it devalues ​​the banks, if it is said that the government board decides instead of the bank board ,is irrelevant if the board of directors approves important and strategic projects that announce the moderation of the previous government's proposal, but the case is similar to the board of directors' review and inter techniques. is there a justification? no, send it and what is the internal rate of return. i think that if it gets damaged, it will find the issue. the entry of the government manager will make the original board of directors of the banks impersonal, and the person who will be reformed in this way , thank you, thank you, the government. god bless the representatives from evaporation, in the name of god , the most merciful, the honorable board of ministers, the starting point is because the important and strategic plans of the country are determined by the board of ministers. important plans and practical plans of the country if he has a point of view and it is not a priority, that's why we actually suggested the government banks by recognizing the cabinet and determining

on the cbd board. but also the city itself is assessed and paying into the cbd and accounts for about or in 2019 cording to oewd data in 2019 accounted for 30% of ref nows for that cbd x. may be i should start with that. i asoul this is a pretty stable number and that is the case, i don't know. >> this is the 2021. >> yea. >> it is stable. >> ref now is 30%. >> we are not demolishing belling or building now, should be stable. >> right. so i think what came up and i wanted to address it healer but again we discussed this off line here. is the role of the the -- city appointees and e special low as legislation before the board or matters of policy that may be contentious matters; and came up most recently i think, around the tenderloin center. where the approximate civic center cbd submitted a letter backing the major's closure while the board of adopting a resolution and saying this we should have a new center open before we shut down the tenderloin centers. i wanted to ask you a sxlths get your thoughts

on a motion to recommend the resolution to the board of supervisors member dorsey? >> aye. >> member safai. >> aye >> engardio. >> aye >> there is no opposition once again. thank you mr. clerk. call the next item. >> item 2 is -- hear to consider the issuance of type 90 on sale general music venue liquor license to the water slide brick and mortar music hall on 7010-12 mission serve the public convenience of the city and county yoochl welcome back officer. >> thank you. >> the water side llc operating brick approximate mortar a type 90 license if approved they will operate general music venue have a letter of protest. zero in support of the they near plot for04 a high crime area in census track 20101 a low saturation. mission station has no opposition and alcohol unit recommends approval with conscience. one that petitioners monitor the area under the control and effort to prevent loitering o of importance adjacent. 2, entertainment provide shall not be audible in near by residents in consideration point and 3, between hours of 1 p.m. and 2 a.m. or when the premise p

umly to the board. and now mr. clerk call item 4. >> ordinance amends the code particular regulation code required by prop c adopt it as the november 8, 2022 election related to homelessness oversight commission and related city bodies. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you, mr. chair. as you recall last week we approved the ordinance that prop c required to stand up oversight homeless commission and continued it today we are introducing ma'ams that are not required by prop c but also about good government. these amendments will help the city secure federal fund and stream line the bodies that report. the amendment it is clarify which staff the commission and verse committees and clone up reporting requirements. and so -- since they were substantive they had to be continued to today's board hearing. they have been distributed and we have emlow cohen from department of homeless supportive housing if she wanted say a couple worrieds to update. if not i think she had a lot on record but might be helpful if you w

authority of the organization, then the board meeting is approved. ts that are used for residential, commercial, residential, etc., assets whose economic value is significantly different from what is being used, drugs that are not registered in the sada system, and other cases where these criteria are in excess in the diagnosis section. to the provinces, the governorate and the general administration of financial affairs in the provinces put forward this proposal and it will be discussed with the highest executive authority of the institution and the specialized and psychological committee that exists for self-improvement in the board between our banks . either they are applicants themselves or if they are not applicants, it is because it has a long process and i should have known that this process would be successful. sepe with we are pursuing the cooperation of sepe bank in tehran, in sepe shahr shahid zainuddin highway, 32 hectares, about 320,000 square meters of land that has been abandoned for decades in the areas around the residential area , an

