the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the rules of follows. appellant's permit holders and department respondents each to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with the parties must include their comments within the 7 to 3 minute periods rehearing requests. the parties are given three minutes each f the public who are not affiliated with the parties havo address the board and no rebuttal. mr. longway, our legal assi 30s before your time is up. four votes are required to grant modify a permit or determination, or to grant a rehearing request. if you have any questions about requesting a rehearing, the board rules or hearing email board staff at board of appeals at sfgov. org now public access are of paramount importance to the broadcasting and streaming this hearing live and we will have the ability for each item on today's agenda. sfgovtv is also providing closed to watch the he

>> none shall i call the>> call the next item. >> 4. board of director's new and old business. >> quick announcement that is annual our are underway a inclusive process everyone part of the process we the executive and comments and candidates toonline. >> any other comments? >> shall i callitem. >> 5. executive director's report >> good afternoon directors thank you for adjusting you special meeting in the any location in 408 and modified agenda to first request to approve and for a master schedule for july 27th and chair and the executive director's report a couple of items for the cfo and jumping and producing the annual budget zing and graduate carol promotion and welcome our new its transit center summer is fully hope to you enjoyedarks and including the circuit that is in their third guests per day and last weekend and and participate in downtown activations with saturday july 20th and rhythms to celebrate the adjacent downtown yerba buenarector will - our newest working with transit for two transbeginning next month for service and russ

and the board deliberation. et started i want to make sure we are the discretion and jurisdiction of the is. we are looking specifically at permit for this work? that's what the notice ofqm there this is unpermitted building? i'm asking who can >> that's correct. fence without a permit required and ther of today. you are determining whether the abatement was properly. >> thank you. commissioner alexander-tut. to upon follow ask what we are not hearing today. i negative if you confirm i will understand. there is the app up know issue of no notification this is we not a challenge of jurisdiction we are hearing correct? yes. that's >> so and then the the easement is not before us correct? that is thank you and the question ab the street light is not before us today. >> correct >> we are permit for the fence. was it issues you mentioned may come up at the approval process but those questions are not >> that's correct. >> thank you. questions. commissioner that you one does not need a p a fence up to certain heights i

of the board's action. he reason that is, is because permits often come before thisy years before the board takes action. and so if were to interpret it any other way, it would allow a party to sort of come before the board, get a denial and then immediately apply for the same permit. so my reading of the code is that then said application by said board would be this board's action. so i just wanted to make sure that clarification. i think it would be a one year bar from the date of the board's action, not from the date othe original permit issuance. in this circumstance. commissioner trasvina i, i don't expect you to provide further legal answer on this, but but perhaps it's something that the that the attorney and the and the age the city attorney can work out. but as i read page three of the file on page two of the of th$ie of miss miles attorney's presentation, it talks by said officer. it's going to be heard by the department. the officer of the department is not going t by us. so perhaps that's somethi

the design board member lorenz contractor 610 to come do you with authorization to release the this coming winter and check in our hope to have identified funds to get our comfort of we're considering finding additional m wl be an opportunity to get the full picture and we're not receiving the funding andth the cap and trade in sacramento >> thank you for the comments. >> at the point i don't see any directors want to jump in so tjpa to comment on a member of the publ moderator will you identify the caller. >> thanks again chair gee for two minutes but basically sayiná lt. >> but massive risks the 27 months that is a really good two difft opportunities. and potentially variations there we can move forward to do somef, ventilation structures by therogressive design builder with the extension andot one way. um, but what we could do also is to stay within the scope■ and recusing the ask using same ask for the projects. >> but in wrapping up what we'd like to for the funding is to drawing your ion to the full $16 billion (bell ringing) for funding agreements f if it is includes the

>> none shall i call the>> call the next item. >> 4. board of director's new one quick announcement that is annual reviews are underway a inclusive process ever part of the process we thend feedback and comments and encourage candidates go online. >> any other shall i call item. >> 5. executive dterly update. >> good afternoon directors thank you this special meeting in the any location in room 408 and items first request to approve andirect staff for a master sched full funding for july 27th and chair and chair as of the executive director's rep couple of items for the cfo a in and producing the annual budget reorganizing and graduate their promotion and welcome director. >> its transit center summer is fullyerway and hope to youhe parks and including popular circuit that is in their year guests per day and last host and participate in downtown activations this saturday july 20th and rooftop rhythms to celebrate the and birthday as well as the adjacent downtownt in yerba buena the first director will - our newestrtly and working with transit

