atkins, can you unmute our caller. >> this is (indiscernible) acosta.i want to say is that what happened at laguna honda for the longest time when we mixed the citizens suffering from dementia with drug addicts was totally wrong. and the notice of violations were not taken seriously. and we did this because the federal government was paying the rent and paying for the stations. one of the most important things in this, when we transfer our seniors outside, the very fact that we transfer them, we have traumatized them. and we know that four have died. so, we just can't say oh that's because crestwood had some -- some beds and they do have some beds and serve a purpose but you think we can transfer our patients and traumatize them and they die? we have to be responsible for the residents and this is happens with the board of supervisors, they can't do a needs a -- needs assessment and always talking after the fact. we have some beds closer by, (indiscernible) hospital. we could have done something even now with california pacific medical center. >> your t

i have unmuted you. >> can you hearment me. i'm starting the clock at 3 minutes. thank you. >> i'm [inaudible] professor and pedestrian nandz complex institute and cofounder of the world health network asked by the community evercommunity and addressed masking requirement in san francisco and public health messaging on risks and 15% bunkhamity rate ba5 the growing variant and has higher transmiss. [inaudible] the vaccine [inaudible] mask requirements are needed to make it safer for high risk individuals including immunocompromises. disabilities and seniors and all to access public spaces and essential service. universal masking lorers the risk infection and more effective than one way masking. this is similar to an individual's risk when drinking and driving and being in the car with the driver who is drinking and driving. rapid tests north report under counting make its difficult to a sesdz the risk well is growing information about long covid. it is critical to know that long covid is present in a thir

for those in the queue wait until the system endicates you have been unmuted. is a queue to begin comments. as we have no further speakers here in the chamber, mr. atkins please unmute the first caller. >> supervisors have been paying attention to this guaranteed income advisory group and establishing a city policy in support of guaranteed income, but i want you supervisors to tell me what the hell are you doing with affordable housing? people cant live under a roof. so, if you dont have a roof how can you apply for guaranteed income? it is a shame that middle class people are living in tents all overour city and then we have the director of the human rights commission with these two women and one woman says $500 and the other woman comes to the mic and says no it is $1500. who is (inaudible) in broad daylight? we once had the bayview coordinating council. we have the black leadership council of san francisco. we have the environmental justice advocacy. we have southeast sector community development corporation. we serve the people. city and county of san franc

press star, three to lineup to speak and begin your comments when your line has been unmuted. there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: thank you. public comment is closed. can i get a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: we have five ayes. >> chair ronen: that motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, are there any other items on the agenda? oh, sorry. supervisor walton? >> president walton: thank you so much, chair ronen, and, you know, i don't want to prolong this any longer, but i want to thank the community for coming out and for your hard work and dedication to make sure that we provide the resources to support the services and all of you, for what you do for our community. i do have to give a big shout out to tracey brown gallardo from my office. [applause] >> president walton: to interns kayla and melinda and the entire district 10 team. i am excited that we have gotten to this point and appreciate everyone staying up with us here tonight, and i have to, 100%, give chair ronen her props. like, you have been amazing during this process. you know, we had conversati

witness unmuted begin your comments. seeing no in person in the chamber. there are nest speakers in the queue. why public comment is closed. i have eighty-one last question. is per of the delay that you have to go through your own commission and then come to the board of supervisors? is that really what the delay is? >> i think that is a factor. the cca's they -- have a one stop shop. right. they go to just their governing board. >> that is a factor. the 30-day waiting period the city process things they don't have rules like that. so -- when it goes to their governing board it is a brown act meeting with brown act notice requirements but not some of the added features that the city process has. >> right. >> okay. >> i would points that out something for the board to consider newscast future. one thing rather then and there giving away our authority require that contracts of a size do we have the ability to say it does they could say not go to the commission and come to the board of supervisors? this seems what they do in, places. >> you are asking whether

caller, you you are unmuted. caller, you are unmuted. >> hello. can you hear me?there is not clear ininstructions on how to unmute. i'm on my phone. maybe you can put instructions. in the future maybe you can put instructions on how to unmute on your phone. i ould thriek -- i'm , i am a member of senior disability action. i, like others, have been listening in on these meetings for the past couple of months seeing cases continue to rise and hospitalizations continue to rise. i'm highly concerned that there is still no seeming urgency to reinstate an indoor mask mandate. according to the cdc, all nine bay area community are high contact. it's been reported that healthcare workers are burned out even when there isn't a surge and many are leaving the healthcare profession in droves. droves. they're not easily replaced so we need toin steut more preventive measures. right now he see that in sf county,s at the positivity is over 15%. from what it looks like on your graph, that's a peak of the omicron surge. it was 18.9%. we're nearing what was the peak and there is no

