we happened not have got here without mayor breechld supervisor ronnin. the department of homelessness and supportive housing and all of the incredible staff of delores street and larkin street. a round of applause for everybody. will 15 years ago we did not have a strategy amongst young people in the city and many were falling through the cracks. 10 years ago we did not have supportive housing outside of the tenderloin and polk area. >> a few months ago issue san francisco monolingual and immigrant youth the least likely young people to get in housing they nodeed stablingize their live and achieve their dreams. >> we are here today because casa esperanza is what young people told us they needed. small are size outside of the tenderloin. located in their communities where they feel safe, connected and tailored and the tailored to the programs are tailored to their unique needs. >> so many of us fought for the home key it have a set arc side for young people so there could be housing we fought for young people to have housing outside the tenderloin and eve

i love this program and delighteded to work with supervisor ronnin. i guess my understanding is idea came out of conversations with the small business commission. i'm biassed toward is a good program temperature is a good program. a great program. hai recall from the original presentations is that we were expecting the out liin year one. i think 5 million the original. ownership the number i will say in our upon report to the board we were surprised how little was spent under this program. part of that was there was not good information when we were creating this program that was what we worked together on was why is it hard to figure out how much small businesses are paying to open up a business. and we have seen a lot of insight and partners closely with the office of small business and permit center to understand are there businesses that should be qualifying that are not or are qualified but not getings costings waived. that is happening we are troubleshooting along the way. but i guess the over all new system good if businesses are spending less

this legislation was introduced by supervisor mandelman who is here today and supervisor ronnin. mental health and homeless issues the top of their priorities. without the protections, we would be standing next to 2 single family homes or market rate condos instead of 46 rehab beds for the vulnerable. we would not be here without mayor breed willing to tackle the big issues. the city's funding of mental health and homeless issues. you got a tough job. and the mir's office was helpful in getting this over the finish line. i spoke to the governor about 10 days ago talked about the 225 bed facility in san pablo in 2021 the 46 facility here and 150 bed facility in southern california. i thanked him for the care courts and the state pundz funding directored to the issues. however, for most of the efforts to be successful, we need more rehab beds like the ones we are opening today in the continuum of care. these beds familiar general beds likely allow sf general and other acute settings to open beds to get more people off the streets and into care. and the [inaudible] we strife to prov

we happened not have got here without mayor breechld supervisor ronnin.housing and all of the incredible staff of delores street and larkin street. a round of applause for everybody. will 15 years ago we did not have a strategy amongst young people in the city and many were falling through the cracks. 10 years ago we did not have supportive housing outside of the tenderloin and polk area. >> a few months ago issue san francisco monolingual and immigrant youth the least likely young people to get in housing they nodeed stablingize their live and achieve their dreams. >> we are here today because casa esperanza is what young people told us they needed. small are size outside of the tenderloin. located in their communities where they feel safe, connected and tailored and the tailored to the programs are tailored to their unique needs. >> so many of us fought for the home key it have a set arc side for young people so there could be housing we fought for young people to have housing outside the tenderloin and everybody here that i see played a role in making

i love this program and delighteded to work with supervisor ronnin. out of conversations with the small business commission. i'm biassed toward is a good program temperature is a good program. a great program. hai recall from the original presentations is that we were expecting the out liin year one. i think 5 million the original. ownership the number i will say in our upon report to the board we were surprised how little was spent under this program. part of that was there was not good information when we were creating this program that was what we worked together on was why is it hard to figure out how much small businesses are paying to open up a business. and we have seen a lot of insight and partners closely with the office of small business and permit center to understand are there businesses that should be qualifying that are not or are qualified but not getings costings waived. that is happening we are troubleshooting along the way. but i guess the over all new system good if businesses are spending less than we thought on the costs and we ar

i love this program and delighteded to work with supervisor ronnin. i guess my understanding is idea came out of conversations with the small business commission. i'm biassed toward is a good program temperature is a good program. a great program. hai recall from the original presentations is that we were expecting the out liin year one. i think 5 million the original. ownership the number i will say in our upon report to the board we were surprised how little was spent under this program. part of that was there was not good information when we were creating this program that was what we worked together on was why is it hard to figure out how much small businesses are paying to open up a business. and we have seen a lot of insight and partners closely with the office of small business and permit center to understand are there businesses that should be qualifying that are not or are qualified but not getings costings waived. that is happening we are troubleshooting along the way. but i guess the over all new system good if businesses are spending less

this legislation was introduced by supervisor mandelman who is here today and supervisor ronnin. mental health and homeless issues the top of their priorities. without the protections, we would be standing next to 2 single family homes or market rate condos instead of 46 rehab beds for the vulnerable. we would not be here without mayor breed willing to tackle the big issues. the city's funding of mental health and homeless issues. you got a tough job. and the mir's office was helpful in getting this over the finish line. i spoke to the governor about 10 days ago talked about the 225 bed facility in san pablo in 2021 the 46 facility here and 150 bed facility in southern california. i thanked him for the care courts and the state pundz funding directored to the issues. however, for most of the efforts to be successful, we need more rehab beds like the ones we are opening today in the continuum of care. these beds familiar general beds likely allow sf general and other acute settings to open beds to get more people off the streets and into care. and the [inaudible] we strife to prov

this legislation was introduced by supervisor mandelman who is here today and supervisor ronnin. mental health and homeless issues the top of their priorities. without the protections, we would be standing next to 2 single family homes or market rate condos instead of 46 rehab beds for the vulnerable. we would not be here without mayor breed willing to tackle the big issues. the city's funding of mental health and homeless issues. you got a tough job. and the mir's office was helpful in getting this over the finish line. i spoke to the governor about 10 days ago talked about the 225 bed facility in san pablo in 2021 the 46 facility here and 150 bed facility in southern california. i thanked him for the care courts and the state pundz funding directored to the issues. however, for most of the efforts to be successful, we need more rehab beds like the ones we are opening today in the continuum of care. these beds familiar general beds likely allow sf general and other acute settings to open beds to get more people off the streets and into care. and the [inaudible] we strife to prov

rick is here if you have questions but that is what this ordinance that supervisor ronnin and i proposed, does. if there are, anything you want to add or subtract? sing praises tell us how incredible this program has been. >> thank you very much. >> good morning chair peskin. legacy business program manager with office of small business in economic and workforce development. i know you have a full agenda i will be brief. the small business support this is item. we want to reduce barriers for businesses applying for legacy business registry. $ fee did sd not generate significant ref mule and work with tracking the fee. so over all the office of small business stroif to reduce fees when possible and appreciate your support today. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> supervisor mandelman. great idea. thank you i like to be added as a cosponsor. >> well. let the record show supervisor mandelman is now a cosponsor. is there any public comment on this item? >> yes, members who wish to speak and are in person should lineup. at this time, for those listening remote call 415-554-0001 then access

this legislation was introduced by supervisor mandelman who is here today and supervisor ronnin.tal health and homeless issues the top of their priorities. without the protections, we would be standing next to 2 single family homes or market rate condos instead of 46 rehab beds for the vulnerable. we would not be here without mayor breed willing to tackle the big issues. the city's funding of mental health and homeless issues. you got a tough job. and the mir's office was helpful in getting this over the finish line. i spoke to the governor about 10 days ago talked about the 225 bed facility in san pablo in 2021 the 46 facility here and 150 bed facility in southern california. i thanked him for the care courts and the state pundz funding directored to the issues. however, for most of the efforts to be successful, we need more rehab beds like the ones we are opening today in the continuum of care. these beds familiar general beds likely allow sf general and other acute settings to open beds to get more people off the streets and into care. and the [inaudible] we strife to provide