for the whole board. should be extra copies. >> okay. >> n2017 repaired a blighted fence on the property following blight removal is man datd by public works, housing and building code. sidewalk light to enhance safety ublic works code. the style of the fence. [speak fast]. the visibilityor pillars in alignment with planning code. 2017 there was a complaint the reds dent has been dog and playing loud music from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. i would like to "volume lowered i it in my impeachment all day this issafe property by state and federal law. dbi a search private property without probable proper consent and due process violating our rights. >> dbi issued violation an investigation revealed new fence on the co whout the benefit of a perimism san francisco co at the time notice of violation is issued the direct take paragraphs of the property and make copies them available. san francisco building code when the buildinger inspection this properties are written notice to the owner that properties are unsafe. shall s

you are able speak to the june 25, 2024 board meeting ented. up for without being considered by committee, and other general matters not but must be within the board subject matter jurisdiction. all other agenda content will have been reported out by a appropriate committee where public comment already heard. let's hear from the first speaker. Ñ you like us to collect that from you? happy to. p be right there. two minutes. first speaker. >> exceptions confirmed. [difficulty hearing speaker] don't touch. [indiscernible] what is going on, it is not going [indiscernible] he is afraid the guillotine is [indiscernible] i say from france you know what is going on. i dont wa this. but for real good reason this time not like the [indiscernible] france i thinguys get your independence and that's a fact. now, we don't want that. the best solution i can give you, not you guys here, but part of the-problem. is undo what you have been doing. you rnible] not only for bikes and for the dangerous [indiscernible] you understand? do you understand? recess now. [

no on the jobs board. his is not move children who don't read and turn them into readers i'm went out of turn but i did want to correct really tired. it's not the ink, it's the inflation reduction act. i that. for those that are listening, thank you. thank you eva. my pronouns are they them. i'm a parent of sfcc student and a social worker in to echo what everyone has said that to align with the values of the community and to please get meaningful feedback from the community alignment, which to me feels like a fancylosures, right? we do want to talk think being transparent, like alexia was saying, thaty people don't know what's going on and informing families and communities what's going on closing schools is a if you're closing schools lose trust. enrollment goes down, so echoing what everyone has said, what are we doing to with what what is working? i mean sfcc has been going something's going right there, we're scaring families. thank youu rson, and i'm a former resource specialist district. and i want t

the board by a vote of seven ayes. gives the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount in two matters of anticipated litigation. the board, by a vote of seven ives, gives direction to the general counsel and one matter of anticipated litigation. the board, by a vote of six ayes, gives direction to the general council member. fisher recused herself in one matter of public employee. discipline. dismissal. release the board by a vote of seven ayes. approved a retirement and release agreement for permanent classified employee in one matter of public employee. discipline dismissal. release the board by a vote of seven ayes. release agreement for permanent classified employee that concludes the readout from our closed s am actively trying to find the board agenda on my screen so i can, continue to communicate hold on. just a second., i did one thing i did not mention is we have two commissioners that are participating virtually. we have commissioner weissman, ward and commissioner fisher joining us by telec

the san francisco board of supervisors welcomes in this meeting here in the board city hall, second floor, room 250 proceeding on sfgovtvstream www.sfgovtv.org. can send public comment in writing to bos@sfgov.org or use board of supervisors, goodlett place, city hall, room 244, san to make a reasonable accommodation request icans with disabilities act or to request clerk's office at least two business advance by thank you mr. president. >> thank you madam clerk.approve the june 25, motion made by supervisor preston, seconded by supervisormade and seconded, madam clerk, a roll call, please. on the minute aye. supervisor safai, aye.stefani, aye. supervisor supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye.sor peskin, aye. supervisor there are 10 ayes. >> the motion is approved and minutes adopted as presented after public comment. madam clerk, please readnsent agenda. >> items 1-8 these items are considered routine. may be removed and considered on the roster, we'll same house, same call. thadopted. and ordinances passed first passed. madam clerk, please read the nex