for those in the queue wait until the system endicates you have been unmuted. is a queue to begin comments. as we have no further speakers here in the chamber, mr. atkins please unmute the first caller. >> supervisors have been paying attention to this guaranteed income advisory group and establishing a city policy in support of guaranteed income, but i want you supervisors to tell me what the hell are you doing with affordable housing? people cant live under a roof. so, if you dont have a roof how can you apply for guaranteed income? it is a shame that middle class people are living in tents all overour city and then we have the director of the human rights commission with these two women and one woman says $500 and the other woman comes to the mic and says no it is $1500. who is (inaudible) in broad daylight? we once had the bayview coordinating council. we have the black leadership council of san francisco. we have the environmental justice advocacy. we have southeast sector community development corporation. we serve the people. city and county of san franc

i have unmuted you. go ahead. >> so let me say if we take city bills which are one -- the commissioner who is sitting down there knows the origins of city bills. city bills cannot produce workers that can build a hospital. we don't have any entity within the 33,000 workers who worked for our city and a city department who can build a hospital because those standards are high. hodgepodge standards. maybe one commissioner will know the details of what i'm talking about. there is one labor person there. he has no clue what i'm talking about. of the three contractors that bid this contract, clark construction is the better one. they had better accountability and transparency. but let me look at it another way. don't you think our unions should have the ability to have training and produce high-skilled workers. we don't have that. we have this ongoing sfpuc who prefers not to work sometimes with a union, not to work with the city, but to work in their own mickey mouse bay way. the bottom line is this is taxpa

press star, three to lineup to speak and begin your comments when your line has been unmuted. there are no callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: thank you. public comment is closed. can i get a roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: we have five ayes. >> chair ronen: that motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, are there any other items on the agenda? oh, sorry. supervisor walton? >> president walton: thank you so much, chair ronen, and, you know, i don't want to prolong this any longer, but i want to thank the community for coming out and for your hard work and dedication to make sure that we provide the resources to support the services and all of you, for what you do for our community. i do have to give a big shout out to tracey brown gallardo from my office. [applause] >> president walton: to interns kayla and melinda and the entire district 10 team. i am excited that we have gotten to this point and appreciate everyone staying up with us here tonight, and i have to, 100%, give chair ronen her props. like, you have been amazing during this process. you know, we had conversati

system prompt will indicate you raised hundred when it indicates you have been unmuted there will be the queue to begin your comments. why hi. >> good afternoon honorable members of budget and finance. i'm dylan schneider manager of policy and legislative affairs with supportive housing. i will keep this brief you know you have a long afternoon. i believe we have per expect slides manage up for you. so in june of 2021 san francisco awarded 906 emergency housing vouchers. as part of the 21 american rescue plan. the vouchers subsidize housing for house holdses in 4 categories. people experiencing homelessness it's risk and recent homeless with high risk of housing instability or flee domestic violence or other violence. the resolution before you today would vrz hsh to accept and extend 3.1 million dollars of hud grant funding being pszed through the san front housing authority. that would provide supportive services to eligible households. if approved they accept and extend the fund for cost incures february first of 22 and june 30 of 26. would fund supportive services for a quarter of

can you unmute our caller? >> david philpowe and i do support the b.l.a. recommendations and i very much appreciate the additional scrutiny being given to the admin provision for the a.a.o. and a.s.o. i doesn't always happen but to the extent it's happening now and perhaps will happen in the future i think there's additional sets of eyes looking at the admin provisions. those are the control provision of both ordnances as to spending and position control. very important for how the city manages its city personnel. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. do we have more speakers in the queue? madame chair, there are no more callers. >> supervisor: public health >> supervisor: public comment is closed. i'd like to have a second to file. seconded by president walton. roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion both hearings be heard and filed by chair ronen seconded by chair walton. vice chair safai, aye. chan, aye. walton, aye. ronen, aye. >> supervisor: they pass unanimously. mr. clerk can we get to the meat of this meeting and call items 8 and 9. >> clerk: yes,

to be unmuted. we have people in the chambers. can we have the first person forward -- come forward. >> >> good morning, i'm tori. i'm a human rights organizer for the coalition of homelessness. i wanted to say that i was a victim of the -- of the encampment clearing and we were the mayor's pet project. officer waymond young and mason behind me, fabricated events in order to remove us from the castro. i also watched the police escalate a situation that was simply a misunderstanding and it involved someone getting angry and to a police shooting at castro and market street using non-lethal bean bag shots that required surgery on this person's hand. there's no reason for it to escalate to that point. it was -- the officer had a personal issue with this person. so, i think cart, as a community response will protect the most vulnerable unhoused people and i'm thinking of my friends that have mental illness issues and i think of the potential abuses that i have experienced and i have, i'm very outspoken b

