my name is--from sro, my daughters and i live in 100 square foot sro yount. unit. every time we have dinner we have to [indiscernible] before we can open the table. the faucet in public kitchen [indiscernible] high frequent use of stove leads to frequent malfunction and public restrooms also have sickly smell. [indiscernible] as a single [indiscernible] thanks to the sro organizers repairs are made promptly. the sro and code enforcement program are important for us, so please don't cut the budget. thank you. >> thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi supervisor. my name is [indiscernible] here to urge you not to cut our budget. [indiscernible] >> pleasup sonia. >> [indiscernible] families who live in sro i'm 14 year old and live in sro in chinatown with my family. basically, [indiscernible] floor in our building. we ask the building manager and landlord for help many times but no repairs are made, so the bathroom was closed for over a month. [indiscernible] we cannot use the bathroom again and we-- >> thank you so much for sharing your comm

i had visited family sros and no family. no family should be living in an sro.ildren should be living in an sro. in fact, there have been studies that have shown that the developmental impacts on children that live in sros are no different from children that are homeless. and so the only way we're going to get those children and those families out of the sros are with this set aside. so again, thank you, president peskin, for bringing this forward. i am proud to add myself as a co-sponsor and i want to thank everyone for their hard work. supervisor safaÍ, thank you. just a couple of questions. i just want to double check, i see here that the one of the significant changes is that this will now be an annual 8.25 million. versus what was originally proposed. and the only time it goes down is one year. if there's a fiscal, deficit, and that would be in 2026, seven for the following year. is that correct? yeah that would if you go to page nine sub d annual appropriations of the fund, those that's where that is set forth. great so i just want to thank all of the i th

david and i traded places and worked together over 20 years in different roles whether sro fires or in supportive housing or at hsh and this is the first time we really have been able to work closely together and it has been such a honor and i really thank the board for recognizing what a jewel and public service we have with david. without further ado, i will bring david up here for his honor. [applause] >> for some that know me, i hate things like this but i want to acknowledge supervisor dorsey for recognizing my contribution. in this case, to healthy street operation center, but also i like to thank a dedicated civil servant for city coupty of san francisco coming up on 30 year. i had to chuckle when you mentioned a comment a supervisor giving me a hard time and i say believe that goes for the entire board. which i don't see as a bad thing. i see that as collaboration. the thing i wanted to highlight is i feel like this is a recognition of my work, maybe a culmination of all most 30 years working for city and county, i have to say it is not a individual endeavor. this is extreme co

i work in the soma with low income working class immigrant families and families living in sro's. some single parents, seniors, people with disabilities, the most vulnerable of our community. they came today to the rally to support us. we see dire living situation of families living in sro ubdergoing habitable issue from elevators that break down and shared bathrooms and pest infestation that effect wellbeing and health. we are here to demand support for programs proven effective and -help the most vulnerable of our community. [indiscernible] thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. my name is mitch, representing san francisco housing development corporation. i learned oewd is planned to cut funding for two crucial dream keeper initiatives we run to support the black community. we opened in the black a store front for black small business owners who can't afford a storefront. it doubled the number of black businesses on it fillmore corridor. we are told all funding is paused indefinitely june 30 and have to shit operations unless funding is reallocated 2025. you i

this is more a traditional hotel then a sro which the others are more traditional sro building.pliant restrooms not every unit but many of them. this is the most ada compliant building i believe in the portfolio and offers a huge resource for mobility impaired folks to come in. it is also a incredbly desirable placement. the minute the homeless outreach team gets a referral to the cova this is filled. this isn't like you are asking to take. they want this placement and it is i asked our program director yesterda■q i was like it is 96 percent full, where is the 4 percent? it is just turning over the units. the room somebody moves out, they paint and clean and turn it back over. that is what is taking the time. the only reason it isn't 100 percent full. ecs has been a really good partner stepping up and fixed from 24 program monitoring and working on the street conditions. we have more work to do but the city is investing a ton of energy in the tenderloin now in termoffs drug market and think we can make this better and ask for the time to do that. i also ask for the time we need

