commissioner randleman hi randleman i chair melgar i melgar i vice chair sartor sartor i commissioner cheryl cheryl i commissioner walton while i. there are 11 eyes this motion is approved. thank you so much. let's go to item number five please. item five allocate 5,284,000 in prop l funds with conditions four five request this is an action item. thank you so much, madam clerk. we have an elephant here deputy director for policy and programing welcome to support. thank you. >> thank. good morning commissioner. it's nice to see you and i'll look forward and ffg t v we have a presentation to share with the public. thank you so much. okay so the first of these five requests from the prop l sales tax program is from the caltrain system and this is for predictive arrival and departure system upgrades and this is so this would be to replace this current system with an industry standard solution for train arrival and departure predictions. it would integrate the electric multiple units into the system to process the vehicle locations and display the train predictions on all station signage l

supervisor randleman hi randleman i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor sartor sartor i supervisor cheryl cheryl i supervisor walton walton i supervisor chen chen i supervisor chen chen i supervisor dorsey dorsey i and supervisor in cardio and cardio either are lebanese. >> thank you madam clerk. without objection the minutes will be approved after public comment as presented. let's go to the consent agenda items one through nine items two through five, mr. president. >> absolutely. items two through five. >> yes. these items so much these items are on consent. they may be considered routine if a member objects an item may be removed and considered separately. all rights i don't see well does anyone want to remove anything from the consent agenda? i don't see anything without objection these well madam clerk can we take that same house and call if you could, mr. president. >> okay then let's take that same house, same call. without objection, these ordinance ordinances are finally passed. >> and with that, madam clerk, let's go to the regular agenda unfinished business item six ite

and thanks also to mayor lurie and supervisor sartor for your partnership on this. and before we hear from planning staff i know my colleague from district three and co-sponsor supervisor sartor would also like to say a few words to marcelo. chair melgar thank you and so presidency thank you for all your work on this and the collective work of this body to hopefully advance a vision of downtown as thriving and reimagined with more residents and more homes some of the most attractive buildings for conversion in our order office buildings many of which are sitting empty or underutilized and in district three as we speak. i want to stress that each conversion is significant. it will awaken a vacant spot, activate a block, generate a stream of foot traffic and economic activity. each one of these matters. and i believe that this legislation helps more of these become reality the conversions that are facilitated by this ordinance would be in areas that are already dense, close to transit and around commercial areas bringing more housing to these areas is good for small b

and thanks also to mayor lurie and supervisor sartor for your partnership on this. and before we hear from planning staff i know my colleague from district three and co-sponsor supervisor sartor would also like to say a few words to marcelo. chair melgar thank you and so presidency thank you for all your work on this and the collective work of this body to hopefully advance a vision of downtown as thriving and reimagined with more residents and more homes some of the most attractive buildings for conversion in our order office buildings many of which are sitting empty or underutilized and in district three as we speak. i want to stress that each conversion is significant. it will awaken a vacant spot, activate a block, generate a stream of foot traffic and economic activity. each one of these matters. and i believe that this legislation helps more of these become reality the conversions that are facilitated by this ordinance would be in areas that are already dense, close to transit and around commercial areas bringing more housing to these areas is good for small b

cannot do our work without her support and the work that she and her office does also supervisor sartor who hit the ground running and it's been an incredible first month for everything that you have brought to the table. >> so thank you. melissa rodriguez who we will hear from next. i want to thank you because you are an incredible partner and without the union square alliance. >> you know, we've we work through some very difficult challenges in union square and i am so optimistic about the future because of you and your work and the work of your team. >> so with that, let's get down to business and talk about talk a little bit about talk a little bit about what we're here for the hospitality zone task force. this is a vital initiative for us, the san francisco police department because we know how important this corridor is this area is to our city. it's important to our economy. it's important to the image of san francisco. these are some of the most traveled and the most visited streets and corridors in our city and it's very, very important vitally important that we are pristine 24

cannot do our work without her support and the work that she and her office does also supervisor sartor who hit the ground running and it's been an incredible first month for everything that you have brought to the table. >> so thank you. melissa rodriguez who we will hear from next. i want to thank you because you are an incredible partner and without the union square alliance. >> you know, we've we work through some very difficult challenges in union square and i am so optimistic about the future because of you and your work and the work of your team. >> so with that, let's get down to business and talk about talk a little bit about talk a little bit about what we're here for the hospitality zone task force. this is a vital initiative for us, the san francisco police department because we know how important this corridor is this area is to our city. it's important to our economy. it's important to the image of san francisco. these are some of the most traveled and the most visited streets and corridors in our city and it's very, very important vitally important that we are pristine 24

from district three, danny sautter thank you danny sartor. >> proud to be the district three supervisoristrict built by immigrants in a city built by immigrants. and as we're here today i think back to this summer when alongside many of my colleagues i had a chance to join the hard, hard working men and women of this union seiu 87. we shadowed them as they cleaned our downtown buildings. floor by floor, desk by desk. we observed them working hard, working diligently. and to be clear, san francisco has problems. we have challenges. but the communities being targeted are not one of them. they are our neighbors. they are our friends. our colleagues. they are san francisco. and so the idea that this new administration would spend its time coming into our city and terrorizing these hard working communities is not only insulting, it is counterproductive. it goes against our values not only of san francisco san franciscans but our values as americans. i'm happy to see every single one of my colleagues alongside me today standing here united saying that our city has the backs of immigrants no m

cannot do our work without her support and the work that she and her office does also supervisor sartorthe ground running and it's been an incredible first month for everything that you have brought to the table. >> so thank you. melissa rodriguez who we will hear from next. i want to thank you because you are an incredible partner and without the union square alliance. >> you know, we've we work through some very difficult challenges in union square and i am so optimistic about the future because of you and your work and the work of your team. >> so with that, let's get down to business and talk about talk a little bit about talk a little bit about what we're here for the hospitality zone task force. this is a vital initiative for us, the san francisco police department because we know how important this corridor is this area is to our city. it's important to our economy. it's important to the image of san francisco. these are some of the most traveled and the most visited streets and corridors in our city and it's very, very important vitally important that we are pristine 24 hours a

sartor also introduced amendments to the non-potable water ordinance.amendments would exempt housing projects using federal state or local subsidies to fund its inclusionary housing requirements pursuant to the new waiver under the proposed ordinance. supervisor chen also suggested additional amendments which include first increasing the proposed waiver waivers additional onsite unit requirement from 10% of applicable inclusionary units to 25% and require emotes in each cd to provide a report to the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee also known as the tac regarding the projects that pursue this proposed waiver. there were more than 15 public commenters in support of the proposed ordinance. supporters cited the need for housing now the urgency of the item to to support the project at 1101 sutter street and support for housing and public investments. commenters also noted that the cedar street project would provide a child care facility, would make pedestrian improvements to the area and includes 100% union jobs. after public comment, super