or can we bring this to the full board? >> let's go back to the full board. we're all talking about the same issue. let's not get caught up in our own process. >> i agree with that, jay. does that sound right according -- >> well, ultimately brought from the committee to the full board. because of the urgency and the need to get the resources now, i would suppose that the operations oversight committee will still be processing the full budget, the normal budget process, and they're having a meeting later this month which, again, would be culminating and presenting a full budget to the board at the same time that we're requesting a supplement or you're approving authorizing or requesting a supplementary budget that would come before the funding of the normal budget. so it will be at the same meeting. one would have gone through a committee, this one can be brought directly to the full board because of the need to get it started. >> that's fine. i sit on the budget committee and that's -- the operations committee and that's fine with me. do you feel that you nee

a great decision by the board. before the tragic shooting of george floyd and people speaking on black empowerment, before that became popular, in march 2020, before that supervisor walton was talking about reparations and extremely difficult topics of real empowerment and putting us in the right direction. so i just want to say i'm just so happy. i know that we're not going to always agree on everything, and that's what it's about -- it's about having the right leader that will put us in the right direction. so thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller? >> caller: good afternoon, my name is emily rogers spar and i'm the executive director of the southeast community center. i want to congratulate all of the board members for your appointment, for your election. but i especially want to congratulate supervisor walton on your appointment as president. this is an exciting and happy occasion for our community. you have a love for our great city, and district 10. you have alw

or can we bring this to the full board? >> let's go back to the full board. we're all talking about the same issue. let's not get caught up in our own process. >> i agree with that, jay. does that sound right according -- >> well, ultimately brought from the committee to the full board. because of the urgency and the need to get the resources now, i would suppose that the operations oversight committee will still be processing the full budget, the normal budget process, and they're having a meeting later this month which, again, would be culminating and presenting a full budget to the board at the same time that we're requesting a supplement or you're approving authorizing or requesting a supplementary budget that would come before the funding of the normal budget. so it will be at the same meeting. one would have gone through a committee, this one can be brought directly to the full board because of the need to get it started. >> that's fine. i sit on the budget committee and that's -- the operations committee and that's fine with me. do you feel that you nee

it would be the board of war. this is a violation of unity command which is considered one of the essential principles. in addition to the inspector theral affair, you have got whole issue of logistics and supply being taken over. i can go on and on and on. there is not really time to go into the ways in which the board of war began to step on washington's authority. gates created new units, moved them around without telling washington. requestoard of war's conway interfered with washington's attempt to negotiate prisoner operations with the british army. again, unity of command was being fractured as the board of to attempted, step-by-step, take over control of actual daily operations of the army. think, wastraw, i mission creek 4, the so-called eruption into canada. with the army on the verge of starvation, troops deserting, dying of disease, horatio gates decided to launch an independent invasion of canada. he did not discuss the plan beforehand with washington. included inas never the planning for the operation

i want to congratulate the returning board members on their re-election and the new board president. and the election of awe new board president and the swearing-in of new supervisors are an important part what we do every two years here in san francisco. and we know that this is a special occasion for everyone here. but after what we have saw this week in washington, d.c., we also need to take a moment to recognize how critical days like this are for our government. like everyone here, i was shocked to see our nation's capitol and, more importantly, our democracy assaulted and denigrated by a violent mob, resulting in the death of several people, including one capitol police officer. this was a true low point for our country. a shameful and a sad moment. it's not what this country stands for, or what we strive to be. and i know that we are better than this. there is an opportunity here for us to recognize our basic democratic institutions. there is always room for disagreement in government but never room for the violence that we saw in washington, d.c. and that's why days like today

president, the clerk of the board called the meeting to order and assists the board as they conduct nominations and an election for the next board president. before getting to that business, i will begin with the land acknowledgement, pursuant to board rule 4.7.71, and the board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on unseated ancestoral homeland of the first nations. the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the first nations have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten as the caretakers of this place and as well as for all people in their an ancestorl territory. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and the elders and relatives of the first nations community and by affirming their sovereign right as first peoples. okay, next is the roll call for attendance. for the new members when your name is called just please state "present." let's begin at the top of the alphabet... [roll call] all members are present. will the members, are they prepared to say the pledge of allegiance with me

