see an icon that you can click mute or unmute to unmute yourself. if you are joining by phone, mute and unmute by dialling star 6. with that the next public commenter is caller ending in 3997. you have been permitted to unmute. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i would like to honor bob planthold and thank him for his lifetime of service to the cause of equal rights and point out that he was in his vital vice and i hope his memory will be honored by reopening j.f.k. drive. commissioners, can you hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. >> u a commissioners, i know it is very, very hard to have a commissioner. i have been on boards and there is a lot of pressure and there will be issues before you today that are hot and disputed. i ask you to have the courage to do what is right for those in the community and there are so many lives that depend upon you and your decisions that no matter how hard it is that i ask you to please look at the decisions that will benefit disability and all ages and all parts of the city to defend the right of the disability commi

you have been permitted to unmute. >> hi. i just want to reiterate what everyone is saying that our fate is in your hands. i am just asking you to please do the right thing and do not agree with m.t.a. the best thing to do for the majority of san franciscans is to close jfk drive. i would also like to say something about the survey. most of the respondents, 65% were white, and these people made between $100,200,000 a year, and most of them lived around the park. there were absolutely no respondents at all from the southeast portion of san francisco, only to .6% were black and only five-point one% were hispanic. i want to caution you on putting these on the surveys because we know that they are skewed in favor of members of the bike coalition because the bike coalition is given advanced information about the survey, and they are skewed and unfair. it gives everyone the false assumption that the majority of san franciscans want all of these roads closed, like jfk. also, let's say i did and i was able to get onto jfk with my wal

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wait until the system indicate you have been unmuted to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chair haney: welcome mr. wilcox. >> good morning supervisors haney, safai and mar. i'm bond program manager with the mayor's office housing community development, mohcd. 1601 mariposa street a 299 unit mixed income new construction project located at the cornerrer of caroline and mariposa street. it includes mix of studios, one, two and three bedroom units. remainder of the units are market rate. for the amendments to the indenture trust on item 7, this request and authorization of a certain amendments to the multifamily housing revenue notes but current principle of $216,575,000 which was used for the 2016 construction project. the fundamentals have not changed since mohcd presented the project. the project is in good fiscal health. the issuance is still conduit to financing with no recourse to the general fund. the project continues to be in compliance with all requirements for the issuance of debt including wage and l.b.e. requirements. the project developer collectively

wait until the system indicate you have been unmuted to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chair haney: welcome mr. wilcox. >> good morning supervisors haney, safai and mar. i'm bond program manager with the mayor's office housing community development, mohcd. 1601 mariposa street a 299 unit mixed income new construction project located at the cornerrer of caroline and mariposa street. it includes mix of studios, one, two and three bedroom units. remainder of the units are market rate. for the amendments to the indenture trust on item 7, this request and authorization of a certain amendments to the multifamily housing revenue notes but current principle of $216,575,000 which was used for the 2016 construction project. the fundamentals have not changed since mohcd presented the project. the project is in good fiscal health. the issuance is still conduit to financing with no recourse to the general fund. the project continues to be in compliance with all requirements for the issuance of debt including wage and l.b.e. requirements. the project developer collectively

you will be prompted with message that says your line is unmuted.he queue to provide public comment on agenda item 1? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. smith. >> chair preston: thank you. with no callers in queue. public comment is closed. colleagues, unless there are time questions or comments, thank you for the presentations. i would like to move to send this item to the full board with recommendation. >> clerk: on the motion that the resolution be recommended to the board of supervisors vice chair chan. >> aye. >> mandelman. >> aye. >> preston. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. motion passes. mr. clerk. go ahead and call item 2. >> item 2. hearing on municipal bike share and the budget legislative analyst report released today on public bike share. members of the public should call the call-in number 415-655-0001. meeting id is 24910382305. pound twice to connect to the meeting and press star 3 to speak. system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted. i will repeat before w