good afternoon to the board. my public comment general comment is around the staffing issues at the health service department. it- >> caller i'm going to interrupt for a second. i believe you have been waiting for general comment. the comment we are taking now which will finish up quickly is for item mental health forum update and finish that quickly and move to general public comment so thank you for being patient. moderator, any ort callers in the queue for this item? >> board secretary, there are no other caller in the queue. >> thank you very much. moderator, hearing no further callers, public comment is closed. >> did we call for public comment in the room? >> no, we didn't. no one approached the podium so can close public comment. >> with this discussion item and appreciate again the work of all those concerned on it. we will now go to general public comment, which is item 4 and the reason for going back so we are all clear is we had a technical issue and were not able to allow people to comment during that

chun, your microphone is muted. >> good morning members of the board. thank you for having me here today. for the last 5 months we have been service the district 10 neighborhood and our commitment to our community is provide a full shopic experience for our customers. to provide the neighborhood more variety we are investing into a (indiscernible) with many more items tailored to our customers and we have been offering beer and wine over the last few months the question is when are you bringing liquor so here today to ask we approve for transfer of type 21 license to provide full alcohol for purchase with groceries instead of having to visit another shop for grocery needs. the alcohol display will be located in the front of the store behind the check-out and less then 2 percent of the square footage. i sincerely hope today we receive a positive recommendation to provide our customers with our full shopping experience we are promising. >> thank you for those comments and as you mentioned, this is district 10 and my understanding that supervisor walton is

welcome to the retirement board meeting. this meeting is held being held in i guess hybrid format still is that right? no, that's old notes. um. before we begin. i'd like to remind all individuals attending the meeting. that all health and safety protocols and building rules must be adhered to at all times. failure to adhere to these rules and requirements may result. removal from this room. we appreciate you cooperating with these important rules and requirements and the interest of everyone's health and safety. please also note that there's hand sanitizer stations available throughout the building and each elevator. in massacre available if people need them. madam secretary, please call the roll. mr bridges. present. mr driscoll. present. mr gandhi. president. prison supply. present. mr thomas. president. and commissioner helfand is absent. we have a forum. great. item number two. madam secretary, please call the first item. thank you. item number two is communications. we walk on the public's participation during public co

>> just to let the board. be abstaining from this since i know the chair of caltrain. >> [laughter]. >> until we get other things claireified. it is a unique thing. >> may i make a motion? to approve. >> seconded. >> motion by director chink and seconded by director tumlin. upon any public comment. seeing none in the room. 91 online. director chang. >> aye >> director forbes. >> aye. >> director lipkin. >> aye. >> director shaw. >> aye. >> and director tumlin. >> aye. >> the item is approved with chair gee abstaining. next item. >> item 12 is the rail committee update and the stats and the work plan schedule. tilly chang will provide the update follows by rodriguez for the stats and schedule. >> i'm here on behalf of my chair on travel. so -- as far as our work this past month at director van de water mentioned the submittal to fta and the team within that package completed and transmitted the huge work in of itself and want to acknowledge the work of the multiagency team lead boy the team and director rodrigu

he sent a short video to the board and wanted to thank the city and county retirement board for 47 years of retirement benefits. he also acknowledges wouldn't be possible without the effort of tonia boyd, (indiscernible) and eileen (indiscernible) also in presence are retired san francisco fireman michael (indiscernible) and fireman shawn gurshawn. [applause] >> madam clerk, if you would please queue up the video. >> i'm the eldest retired fireman in the san francisco fire department. i spent 30 years there, which was very enjoyable being in the fire department and the excitement to work there. getting promoted in different ranks was a pleasure and honor and i was very happy about it. the father was the first deputy chief and i remember things like (indiscernible) growing up he was in the fire department. (indiscernible) thank you. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] on behalf of the board of supervisors my staff is presenting you with said commendation on the occasion of richard a galley day in san francisco and with that madam clerk, would you please call item 30? [applause] >> item 30

we urge the board to look in expanding their working hours. because especially in the summer when youthment to go in and use the space and especially youth who may not have access in their house. ensure they are begin opportunity. so potentially opening the library in the morning. >> and then commissioner miller will talk about the merin [inaudible]. >> we talked about this a bit with the access to golden gate park. we found essential is with our love low open spaces that our city and region does have is making sure they are accessible. a third of households in the city don't own a car and sfmta study found low income and house holds are color are less likely to own a car. prior to the pandemic muni operates 76x a bus. the only service that ran between san francisco and the marine national park. which is as part of the golden gate national recreation area the most visited national parks in the country. provided service on the weekends and holidays. from san francisco to the marijuana head lands and this route suspended moneys a third of san fra