sro unit would be a great source for us to support the sro stock in san francisco, which often lacks that kind of operating subsidy, so we want to push the envelope on that, but there is negotiation with hud that needs to happen. this work of deepening understanding of potential for acquisition and preservation will happen in parallel with our moving this initial primarily new construction cohort forward. so, in summary, faircloth to rad is new hud program. relatively limited examples of utilization of in practice faircloth to rad across the country given complexity and the need to in general leverage significant local subsidy but it represents a powerful funding source to support the city's affordable housing, both its portfolio of affordable housing and the pipeline of affordable housing. the rad subsidies can improve cash-flow and off-set city soperating subsidies and the rent augment as we talked about as this double whammy where we can leverage outside capital and debt to reduce the city's contribution. with that, i'll close my remarks. again, appreciate your bringing attention

goods and services to the people of san francisco to do so safely i want to thank the central city sros collaborative gallery good same triathlon resource center and. >> (calling names.) >> and mission economic development and the merchants association and the mission neighborhood centers and mission street vendors association, the tenderloin bones district the tenderloin housing clinic and the university of california law a broad coalition of people i labored to making sure this legislation is to the finish line and continue to see vibrant neighborhoods with street vendors who represent the diversity of what makes san francisco so special and with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief bill scott (clapping). >> thank you, mayor london breed and thank you, senator wiener for a focusing on this issue. you know, the sfpd's has been graphically cracking down on willing stolen goods with that have a lot of momentum and theft is down 40 percent than last year, we have to had had more with the partnership of public works and all the folks see standing here with me

david and i traded places and worked together over 20 years in different roles whether sro fires or in supportive housing or at hsh and this is the first time we really have been able to work closely together and it has been such a honor and i really thank the board for recognizing what a jewel and public service we have with david. without further ado, i will bring david up here for his honor. [applause] >> for some that know me, i hate things like this but i want to acknowledge supervisor dorsey for recognizing my contribution. in this case, to healthy street operation center, but also i like to thank a dedicated civil servant for city coupty of san francisco coming up on 30 year. i had to chuckle when you mentioned a comment about a supervisor giving me a hard time and i say believe that goes for the entire board. which i don't see as a bad thing. i see that as collaboration. the thing i wanted to highlight is i feel like this is a recognition of my work, maybe a culmination of all most 30 years working for city and county, i have to say it is not a individual endeavor. this is extr

goods and services to the people of san francisco to do so safely i want to thank the central city sroslaborative gallery good same triathlon resource center and. >> (calling names.) >> and mission economic development and the merchants association and the mission neighborhood centers and mission street vendors association, the tenderloin bones district the tenderloin housing clinic and the university of california law a broad coalition of people i labored to making sure this legislation is to the finish line and continue to see vibrant neighborhoods with street vendors who represent the diversity of what makes san francisco so special and with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief bill scott (clapping). >> thank you, mayor london breed and thank you, senator wiener for a focusing on this issue. you know, the sfpd's has been graphically cracking down on willing stolen goods with that have a lot of momentum and theft is down 40 percent than last year, we have to had had more with the partnership of public works and all the folks see standing here with me we

david and i traded places and worked together over 20 years in different roles whether sro fires or inportive housing or at hsh and this is the first time we really have been able to work closely together and it has been such a honor and i really thank the board for recognizing what a jewel and public service we have with david. without further ado, i will bring david up here for his honor. [applause] >> for some that know me, i hate things like this but i want to acknowledge supervisor dorsey for recognizing my contribution. in this case, to healthy street operation center, but also i like to thank a dedicated civil servant for city coupty of san francisco coming up on 30 year. i had to chuckle when you mentioned a comment about a supervisor giving me a hard time and i say believe that goes for the entire board. which i don't see as a bad thing. i see that as collaboration. the thing i wanted to highlight is i feel like this is a recognition of my work, maybe a culmination of all most 30 years working for city and county, i have to say it is not a individual endeavor. this is extreme