you have been permitted to unmute. >> hi. [speaking foreign language ] >> i am a retired person, even though i am retired, but i use golden gate park a lot. i always go to golden gate park with my friends and also use golden gate park to purses -- participate in activities and i sometimes go to golden gate park to go to the other area for dim sum, also for grocery shopping. so jfk is very convenient for me, but now if jfk drive is closed, it makes it very inconvenient. i oppose to close jfk. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. to the chair, how many more public comments remain, please? >> we have one more public comment in the queue. >> i do believe we have correspondence as well on the remaining part of the agenda. i would like to suggest that we continue with the remaining public comment and then correspondence will be provided to council as part of the meeting after the meeting if we run out of time today. thank you. >> okay. walter, you have been permitted to unmute. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank the

you're unmuted, and then, farouz, if you want to speak, you'll have to unmute yourself, as well. >> hello. >> so who's going first? >> my name is [indiscernible] william, and i am one of the managers at 26 mix. on the night of january 21, an incident happened where unfortunately a person lost his life, and we're truly sorry about the loss. we're trying to comply with the conditions, and we know we weren't compliance with the conditions, and we're really sorry for that. we have implemented a process -- >> william, i apologize. can you back up. i didn't catch why -- something about labor laws. can you start over again? i didn't get that part. >> the reason we failed to comply with the entertainment commission, we were trying to comply with some of the other labor law conditions, but at the same time, we failed to comply with the entertainment commission conditions because we had one security out with covid. he tested positive with covid, and unfortunately, the company wasn't able to provide another security guard. that was unfortunately, an unfortunate event that happened, but ever since th

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for those on hold, wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted. mr.atkins, do we have any callers? there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. chair. public comment is now closed. [please stand by] amending ordinance 109 21 for fiscal years 2021 to 2022 in 2022 to 2023 to provide for the addition of one grant underclass 1820 junior administrative analyst for 2021 through september 30, 2024. members of the public who wish to provide comment should call 415-655-0001. if you haven't already done so dialá3 to line upto speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand . you may begin your comments mister chair >> president: we have director ellis present on this item. >> good afternoon chair, committee members safai and mar. i'm here to request your support for an ordinance. our department has been awarded a three-year $1 million grant by the department of justice, office of violence against women. this grant builds upon the work of our previous approving criminal justice responses to domestic violence grants which expired this yea

if you are on hold, wait until the system says you have been unmuted. do we have callers? >> we have one caller in the queue. >> clerk: thank you much. please begin. >> thank you. good afternoon. so, on items 2 and 3, i agree that the fund balance and projections reflect good fiscal discipline at city hall, both ends, up and down stairs. let's keep up the good work on that. i agree with the central focus on basic services within existing means and not growing programs substantially. i think it's wise to limit salary growth through mou negotiations, not zero but nothing like 10% over two or three years which some agencies are doing as a result of recruitment issues. rather than increasing position fts in departments, i would work to fill human resources and other vacant positions. vacancies are extremely high, perhaps the highest i have ever seen with huge recruitment and retention challenges in many departments. i believe the controller's office is going to report on that more on item 4. using retired employees through proposition f or other means can help and where there

please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted to comment. mr. chair. >> chair haney: that was quite an introduction. mr. malone from m.t.a. will present on these items. >> good afternoon. i have some very brief presentations to get some context on garage management. no items related to garage management have been before the board in a long time. i share my screen to the presentation. >> just to get brief contents about the context. i am rob malone, senior manager and off-street parking units in the streets division. we oversee all city-owned parking garage in the city overseeing the contracts brought before you today. some context to our overall management of garages in the past decade in a little more. in 2008 there was a resulting report that was called for to look into how the city managed garages and that report recommended sweeping changes in how the city organized itself, staff to oversee garages, to improve the way facilities are managed. in response to that report, there was new leadership brought in. between 2008 and 2012, m.t.a. put in