on the cbd board. but also the city itself is assessed and paying into the cbd and accounts for about or in 2019 cording to oewd data in 2019 accounted for 30% of ref nows for that cbd x. may be i should start with that. i asoul this is a pretty stable number and that is the case, i don't know. >> this is the 2021. >> yea. >> it is stable. >> ref now is 30%. >> we are not demolishing belling or building now, should be stable. >> right. so i think what came up and i wanted to address it healer but again we discussed this off line here. is the role of the the -- city appointees and e special low as legislation before the board or matters of policy that may be contentious matters; and came up most recently i think, around the tenderloin center. where the approximate civic center cbd submitted a letter backing the major's closure while the board of adopting a resolution and saying this we should have a new center open before we shut down the tenderloin centers. i wanted to ask you a sxlths get your thoughts

>> just to let the board. i will be abstaining from this since i know the chair of caltrain. >> [laughter]. >> until we get other things claireified. it is a unique thing. >> may i make a motion? to approve. >> seconded. >> motion by director chink and seconded by director tumlin. upon any public comment. seeing none in the room. 91 online. director chang. >> aye >> director forbes. >> aye. >> director lipkin. >> aye. >> director shaw. >> aye. >> and director tumlin. >> aye. >> the item is approved with chair gee abstaining. next item. >> item 12 is the rail committee update and the stats and the work plan schedule. tilly chang will provide the update follows by rodriguez for the stats and schedule. >> i'm here on behalf of my chair on travel. so -- as far as our work this past month at director van de water mentioned the submittal to fta and the team within that package completed and transmitted the huge work in of itself and want to acknowledge the work of the multiagency team lead boy the team and director r

a reminder for those no attendance to silence all devices not to interrupt the meeting and the board ervisors and the committees are hybrid meetings to allow public comment while providing access to the public comment by via telephone and assess it essential and will be taking public comment and on the agenda those attending in-person speaking first and those on telephone line for those members of the public may provide public commenting-person at the above noticed location or remotely via teleconference (detailed (detailed >> public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2497 903 8774 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) >> public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2497 903 8774 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) and emergency the id whether connected hear the meeting and you'll be muted and have an item if it comes up in public comment those in-person learning up to speak press star three to view on the tv turn down the volume and ultimately the legislative process. for more information contact the clerk, brentjalipa, at (415) 554-7712 or brent.jalipa@s

a reminder for those no attendance to silence all devices not to interrupt the meeting and the board of supervisors and the committees are hybrid meetings to allow public comment while providing access to the public comment by via telephone and assess it essential and will be taking public comment and on the agenda those attending in-person speaking first and those on telephone line for those members of the public may provide public commenting-person at the above noticed location or remotely via teleconference (detailed (detailed >> public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2497 903 8774 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) >> public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2497 903 8774 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) and emergency the id whether connected hear the meeting and you'll be muted and have an item if it comes up in public comment those in-person learning up to speak press star three to view on the tv turn down the volume and ultimately the legislative process. for more information contact the clerk, brentjalipa, at (415) 554-7712 or brent.ja

every member of the board of supervisors to the 100 plus departments, commissions boards that represent the city and county of san francisco. we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and fall in front of city hall if there's a bus accident if there is an incident involving the san francisco police department, we defend those matters. we also bring lawsuits on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, where most famous for litigating and obtaining the constitutional right to marry for lgbtq couples have sued gun manufacturers, payday lenders, oil companies, you name it, who are undercutting the rights of san franciscans and the city and county of san francisco. so now moving on to the opioid crisis. i understand you've had some success in court, um, dealing with manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. could you elaborate a little bit on that for us, so the opioid industry and by that i refer to the legal industry that prescribes pain pills. um over years. uh, deceived americans and resulted in literally thousands upon thousands of deaths and tragedi