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, the clerk of the board called the meeting to order and assists the board as they conduct nominations and an election for the next board president. before getting to that business, i will begin with the land acknowledgement pursuant to board rule 4.7.71 and the board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on unseated ancestoral homeland of the first nations. the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the first nations have never ceded, lost nor forgotten as the caretakers of this place and as well as for all people in their ann ancestoral territory. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and the elders and relatives of the first nations community and by affirming their sovereign right as first peoples. okay, next is the roll call for attendance. for the new members when your name is called just please state "present." let's begin at the top of the alphabet... [roll call] all members are present. will the members are they prepared to say the pledge of allegiance with me? i

board would have controlled the continental army. and the board had political support. ry few members of congress stood up to say no, we ought not to be doing this. lawrence was one of the few voices that supported washington in congress consistently. it was really the eruption into canada that was a wake up call that most members of congress needed in order to back off. so we know that the cabal ultimately failed. we know that washington had the political skill and support to deal with his critics. so how, giving what i said, how did washington survive? there is an answer to that. go out and get the book. here is the book and it will be available to you in the gift shop of the museum if you want. the paper on which my notes today are based. there is a 26 page paper footnoted and i'm happy to mail it to anybody who want as copy. please don't hesitate to get in touch and thank you very much for your attention. i enjoyed myself. i hope you did, too, and i will hang around for questions and answers. >> thank you, mark. fascinating. while we're waiting for questions from our

a great decision by the board. before the tragic shooting of george floyd and people speaking on black empowerment, before that became popular, in march 2020, before that supervisor walton was talking about reparations and extremely difficult topics of real empowerment and putting us in the right direction. so i just want to say i'm just so happy. i know that we're not going to always agree on everything, and that's what it's about -- it's about having the right leader that will put us in the right direction. so thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller? >> caller: good afternoon, my name is emily rogers spar and i'm the executive director of the southeast community center. i want to congratulate all of the board members for your appointment, for your election. but i especially want to congratulate supervisor walton on your appointment as president. this is an exciting and happy occasion for our community. you have a love for our great city, and district 10. you have alw

for all special meetings the board affords the right of public comment to be discussed at the meeting even if that item had already received public comment at board committee. this is due to the brown act case. item 1. the hearing of the board of supervisors sitting as committee of the whole january 19. 2021 to hold that public hearing to consider the ordinance which is the subject matter of item 2. appropriates $1.9 million from the covid reserve in the human services agency to provide assistance to chinatown in fiscal year 20-21 to reduce appropriations and return funds to the covid reserve to the extent state and/or federal funds are available for reimbursement. >> thank you so much, colleagues. we will convene as a committee of the whole to consider the ordinance appropriating $1.9 million from the covid contingency reserve in the human services agency to provide assistance to restaurants and service businesses in chinatown. seeing we do not have any presenters without objection we will proceed as follows. two minutes each for those who wish to provide public comment on the ordina

and oversight from the board of supervisors. which requires to put out racial disparities on arrests. and this requires those who called in earlier to be a presenter at these hearings. and most crucially, i demand the close oversight of sfpd to ensure the sharp reduction of the disparities. and that sfpd make it a top priority, that show reductions in per capita disparities, particularly in key areas such as arrests and stops. if you really believe that black lives matter, you need to start doing things and not just talking. i'm curious to see what you do and i hope that i do see action some time soon. thank you. bye. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right, next caller, please. >> caller: hello, i am susan buflin and i'm calling in support of disparity in the black communities. i'm in support of police reform so it makes me sad that tonight's presentation by sfpd is a glaring example of racial bias. though it's nice to see that they are attempting to use the per capita data, the slide presents crime data showing that bl

i'm the board's executive director. ned by representatives from the city department presenting in front of the board, scott sanchez with the planning department. joseph duffy, san francisco department of building inspection. carla short, san francisco public works, chris buck, urban forestry. th

