press star, three to raise your hand, and when you hear your system line has been unmuted. that will be the cue to begin your comments. >> chair ronen: wonderful. and we have from the controller's office karen yu. >> thank you. the item before you eliminates the trial courts courthouse construction fund. in 1995, the city and county of san francisco issued $60.5 million of debt to pay for the new courthouse on mcallister. state law requires the city to issue a construction fund for this purpose, and state law allows the supervisors to impose certain court imposed penalties, fines, or fees to support this payment. under state law, the city is required to take action to terminate this fund. this is an administrative action. there's no financial impact to the city, and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> chair ronen: wonderful. colleagues -- supervisor mar, did you want to comment? any questions? doesn't seem like it. we can open this item up for public comment. >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to comment on this item who are joining us in person should lineup i

atkins, can you unmute the first caller, please? i think that's an unattended line. perhaps we can come back to that one. >> hi. i'm jennifer friedenbach, calling from the coalition on homelessness, and i'm absolutely thrilled to be supporting the acquisition of 333 12 street. our families are desperate to get some stability. it's a beautiful dignified building, close to public areas, shopping, and groceries, and san francisco unified has tracked over 2,000 children that are homeless today. for the past few years, we have little to no permanent supportive housing available to families, and no new housing available for years and years. for the families to have the simple joy of a door to lock, a private bathroom to use, a table to serve dinner, it is time for us to realize the promise of prop c to go upstream and stabilize homeless children of today to prevent homelessness tomorrow. this, this lovely building kpemp -- exemplifies the promise. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, miss jennifer friedenbach. next speaker, please. >> [indiscernible] thank you, members of the b

please continue to wait until the system indicates you've been unmuted. that will be your cue to begin. we have no in-person speakers. any on the phone? >> mr. clerk, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: public comment is closed. can we have a roll call vote? >> on that motion by member mar to accept the amendments as offered by the department of real estate, vice chair safai? >> commissioner safai: aye. >> commissioner mar: aye. >> chair ronen: aye. >> we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: can i make a motion to continue this item to april 27 as amended. >> on that motion, by chair ronen, that this item be continued to our next meeting of april 27th, of the budget and finance committee meeting on april 27th, as amended. >> commissioner safai: aye. >> commissioner mar: aye. >> chair ronen: aye. >> we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. the motion passes unanimously. are there any items left on this agenda? >> madame chair, this concludes the budget and finance committee. >> the meeting is adjourned. before you two go, can we ju

please wait until the system indicates you've been unmuted. that is your cue to begin your comments. mr. vice chair? >> supervisor safai: great. thank you. we have luke brewer from the controller's office to present on these items. >> thank you. good morning. my name is luke brewer. the item before you is a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of tax increment revenue bonds for the treasure island financing district or irfd. in an amount not to exceed $30 million along with approving other matters and bonds under the internal revenue code. a map of the treasure island r.f.p. as it stands. there were five project areas at the time of formation, with the first being yerba buena which is the initial phase of development with the second project being on treasure island. just milestones. in 2011, the disposition development agreement was signed. in 2017, this financing district, the irfd and cfd was formed with the original project areas. since then, we've collected special taxes on yerba buena and we've begun collecting implement on yerba

when the system indicates you are unmuted begin public comment. supervisor ronan. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much, colleagues. today i am asking that you send this to the full board with positive recommendations. the legislation would prohibit the san francisco police department from storing victim dna profiles in the database. there is in response to the district attorney's discovery that a rape victim dna was used to identify the victim herself in the robbery case. the fact the crime lab is using victim's physical evidence against victims came as a shock to most of us in the city. the police chief ordered an end to this. we are working on state legislation prohibiting this fis practice. one u.s.a. today article cast doubt on storing victim's dna. it is unclear whether a state law will pass. we need to clarify that we will never allow this practice in the administrative code to ensure it never happens again. furthermore, it is already extremely difficult for a rape victim to report this crime. the widespread news coverage will make it more