and my pattern switches as he gets close to the board. ce i have to be mindful of. not only that, the wind may shift. so now my voice carries. so now i got to shift my body movement over in a certain area. so it actually could be on point. and also the lastly, the crowd. you have a full stadium and the crowd is completely quiet. so now everybody is focussed on the athlete and you while we're running. that's pretty incredible. jerome avery talking to me earlierfrom team usa, a good when —— good way to end this half hour of bbc news. hello there. there will be some changes over the course of the weekend, but friday was a very pleasant day actually with the sunshine and light winds. high pressure in charge. but that's going to start to move away this weekend. a lot of the cloud that did bubble up isjust going to melt away this evening, leaving us with clear skies for many places. one or two mist and fog patches. there's a bit more cloud in the far southeast, and the breeze is picking up here. threatens one or two showers. that'll keep the tem

and then the board will have the hearing.ther quick question, i'm going to turn over to my felis f the annual report. number two, it says a summary of complaints or concerns received concerning the equipment. and you indicate noomplaints or concerns were received by the department regarding this equipment, which is odd to me because i've been my email box has been flooded with ccerns and complaints. so where should the public send these concerns and complaintseg policy, they're in the policy, i believe in the initial pol an ee have the sfpd chief's email addressste policy requesting any inquiries to come in that way, but it is the way it is worded, it sounds like we need a complaint about the specific equipment, not necessarily the incident. maybe there's complaints abo a incident, where, let's say the bearcat was this is aut a complaint about the bearcat specifically. and so we haven't received any complaints about that specific tool. okay so why don't you provide the email address so we can to the commission secretary. and

to you in one of the board reports. the next board report. ow up question in the response to the questions, there was aat was lifted up. and i guess i was just wondering, if that confidence interval for the work that we have. that the samples we took in the surveys were representativ defining representative kind of as a district, just to like, what are we taking into account and what parameters are using to kind of set that standard thank you for the question and for h that. what happens is we looked to see when surveys are sent acceptable rate of return rate the acceptable return rate. so, you know,as the qualtrics data points, which said that you are wi a 95% range when you have over 1000 respondents or 30%, which we did have. so that's the reason we use the, the 95% range. so of every 500, if you are able to 375 responses, that's when you're within 5%. and i think it had to be 393 to become 3%. so that was the range of the response rate used, but commissioner boggess you question about the representation. thed, we didn't we only disaggregat

>> none shall i call the>> >> 4. board of director's new and old business. >> one quick is annual our first annual reviews underway a inclusive process everyone will be process we the executive director and feedback encourage candidates to go online. >> any other comments? >> seeing none call the next item. >> 5. executive director's report • project labor agreement quarterly update.rectors thank you for adjusting your schedules for this any location in room modified agenda to items first request to approve and direct staff master schedule and full funding for july 27th and election of the vice chair as of executive director's report a couple of and jumping in and producingudget been reorganizing and graduate carol on their promo welcome our new procurement director. >> r is fully underway and you enjoyed visiting the par including the popular circuit is in theirha third year guests day and last weekend and host and downtown activations with san francisco this s july 20th and rooftop#f celebrate the parks and birthday as w

release the board by a vote of. pproved a retirement and release agreement for permanent classifi concludes the readout from our closedon. and now i am actively t to find the board agenda on my screen continue t hold on. just a second. okay, so. and oh, i did one thing i did mention is we have two commissioners that are participating virtually. we, ward and commissioner fisher joining us by teleconference. and i also wanted tostudent delegates, langston montgomery. welcome tor first board meeting. yeah and we will introduce yourself when we get to the student delegate report have you. and the second delegate will likely be joining us at school year has officially started. so i told got a plus. plus plus for being here before this, the school officially started, so at this item d. oh, and that was the other thing i wanted to mentilly try to, start our meetings at 8 p.m. item d, item items, we will go to public comments, i it looks like we llomment tonight. so i wanted to let folks know who be listening online. so at t

so i think that that has to happen before the board votes on it. you have a different view on whatthe you actually look at the policy meeting to happen at the police commission. so not the law, but the policy that was approved by the board that was approved by wame the police commission as the first stop. understood understood. but right. the local ordinance can't amend state law.n ntation, you mentioned thatly, too, that tha an extension to file the rep right? because i think i saw onzation was december 22. is that rightthe ordinance of the of the use policies, the yes, the use policy itself law requires reauthorization every year. correc so normally that that should mean december or but but here we are seven so you're saying we're seven months late because the board authorized it. noauizthor is based on the report, the annual report, the inaugural annual report extension for. an than june 15th. so then they still haven't held their hearing toe annual report and then determine whether it can be renewed or not. under stateaw the one year clock start