and, of course, doris ward would go on to be the first black president of our board, the first african american woman president of our -- of this board. and today we are joined by two extraordinary women, connie chae representation matters. it is not everything about these people, but it is worth noting that connie chan i think is going to be the first native cantonese speaker in many, many, many years on this board. i think that we'd have to go back to mable tim, and it should be that we should have a native chinese speaker on this board. so that is exciting, in addition to all of her accomplishments behind her and ahead of her. and myrna melgar's election as my neighbor to the east -- or to the west, rather, in district 7. it addresses another historic wrong on this board that we -- that for the first two years i was on this board and even prior to that we had no latin x representation on this board. and that is insane in san francisco. and so, again, myrna melgar is much more than a latino woman. but that is one thing about her, and it is worth noting, and it is important to have th

you and the rest of the board approved the plan, correct? >> i believe the elements of it were incorporated into management's proposal which was then approved by the board but i don't believe the entire was voted on by the board in that way. >> the buck stops with all of you so even if you didn't vote on the whole thing it still stops with you. between 2013 and 2017 perdue paid the highest of approximately $475,000 according to internal communications obtained by the doj, the prescriber wasn't a strong speaker or presenter but did engage in heavy prescribing particularly in large doses for along period of time. i want to end by saying my husband had surgery and he was prescribed opioids, oxycontin but decided not to take it and the interesting part about my husband is he is a trained anesthesiologist. with that i will yield back. >> technical difficulties. the gentle lady yields back and i recognize the gentleman from california thank you for your leadership on this issue. >> thank you madam chair. as bad as this has been and i would like to

on the yu youth transz youth trn advisory board, i'm excited that the youth have a voice. i'm excited to be serving on that board even. >> hello. my name is alexander. i'm a former youth commissioner. i called in to thank the team for working with the commission and the past and hopefully in the future to create this board. public transportation is such a big slot. to health care. it is -- there's already boards with the task force. the citizen advisory council. youth don't even know where they are or what these routes do. you have complaints about routes don't work. they get to school late an get in trouble with the teacher. they don't know who to contact. this is getting youth in the agency instead of bringing more a toangs thattention to the --y does the job it's supposed to do. i want to appreciate the mta and working to open the door to impact to improvements and suggestions by group which is a significant amount and relies on the transportation system that has not had a voice. >> any additional callers on the line? >> you have one question remaining. >> yes, hi. happy

i'm the board's executive director. we'll be joined by representatives from the city department presenting in front of the board, scott sanchez with the planning department. joseph duffy, san francisco department of building inspection. carla short, san francisco public works, chris buck, urban forestry. the board meeting guidelines, the board requests that you silence all phones and other devices not to disturb the proceedings. department respondents are each given seven minutes to present and three minutes for rebuttal. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each for the board and no rebuttal. time may be limited to two minutes if there are many speakers. you'll get a verbal warning before the time is up and four votes are needed. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing, e-mail board staff. public access and participation are paramount importance to the board and every effort has been made to replicate the in person process. sfgov tv is streaming this live and we'll ha

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first, happy new year to the board members and welcome to the new board members. and appreciate bob beck for presenting the budget and i look forward to further discussion as well on it. just kind of putting out there also as we're thinking about the budget, what we have come across this year in knowing that we have a long journey with covid on the residential side that residents are feeling the same pain that the commercial tenants are embracing and i want to thank all of the board members who have put down the support in feeding the community, but we were really reactive in a lot of our services. really thinking about our budget, how can we be more proactive. for example, our meal program is ran and a lot of the work we do as tenants is ran by volunteers. we don't have a budget. we are not included in the agencies, we're not included in the work, but we're providing a lot of resources as we gave out gift cards to tenants, we're supplying school supplies, we're doing wellness checks and we depend a lot on our volunteers with a limited budget. we want to make sure