in the queue continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. that is the queue to begin your comments. we have a number of in person speaker in the chamber. as the chair did declare that we will time for one minute. >> i will be brief. thank you for the opportunity. as the board members stated this is exciting. it is for the workers and environment. what a beautiful marriage you created. easy to support this. i am on the board of the san francisco of conservation workers and volunteer for mothers upfront this. is a human rights, climate and environmental issue. we are excited to support. i urge you to provide a lot of funding. this is something that is necessary to the workers. it is the right transition. we would love to help you through the process to make sure you have people power behind it. thank you again. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. miy. san francisco declared the emergency many years ago. we need bold action to make sure that we are cutting fossil-fuel emissions. this addressed the needs of labor social justice

style star 3 to be unmuted. continue to wait until the line the system indicated you have been unmuted. we will begin with in person public comment. >> no one propped the podium. moderator will notice of callers in the queue at this time. >> board sect we have 3 callers on the line. zer over have entered the kwou. you must dial star 2 now if you want to join public comment for this item. we wait 5 seconds and then close comment for this item. public comment is you in closed. why thank you very much. we will move to agenda item 11. thank you, president follausbee. rerowel kaiser active employee and early retiree hmo plan. this is the discussion item and presented by mike clark. >> good afternoon here to present the kiez are experience. >> >> a brief introduction. will not go throughout appendix there are detailed month by mont head count data. we viewing the kiez are plan experience. we did this last year that will be the second experience presentation for the 2021 plan year. you will see a basis are if the kaise

unmute the first person, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors.this is woody from san francisco heritage. i apologize for not being in person there with you today. i just want to thank richard so much for his stewardship of the effort to restore this building. he has never stopped. for the last decade i have been happy to work with him to continue to try to bring this important building to a higher level of visibility. it is important and significant building. it is really made special by the artwork inside. i do think one of the final clauses of the initiation said it best. the mother's building is historically significant and as set to honor the history of local women artists and centers the experience of motherhood. it is a very worthy landmark candidate. thank you supervisor melgar and supervisor mar and supervisor chan for championing this. katie tang and for the rec and park staff and the san francisco zoo folks open ho finding a new life for this building. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking my call.

when the system message says “your line has been unmuted” - this is your time to speak.esident or commission secretary states “welcome caller,” you are encouraged to state your name clearly. as soon as you speak, you will have 3 minutes to provide your comments. once your 3 minutes have expired, you will be moved out of the speaker line and back as a participant in the meeting (unless you disconnect). you will hear “your line has been muted.” participants who wish to speak on other public comment periods can stay on the meeting line and listen for the next public comment opportunity. we have 3 call are on the line zero have entered the queue at this time. i will remind to all callers you must dial star 3 now if you want to join public comment for this item. we wait and then close public comment for this item. there are no call are in the queue at this time. >> thank you. hearing no further callers public comment is closed >> this concludes 15. i was remiss and not announcing wo we complete 14 completed the rate and benefits section of our agenda. we completed 16 i'm a li

. >> you need to unmute i believe. we can't hear you if you can hear us, please unmute. we will come back to her. the chair recognizes ms. eshoo for five minutes. thank you, mr. chair man for this important hearing. to the chairwoman, bravo and brd congratulations. it's wonderful to see you in action and to each of the commissioners, to all of you because i think you are working very well together and there are so many important policies you are making headway on so thank you. i want to start out with an issue most people don't think of that the fcc deals with and that's the national security. we know what mr. putin is doing and the tragedy with ukraine. i think each of you knows in response to aids letters i've sent over to the fcc over some four years the result of that is they've updated the regulations last year so that the american people will know when russia is paid for propaganda broadcasts, airwaves owned by the american people. i can't underscore how really deeply disappointed i am that american broadcasters are now suing the fcc. they are arguing, get a hold o

wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted to begin comments. checking to see if we have callers and we have no callers in the queue. thank you. public comment is closed. police call the role for item number 3 to approve the minutes. >> vice chair fielder. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> this motion has been approved. call item 4. >> item 4 the community choice activities report, members of the public when wish to provide comment call. [public comment instructions]. please wait until we call for public comment and the system indicates you have been unmuted. madam chair. >> thank you. it is good to see director and michael hines. will present the activities report. the flower is yours and a reminds the packets and materials attached in the link of our agenda. thank you. >> thank you. and good morning commissioners. i'm mike hines the director of the powerhouse program for the power enterprise a pleasure to be with you today. i'm very happy to be joined by our rates add administratoran franks. w

you can just unmute your mike and tell me. we will begin the hearing in just a moment when they tell me they are ready to begin the livestream and hello to all of our wonderful witnesses that have joined us. this will be a really important hearing for america. good morning, thank you to all of our witnesses for joining us today. thank you to all the members per dissipating, we are in the middle of vote so there will be a little bit back-and-forth congressional style. i am very happy to be here with the wonderful ranking member of the subcommittee nancy mace. in 1943, in west virginia versus burnett, the supreme court struck down composed torry flag salute as a violation of the first member -- compulsive torry flag salutes as a violation of the first amendment. -- other matters of opinion or force citizens to confess is order act of fate. the court affirmed that neither teacher nor student shed their first amendment rights at the schoolhouse gate. in 1982, most relevant to our hearing today, board of pico, the supreme court rej

you can go ahead and turn on your camera and unmute yourment microphone. >> good morning. can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you. yes. >> thank you. hello my name is kit hodge. i've living in san francisco since 2007. i'm currently a homeowner in district 7. i'm currently in the process of developing a new business. i've applied to join the police l commission because i believe that body is critical to release the troubling disparities in a place for sfpd for years. i've unfortunately not yet been reduced by the justice. and began both attending and live tweeting in meetings. in the summer of 2020. i also write and post summaries an important memories to the commission on my personal blog. in my earlier cleer. i had the wide range of policy making bodies in our city. the experience has taught me to. i also very recently worked with sfpd staff and policy developments. the work i've done sfpd reform so far has strongly been my volunteerism with the wealth and disparities community. during the development and launcheded the 2016 department of justice reform program and su

the staff to unmute you. if you indicate approval by nodding, the staff will unmute your microphone. finally, house rules require me to remind you that we have set up an email address to which members can send anything they wish to submit in writing at any of our hearings. that email address has been provided in advance to your staff. okay. so let's begin. chief manger, very happy to see you. thank you for being here. chief administrative officer richard braddock, members of the capitol security team. and the f.o.p. chairman gus papathanusiu. not bad. thank you for being here. we appreciate all the work you guys are doing together with management and labor to make this whole operation work. i want to thank each of you and all the officers and civilians at the capitol police who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of the members, employees, visitors, and facilities both here and within our districts. the capitol police have a very unique role as the only law enforcement energy solo responsible fo

unmute the first person, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors.this is woody from san francisco heritage. i apologize for not being in person there with you today. i just want to thank richard so much for his stewardship of the effort to restore this building. he has never stopped. for the last decade i have been happy to work with him to continue to try to bring this important building to a higher level of visibility. it is important and significant building. it is really made special by the artwork inside. i do think one of the final clauses of the initiation said it best. the mother's building is historically significant and as set to honor the history of local women artists and centers the experience of motherhood. it is a very worthy landmark candidate. thank you supervisor melgar and supervisor mar and supervisor chan for championing this. katie tang and for the rec and park staff and the san francisco zoo folks open ho finding a new life for this building. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking my call.

please unmute. press star 6. yes. >> hi. good evening temperature is georgia, thank you for approximate principle veiling and having your hearing. i sent in the sheet eg02 that was issued in december 2021 to replace the 2013 earlier sheet the same number rescinded in october of 2021. it was rescinded it was not in compliance with the california state fire marshall. this deals with egress for bedrooms and r3 occupancy buildings in san francisco. i thought the board should be made aware of had issue ask this the general public an issue important with bedrooms that are designed to be within excavations and egress issues for the fire department. the cac and ddi and planning and the aia are dealing with it. i did not know if you were aware and thought you should be it may be an issue. in projects that you see. thanks, take caring well and safe and good luck. thank you is there other general public. if you call in the dial star 9. i don't see -- 577, asked for it. jot phone number ending in 0575, go ahead. you need to press star 6