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for those in the queue continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. can we have our first in person speaker. please. >> good morning i'm jordan davis my pronouns are she and her and recommend joaquin temperature is important that we have transrepresentation. my clock is not running. so basically the it is important because he has done a lot of work around the other of our transhome and making sure it is funded not a bull-mroon temperature is important as a body you do your jobs and advise and i hope that happens because i'm hope hag happens i served on a similar advisory committee whether honorablely is up to you. anyway like i can see how [inaudible] things can get scler on theic and people turn it in a country club. be proactive. tell your authority what you need to hear rather than what they want to hear and -- don't be complacent in this seat there are a lot of people who depends on this. that's my advice i wish you all success. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> go ahead on behalf of the department. supervisor mandelman and chan wherever you

to be unmuted. we have people in the chambers. can we have the first person forward -- come forward. >> >> good morning, i'm tori. i'm a human rights organizer for the coalition of homelessness. i wanted to say that i was a victim of the -- of the encampment clearing and we were the mayor's pet project. officer waymond young and mason behind me, fabricated events in order to remove us from the castro. i also watched the police escalate a situation that was simply a misunderstanding and it involved someone getting angry and to a police shooting at castro and market street using non-lethal bean bag shots that required surgery on this person's hand. there's no reason for it to escalate to that point. it was -- the officer had a personal issue with this person. so, i think cart, as a community response will protect the most vulnerable unhoused people and i'm thinking of my friends that have mental illness issues and i think of the potential abuses that i have experienced and i have, i'm very outspoken b

for those in the queue continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. can we have our first in person speaker. please. >> good morning i'm jordan davis my pronouns are she and her and recommend joaquin temperature is important that we have transrepresentation. my clock is not running. so basically the it is important because he has done a lot of work around the other of our transhome and making sure it is funded not a bull-mroon temperature is important as a body you do your jobs and advise and i hope that happens because i'm hope hag happens i served on a similar advisory committee whether honorablely is up to you. anyway like i can see how [inaudible] things can get scler on theic and people turn it in a country club. be proactive. tell your authority what you need to hear rather than what they want to hear and -- don't be complacent in this seat there are a lot of people who depends on this. that's my advice i wish you all success. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> go ahead on behalf of the department. supervisor mandelman and chan wherever you

wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. we have 3 callers in line to speak at this time. >> first speaker, please. >> fan cisco acosta again. first and foremost we need to do data assess ment on all the rent (inaudible) secondly, we need to do a needs assessment on all the public housing that was built by department of defense that you supervisors allowed some developers to rehab and now they are charging market rate value. this is most-importantly to be seen in the bayview hunters point. the thousands of units were under rent control and now the property manager are charging a market price value, so this ordinance, this charter amendment ordinance is flawed because we need to do a needs assessment on the rent control units that we have lost thousands of them. we know about it. one of you supervisors knows more about it, but just like noting it. are we going further with just are promises about so called rent control units and (inaudible) rent control will be really affordable for those making 80 $80 thousand and below. let

when the system says your line is unmuted the operator will advise you you will be allowed 2 minutes to speak. we'll move on to the next caller. calls taken in the order received. best practices are to speak slowly. clearly and turn down volume of televisions or radios. public comment for items on this agenda be taken for members of the public in the legislative chamber and after, from the remote speaker's queue on the phone line, thank you. >> thank you, madam clerk. before the next item i want to invoke rule 3.26 from the rowels of order to limit public comment per item for 30 minutes for today's meeting. would you call our next item? >> item 2 this will be a final approval on the first appearance approve the resolution making findings to allow teleconference meetings under california government code section 54953e. this is an action item. >> since we have all members here in person i don't imagine we need to use this during this meeting at least. i'm going to move that we continue this item and take that without objection. >> okay. >> madam clerk, call item 3. >> item 3 approve th