he was allowed to return to the field. boardever attempted to become involved in the daily operations of the army again. gates went back to field command but they were more administrative command. he never commanded in battle again until 1780. ates theon offered g command in a subtle expedition iroqu the euro coy -- ois. needs aid no, that younger man. the continental army was .aptured south tosent gates organize the continental army and he committed to battle. at the battle of camden in 1780, he was absolutely routed. a very controversial defeat. gates made critical tactical errors. cornwallis simply drove his army off the battlefield. nevers reputation recovered. he wanted a formal hearing to clear his name, he never got it. it took until 1782 until congress returns him to active duty. he became involved in 1783 in what became known as the newburgh -- -- new brick and servicing. conservancy. we don't know what that was, exactly. there were some angry with congress over a lack of pay. at the heartbably of that. washington stopp

members, to my colleagues on the board, thank you for allowing me to serve as board president for the last two years. this gave me an opportunity to work with you for me to understand your individual priorities. even before covid-19, during my first year as presidency, we were passing many pieces of meaningful legislation and implementing new programs and holding departments accountable. over the past two years, it has been a tumultuous time. since january 2019, when i became the president, san francisco had a rosy economy and rosy economy was humming at the time. we just finished a process for us to determine who would be the mayor and to lead us into the future. we were talking about major transit projects and transportation along marcus street. when city started announcing delays in projects in 2019, it was only at the beginning of the bad news. then, 2020 happened. once news hit in january about the corruption scandal surrounding our department heads, we start to get a sense that the scandals will rock city government and that we needed to brace for that. we continue to th

members, to my colleagues on the board, thank you for allowing me to serve as board president for the last two years. this gave me an opportunity to work with you for me to understand your individual priorities. even before covid-19, during my first year as presidency, we were passing many pieces of meaningful legislation and implementing new programs and holding departments accountable. over the past two years, it has been a tumultuous time. since january 2019, when i became the president, san francisco had a rosy economy and rosy economy was humming at the time. we just finished a process for us to determine who would be the mayor and to lead us into the future. we were talking about major transit projects and transportation along marcus street. when city started announcing delays in projects in 2019, it was only at the beginning of the bad news. then, 2020 happened. once news hit in january about the corruption scandal surrounding our department heads, we start to get a sense that the scandals will rock city government and that we needed to brace for that. we continue to th

president, the clerk of the board called the meeting to order and assists the board as they conduct nominations and an election for the next board president. before getting to that business, i will begin with the land acknowledgement, pursuant to board rule 4.7.71, and the board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on unseated ancestoral homeland of the first nations. the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the first nations have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten as the caretakers of this place and as well as for all people in their ancestoral territory. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and the elders and relatives of the first nations community and by affirming their sovereign right as first peoples. okay, next is the roll call for attendance. for the new members when your name is called just please state "present." let's begin at the top of the alphabet... [roll call] all members are present. will the members, are they prepared to say the pledge of allegiance with me?

or you can go to the the board of appeals website. or you can join by phone by dialing 1-669-900-68233, and enter the webinar i.d. 883-2025-3184. dial star, nine, which is the equivalent of raising your hand so you can speak when it is your turn. you will get a notice 30 seconds before your time is up. it's very important that people calling in reduce or turn down the volume on their t.v.s or computers, otherwise, there's feedback in the meeting. now, we will swear in or affirm all those who intend to testify. please note that any member of the public may speak without taking an oath pursuant to the sunshine ordinance. if you wish to testify at any of tonight's proceedings, stand and raise your right hand if you're able, and answer after me. i swear or pledge that what i say tonight will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. we are moving onto item number 1, which is general public comment on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda. okay. so we have the caller whose phone number ends in 8029. are you here to pr

calling for the sfmta board. she is well-known for reaching out, listening and building consensus across our community, not just in the community around him but with groups all over san francisco. she is creative and problem solver and will bring a. >> zahra: and represent the needs of san francisco small businesses and residents alike. they have resounding impacts on the communities they service and the experience is a user and a resident and understanding how the decisions from sfmta. manny will ask the right questions and stakeholders and he will build bridges to help the sfmta board better serve all san franciscans. so thank you for your time and we urge to you support manny's nomination. >> thank you. can we hear from the next call caller? >> sorry. >> hi, this is jessica layman with senior sim debate honored . she's all over the city and all kinds and does a great job of translating that experience and connecting it with what other people are dealing with and figuring out what does that mean for policy and p