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wait until the system indicate you have been unmuted to begin your comments. mr.. >> good morning supervisors haney, safai and mar. i'm bond program manager with the mayor's office housing community development, mohcd. 1601 mariposa street a 299 unit mixed income new construction project located at the cornerrer of caroline and mariposa street. it includes mix of studios, one, two and three bedroom units. remainder of the units are market rate. for the amendments to the indenture trust on item 7, this request and authorization of a certain amendments to the multifamily housing revenue notes but current principle of $216,575,000 which was used for the 2016 construction project. the fundamentals have not changed since mohcd presented the project. the project is in good fiscal health. the issuance is still conduit to financing with no recourse to the general fund. the project continues to be in compliance with all requirements for the issuance of debt including wage and l.b.e. requirements. the project developer collectively with the related companies in california,

wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted . >> chair: thank you and we have missed michellefrom dph to present on this item. >> i have acrazy urge to go to the botanical gardens . chair haney and supervisor mar, i'm director of the dph business asset by my joined by my colleague who is a manager of behavioral health services in the children youth and family section so as was stated, we are requesting an amendment to our contract with a few hunters point foundation forcommunity improvement . we entered into this contract following a solicitation for three years and then we exercise an option to extend and now we are back here to extendagain . a few hunters point foundation is a really important community-based organization that we partner with dph. they serve adults, families and youth through provision of behavioral health services in. >> and also in schools and there's also a transitional residential and recovery program for families. we've met all of their contract obligations and we have been a great partner especiallyduring the pandemic . if you have questions i'm happ t

for those on hold wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted.ister atkins,do we have any speakers ? >> are no callers in the queue. >> public commentis now closed . i think we are ready to move this item, item 13 tothe full board with a positive recommendation . can we have arollcall. >> on the motion to the forward to the full board , vice chair. >> please add me as a cosponsor. >> noted mister vice chair. member mark. we have 3 aye's. >> we will go tothe full board, thank you so much for your leadership . we appreciate it. with that, mister clerk do we have any items. >> that concludes our business mister chair. >> this meeting isadjourned, thank you all . >> hello every one. thank you so much for your patience. good morning i am san francisco mayor london breed with dr. colfax giving an update what is happening with omicron because we are anxious to know when is this going to start dying down? good things are starting to plateau. it doesn't mean we take our guard down. even though we are still seeing additional cases, even though our hospital

for those on hold, wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted. mr.atkins, do we have any callers? there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. chair. public comment is now closed. [please stand by] amending ordinance 109 21 for fiscal years 2021 to 2022 in 2022 to 2023 to provide for the addition of one grant underclass 1820 junior administrative analyst for 2021 through september 30, 2024. members of the public who wish to provide comment should call 415-655-0001. if you haven't already done so dialá3 to line upto speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand . you may begin your comments mister chair >> president: we have director ellis present on this item. >> good afternoon chair, committee members safai and mar. i'm here to request your support for an ordinance. our department has been awarded a three-year $1 million grant by the department of justice, office of violence against women. this grant builds upon the work of our previous approving criminal justice responses to domestic violence grants which expired this yea

i'm going to read a statement before i unmute this person.or each agenda item, each member of the public will be allowed three minutes to make a comment. it does not allow members of the public to engage in back and forth conversation with commissioners or members of the commission. i will put two minutes on the clock, caller, and then, i'm going to unmute you. please let us know that you're there. >> hi. i'm here, and i'm ready. this is mike petrellis calling, and i want to again remember that d.p.h. begin a discussion about mailing residents masks and covid-19 tests. i think that the good news that grant colfax has presented today is terrific, of course, and that we can build on the good news of today and all those statistics by making sure tests especially are mailed to people. i'm still waiting for the h.h.s. to mail me the four tests for my husband and i. we signed up on the first day. we requested the four tests. they were supposed to have arrived by now, and they haven't, and i think that an effort in san francisco to mail residents ma

you need to pressásix to unmut yourself . >> this is matt sutter again.i am proud to serve the medallion guys. i'm in a conundrum here but there is an obligation to do the right thing and this is what we've been talking with the board of supervisors because the mta has no good intentions for the public. and it's very interesting to listen to you guys because you really want to get informed of the taxi industry. i know i've heard over and over with pre-k, 1k and i'm impressed that you're actually having the minds to realize that things are changing and it is time to step in and do what's right for the public. we have driven your kids, your grandkids. you and we've worked for many years. i just wanted to tell you thank you very much for standing up for the workers and the people. we live here. we've earned theright to do th right things for the people of san francisco . thank you . >> we will now hear from marcelo fonseca, please go ahead. >> can you hear me clearly. >> i'll be brief this time. i want to thank this board for being open-minded about the stat

