supervisors, aaron peskin, ben rosen field, our controller, the director of the planning department, sarah phillips, oewp, and who worked her magic, conrad who was a part of this team as well from the city side. i want to thank all of the members of the tac who came together to fight it out on the inside and merged together on the outside, and i want to thank the consultants and want to thank the developers estrada, matthew, thank you for the work you do. jim morrison, with hines and erickson and fearless developers here. from 530 howard street. en enrique. carl from fisherman fiore. thank you so much. and we couldn't do this work without the incredible people whose hands build these units, the carpenters, thank you so much. [ applause ] and the building trades. and of course many of our housing advocates, jay natoli is here. thank you so much to cory from the housing action committee. it is a village. we won't stop, we can't stop now. first step in the right direction. and before we sign this legislation, i would like to introduce supervisor president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin. [ ap

i am sarah phillips i met men of you in the all of you. i joined mayor breed 2 months ago as director of our office of economic and workforce development. the mayor went over the most exciting point this wills be lack luster but there we go. back one. i'm here to talk about the 6 month in that we have done on road map to san francisco's recovery. in february of 2020, covid hit. impacts extend beyond public healing leaving permanent changes on the way we work, shop and interact. recognizing that mayor broed and the team here released a road map at the end of the covid emergency in february 2023. to deal with the changes. as the state of emergency ended. we that road map and we will talk on 5 priorities, right economically diverse job engine. the welcoming clean and safe environment and you heard that in mayor breed's priorities. a dynamic destination active all the time. the world class transportation experience and that's a fight we will work on with you and equal economy this everyone can participate in. and i will go over each one of our

i see another department head here , sarah dennis phillips from the office of economic and workforce development. and to anyone that i missed lo siento lo siento to you and to you, roberto. gracias. otra vez. thank you for all of the work to ensure that the carnival mural one of the most important murals in our cities history for our community, has been represented and etched into the awards that our honorees receive tonight. this marks the end of our speaking program. we have some wine, we have some refreshments . and congratulations again to our honorees. now is the time to break bread and celebrate food, refreshments and good music over here with dj juan love in the northlight court. we want to thank all of our sponsors who are joining us tonight. we want to thank all of our electeds, the host committee and all nlds mission, language, vocation school, cafe de hoya amellivora for helping us set up and clean up chavez winery, who you'll find inside for food and refreshments and all the other amazing vendors who have made tonight's special muchisimas. gracias a todos, a disfruto. bue

supervisors, aaron peskin, ben rosen field, our controller, the director of the planning department, sarah phillips, oewp, and who worked her magic, conrad who was a part of this team as well from the city side. i want to thank all of the members of the tac who came together to fight it out on the inside and merged together on the outside, and i want to thank the consultants and want to thank the developers estrada, matthew, thank you for the work you do. jim morrison, with hines and erickson and fearless developers here. from 530 howard street. en enrique. carl from fisherman fiore. thank you so much. and we couldn't do this work without the incredible people whose hands build these units, the carpenters, thank you so much. [ applause ] and the building trades. and of course many of our housing advocates, jay natoli is here. thank you so much to cory from the housing action committee. it is a village. we won't stop, we can't stop now. first step in the right direction. and before we sign this legislation, i would like to introduce supervisor president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin. [ ap

i am sarah phillips i met men of you in the all of you. i joined mayor breed 2 months ago as director of our office of economic and workforce development. the mayor went over the most exciting point this wills be lack luster but there we go. back one. i'm here to talk about the 6 month in that we have done on road map to san francisco's recovery. in february of 2020, covid hit. impacts extend beyond public healing leaving permanent changes on the way we work, shop and interact. recognizing that mayor broed and the team here released a road map at the end of the covid emergency in february 2023. to deal with the changes. as the state of emergency ended. we that road map and we will talk on 5 priorities, right economically diverse job engine. the welcoming clean and safe environment and you heard that in mayor breed's priorities. a dynamic destination active all the time. the world class transportation experience and that's a fight we will work on with you and equal economy this everyone can participate in. and i will go over each one of our

present today we have ted egan, chief economist with the office of the comptroller, and sarah dennis phillips, director of food. thank you so much, director, for coming today. commissioner sarah dennis phillips, executive director of ewg. great to see you again. before i even launch into this issue, i just want to note that we gave last week, we had a number of exciting things happen last week, including the opening of ikea, the launch of our vacant, vibrant program with small business starts and the six month update on our roadmap to san francisco's future, which was the mayor's map to recovery. and i just want to note and i'll make sure katie and carrie get to you that we did a presentation that we put out a press release on about all the achievements that we've made in the last six months since the publication of that roadmap. and one of our biggest successes, and you'll see in that two pager was in our small business sector. how many small business starts we've seen, how many new businesses are growing and expanding in san francisco. so i just want to make sure that you all know that the

i see another department head here , sarah dennis phillips from the office of economic and workforcedevelopment. and to anyone that i missed lo siento lo siento to you and to you, roberto. gracias. otra vez. thank you for all of the work to ensure that the carnival mural one of the most important murals in our cities history for our community, has been represented and etched into the awards that our honorees receive tonight. this marks the end of our speaking program. we have some wine, we have some refreshments . and congratulations again to our honorees. now is the time to break bread and celebrate food, refreshments and good music over here with dj juan love in the northlight court. we want to thank all of our sponsors who are joining us tonight. we want to thank all of our electeds, the host committee and all nlds mission, language, vocation school, cafe de hoya amellivora for helping us set up and clean up chavez winery, who you'll find inside for food and refreshments and all the other amazing vendors who have made tonight's special muchisimas. gracias a todos, a disfruto. buen

i am sarah phillips i met men of you in the all of you. i joined mayor breed 2 months ago as director of our office of economic and workforce development. the mayor went over the most exciting point this wills be lack luster but there we go. back one. i'm here to talk about the 6 month in that we have done on road map to san francisco's recovery. in february of 2020, covid hit. impacts extend beyond public healing leaving permanent changes on the way we work, shop and interact. recognizing that mayor broed and the team here released a road map at the end of the covid emergency in february 2023. to deal with the changes. as the state of emergency ended. we that road map and we will talk on 5 priorities, right economically diverse job engine. the welcoming clean and safe environment and you heard that in mayor breed's priorities. a dynamic destination active all the time. the world class transportation experience and that's a fight we will work on with you and equal economy this everyone can participate in. and i will go over each one of our