we need to prevent people going into cars and living in sro when they have done their time and dues. i think that is my time. thank you everyone. >> thank you very much. okay. final last call for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed and the matter is before you commissioners. >> thank you. i want to start by thanking the project sponsor for continuing to make an investment in this amazing praublgect. project. it was one of the first projects i had the opportunity to weigh in on and approved when i joined the commission and i have been so happy to see you not with standing the hurtles in the economy moving forward and coming forward with this project that that accommodate the needs of ucsf. we have heaped praise on the project for honoring history, looking to the future, all the elements. i will not go into detail, i just want to talk about a couple aspects of the modifications you are proposing. i'm very supportive of the modifications, but i want to make sure, given the park design we saw is not necessarily the final dein zoo design, i asked staff if they can draft

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how important those parks are for many of our san franciscans, residents people are living sometimes srosg room is those parks. so i want to thank you for making those parks as they are and thank you for making our rec center, just green and safe and it does not happen without all of your great help. i'm proud to be here on this 16th annual anniversary of this ceremony and with that i want to introduce the speakers that are introducing the first awards. i want to introduce the labor representatives who are our essential partners this this annual awards. since introducing this award in 2007 when the rec park first passed the ares losing, they worked to not only gardners but also many other traits who are part of rec park. soy want to invite convince courtney and larry masola and i want to invite vince and larry to come up to present some awards. thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, i've got to do something. is just made that up. it's not always to be a commissioner, we have to make hard decision that's don't always please every one. especially when it comes to me. but this is one

how important those parks are for many of our san franciscans, residents people are living sometimes srosg room is those parks. so i want to thank you for making those parks as they are and thank you for making our rec center, just green and safe and it does not happen without all of your great help. i'm proud to be here on this 16th annual anniversary of this ceremony and with that i want to introduce the speakers that are introducing the first awards. i want to introduce the labor representatives who are our essential partners this this annual awards. since introducing this award in 2007 when the rec park first passed the ares losing, they worked to not only gardners but also many other traits who are part of rec park. soy want to invite convince courtney and larry masola and i want to invite vince and larry to come up to present some awards. thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, i've got to do something. is just made that up. it's not always to be a commissioner, we have to make hard decision that's don't always please every one. especially when it comes to me. but this is one

second measure is the second measure is, a measure to house seniors and families that are living in srosose children, have the same outcomes as homeless students and despite the fact that we put this measure on, we delayed the implementation of that measure because of the fiscal crisis that we're in. so this is about this is about, you know, folks that are homeless and folks that are living in sros that are families, children's, and seniors, and even there we limited the cost of it and delayed implementation. so to say that that's on par with this is quite shocking. the next one is the nurses and the 911 operators. i think that's the right policy. i think this is the wrong time to put it in the ballot, and i never would have brought it forward. you brought it forward. choosing this time, even though you you will no longer be on this board, it is going to cost the city around $6 million a year. so it's not that 3.5, okay, 3.5. so even less. right? so it's a much lower value measure. and to me it's the right policy because we don't have enough 911 operators. it's not like firefighters wher

failures and look, there were obvious failures that people saw with their own day, right, though the sro didn't go into the building, police waited outside at his direction, but there were lots of things we didn't know oh, that failed in the building training, all sorts of things and so i think that's why the task force is necessary. and then we'll know whether we need procedural changes, process changes, structural changes, training changes we're going to find out probably that there were massive coms, failures between when the perpetrator was seen and getting that information, that threat level up to the secret service between local law enforcement. we found that different police departments in parkland couldn't even talk to each other because they had different radio system and so we're going to find out all sorts of different inoperable issues once we start digging into the failures of just ten days ago and they have to learn from those failures to make sure it never ever happens again in this political season is heating up big time right now. they're going to be a lot of political r

