this is a grant program that applies partnership with the san francisco public health foundation a total of a two-year grant for $650,000. $300,000 will go to the san francisco public health foundation and grin of $50,000 to the department of public health. the population this will serve is the present rancheria population and in partnership with transitions clinic network. they are both here to answer any questions you might have. the source of original funding from this is in california, the adult use of marijuana act, proposition 54 passed in november of 2016. it created the program to provide local communities that were heavily impacted by the war on drugs with grants reinvestment program to help those communities. the funding is the cannabis and tax excised revenue. the program is building on existing partnership between the clinic network, the san francisco department of public health. who has long supported this programming. the funding will allow the department of public health to hire. for approximately 200 transition clinics in new and existing clients. they will recruit new pa

health and aging foundation located here in san francisco. my background is actually in the health department work. i came from the philadelphia department of public health before moving to san francisco. i have really had the opportunity to work deeply and closely with community-based organizations, but i am happy to be working in the mirror's office as of yesterday. i am catching up. it is very nice to meet you all and i look forward to working with you. >> welcome, shelley. >> thank you. >> next item. >> item two is the approval of the minutes. each will require a vote. the minutes of october third, 2019, which was the joint hearing of the planning commission and october 15th, 2019. >> commissioners, do we take them separately or together. that is your call. but review them. any comments you wish to make with regards to them? any editorials you wish to make, please let me know. >> i move the approval of october third, but with the correction that the titles under the commissioners present should be corrected. >> okay. is there a second to the october 3rd minutes? >> i will second. >> okay. any cop -- other comments about october 3rd? all those

health association of san francisco, taxpayers for public safety, st. anthony's glide, the support of housing provider's network, human service's network, progress foundation, the national alliance of mental illness, the direct policy alliance and so many more. the reason we've had 100 drafts of this measure is because every time we shared it with the experts, they had new, excellent feedback for us and so we kept making it better and better until we got to the product you see today. so with that, i wanted to thank you all so much for this labor of love, this community labor of love that we've all created in mental health sf and whether we pass it here at the board of supervisors or at the ballot in march of 2020, we're going to make damn sure this law is enacted because it's time for change and time for solutions. supervisor hainey. >> thank you. >> thank you. this would not have happened the way you've gone to the community and engaged them with respect and humility and it's an honour to be a part of this process is a part of your staff in my first nine months of office. >> for everyone that works in our city, the tenders loin, this is an issue of human