we're one of the older noodle factories in sanfrancisco. we've been in business since 1932. we're a little known secret among season chefs through word of mount. we don't do any advertisement. our home-style noodle is one of san francisco's original and dates back to the origin of our noodle shop. our humble beginning beginning d in the 1930s. i remember that my dad, being a hard worker, he would make the first batch early in the morning at 4:00 a.m. and tha then by 7:00 a.m., we had a line of customers wanting to purchase the noodle because we made fresh. now my brother and i are fourth generation noodle makers continuing this craft pu. i think because our noodle represents family and it reminds our customers of traditional family meals and gatherings. family share stories and recipes while making wontons using our wraps. every year we have customers come back to our shop to order their favorite noodles and maps, wraps, no matter where they travel. they always come back to our shop. this is a wonderful time for us because we get to catch up for them. our family keeps, grow,

so it's a distinctive part of sanfrancisco and historic part of san francisco that on one hand i'll be sorry so see go but i think the eir does address the preservation thinks well and unfortunate that they really don't, for the most part work or fulfill the project needs, like certainly the full preservation, like what would be the point of doing it at all? >> there would be no change. >> i mean, it doesn't seem like it would really address the critical shortcomings. >> also a no project alternative. >> but i think these alternatives do address the preservatiopreservation and goao analyze alternatives. so i would say it was done adequately. >> great, thank you. >> commissioner black. so all comments are not encapsulated in any one of these alternatives. there's bits and pieces. the best i can do as a non-transportation is give my opinion. certainly the granite curbs. i think of the brick as sort of a place-making feature that creates the identity of market street. i understand it does not go back to the founding of the city but preservation is when something is reserve preserved, it's

this is sanfrancisco's frontyard. [cheers and applause] >> it's the face of the city from oracle park to the golden gate and as other speakers have noted, it's where residents from all over the bay come to stroll, bike and run and push their baby carriages. the embarkadaro is what potential touristeds envision when they consider visiting this beautiful city. it's not where they or where we want a large aggregate of homeless individuals. i'm a certified master badderrenegardnerandgardeningan, both front and back. one think i know, there are a number of garden structures that belong only in your backyard, recycling bins andbeehives. they do not belong in your frontyard. this does not belong in sanfrancisco's frontyard. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> sirasha. >> i'll make this very brief. i just have two points. the first i'm going to illustrate an antidote where me and my friend were walking in a dog patch and he was this his flip. -flops and happened to get pricked by the needle. it wasn't serious, just a prick

this is not a problem uniqu unio sanfrancisco. i've advocated for both sides of the bay and this exists in most cities but san francisco should not be like every other city. we pride ourselves on a willingness to take risks and a desire to pass on a society more conclusive and equitable than the one we were given. in the city was committed to the vision zero goals, the protected lanes wouldn't end abruptly and tess would be align. it doesn't have to be this way. you can streamline the process for improvements. please act successfully by fast-tracking projects and committing ouche ourselves to ay for forecast-tracking. >> eva, amber and julie. >> welcome. >> hello, my name is eva orvack and i'm a friend of tess, as well. tess would be here asking questions, sharing stories, linning attentively if the city had addressed the urgent safety needs before the tragic accident last friday. we appreciate the rapid response to the unsafe conditions on the portion of howard street and as you've heard today our community cannot wait for anothe

sanfrancisco 1.1 inch. that's a lot of rain. we have had it keep coming. with that said the averages are above where it would be. 109% in san jose. in the mountains lake tahoe area where the snow is what we need most. 150% of average. showers are on and off and will linger into the early morning hours. may see a few showers. tomorrow will be mostly dry all day. showers coming our way as we get into the weekend. it's sketchy. it's not a strong storm. a chance of showers on the weekend. not a bad day. mostly sunny by the afternoon, showers try to return for the weekend. >>> the contra costa health department has no reports of health impact from a flaring incident from the refinery. the flares relieve pressure in the system. chevron issued a level one warning. >>> hazmat teams called to a elementary after a teacher received a threatening letter with a substance inside. students were moved to a different classroom and the school put on hock down. a crew analyzed the material and determined it was harmless. >> no time did any student or staff show symptoms of a

my understanding there's only ten black principals in sanfrancisco and she hasn't had her due process. from the time i have been there, no one has came out. she asked for help and no one calm but there wacame but theret yesterday saying she won't be back and that can't be, not as long i have breath in my paid becausin my body.we have our opt you must have both sides. no man is perfect but by the grace of god when i wakes you up in the morning, you have a chance to get it right. my prayers for us to get it right. she had a presentation. they had a black history dinner there and she had a presentation going through what she's going through and you know how you have, like, something that's missing and you're yearning for something? well, this presentation filled it up, ok, that she has to have this black classroom in valley middle school and everyone there, you could hear the mouths all cotton because the presentation in what she was given was sole fulfillment and we need it. please, i beg of you, look into the situation. it has not been looked into and sign her contract, please, again.

this would protect the sale and manufacture of all products including in sanfrancisco, including portperty. fourth, my office as part of our review of juuls, operations sent notice to juul seeking an explanation for why juul holds a license when it maintains it does not engage in sale or cigarette products on the premises. san francisco has never been afraid to leave and we're not afraid to do so when the health and lives of our children are on the line. with that, i would like to turn it over to supervisor walton, who has been a fearless partner and visionary leader both on the school board and now on protecting our city's youth. >> first, i want to thank the city attorney for his fierce leadership on this. i am really sick and tired of the predatory practices for our young people where people are tryintrying to set them up for d habits for a lifetime. this has to stop and ecigarettes are contributing that. when we passed prop 10 in 19198, which wa1998go out and educate t preventing tobacco use, preventing nicotine addiction and we showed record numbers that we were able to do that a

and there was a ballot measure talking about clean energy projects and infrastructure that we in sanfrancisco approved. you have to push this forward. it's something that is incumbent on a city that is clean, clean, clean and doesn't own or invest in clean energy projects. thank you. >> thank you. >> just as an action item, can you send commissioner hainy and marr a list of the report? thank you. i see no action is to be taken on this matter. madam clerk -- oh, public comment is closed first and no action to be taken on this matter. madam clerk, any other business for today? >> that concludes or business for today. >> no further business, we are adjourned. . >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 years and became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we have a been a butcher shop since 1901 in the heights floor and the case are about from 1955 and it is only been a butcher shot not a

. >> can you suc summarize what sanfrancisco's position was. >> mr. heims was about to do that. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, barbara. so good segway because this final slide here, which includes a number of proceedings that werwe're active in -- >> excuse me. >> please go ahead. >> i just had a few questions about the pcia. since i'm new to this commission, maybe you've covered this in the past. so i just want to make sure i understand this because this has been -- this is really important and contentious. so the pcia or exit fee that was already -- from was already initial decision by the california puc about the amount that would be charged to clean power sf in phase one? >> yes. to be a little more specific, what the phase one decision did is adopted changes to a methodology that the california puc adopted to calculate the pcia on an annual basis and assign what are intended to be the above-market costs of commitments that pg & e and other utilities made forming. so the decision itself doesn't set any values. it sets a methodology and framework