on the cbd board. but also the city itself is assessed and paying into the cbd and accounts for about or in 2019 cording to oewd data in 2019 accounted for 30% of ref nows for that cbd x. may be i should start with that. i asoul this is a pretty stable number and that is the case, i don't know. >> this is the 2021. >> yea. >> it is stable. >> ref now is 30%. >> we are not demolishing belling or building now, should be stable. >> right. so i think what came up and i wanted to address it healer but again we discussed this off line here. is the role of the the -- city appointees and e special low as legislation before the board or matters of policy that may be contentious matters; and came up most recently i think, around the tenderloin center. where the approximate civic center cbd submitted a letter backing the major's closure while the board of adopting a resolution and saying this we should have a new center open before we shut down the tenderloin centers. i wanted to ask you a sxlths get your thoughts

each year, we have two action items to present to the board. the first is discussion item where we'll review the proxy voting season, proxy votes for prior calendar year and we recommend incremental policies. so we'll hand it over to present the first item which is review of our proxy votes. >> thank you, kirk. good afternoon, commissioners. as kirk said, each year we present a report on shareholder votes that occur during the previous calendar year. le where we remain voting rights. during 2022, we voted at around 14,000 proposals at over 100 meetings. this is around the same number that we voted on in 2021. 60% of those votes occured for u.s., with a balance between europe china and rest of the asia and small numbers in other markets like north market. we supported about 85% of the proposals that were management and about 50% that were validated by shareholders other shareholders in the companies. the report, provided provide that summary of general observation, as well as our voting record in more detail. and i'm happy to answer any questions

the boards and the most senior executives were removed. the fdic has authority to investigate and hold accountable the directors and officers of the banks for the losses they cause and for any misconduct in the management of the institutions and the fdic has already commenced these investigations. further, any losses to the fdic's deposit insurance fund as a result of uninsured deposits insurance coverage will be repaid by a special assessment on banks as required by the law. the fdic has now completed the sale of both bridge packs to acquiring institutions, your community bank for signature and for its citizens for svb. by written testimony today, describes the events leading up to the failures of svb and signature bank and the facts and circumstances that prompted the decision to utilize the authority and the fbi act to protect all depositors and those banks following those failures. further describes the management and disposition of the bridge institutions that were established. it also discusses the fdic's assessment of the current st

>> we now call the health services board meeting for march 23, 2023. it's a follow-up effort from our previously scheduled meeting of march 9th of this year. will everyone please stand and join me in the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under fwod indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam secretary please call roll. >> scott. >> present. >> and vice president is excused. commissioner breslin. >> here. >> commissioner caning is executioned. commissioner bonbee. >> present. >> and commissioner monski. >> present. >> with that, we have a quorum. >> we have a quorum and i'm going to call privilege of the chair by calling item 5 for being the next item and i'll explain why. i do remind commission thaerz we have another week or so before we're due to comply with our filing of our form 700 and ethics training for the city so. if you have not completed those and i am not looking to my left or right if you have or not, but if you

, we will say that the board from now on will definitely have a specialized committee before the board with amendments, which will review the full prayer of the members of the baron's authority in the presence of the highest executive authority of the organization. the cases are self-reported, but the institutions do not declare many of their surplus drugs themselves . assets that have residential, welfare, commercial, accommodation, etc. assets whose economic value is significantly different from what is used. drugs that are not registered in the sada system. and other things that these criteria are presented to the governorates and the general administration of financial affairs in the provinces in the department of surplus detection, and they are presented to dubai house and the executive of monroe 3. from the same procedure that exists for self-improvement, in the board between our banks, there are many cases that are either applicants themselves or if they are not applicants , because it was a long process and i should have known that this process would be successful, they always

every member of the board of supervisors to the 100 plus departments, commissions boards that represent the city and county of san francisco. we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. so if you slip and fall in front of city hall if there's a bus accident if there is an incident involving the san francisco police department, we defend those matters. we also bring lawsuits on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, where most famous for litigating and obtaining the constitutional right to marry for lgbtq couples have sued gun manufacturers, payday lenders, oil companies, you name it, who are undercutting the rights of san franciscans and the city and county of san francisco. so now moving on to the opioid crisis. i understand you've had some success in court, um, dealing with manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. could you elaborate a little bit on that for us, so the opioid industry and by >> good afternoon and well come to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting for today tuesday february 28, 2023. madam clerk, would you please call the roll? >> thank