to send it to the board of supervisors. to allow members of the public to ask questions and this body to ask questions. and the action is taken with the board of supervisors. so on page three of your say that there were 11 public hearings. what do you mean by public hearings? sure. so, our use policy was submitted to the board and then it was sent to committee, the rules committee. so there are several hearings at the rules. and then several at full board. okay. so when you say public hearings, you mean in front of the board of supervisors. so how many community meetings with community, not board of supervisors, not, any legislative body, not the department, not with the police commission. community based meetings have been held regarding this. now, the meetings were at t board and the rules. we don't believe we sought any community meetings for that. so the community meeting because if it's in front of the board of supervisors, the community can engage with you. they're only limited to a two minute public comment, just like

is it not on the machine? hi. boardlution to direct staff to present a real c, no turn on red policy for every signalized intersection in thept meeting in september. and endorse the city wide policy. doing this will significantly decrease the work and resources spent studying, anin intersections, and, more critically, increase safety for all peop, including car drivers and especially children, seniors, people with disabilities, and people who walk, bike or use mobility devices. allowing turns on red has been shown to increase allrs involving people walking by up0g people biking by up to 100%. in part because, quoting us dot drivers stopped for a red light orr a gap in traffic and do not see people eir right. put simply, allowing turns on red is dangerous for everyone. meanwhile, no turn on red has been shown torease, drivers failing to yield to people walking at red lights by 92% and at green lights really critically. at green lights i has decreased, failing to yield by 59%.ouer to the thought that it makes green lights

rules committee to forward ballot measures to the full board for the entire board of supervisors to decidey have come with recommendations of do not pass. they have com recommendations to pass it. they have come with no recommen the sacred act of determining whether charter amendment or a general obligation bond should go to the ballot is really an obligation of the full boardldn't be bottled up in committee. the committee is here to take public comment, to make the amendments that committee made, but ultimately to leave the whether or not to put it on the ballot to the full board of supervisors. and that's been the case as long as i've been around which is now pretty much a quarter of a century. so, i'm, i'm glad that things are getting to the full board, as am i, but my tongue after your comment there because i had a charter amendment in the past that we can talk about later. anyway, if you can call the roll, mr. clark, and we want and i want to make a motion to send this item to the full board with a positive recommendation as a committee report. to recommend as a committee report t sup

we cannot let donald trump take control of the state elections board. and we hope our governor will do the same. >> congresswoman lucy mcbath, thanks for making time for us. it landed differently to see you as a member of congress standing with the state legislators making the case in the capital. i know it's all hands on deck. thanks for helping us understand it. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead. stay with us. . >> we have much more ahead stay with us (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your sk

i was requested from the board of supervisors. e're not limiting this just to downtown.to make that clear. we will be expanding into the neighborhoods, but we lt that it was a better idea to start out creating this massive kind of center of gravity and turn on red area in the downtown area and then we'll be having fu this even further from where we are at this point, in my profession, i've seen conversations evolvever time for example, around daylighting or parking removals. when i started we were told usually not to remove parking unless it was. and then in 2019 the board of supervisors told us to actuallya proactive basis. and then here we are in 2023, we should remove parking at every intersection. so this gradual evolution of the profession, culture, people's perception of what is acceptable in terms of driving or design, i think may this may start that conversation. maybe other cities will join ussz, and then we may be more in the future in a does california want to ban no turn on reds joining other cities and countries that d

members of the board ofervisors. is emilio bustamante, and i'm honored here stand here and express my interest and qualifications in becoming a council in seats 2 or 4 individual who's personally experienced the challenges of reintegrating into society, i believe i bring aive and understanding to the table. my professional experience in public service specifically in creating equity within the criminal justice system, has further deepened my commitment to advocating. i'm excited about working towards san francisco, because iat this county has served as a model for reentry in california since changes first brought by adult realignment, although i'm not a francisco county, i rent in oakland. i work prison law office in berkeley, and i'm a consultant forn the region. and i also grew up in . i served nine years in custodyars. my academic background includes public policy and a bachelor's in economics. i believe th employment history, i'm well equipped with the knowledg to analyze legislative issues and develop effective t