please wait to hear until you have been unmuted. we currently have two callers who are in the queue. we may have a few other callers who are in the line -- in the queue to listen and are having trouble getting in line, so please press star, three to lineup to speak. mr. baltazar, could you please put forward the first caller? >> thank you very much. i made a previous comment. i wanted to ask a question of the supervisors -- >> clerk: i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. this is not a discussion or a questioning time -- question-and-answer time. if you've already provided your public comment, you've already used your time. if you would like to provide additional comments, you can go ahead and e-mail those to memory. it's a-l-i-s-a-.-s-o-m-e-r-a@s-f-g.o -r-g. mr. baltazar, can we go ahead and have the next callers. hello, caller, are you there? hello, caller, this is your opportunity. they are muted, but it does appear to be a silent line. we are trying to provide them a few more opportunities. hello, caller? >> hello? >> clerk: yes, please proce

that's the eighth time i unmuted the same line. public comment is now closed.items are now before you. >> commissioner tanner: thank you everyone who called in to share. i'll open the discussion with a few questions for staff. i will invite others to chime in. staff, can you talk, forgive the variety and of the movement of the questioning. can you share little bit about the distinction between student housing and group housing? is student housing a residential characteristic of group housing? is student housing a characteristic of a dwelling unit? can you share more about how those definitions intersect in our code? >> thank you president tanner. student housing, they can come in either group housing or dwelling unit project. what we do often see that they come in as a group housing type. our understanding for the increased density opportunity through the group housing. >> commissioner tanner: they would like to offer limited kitchen facilities in their group housing. [ please stand by ] to exempt student housing through this approach or through that proposed a

members are responsible for muting and unmuting your selves. consistent with, staff will only mute witnesses as appropriate to eliminate background noise. i will now recognize myself for opening remarks. thank you for joining me at this important hearing. i want to extend a warm welcome to our witness, the assistant secretary of state. congratulations on your confirmation. on this subcommittee, we know the importance of your role. you have answered the call to public service in tough jobs and we know this will be a tough role. documented by the inspector general. i know many other nominees to the united nations and international organizations are still waiting for confirmation and i hope the senate will move swiftly to have these individuals fully in place. i hope this hearing will also signal renewed engagement between the department and congress on this issue. this is the first hearing for the house committee or a senate confirmed an assistant secretary of state since 2003. ed is an opportunity to speak to the role of international organizati

caller, you are unmuted. >> thank you very much. and i see there are some changes in leadership and this is good for the city and county of san francisco. this issue about retrofitting, mandatory soft story buildings is one that is very important. we cannot take the risk of having the big one and not completing our work in time. i see that some interim measures have been taken but 15% is a big amount even though 85% has been in compliance. and so we should move forward rapidly but with standards. and this should be a reporting system that quarterly taxpayers can review this very important factor. we have all types of landmark buildings and we had to address the situation at hand with standards. you have new leadership and san franciscans can always stand shoulder to shoulder to do a good job. i want to congratulate the new leadership and stand tall and do the right thing. >> are there any other callers? >> there are no other callers. >> commissioners, we can circle around, vice president tam. and thank you, president bito and thank

please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. please note that you have three minutes. can i have our spanish interpreter please? [speaking spanish] >> clerk: thank you. cantonese interpreter please. [cantonese interpreter] >> clerk: thank you. checking attendee list now for hand raised. i see none. there are no public comment. at this time i like a motion to approve this resolution. is there a motion? >> i'll move. member friedenbach. >> chair williams: is there a second? >> second. >> chair williams: seconded by member reggio. any further discussion? we'll do a roll call. [roll call vote] member andrews, absent. member d'antonio absent. >> chair williams: the resolution has passed. i'm going to give an hour table item 8 which is future agenda items. if folks have future agenda items please send those to myself and to jesse. is there a motion to adjourn? >> i'll make a motion to adjourn. this is member friedenbach. >> councilmember reggio: second. >> chair williams: we'll take roll call. [roll call vote] >> chair williams: thank