if you had a chance to speak to the board, what would you say? >> how many more lives are you going to allow him to ruin? >> reporter: when the case came up, we were surprised to see that not only was the doctor not present he didn't even have a know attorney to represent him. >> sounds like florida dealt with it. >> reporter: the board fined him a thousand dollars and moved on. we asked for an interview with the board president, they did not make him available. so when the board took a break, we tried to get some answers. i'm jim axelrod with cbs news, i would like to ask you a couple of questions. >> i can't do that. >> i would like to ask you questions about dr. svabek's case. >> mike, can you direct him to the right person. >> reporter: you are the right person, you are in charge, are you telling me the buck does not stop with you, the doctor did not respond to a single question we asked. >> that was jim axelrod feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday

the change that was happening within the board. and i can't thank you enough for what you have brought not only to the school district but just igniting the engagement of schools and families and the community. so, we have also gotten a chance to work together outside of the school district and outside of public education. we are true lovers of parks and schools, right? and that work is going to continue and thank you, thank you for your service. thank you for all of the heart and soul you have poured into the school district of san francisco unified. and i'm excited for what is next to come for you. thank you. and stevon, thank you, it has been a treasure to partner with you and work with you the two years you were on the board, i have been following you since your first bid to serve on the board and really appreciated the energy, the excitement that you brought when you ran and when you led us through for president really admire your commitment, your values and of course your thoughts of just the world around us. and i know i'm ex

before serving on the board for many years. i want to thank you for your friendship as you step back from this environment and to spend more quality time with john and the family. norm, you will be sorely missed as well. thank you so much for thoughtfully and skillfully leading the board as our president these past two years, but especially during the extremely challenging past year in tapping everyone's talents. in your capable leadership, managing the board and working effectively with mayor breed has been key to responding to the pandemic and the related crises over the past year with the overall success. you've been a tremendous leader on so many issues which you moved legislation on in your final year. i just wanted to acknowledge what i think others have touched on which is what you've been most recognized and will be remembered for, the most consistent, prolific and impactful champion for our oldest and youngest community members. this includes your strong advocacy for senior housing and ensuring that affordable housing i

i recall back when i served on the board of supervisors. at that time when i was nominated to the role, i was the only elected, only chinese american supervisor serving in the entire san francisco board of supervisors. and since that time much has changed in the city, but i think any of us, any of us who fill these roles understand that we play a very important spot in making sure that not only do we lead the way but we also create opportunities and how people see no matter where you come from, no matter where you start from, there is an opportunity for you and a seat in government that no matter whether you had resources coming in or whether you were immigrants, that you have the opportunity to serve. and so i think serving as the first chinese woman as a city administrator, i hope to be able to to put my mark on creating a san francisco government that works well, that earns your trust, that is delivering services that you can be proud of in san francisco. >> okay. one moment. >> an i thought someone was going to ask me about taxes. >> the

we'll do a similar update with the board at your next board meeting at the status of the capital improvement program. we are expecting losses in that area. to reduce the operating deficit that we expect in the next two years. with that one of the tools we do have available is to take advantage of the current market and refinance the existing fmt revenue bonds we do have in place. we're hopeful we can get this action completed they'll realize savings that will go towards the year's deficit. if you refinance your home we're hoping to realize some savings. based on the savings look at our cip and see what flexible dollars we have to move to operating costs which is not a huge part of our cip. a lot of our capital dollars are restricted in their use. we do have sources where we are able to ship those over to operating budget if need be. based on that direction from you, we are looking to potentially take advantage of the marketplace and issue another revenue bond and new dollars. we do not impact our repair or priority projects that we have currently happening on the streets of san francisco. we