and then finally, let me just say a about, my experience on the board of supervisors and former boardpresidentat me the other day, it has been the decades long pattern and practice of the rules committ to forward ballot measures to the full board for the entire board of supervisorsth have comh come withtions of do not pass. recommendations to pass it. they have come withdati, but the sacd act of determinihe a charter amendment or a generalle ballot is really an obligation of tdhe ful of supervisors and shouldn't be bottled committee. the committee is here to take public comment, to this committee made, but ultimately to leave the final decision as to whether or not to put it on the ballot to the full board of supervisors. and that's been the case as long as i've been around, which is now pretty much a quarter of a century. so, i'm, i'm glad that things are getting to the full board but i got to bite my tongue after your comment t b a charter amendment in the past that we can talk about later cae roll, mr. clarkd to and i want to make a motion to send this item to the full board with a

"the washington post" just reported that the election board plans to adopt nearly a dozen additional rules beyond the new ones they've just put into effect over the coming weeks. quote, despite warnings from state and local officials that the lateness of the calender all but guarantees confusion and mistakes. and i think part of understanding the importance of this tactic is that confusion and mistakes are probably the point. it's one thing to say we want the right to flip an election result. that's going to be sort of a hard sell. it's another thing to say we want the right and we claim the right to essentially report that there's no knowable results here, that there isn't any discernible result, that there's a big question about it, that it seems like there's a cloud over the result. if you can not just flip the result -- not directly flip the result but instead create a sense that there's some confusion, that there's some lack of clarity, that there's something wrong with the way the election was conducted, and so a result isn't organically and clearly emerging, that can justify do

the board by a vote of seven ayes. ves the authority of the district to pay up to the amount in two matters of anticipated litigation vote of seven ives, gives direction to the general counsel and one matter of anticipated liti of six ayes, gives direction to the general council member. fish herself in one matter of public employee. discipline. dismissal. release the board by a vote of sev retirement and release agreement for permanent classified of public employee. discipline dismissal. release seven ayes. approved a retirement and release agreement for permanent ncreadout from our closed session. and now i am actively trying to find the reen so i can, to communicate hold on. just a second. okay, so. and oh, i didjl one thing i did not mention is we have two commissioners that0e are virtually. we have commissioner weissman joining us by teleconference. and i also wanted to introduce one of our new student delegates your first board meeting. yeah and we will have, i'll have you introduce yourself when we get to the s de

urge you you to leave the nothing that iss required by the board. >> thank you calle no other membersof the public wish to comment on item. thank you. directors any questions? >> if not item for action. make a motion. >> thank you director forbes and for second and madam secretary roll call. that consent calendar to approve the director forbes, aye. >> director lipkin, aye. >> vice chair mandelman and chair gee yes and the ed. >> and go ahead and move to >> >> please. target of ju target of july risk mitigation strategies, including limited procurement activities, consistent with the item is in kwurngse've made technical progress capital investment grant funding to match the the agreements no longer will be for april of 2021 t project and external updated schedule is permitted graegd and working group. >> allows us the plans regional for the state and in the slides present the tomb portal director rodriguez and followed by transit authority. >> adam pointed out i'll be joined by my colleague address this item and both descri approach to securing the capacity agreement to adjust the po

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meeting of the municipal transportation agency board of coission. to order secretary silva, please call the roll. director heminger here. heminger present. director henderson here. henderson. present. director. kinsey present. kinsey. present director. tarloff. present. present. chair ekin. here. eken. present. director. kahina is nottoday's r the record, i note that director kinsey is attending kinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items, places you in. item nuthe nging and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at thi te removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing use of a cell phone or other similar sound, producing electronic device places you on. item number four. approval of minutes for the july 16th regular meeting. there anys to the meeting minutes from the july 16th meeting?in none, we will open public comment for item four meeting te from july 16th, 2024. meeting. okay, seeing none, we can close public

president, to recommend the board of accept the donations oro, pardon memorgan?pardon me, president morgan, can you please call for public comment, all right. on the public comment, madam secretary, for this on the public comment line or approaching the. okay. thank you. so the floor to recommend the board of superviso, to donate these two ambulances. second? yes, i would second it. okay i vote, i, i. thank you. and if i may, motion is unanimous. if i may answer your questions briefly. yes, they are safe, designed to be operational for say, drivers training or anything like that signs over they release the liability for it and that it is designed for educational training purposes. as ae. thank you. i figured as much, but i so thank you. thank you, thank you, mr. caruso two, madam secretary, item closed session regarding nomination for appointmentossible action california government code section 54957b1 and s.f. admin co possible action to nominant as fire chief by the mayor subsectionon all matters pertaining to item whether to hold closed session? yeah. at this