those already in the queue, please continue to wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and that will be your cue to begin your comments. can we have the first caller, please. >> caller: good morning. this is patrick. while i appreciate supervisor safai bringing a first draft to this legislation forward, it needs massive amendments or complete re-write to broaden the scope of the data to be reported and which facilities must report the data and the types of facilities patients are being discharged to out of county. so i look forward to supervisor mar's leadership in crafting replacement legislation on this topic. i recently won a sunshine ordinance complaint against the department of public health which had been providing me with out of county discharge data dating back to july 2006, but then claimed in september, 2020 that its replacement, health care records, electronic database epic doesn't track patients discharged out of county which is ridiculous. the epic does, fact collect the name, is it city, type of facility that patients are discharged to in tables in epic th

if you are on hold, wait until the system says you have been unmuted. do we have callers? >> we have one caller in the queue. >> clerk: thank you much. please begin. >> thank you. good afternoon. so, on items 2 and 3, i agree that the fund balance and projections reflect good fiscal discipline at city hall, both ends, up and down stairs. let's keep up the good work on that. i agree with the central focus on basic services within existing means and not growing programs substantially. i think it's wise to limit salary growth through mou negotiations, not zero but nothing like 10% over two or three years which some agencies are doing as a result of recruitment issues. rather than increasing position fts in departments, i would work to fill human resources and other vacant positions. vacancies are extremely high, perhaps the highest i have ever seen with huge recruitment and retention challenges in many departments. i believe the controller's office is going to report on that more on item 4. using retired employees through proposition f or other means can help and where there

you will be prompted with message that says your line is unmuted. do we have callers in the queue to provide public comment on agenda item 1? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. smith. >> chair preston: thank you. with no callers in queue. public comment is closed. colleagues, unless there are time questions or comments, thank you for the presentations. i would like to move to send this item to the full board with recommendation. >> clerk: on the motion that the resolution be recommended to the board of supervisors vice chair chan. >> aye. >> mandelman. >> aye. >> preston. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. motion passes. mr. clerk. go ahead and call item 2. >> item 2. hearing on municipal bike share and the budget legislative analyst report released today on public bike share. members of the public should call the call-in number 415-655-0001. meeting id is 24910382305. pound twice to connect to the meeting and press star 3 to speak. system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted

unmute yourself. john: i have two unmute myself. tech savvy. there you go. i am saying the situation with ukraine and a bunch of others obviously together with covert and the lack of supply, people just --. last year's longer winter, colder days in europe is more of the gas and it was not refilled. there are a lot of reasons to why we are the way we are. it is not going to stay up there forever. also, you mentioned one thing, the carbon price. there's a kind of a reverse pricing. nobody accounts for it properly. it has never been accounted for properly in terms of the real price of coal. nobody takes in account the current because we are paying for carbon. what is happening in black carbon and what is is a during for the arctic. no one is taken into account which goes into minors in the world i get lung disease. no one takes in the impact of children who have environmental induced asthma and in the hospital for summer. we spent about $50 billion a year on that in the u.s. alone. i could run a whole bunch of talks about carbon in the negative side. the new in

please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and then you may begin your comment. we have lost our caller in the queue. there are no callers in the queue. >> chair peskin: okay. i would like to make a motion to -- supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. i would like to thank commissioner kathleen dooley for all of her years of service. it's critical to serve our city and speaks to the diversity of our city. i want to thank her for her years of work and commend miss walker-carter, as well. you're already busy with your restaurant, but you've made the time to serve on this commission, so we thank you for your service, and thank you, chair peskin. >> chair peskin: thank you, supervisor chan. with that, why don't we take the motion to approve the motion of supervisor chan. [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair peskin: next item, please. >> clerk: yes. item number 5, hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending july 1, 2025, to the entertainment commission. we have two applicants. >> chair peskin: thank you,