>> good morning and welcome to the newly reconstituted rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisions for the first committee meeting of the new board. my name is aaron peskin, joined by new vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman and newly elected member of the board of supervisions and member of this rules committee, supervisor connie chan for today's meeting of monday, january 11, . mr. young, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: hi, due to the covid-19 emergency, the board by the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. our members will be participating in the meeting remotely. committee members will attend the meeting through a video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they are physically present. public comment will be available on each item, but on channel 26 and sfgov tv.org, or you can call 415-655-0001. again, that is 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 1466830064. and then press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted. and in listening mode only. when your item

we are very grateful for the board support so far. i wanted to share with you the last piece of this program. this 30-foot buses are the oldest bus in the fleet. we have 30 of them so they are relatively small suite. their useful life is 10 years. they were purchased in 2007. they definitely exceeded the useful life. why we use them is to go up to some of our tightest turns, which allow us to go into neighborhoods that wouldn't otherwise be able to have bus service. the bus shown in the photo was first generation hybrid. we were among the first systems in the country to have these buses. while we were excited to explore this technology, this bus is magnitude less reliable than the current new flyers which are multiple generations of hybrid vehicles. these also did not have a midlife overhaul. we did do investments in the most vulnerable components to stretch out their life. we were going to continue to do that, but the pandemic did make us stop and reevaluate the plan. we think at this point rather than spending money to keep old buses

to the full board with positive recommendation. please call item 6. >> ordinance exempting from requirements of the administrative code and the environmental code between the san francisco international airport and federal aviation administration for services to commission a ground based augmentation system at the airport and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. if you wish to comment call 415-655-0001. press pound twice. dial star 3 to speak. situate until you have been unmuted to make your comments. >> thank you, madam clerk. we have i believe deana from the airport is here to present on this item. >> good morning, thank you for having me. the airport is seeking approval for the agreement between the airport and federal aviation administration from administrative code requirements for a ground based augmentation system or gps system to provide landing to airport to enhance arrival and landing at the airport. it requires providing technical over sight, inspections and tra

any items for first reading by the board? items severed by the superintendent or board for discussion? that's what we're going to be doing with 19, so we need a roll call with the consent calendar, minus 19. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. that's seven ayes, commissioner. >> is there any public comment on the consent calendar? >> clerk: please raise your hand if you want to speak on the consent calendar. seeing none, president sanchez. >> [inaudible] for separation item 19 on k.l.w. so i think that there's a -- staff has a short framing for this item for us. >> yes. so item 19 is a public service operating agreement, and it is asking the board to enter into an agreement with a nonprofit entity that was created in order to fundraise for the day-to-day operations of the station and to employ the news team and other critical roles for the station that have served as contractors for sfusd for a number of years. as a contract holder, sfusd would maintain ultimate control, not the board of k.p.m. -- that is kalw, public media. the boar

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it would come back to the board of supervisors. it's a warehouse surviver but linked to the history of coffee in san francisco and i would like to start the landmarking process for said edifice and if there are no questions or comments, i would like to open it up to public comment. >> thank you. there are no caller nz queue. >> okay. public comment is closed. colleagues if there's no objection i would like to make a motion to send this item to the full board. >> (roll call) you have three ayes. okay. everybody have a very safe happy new year. we are adjourned. >> there's a new holiday shopping tradition, and shop and dine in the 49 is inviting everyone to join and buy black friday. now more than ever, ever dollar that you spend locally supports small businesses and helps entrepreneurs and the community to thrive. this holiday season and year-round, make your dollar matter and buy black. . >> you're watching coping with covid-19 with chris manners. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, my guest is

president, the clerk of the board called the meeting to order and assists the board as they conduct nominationsn election for the next board president. before getting to that business, i will begin with the land acknowledgement, pursuant to board rule 4.7.71, and the board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on unseated ancestoral homeland of the first nat

>> due to the covid-19 health energy and to protect board members and the public t board of advisors is closed and members will be in the meeting remotely and committee members will be attending through the same extent and if they were publicly present. comments are available by calling 415-655-0001. that is 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 146 592-7527. and press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions but you will be muted and is in listening mode only. and when the item comes up that you wish to speak on and speak slowly and turn town the television or radio. alternatively, you may submit public comment by email to myself victor.young@sfgov dot com. and it will be forwarded to the supervisors and included as part of the official file. that concludes my initial comments. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please read the first item. >> item one, hearing to consider appointing one member for an indefinite term to the transbay joint powers authority. >> thank you. we have one applicant to this seat for this interesting joint powers authority. that is alicia