>> jessica, you've been allowed to unmute. >> thank you to m.o. d and the mayor's disability council for all that you've been doing particularly the resent resolution about reinstating masking on transit, it's very important to come from this council. a few of the issues that i want to mention to work on, and continue working on. we still see housing as probably the most pressing issue with people with all different kinds of disabilities. we would love to have your and to work on the mast plan for housing and people with disabilities. home care is another on going issue that we need for funding for a lot of programs that allow people to stay in their home. and i think have the crisis, we're seeing the importance of talking about the institutionalization. a long term issue. and really think outside of the box. to working together to continue hybrid meetings throughout san francisco government. and we're also looking forward to work together on enablism campaign that i think has been talked about for a while since the department of aging services le

president system indicates you have been unmuted that is your woo to begin comments. why woo have abby to present. keep comments brief. why i got that message. where thank you. i know the last one today. why not yet we have a couple more. why okay. good afternoon. supervisors. i'm abby the director of healing service system and let's see i'm watching my slides. go to the next one. calendar 23 the helling service system agrees with the budgetan lest report. i'm grill for the contributions to the w and the presentlies of motorcycle clark and r cfo. michael or contracts administration manager andive want it comments this riis our new ceo and you may feel free to reach out to him should you have questions. i acknowledge supervisor chan's sponsorship. thank you very much. >> snk slide. today i have before you an ordinance approving the health service system plan and contribution rates for year 23. this is establishes the amount contributes by the employer active and retiree healing promotiums requires a survey of the 10 possible lutz counselys to determine the contribution

please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. you have two minutes.hecking for any hands raised and i do not see any. there are no public comments for this agenda item. >> all right. so the next agenda item is the crosswalk of the final imunlt committee recommendation. shall we move ahead? >> thank you. the process is now done. again, i think it's always helpful to be able to be remined of the amount of work that we did in really in april. but also in may and june, the spring, time and hawt that went into developing the spending plan recommendations and working alongside and with departments to produce budgets. yesterday formally approved by the full board of supervisors. i'm going to share this morning to focus on changes from the mayor's proposed budget that we looked at last month. there were five committee recommendations that were revisited by the board and technical adjustments. start here. so as a board, technical adjustments added 15 flexible housing pool units for women at a cost of $4 million over two years on going. this formula was taken -

wit until you have been unmuted that will be your queue to begin comments. it appear we have 9 listeners no one in line to speak. >> okay. public comment on item 4 is closed. and supervisor chan. >> thank you, chair peskin. i want it confirm in this version had according to hai am learning is basically capping still capping the 15% with a core delivery service. and that is what essentialy we are doing today >> that's correct. there is a new definitionace core delivery stated at page 2 service that covered establishment and makes the establishment discoveriable. on the internet. and -- facilitates and or performs the delivery through their employees or independent contractors that is a core delivery service. deputy city attorney? thank you. >> thank you then in this case i would like to be added as a coexperience and appreciate supervisor peskin's leadership on this. it has been critical to make sure that our restaurants and small business are not being taken advantage of. and but same thing with the residentses that in the evans than i must concern teen or a

when you hear your line has been unmuted that's your indication to begin speaking. best practices are to call from a quiet location and speak clearly and slowly and mute the volume on your television or computer. for those persons attend nothing city hall, please -- attending in city hall, come forward and line up on the screen side of the room. i ask we silence all mobile devices that may sound off during the proceedings. at this time, i would like to take roll. commissioner, president tanner? >> present. >> commissioner vice-president moore? >> here. >> commissioner diamond? >> here. >> commissioner imperial? >> here. >> commissioner koppel? >> here. >> commissioner ruiz? >> here. >> we expect commissioner cunning to be absent today. commissioner, first is consideration of items for continuance. case number 2021-004987drp. [reading item for 1]. >> item no. 2. [reading item no. 2] >> further commissioners, we just received a request from supervisors office under your regular calendar for item 15, case number 2020-006679 crv, for 1196 columbus avenue and 2568 and 25

i have unmuted you.d. >> so let me say if we take city bills which are one -- the commissioner who is sitting down there knows the origins of city bills. city bills cannot produce workers that can build a hospital. we don't have any entity within the 33,000 workers who worked for our city and a city department who can build a hospital because those standards are high. hodgepodge standards. maybe one commissioner will know the details of what i'm talking about. there is one labor person there. he has no clue what i'm talking about. of the three contractors that bid this contract, clark construction is the better one. they had better accountability and transparency. but let me look at it another way. don't you think our unions should have the ability to have training and produce high-skilled workers. we don't have that. we have this ongoing sfpuc who prefers not to work sometimes with a union, not to work with the city, but to work in their own mickey mouse bay way. the bottom line is this is taxpayers' mo