recalling the new york times, it is the things that -- the sexual assault is very very difficult when it is just two people in a room, and there's nobody else. but, the corroboration that you can get from the contemporaneous statements where a woman shot to goes to a friend and says, i can't believe what just happened to me. and then, the men, the men who do these things, do the more than once. dozens of times, in fact, as is the case with donald john trump. >> with impunity. >> with impunity. because they think it is their sense of entitlement. they think they are a star, and they can do it. >> which is articulated by the soon to be president. >> absolutely. >> he lays out the playbook, and apparently, allegedly, was executing on it for decades. >> it wasn't donald trump for going with the truth. >> i won't get into -- i mean. the defense that his team is mounting, is this relentless barrage of questions, meant to get at the fine details of the stor

but a longtime resident who knows many of the drug dealers here confirmed ronan's claims. that's like 80% of people are here, from my understand, saying that a lot of people come out here with the illusion that they're going to come work construction or some sort of labor job and end up selling drugs out here. >> but tom wolf, a recovering fentanyl and heroin addict who says he assisted drug dealers inside lists that many are not victims of the narco trade. >> i know that they're having custom built homes made constructed in their country of origin. >> they've shown me pictures on their phone and i used to help them wire money back to their native country because i had an id and they didn't because they're undocumented. so how will lawmakers like supervisor dorsey use the results of this survey? >> it allows them to kind of do a check, right? am i am i thinking the same thing that my voters are thinking? >> it is good to know that if this is something that we do go to voters with next year, i think i would have very strong support from voters. so that is going to weigh on

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i are worked for someone who worked with supervisor ronan, he really-i was fascinated with what he gets to do in his job and the issues he gets to work on and people he gets to speak. this is a great opportunity to test what you are interested in and so i applied and got in and very happy. >> how many total in the youth commission? one per district? >> yes, one per district and 5 from the mayor. >> there is 11 supervisor ones and 6 from mayor office, 5 of it which are specifically for minority community representation and one is appointee so 17 total. >> 17. great. >> (inaudible) one of the bigger commissions in the city, but because youth is everyone at some point in life, every community has youth, it is important to have enough seats to have a voice for communities and their different needs on the youth commission. >> for sure. let's get into the nitty-gritty of it. i really interested to hear some of the concerns that either the youth commission is talking about now or even you yourselves personally what concerns are you trying to like advocate for and stuff like that? who would lik

mid forties windsor, sebastopol, healdsburg ronan park in their point reyes station.ax down to 47. same for napa, richmond's at 45 degrees and upper forties ross and in some melted bronze. sausalito and vallejo at 48 25 27, truckee, south lake tahoe forties fifties in the valley, 50 sixties and southern ghalib oranje. one more little spin here it'll go south of us, but it is rotating in a lot of high and mid level clouds. friday's fine saturday's fine sunday we'll have to keep an eye on a low retro grading from the southwest, which may trigger some monsoon activity, which is hard to believe here for middle of may. this is something we usually don't stay until probably august or september, but it would be a possibility of some thunderstorms up in the sierra, maybe in the valley motherlode. last weekend. it was snow in the mountains this weekend. it could be thunderstorms that don't see that in may all the time either fifties for a few sixties to near 70 on the temps a little cooler tomorrow. then we start to warm things up a little bit thursday, bigger jump friday and

ronan, what do you think the motivation might have been?the minister of intelligence. - been? well, we have his confession to the minister of intelligence. on l to the minister of intelligence. on the other— to the minister of intelligence. on the other hand, there is a recording by bbc_ the other hand, there is a recording by bbc farsi — the other hand, there is a recording by bbc farsi that his family said was sent— by bbc farsi that his family said was sent from him from prison, that those _ was sent from him from prison, that those were — was sent from him from prison, that those were coerced. they needed to treat the _ those were coerced. they needed to treat the confession with a grain of salt _ treat the confession with a grain of salt some — treat the confession with a grain of salt. some of the details do match with some — salt. some of the details do match with some information we got from... and they— with some information we got from... and they have in indications of a possible — and they have in indications of a possible motiv

i are worked for someone who worked with supervisor ronan, he really-i was fascinated with what he gets to do in his job and the issues he gets to work on and people he gets to speak. this is a great opportunity to test what you are interested in and so i applied and got in and very happy. >> how many total in the youth commission? one per district? >> yes, one per district and 5 from the mayor. >> there is 11 supervisor ones and 6 from mayor office, 5 of it which are specifically for minority community representation and one is appointee so 17 total. >> 17. great. >> (inaudible) one of the bigger commissions in the city, but because youth is everyone at some point in life, every community has youth, it is important to have enough seats to have a voice for communities and their different needs on the youth commission. >> for sure. let's get into the nitty-gritty of it. i really interested to hear some of the concerns that either the youth commission is talking about now or even you yourselves personally what concerns are you trying to like advocate for and stuff like that? who would lik

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