board. >> we now call the health services board meeting for march 23, 2023. it's a follow-up effort from our previously scheduled meeting of march 9th of this year. will everyone please stand and join me in the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under fwod indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam secretary please call roll. >> scott. >> present. >> and vice president is excused. commissioner breslin. >> here. >> commissioner caning is executioned. commissioner bonbee. >> present. >> and commissioner monski. >> present. >> with that, we have a quorum. >> we have a quorum and i'm going to call privilege of the chair by calling item 5 for being the next item and i'll explain why. i do remind commission thaerz we have another week or so before we're due to comply with our filing of our form 700 and ethics training for the city so. if you have not completed those and i am not looking to my left or right if you have or not, but if you

years of experience on the board yourself. over 5000 employees in interest from a number of banks to bid including formal offers. the fdic used to guarantee both. the ftse is announced the sale of less than half the banks assets at a loss of $16.5 billion. in the joint statement released on march 12 you said no losses associated with the resolution of silicon valley bank will be felt by the taxpayer. is that your position? >> as you know -- >> with two partial sales completed in 22 billion losses improved that doesn't square with reality. these are going by the deposit insurance fund. they'll be replaced buy set at nothing to do with the failure. that's good to be addressed by a special assessment. as we all know these banks will have to pass these costs along. those costs get passed along to the consumer. those consumers are american taxpayers. invoking the systemic risk is a last resort emergency option. and it begs the question of why you had to invoke that extraordinary session. this past sunday's announcement of a new purc

i'm matt dorsey and serve as the chair of the board. i like to express gratitude today to elijah saunders serving at the clerk and team at sfgovtv which is under the direction of jason for facilitating the remote access and broadcasting today's meeting. i'm excusing chan, mandelman, melgar and safai from today's meeting. mr. clerk, would you please call the roll? [roll call] >> chair, we have quorum. >> thank you mr. clerk. as mentioned commissioners chan, safai, melgar and mandelman are excused today. before calling the next item i like to exercise my prerogative as chair to invoke 3.26 from the rules of order that limit total public comment to 30 minutes. each speaker has 2 minutes to speak on an item. >> i have a short public comment. for members interesting in participating in the board meeting we welcome attendance in person in the chamber room 250 city hall or watch cable channel 26 or 99 or zoom live at www.sfgov.org. for those to comment remotely dial 415-655-0001 and when prompted enter access code 24838475803 and press pound an

umly to the board. and now mr. clerk call item 4. >> ordinance amends the code particular regulation code required by prop c adopt it as the november 8, 2022 election related to homelessness oversight commission and related city bodies. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you, mr. chair. as you recall last week we approved the ordinance that prop c required to stand up oversight homeless commission and continued it today we are introducing ma'ams that are not required by prop c but also about good government. these amendments will help the city secure federal fund and stream line the bodies that report. the amendment it is clarify which staff the commission and verse committees and clone up reporting requirements. and so -- since they were substantive they had to be continued to today's board hearing. they have been distributed and we have emlow cohen from department of homeless supportive housing if she wanted say a couple worrieds to update. if not i think she had a lot on record but might be helpful if you w

welcome to the retirement board meeting. this meeting is held being held in i guess hybrid format still is that right? no, that's old notes. um. before we begin. i'd like to remind all individuals attending the meeting. that all health and safety protocols and building rules must be adhered to at all times. failure to adhere to these rules and requirements may result. removal from this room. we appreciate you cooperating with these important rules and requirements and the interest of everyone's health and safety. please also note that there's hand sanitizer stations available throughout the building and each elevator. in massacre available if people need them.

the floor is yours. >> good morning board of supervisors. i come before you and just want to share many years here working thin community, starting off as a youth program coordinator and building one of the biggest youth programs here and also on the groundwork and wincing many of our youth accessing inexpensive drinks, whatever drinks out there, and also identifying that water is so much more cheaper, so much more expensive then many sugary drinks. i think 3 years ago cdc had a project bringing healthier snacks into our community and identifying many (indiscernible) access the cheaper drinks including our black and african brothers and sisters. this is all they offer here in our community at a very discounted price. you can buy a soda for 25 cents but a bottle water for $1.50. that didn't make sense to the youth and started the project and encouraged the stores in the neighborhood to sell more kid friendly and healthier options for our youth. reading a statistic, low asian black african american (indiscernible) twice likely to experience too