surrounded by a loving circle of close family and friends now be it resolved that that san francisco health commissiononours maria x martine he is for her lifelong commitment and dedication to improving the lives of others through her service and thoughtful leadership. the san francisco health commission conveys its heartfelt condolences to ms. martinez's daughter and other family and colleagues and friends. >> thank you dr. harmer and thank you for mark i would like to say and in addition to the remarks offered by dr. hammer in reading true this resolution there are so many words that just pop out that remind us of her fantastic work, partnership, vision, problem solving and it's all things we knew to be closely sewated with maria x and her work. we would approve this resolution and it's though we can take this on whole person care both as a tribute to maria x and her leadership and our contributions because this is such a deep and strong legacy that she's left not only within the department but serving the entire community in san francisco. >> i don't see any public comment before you all move forwa

surrounded by a loving circle of close family and friends now be it resolved that that san francisco health commission honours maria x martine he is for her lifelong commitment and dedication to improving the lives of others through her service and thoughtful leadership. the san francisco health commission conveys its heartfelt condolences to ms. martinez's daughter and other family and colleagues and friends. >> thank you dr. harmer and thank you for mark i would like to say and in addition to the remarks offered by dr. hammer in reading true this resolution there are so many words that just pop out that remind us of her fantastic work, partnership, vision, problem solving and it's all things we knew to be closely sewated with maria x and her work. we would approve this resolution and it's though we can take this on whole person care both as a tribute to maria x and her leadership and our contributions because this is such a deep and strong legacy that she's left not only within the department but serving the entire community in san francisco. >> i don't see any public comment before you all move for

health consumers and stakeholders. it's posted for 30-day public comment from february 6, 2020, through march 9, 2020. and presented to the san francisco behavioral health commission at a public hearing on may 20, 2020. the legislation requires that stakeholder develop plans to be adopted by the board of supervisors prior to submission to the state, which is why the department is seeking board approval today. as you know, behavioral health services offers a full range of special team behavioral health services provided by a culturally diverse network of community behavioral health programs and private psychiatrists and psychologists and therapists. mental health and substance use services include outpatient treatment and in-patient treatment and linkage services, and a large array of more specialized treatment services. and the services are available to residents of san francisco who receive medi-cal benefits. and the health plan benefits, and to residents with limited resources. m.h.s.a. is one of the funding streams that supports the behavioral health services and represents about 9% of its total funding. mhsa funding is found throughout the behavioral health sy

i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work group with the community provider. and also, i cochair a work group from my -- that's work related, which is transitioning clients in jail, in custody, and inpatient from the acute facility or in jail into treatment. and i think, based on my work, i realize that -- the importance of participating in mental health sf in order to make sure that services and availability of services to be delivered to our clients and consumers in a dignified way, and i think that my knowledge base and my problem-solving skills will be -- enable me to serve the client population in a -- in an effective way. so i thank you for your considera

i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work group with the community provider. and also, i cochair a work group from my -- that's work related, which is transitioning clients in jail, in custody, and inpatient from the acute facility or in jail into treatment. and i think, based on my work, i realize that -- the importance of participating in mental health sf in order to make sure that services and availability of services to be delivered to our clients and consumers in a dignified way, and i think that my knowledge base and my problem-solving skills will be -- enable me to serve the client population in a -- in an effective way. so i thank you for your considera

. >> staff and members of the public who are joining us for the san francisco health commission meetingor tuesday august 18th. we will call this meeting to order. will you please call the roll. >> yes, commissioner bernal. [roll call]

health consumers and stakeholders. it's posted for 30-day public comment from february 6, 2020, through march 9, 2020. and presented to the san francisco behavioral health commission at a public hearing on may 20, 2020. the legislation requires that stakeholder develop plans to be adopted by the board of supervisors prior to submission to the state, which is why the department is seeking board approval today. as you know, behavioral health services offers a full range of special team behavioral health services provided by a culturally diverse network of community behavioral health programs and private psychiatrists and psychologists and therapists. mental health and substance use services include outpatient treatment and in-patient treatment and linkage services, and a large array of more specialized treatment services. and the services are available to residents of san francisco who receive medi-cal benefits. and the health plan benefits, and to residents with limited resources. m.h.s.a. is one of the funding streams that supports the behavioral health services and represents about 9% of its total funding. mhsa funding is found throughout the behavioral health sy