press star, three to enter the queue, wait until your line has been unmuted, and that is when you may begin your comments. we currently have one member of the public to speak on this matter. >> chair peskin: first speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. this is patrick monette shaw. i urge you to consider dean schmidt, lila lahood, lawyer other stein, and matthew yankee, chris hyland, laurie neighbors. they've served for years with wonderful service, and i urge you to appoint mr. hill as a gay asian applicant. as for david pilpel, i strongly urge you not recommend him for reappointment. he's been disruptive on the task force, the p.u.c.s, sfmta c.a.c., and the redistricting task force in the past. even clair zemanski has opposed reappointing mr. pilpel as far back as 2016. so do your work and reappoint the current continuing incumbents along with mr. hill and oppose mr. pilpel. thank you. >> chair peskin: are there any other members of the public for item number 2, and i will note that mr. hill does not require a residency waiver? mr. young? >> clerk: yes. operations, can you c

not done so already and would like to speak press star 3 and the system will indicate you have been unmute. >> we're joined by monica burnett. >> thank you. good afternoon. we have no further updates on the item and respectfully request it be forwarded to the board. all right. colleagues, do we have comments or questions? >> would you like to make a motion? let's go to public comment. >> are there members of the public who would like to speak on the matter? seeing none we'll move to our call in line. support is checking to see how many callers we have in the queue. if you have not done so already and would like to speak press star 3 to be added to the queue and the system will indicate you have raised your hand and for those on hold wait until the system indicates have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. looks like we have zero callers. >> with that the public comment is now closed on the item. supervisor peskin. >> i'll move item 4 to the full board. >> on the motion made by supervisor peskin to move item 4 as recommended. supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor melgar, aye. supervis

please unmute the first caller, please. >> ghast. commissioner bracket ask i offer comment and development reparations as a recent ocii sub-commitee member i thought i'd offer brief general comments. dante rights in his design comedy, god government has made the world wicked and i may add that repair justice adds to this and the saddest example is the history of bad development where bad government created a bad situation and perpetuated it through harmful inaction. when we face the issue of reparations for redevelopment, we meet bureaucratic stagnation from disclosure of critical records to finding people to certifying them and successfully connecting them with valuable resources and honesty and integrate about the history of the progress and in sufficient results of the status quo. while there have been signs of progress recently with ab1584 it's largely continued to be the case as dante continues in the passage it's bad government not corrupt nature in us that makes the world wicked and this reminds us virtuous action requires rep

anon, you've been permitted to unmute. >> co-chair madrid: you've been permitted to unmute. >> secretary: anon, you've been permitted to unmute you can start by dialling star 6. >> why don't we move on to the next person and we'll come back in a few minutes. >> secretary: okay. and then right now i don't see other people with their hands raised, but i do see -- there we go. there's another member of the public. let me. caller ending in 1003, you've been permitted to unmute. >> hi. sorry i was using my voice dictation software to type an e-mail. thank you for letting me have a chance to speak on this item, i've been waiting over an hour and a half to speak on this item. i don't understand why public comment is given such a low priority in these meetings saved to the very last when those of us in extreme pain have to wait and endure these extremely long presentations. i do appreciate the presentations and the information being shared, but human rights commission for example let's the public speak after presentations and that sure would help us to be able to participate in this meeting whic

want staff to unmute you. they will not unmute your microphone under any other conditions. i would like to remind members participating remotely in this proceed ing toing to keep your camera on all the all times, even if you're not under recognition by the chair. members may not participate in more than one proceeding simultaneously. if you are on the remote platform and choose to participate in a different proceeding, please turn your camera off. finally, we have established an e-mail inbox for submitting dlts before and during proceedings and we have distributed that e-mail address to your staff. now i will introduce our witness. this morning we will be hearing from the honorable sholada young from the office of management and budget. per our agreement with director young the committee are recess , around noon and reconvene around 12:30 p.m. i now yield myself five minutes for an opening statement. good morning, director young. i want to thank you for appear appearing pfr our committee today to testify on th