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goods and services to the people of san francisco to do so safely i want to thank the central city srosollaborative gallery good same triathlon resource center and. >> (calling names.) >> and mission economic development and the merchants association and the mission neighborhood centers and mission street vendors association the tenderloin bones district the tenderloin housing clinic and the university of california law a broad coalition of people i labored to making sure this legislation is to the finish line and continue to see vibrant neighborhoods with street vendors who represent the diversity of what makes san francisco so special and with that i want to take this opportunity to introduce our police chief bill scott (clapping). >> thank you, mayor london breed and thank you, senator wiener for a focusing on this issue. you know, the sfpd's has been graphically cracking down on willing stolen goods with that have a lot of momentum and theft is down 40 percent than last year, we have to had had more with the partnership of public works and all the folks see standing here with me we

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they go running through the sro, they go and, the if you know, the cop on the beat, if the cops been there forever, say, hey, his name is john doe. and he went to mary, those house and what you get is millions of eyes on the street, you know, of foot patrols, foot patrols, foot patrols. you got people for it, what you got is, is if you just got change the difference in people riding the desk with a gun here to equal that in los angeles, you would free up 200 officers for the street. and you've been promising to do that. and all the 30 years i've been watching foot patrols. my name is john lindsay poland with the american friends service committee, which is tracked implementation of ab 41 military equipment policies across the state. the commissioners have weighed in about the community engagement meeting, but i have two responses and two points. first, the board reviews not only whether the police department complied with its own policy, but whether it meets state law requirements for safeguarding civil liberties. no reasonable alternatives to meet the same needs, and that the equipm

affordable housing facilitated in chinatown that will not only allow chinatown seniors to transition out of srosnto housing units with open space and access to light and air by enable the last banquet halls serving the new banquet hall and thank you to a previous board of supervisors in a previous mayor for having for sighted to buy that with the site where it is located as 72 pacific avenue in the heart of chinatown and finally, colleagues, i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in the memory of a great bayview chef and food expert who along with alice's warts made san francisco and in the bayview the envy of foodies all over the world a champion and friend to many and the rest i'll submit. >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor preston. thank you. madam clerk. >> if i want to share with great pleasure the market match program to secure the funding in the approved california state budget. it should be fully funded through 2027 over one hundred san franciscans are getting the dollar for dollar match for residents when they use the products and for fruits and vegetables and boosts the health and st

she and her husband lived in a small sro room less then 60 square feet and when the small amount of savings they had ran out, they became homeless. sue and her husband had to bear the harks reality of living outside in golden gate park pregnant, broke and with only each other to turn to. one terrifying night sue and her husband were attacked engolden gate park. her husband was able to fend off the assailant but the experience was deeply truic and over coming and persevering was extremely challenging for them. fortunately they found refuge in a church on 19th street. there they were given a place to live and introduced to northeast medical services where their daughter was born health y on father's day, a poignant gift to her fath. sues husband found a job and paid less then minimum wage, they were grateful for the opportunity to rebuild their lives. sue's story highlights the harsh reality of homelessness and challenges the stigma often surround homelessness. she often notes homelessless is a circumstance that befall anyone and most homeless nokes are homeless because they faced overwhelmin

she and her husband lived in a small sro room less then 60 square feet and when the small amount of savings they had ran out, they became homeless. sue and her husband had to bear the harks reality of living outside in golden gate park pregnant, broke and with only each other to turn to. one terrifying night sue and her husband were attacked engolden gate park. her husband was able to fend off the assailant but the experience was deeply truic and over coming and persevering was extremely challenging for them. fortunately they found refuge in a church on 19th street. there they were given a place to live and introduced to northeast medical services where their daughter was born health y on father's day, a poignant gift to her fath. sues husband found a job and paid less then minimum wage, they were grateful for the opportunity to rebuild their lives. sue's story highlights the harsh reality of homelessness and challenges the stigma often surround homelessness. she often notes homelessless is a circumstance that befall anyone and most homeless nokes are homeless because they faced overwhelmin