i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission from 2012 to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work group with the community provider. and also, i cochair a work group from my -- that's work related, which is transitioning clients in jail, in custody, and inpatient from the acute facility or in jail into treatment. and i think, based on my work, i realize that -- the importance of participating in mental health sf in order to make sure that services and availability of services to be delivered to our clients and consumers in a dignified way, and i think that my knowledge base and my problem-solving skills will be -- enable me to serve the client population in a -- in an effective way. so i thank you for your considera

i serve as a member on the san francisco mental health board, now it's known as san francisco behavioral health commission to 2017, and from 2015 and 2017, i was the chair for the san francisco mental health board. and also, i -- i serve on the jail -- reenvision jail replacement work group, and i also serve on the a.o.t., assisted outpatient treatment program on the implementation group. and currently, i am also working -- serve on the san francisco sfpd crisis intervention work group with the community provider. and also, i cochair a work group from my -- that's work related, which is transitioning clients in jail, in custody, and inpatient from the acute facility or in jail into treatment. and i think, based on my work, i realize that -- the importance of participating in mental health sf in order to make sure that services and availability of services to be delivered to our clients and consumers in a dignified way, and i think that my knowledge base and my problem-solving skills will be -- enable me to serve the client population in a -- in an effective way. so i thank you for your consideration, and

. >> commission virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission many of i'm ben and the commissioner's president welcome. due to the covid-19 healthrgency and to protect entertainment commissioner members, city employees and the public the meeting rooms are closed however members and employees will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken per sigh ant to various local state and federal orders, declaration

♪] >> commission virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission many of i'm ben and the commissioner's president welcome. due to the covid-19 healthmergency and to protect entertainment commissioner members, city employees and the public the meeting rooms are closed however members and employees will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken per sigh ant to various local state and federal orders, declaration and directives and commission members and employees will attend the meeting through video conference and participating in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, closed channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are teaming the str. each member will be allowed two minutes to speak. opportunities to speak during the comment public period are available via the zoom platform. using meeting i.d. 848 9880 0745 or call 1-(888)475-4499 toll-free. if using zoom platform to speak select the raised hand option when it's time for public comment. if calling by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. please call from a quiet locati

. >> commission virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission many of i'm ben and the commissioner's president welcome. due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect entertainment commissioner members, city employees and the public the meeting rooms are closed however members and employees will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken per sigh ant to various local state and federal orders, declaration and directives and commission members and employees will attend the meeting through video conference and participating in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, closed channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are teaming the str. each member will be allowed two minutes to speak. opportunities to speak during the comment public period are available via the zoom platform. using meeting i.d. 848 9880 0745 or call 1-(888)475-4499 toll-free. if using zoom platform to speak select the raised hand option when it's time for public comment. if calling by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. please call from a quiet loca

so i would encourage the health commission to also take into account other factors that are important to the general san francisco population, not just covid-19 and address these other issues, too. >> give me a second to unmute you. hi, caller, you are unmuted. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes. you've got two minutes. >> [inaudible]. >> yes. >> yes. so given that the facilities have not been open and won't be open [inaudible] until at least next year, the rent doesn't go down. it's not like it costs a lot of money to maintain the pools, the hot spas, the gyms. you don't spend any money to maintain these things, but the rent doesn't go down. >> hi. i don't know if your public comment is over. okay. that is the end of general public comment. >> general public comment? >> yes, we are. >> so the next item is the finance and planning committee update. >> just a quick update from commissioner chung on the updates. >> yes. the finance and planning committee meet briefly, and we have three items that we are requesting the commission to approve. actually, you mentioned that earlier already about the impact of covid on the l