listen carefully for the prompt that you have been unmuted. agenda item eligible for your comment is limited to item 21 why you may speak to the approval of the march 15, 2022, regular board meeting minutes and items 22 through 26. those are the items for consideration on the adoption without committee reference. all other general matters not on the agenda today, but in the subject matter jurisdiction of the board of supervisors may also be commented on today. all other agenda comment will have had its public comment fulfilled at committee and reported to the board where the public comment requirement was fulfilled. the board will accept your written correspondence by u.s. mail. if you use the address, the san francisco board of supervisors number 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california or you can send an e-mail. interpreters will join us to assist with interpreting public comment. at that time i will invite the interpreters to introduce themselves, provide the access information to this remote meeting and language. and fina

caller, you have been unmuted. you may begin your comment. there does not appear to be anybody answering. can we go onto the next caller, please. >> good morning. this is patrick monet shaw. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. please proceed. >> i want to thank supervisor mar for signing on as a cosponsor, and it was really nice hearing supervisor stefani. sorry. i'm just waking up. also agree to cosponsor it. secondly, i want to deeply thank chair mar for copying the file. i think it's important to expand the scope of data to be collected, as i've repeatedly testified. i would not like to slow this legislation down any longer than necessary. i don't think you need to wait until october to revisit this item, so i would urge you to continue working on the next legislative draft, and i would urge you to bring this back -- from the call of the chair as quickly as you can, supervisor mar. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. okay. that line was still unattended. are there any other callers that we can move to?

in the queue, please continue to wait until you hear the system indicate to you that you have been unmuted. and that will be your signal to begin your comments. or if you're connected to the meeting using the webex software, indicate you would like to speak by raising your hand in the system and when you hear two rapid beeps, it will go beep, beep, that means your microphone has been unmuted. and we have a few people in the room. can we get public comment from the first speaker, please. hang on a moment. where did he go? >> hello, everybody. my name is it jaime. i know we're super tired and going into the add -- public comment is becoming (indiscernible) and i'm concerned about that. you know, we're hearing people calling in, you know, calling out, supervisors, the optic of that is very disturbing. so, you know, this is more for the public more than from this task force and it's like -- that to me makes this -- the people that's going to be harmed for the next ten years so that's number one. number two, i just want to express my thanks to everybody here, especially for the staff, you know,

i did not hear your line unmuted. so far i'm sing why gomez analyst for local 2 a lot of work involves politics we have 13,000 members or did at the height of the pandemic. half live in san francisco are members knocked on the dooshs of every district in the city to build their power and build power of the people of now there is a grave concern because the process for redrawing the maps seem it have taken the turn tht majority of the comments on saturday previous you heard hour upon hour of testimony voted 8 to 1 to go with map 4 d. that the bulk of the commentors grade with the [inaudible] and most interest of working people in the city. then come the 3 a.m. switch and now we are faced with a very tight deadline and need to go back not maps that most for the interest of working people. again, that would be map 4d. that was the map that had the clear and overwhelming support of. al ice of working people and progressive organizations and community based organizations. and we are saying you node to return to that. that

she can log it and remain on the phone and i will unmute her at that moment. why public comment at the time members who wish to provide comment on this item call 415-685-0001. 24855702962. pound sign twice. star 3 to speak. and on the phone when us and you would like to proroadway comment on this item press star 3 on your phone. >> there are no members of the public wish to comment on this item y. thank you. why hearing no request to speak i will close public comment. and i will turn it my fellow commissioners. may have i motion for 5b? madam chair i thgz the teleconference meetings and finding in support under the california government code 54943e resolution 102022. thank you. may i have i second? >> i will second this motion. >> thank you. the matter has been moved. call the roll. why commissioners announce your vote when i call your name. commissioner bracket. >> yes. >> commissioner. >> yes. >> commissioner scott. >> yes. >> rosales? >> yes. >> madam vice chair 4 aye's one abcents. >> thank you, the item is, proved. next item. >> the next is the con7 agend