that was the joined the board. >> thank you orkid. e pleasure meeting the new interim director. basically i'm semiretired. i have been on the council 20 plus years . my disability vothe private sec. i dealt with policy ada implementation issues in a lea. i worked on disability policy, reasonable accommodation, education and vity awareness fo people with disabilities and on the board of a non profit i started representing employees with disabilities in the workplace and addressing those issues. the issues i'interested on council is disaster preparedness, employment-it is a whole list and won't bore you. glad to be work wg people on the council and mayor office on disability and addressing issues and concerns important and what we can do to help make equality and better life here in the city for those populations. i did my best to achieve that goal. thank you for your time. >> thank you denise. i am alex madrid. i'm--since 2017 and i have been self-advocate since i was in college at uc berkeley and now i work as a housing specialist in n

office of vice president of the board of education for the year 2024. there any nominations? commissioner lamb? thank you, president alexander nominate commissioner weissman ward. she has demonstrated throu tenure as a board member, just her ability governance to this teamher deep commitment to our t vision, values, goals and guardrails this board. and she is, the right person at this moment to also sup leadership transition this as vice president and i humbly nominate. seeing nominations clos nominee for the office of vice president of is lisa weissman. ward. miss lenhoff, please let's vote. mr. montgomery what your last name is. interimcommissioner. bogus. yes yes, commissioner. lamb. yes, commissioner. kim yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes vice president weissman workedt. awkward, but. yes yes. she telegraphed. well, and i'll give an enthusiastic yes to sh it out, i amy pleased to announce that lisa weis been elected vice board of education for 2024, a iful that serve in this role, with me, as we for this year. so thank you very much.. and before we mov

members of the board of supervisors. emilio bustamante, and i'm honored here to honored to stand here and express qualifications in becoming a member of the reentry council in seats 2 or 4 as an incarcerated reintegrating into society, i believe i bring a unique perspective and understanding to the table specifically in creating equity within the criminal justice system, has my commitment to advocating to fair and just policies. i'm excitedoug collaborative, creative, and successful reentry programs inn francisco, because i know that this county has served as a r the changes first brought by adult realignment, although i'm not a resident of san fran for the prison law office in berkeley, a consultant for various legal firms or organizations in theso grew up in san jose. i served nine years. i've been out of custody for eight years. a master's degree in public policy and a bachelor's in economicse that when coupled with my employment skills necessary to analyze legislative issues andfective solutions. and i believe that b

i think it is important. across the board. i think it is important-— across the board. rtant. briefly on the policing side of things. — important. briefly on the policing side of things, we _ important. briefly on the policing side of things, we know - important. briefly on the policing side of things, we know the - important. briefly on the policing | side of things, we know the police have asked for more resources, going to be asking for that this morning. have you felt there was enough police presence to reassure people at the moment? i police presence to reassure people at the moment?— police presence to reassure people at the moment? i think everyone is doinu at the moment? i think everyone is doing their — at the moment? i think everyone is doing their best _ at the moment? i think everyone is doing their best under— at the moment? i think everyone is doing their best under the - doing their best under the circumstances, but it is a very challenging task. you cannot anticipate what people are going to do, but you can do your best to make sure everyone feels safe an

of the general board. t consists of at least 3 quarters of the main advisers must be present in order to deduct the budget, which we have 16 advisers . in this period , more than 60 reports have been sent to the authorities from the court of accounts. after deducting the budget, two things will happen. one is that the parliamentary supervision of the parliament is formed, that is, we submit the report to the parliament. it will be investigated, they will ask for an explanation from the executive bodies , there is also a monitoring system, the court itself is a judicial monitoring system , cases of deviation will definitely be followed up in the prosecutor's office and the advisory board, and the violations will be dealt with, and there is also an issue with our accountants, we need recommendations and suggestions. which have been done and in the report there are things that need to be amended in the drafting of the next year's budget bill in the drafting of related laws, such as the annexation law 3, i will