so i would encourage the health commission to also take into account other factors that are important to the general san francisco population, not just covid-19 and address these other issues, too. >> give me a second to unmute you. hi, caller, you are unmuted. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes. you've got two minutes. >> [inaudible]. >> yes. >> yes. so given that the facilities have not been open and won't be open [inaudible] until at least next year, the rent doesn't go down. it's not like it costs a lot of money to maintain the pools, the hot spas, the gyms. you don't spend any money to maintain these things, but the rent doesn't go down. >> hi. i don't know if your public comment is over. okay. that is the end of general public comment. >> general public comment? >> yes, we are. >> so the next item is the finance and planning committee update. >> just a quick update from commissioner chung on the updates. >> yes. the finance and planning committee meet briefly, and we have three items that we are requesting the commission to approve. actually, you mentioned that earlier already about the impact of covid on the l

so i would encourage the health commission to also take into account other factors that are important to the general san francisco population, not just covid-19 and address these other issues, too. >> give me a second to unmute you. hi, caller, you are unmuted. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes. you've got two minutes. >> [inaudible]. >> yes. >> yes. so given that the facilities have not been open and won't be open [inaudible] until at least next year, the rent doesn't go down. it's not like it costs a lot of money to maintain the pools, the hot spas, the gyms. you don't spend any money to maintain these things, but the rent doesn't go down. >> hi. i don't know if your public comment is over. okay. that is the end of general public comment. >> general public comment? >> yes, we are. >> so the next item is the finance and planning committee update. >> just a quick update from commissioner chung on the updates. >> yes. the finance and planning committee meet briefly, and we have three items that we are requesting the commission to approve. actually, you mentioned that earlier already about the impact of covid on the l

san francisco municipal transportation agency and many of those come through the interdepartmental staff on traffic and transportation and sitting members of fire department, police department, public health, entertainment commission, many others. and shared spaces also comes through temporary street closure, although no longer through iscot. the chart i showed earlier is actually a separate and special streamline process that we have created just for shared spaces. partly due to the commission's prompting set to look at closing streets that weren't through the traditional. for temporary street closures and street fairs, yes. they were going through one person, correct? >> that is right. one committee staffed by coordinated by one team. >> is that still the process moving forward? has that transitioned not happened yet? >> we are using an amended process. we are no longer using just for shared spaces in that temporary period we are using that streamlined process that i showed a charter if earlier being coordinated by the same staff who coordinates all of the other temporary street closures. so this is the same thing individual and the city has said get it done sooner, correct? >> we have removed a lot of the kind

san francisco municipal transportation agency and many of those come through the interdepartmental staff on traffic and transportation and sitting members of fire department, police department, public health, entertainment commission, many others. and shared spaces also comes through temporary street closure, although no longer through iscot. the chart i showed earlier is actually a separate and special streamline process that we have created just for shared spaces. partly due to the commission's prompting set to look at closing streets that weren't through the traditional. for temporary street closures and street fairs, yes. they were going through one person, correct? >> that is right. one committee staffed by coordinated by one team. >> is that still the process moving forward? has that transitioned not happened yet? >> we are using an amended process. we are no longer using just for shared spaces in that temporary period we are using that streamlined process that i showed a charter if earlier being coordinated by the same staff who coordinates all of the other temporary street closures. so this is the same thing individual and the city has said get it done sooner, correct? >> we have removed a lot of the kind

health care materials for a family member. the board adjourned their meeting in memory of rob passmore and his service to san francisco. seeing no s or -- no questions or comments from the commission we can move on to public comment. you can comment within the jurisdiction of the commission exempt agenda items. with respect to agenda items your opportunity will be afforded when that item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. when the number of speakers exceed the 15 minutes general public comment may be moved to the end of the agenda. members of the public, this is your opportunity to submit your public testimony for items not on the agenda by pressing star 3. you'll have three minutes. is the call prepared paired to submit their testimony? >> caller: yes, i'm joseph butler. an act -- architect in san francisco member of the ama amer tus. when i moved to san francisco was to work for architects not in the city and my firm desire was to get that job in the city. eventually they moved and san francisco work became part of our world. when i met mr. passmore he was as described always will to talk and educate and his door