supervisor safaye. >> thank you, president yee. and let me just say thank you to supervisor fewer for all of her amazing hard work on this. i know usually when it gets down to the finish line is when a lot of the final details are put on this project and in terms of -- i say it's a project, even though it's an ordinance and it's a piece of legislation. but the idea of prisoners and those that are incarcerated being held in unsanitary, unsafe and unsound conditions and everyone agreeing that needed to be dealt with in terms of a priority and then there being a fight about whether we build a new jail or not a new jail, this is what you call, in my opinion, a true balancing act. it was approached in the right way. it started with the point of departure in looking at the reality and looking at the statistics and numbers of how the population has gone down and then reaching out to our sheriff and the sheriff said it best, this is was something too compromised but at the end of the day, we are going to close that and we are going to prio

supervisor safaye. >> thank you, president yee. and let me just say thank you to supervisor fewer for all of her amazing hard work on this. i know usually when it gets down to the finish line is when a lot of the final details are put on this project and in terms of -- i say it's a project, even though it's an ordinance and it's a piece of legislation. but the idea of prisoners and those that are incarcerated being held in unsanitary, unsafe and unsound conditions and everyone agreeing that needed to be dealt with in terms of a priority and then there being a fight about whether we build a new jail or not a new jail, this is what you call, in my opinion, a true balancing act. it was approached in the right way. it started with the point of departure in looking at the reality and looking at the statistics and numbers of how the population has gone down and then reaching out to our sheriff and the sheriff said it best, this is was something too compromised but at the end of the day, we are going to close that and we are going to prio

supervisor safaye. >> thank you, president yee. and let me just say thank you to supervisor fewer for all of her amazing hard work on this. i know usually when it gets down to the finish line is when a lot of the final details are put on this project and in terms of -- i say it's a project, even though it's an ordinance and it's a piece of legislation. but the idea of prisoners and those that are incarcerated being held in unsanitary, unsafe and unsound conditions and everyone agreeing that needed to be dealt with in terms of a priority and then there being a fight about whether we build a new jail or not a new jail, this is what you call, in my opinion, a true balancing act. it was approached in the right way. it started with the point of departure in looking at the reality and looking at the statistics and numbers of how the population has gone down and then reaching out to our sheriff and the sheriff said it best, this is was something too compromised but at the end of the day, we are going to close that and we are going to prio

. >> supervisor safaye. >> motion made seconded and on the amendment itself, madam clerk, can we have a role call? >> on the amendment to number 2- >> can we repeat what the amendment is? >> through the president to supervisor walton, this is soup store peskin, my amendment was that any member of the public who is attempting to pay their property taxes on 15, may, before 4:00 p.m., most people who paid them in person go to the poke street carlton b. goodlet entrance and that either they are let into the building or if they are not let into the building as the treasurer indicated, there will be individuals to redirect them into the grove street entrance, whereby they can go into the light court and subsequently pay their property taxes. so either the city administrator opens up the front door or there are humans to rerefer those people into the grove street entrance and that is the sum and substance of my amendment. >> if i may, mr. president, just to clarify the -- this is john givener again. the resolution authorizes the treasurer tax collector's office to remain open at 4:00 p.m. pr

i want to thank supervisor stephanie and thank supervisor safaye and ronen for providing efforts. i need to provide context to the reasons i'm here today. there are over 27,000 veterans in san francisco and the va is doing a horrific job of tracking covid-19 data. we know that approximately 10% of covid-19-related deaths in san francisco have been veteranses and that most reside within districts 3, 6, 9 and 10 with a dense, dense congregation and we have to idea how many veterans are recovering or living in the streets when there are so many vouchers available in the city that come with wrap-around services. the city needs a dedicated liaison for the emergency operation center and the state and federal agencies, local nonprofits, veteran organizations, staff, volunteers and not to mention sponsors for housing. the cdso would be the perfect position to do this work, specifically in a pandemic and not just the position for intake and referral. article 11 amount of the administrative code, shall provide outreach to homeless veterans as its main priority and the position has been vaca

i want to thank supervisor stephanie and thank supervisor safaye and ronen for providing efforts. i need to provide context to the reasons i'm here today. there are over 27,000 veterans in san francisco and the va is doing a horrific job of tracking covid-19 data. we know that approximately 10% of covid-19-related deaths in san francisco have been veteranses and that most reside within districts 3, 6, 9 and 10 with a dense, dense congregation and we have to idea how many veterans are recovering or living in the streets when there are so many vouchers available in the city that come with wrap-around services. the city needs a dedicated liaison for the emergency operation center and the state and federal agencies, local nonprofits, veteran organizations, staff, volunteers and not to mention sponsors for housing. the cdso would be the perfect position to do this work, specifically in a pandemic and not just the position for intake and referral. article 11 amount of the administrative code, shall provide outreach to homeless veterans as its main priority and the position has been vaca

supervisor safaye expressed reservations and thought a more wholeisic approach to revising 317 was warranted and mentioned a possible approach. there were 50 members that commented and many were opposed and many -- (inaudible). >> there is an additional time to resolve issues with the planning department. since that time, the appellant has augmented their project team and provided plans that accurately are reflect the scope of work on the building. appellant provided the variance hearing. they wantethey wanted to cancelr permits and submit revised permit expospermits and plans ot property. and the historic preservation commission did meet yesterday for the second time remotely. among a variety of items, they heard the certified local government program annual report and they approved the landmarking of the new royal bakery on mission street and also received an informational presentation related to the small business commission and legacy business program. i have to other items to report and seeing no questions, commissioners, we can move on to general public comment. at this time, members o

it's state, not local, but we did have the cosponsors for supervisor walton and safaye and it passed last week. and then, there are two pieces of legislation -- actually, a third, but i did not include, but today, we received a referral on a motion ordering -- this will be for the ballot and so a referral for the commission to weigh in on this ballot measure. and that's proposed for the ballot by the board of supervisors. they're dealing with the grocers satisfactiogross receipts and t. supervisor peskin, the reduced fee and approval process, that was referred to us, but that is not making any movement right now since the stay-in-place has been in place. and then also supervisor peskin did introduce the third party delivery at seacap, separate from the emergency declaration after the emergency declaration is over and he's proposing legislation and that, then, would carry on. afterwards. if you are not aware, supervisor weiner introduced a bill, sb 39n echo from me? >> not right now. >> the bill deals with commercial tendencies and this actually is reflective of a very specific reques

it's state, not local, but we did have the cosponsors for supervisor walton and safaye and it passed last week. and then, there are two pieces of legislation -- actually, a third, but i did not include, but today, we received a referral on a motion ordering -- this will be for the ballot and so a referral for the commission to weigh in on this ballot measure. and that's proposed for the ballot by the board of supervisors. they're dealing with the grocers satisfactiogross receipts and t. supervisor peskin, the reduced fee and approval process, that was referred to us, but that is not making any movement right now since the stay-in-place has been in place. and then also supervisor peskin did introduce the third party delivery at seacap, separate from the emergency declaration after the emergency declaration is over and he's proposing legislation and that, then, would carry on. afterwards. if you are not aware, supervisor weiner introduced a bill, sb 39n echo from me? >> not right now. >> the bill deals with commercial tendencies and this actually is reflective of a very specific reques