well, for the board to stop making last-minute rule changes and for the court to declare the board haso certify this year's election results by november 12th, quote, absent a valid judicial order to the contrary, they're just republican secretary of state brad raffensberger had this to say about the state election board earlier today? >> well, at the end of the day, there, it's very clear and black letter law that they have to certify the election by monday after the election. and so we fully expect them to do their job. >> do you feel like what's happening in the state election board is a direct result. the aftermath of the 2020 election and some of the election lies that were brought on. >> you'd have to ask each of them all really upset, is that the state election board is a man pretty strong words with me now, georgia state senator and bila islam parks and david becker, executive director and founder of election innovation and research. >> he's also the author of the co-author of the big truth book, upholding democracy in the age of the big lie. thank you both for joining me this e

d.p.h then brought this item to the board. scal approval process, including going to the controller's office for review and approval. dph respectfully requestsro approval of this item, thank the supervisors again for your time today and welcome any questions? thank you. vice chair mandelman. no questions, but i would like to be added as a co-sponsor. thank you. and seeing no other name on to public comments on this item. yes. if we have members of the public present today who wish to address this committee regarding this item number three, now is your opportunity. madam chair, we have no speakers. thank you. seeing no speaker, blic comment, seeing no public comments. public comment is now closed and with that, colleagues, i would like to move this item to full board with recommendation and a roll call please. and on that motion to forward to the full board with a positive recommendation, vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar i, melgar i chair chan have three eyes. thank you. and the motion passes. and with that, mr. cl

i'm supervisor marina melgar, chair of the committee. joined by board of supervisors president aaron peskin. vice chair dean preston, the committee cler today is john carroll. and i would also likeo acknowledge selena mendoza at sfgovtv for staffing this. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank youmadam chair. please ensure that you silence your cell phones and other electronic devices you may th you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to be included as of today's files, you should submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, up to speak on your right. alternatively, you may submit public comment in writing follo. first, you may email your comments to me at j-o-h-n. period. c a r a sfgov. org or you may send your written comments vias poal service to our office in city hall. the address is one. doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public commentn forwo the members of this comm

in 2009, the board of supervisors designated san francisco's first ioc to be the area in dark dark pink on the map. in 2013, sb 743 revised the definition ofcrsed the area thae eligible for designation as an ioc in sf light pink. the resolution before the mmittee would update san francisco's ioc from the area in dark pink to the area, and light pink, aligning our ioc wit. it n general larger, though some areas will fall out of the ioc after the update, such as in the outer sunset or ingleside and around ocean avenue within an ioc roadway. segments and intersections are exempt from loss deficiency planni requirements, and local alternative alternate methods to measure and mitigate roadway congestion. san francisco's congestion management program network on the map, with lines in various shades of blue with, with the proposed ioc update, the segment of i-80 from the bays 1 in soma would now be within an ioc, andt need to develop a deficiency plan, focus on private vehicular delay for this segment, but could focus o people and goods consistent with city policy. there are no other substanti

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d.p.h then brought this item to the board. ter going the fiscal approval process including going to the controller's office for review and dph respectfully requests retroactive approval of thiservisors again for your time today and welcome any mandelman. no quut i would like to be added as a co-sponsor. thank you. and seeing no other name on the roster, let's go item. yes. if we have members of the public present tomittee regarding this item number three, now is your opportunity we have no speakers. thank you. seeing speaker, public comment, seeing comment is now closed and with that would like to move this item to full board with recommendation and a roll call please. and on that motion to forward to t positive recommendation, vice chair mandelman mandelman i member chan i chan i we have three eyes. th passes. and with that, mr. clerk, please call item number four. a resolution retroactively authorizing the off attorney to accept an expanded grant in the amount of 364,000 and the city providing matching funds in the approximat

it will be removed from the agenda and its report will be sent to the board. in the past, in the previous assemblies, one problem was that sometimes there was a lack of accuracy and all the questions were removed from the order. meanwhile, if you have a question, mr. president, you know better , it is related to the duties of the ministry of home affairs if it is still in the order, it cannot be removed from the order, but if it is about the characteristics or a problem that a minister has, then yes, he should be reported to the board of directors and removed from the order. but in opposition to the generalities of the time. please, yes, now if they take the time, i will thank them . mr. president, you can see in this report given by the social commission that we thank them for their efforts to announce 73 laws or articles or notes. saying that these are prescriptions means that the law no longer wants to be if there is no law, we also thank you . it is a very good work, it means that the enema of the laws is one of the necessities , but there are several point