atkins, can you unmute our caller. >> this is (indiscernible) acosta. what 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. >>

caller, you're unmuted. please let us know you're there. >> i'm here. thanks so much for the opportunity to share remarks today. my name is kristin and i'm a resident of the richmond district where i have lived for last ten years and cofounder and coexecutive director of marked by covid where the nation's largest covid justice and remembrance organization founded and led by people living with long covid and people who have been bereaved. reinstate indoor masking while we're in this surge and have clear transparent on rams for reinstating mitigation measures. this goes in line with the heard ship that the city has played over the course of the pandemic and even in the monkeypox epidemic so far. i remember driving over the bay bridge when we declared a state of emergency on february 25, 2020. in that moment i felt a deep sense of pride and relief that we were talking action that would have lasting impacts on the health and being of people in my community and since learning about covid in january of that year,

you have been unmuted.ase proceed with your comments. >> commissioners, again, my name is francisco de-costa. and now that you have your calendar more or less in place, which is very important, we need to have an agenda items that address quality of life in san francisco like our walkways and so forth but we also need an opportunity to meet our division heads. we can bring them all together but maybe one or two at a time, so that we hear from them, how things are being done and if they agree or disagree with what is happening with the changes. as simple as that. we don't need to waste our time talking too much. the time has come for action. as i said, our streets are dirty, our crosswalks need to be attended to and many of our traffic lights on san bruno, (indiscernible), we need to check these places for ourselves and see if what i'm say is right or wrong, thank you very much. >> thank you, commenters. there are no other members of the public who have expressed interest in speaking on this item. >> thank y

unmuted. looking around the room, there is no in-person comment, so we'll move to virtual comment. we'll paws momentarily to check virtual attendees. >> we have one caller on the foefn line. zero caller, other callers may enter the queue as public comment continues. we'll wait 5 seconds and then close public comment for the agenda item. secretary, there are still no callers in the comment view. >> thank you, moderator, seeing no public callers, it's public comment has been closed. >> it's been moved and seconded, roll call please. >> vice president. >> yes. >> commissioner bresland. >> yes. >> commissioner caning. >> aye. >> commissioner falseby. >> yes. >> and commissioner ca venzki. >> yes. >> item 4, general public comment, [echoing] agenda item 4 is general public comment, an opportunity for members of the public to comment on any matter that is not on the agenda, including that the board place the matter on jaefnd items. i'll read our common procedures. for anyone waiting in-person, you'r

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

please unmute them. okay. hearing no other, seeing there are no other members of the public interested in speaking on this topic, is there any debate on this motion to adopt the rules of order? amended rules of order, pardon me? okay. hearing no debate, i will call the roll. please answer either yes or no. >> commissioner harrison? >> yes. >> harrison votes yes. commissioner hartwig-schulman? >> yes. >> commissioner hartwig-schulman votes yes. >> commissioner kwon? >> yes. >> commissioner kwon votes yes. commissioner mogannam? >> yes. >> commissioner mogannam votes yes. commissioner simi? >> yes. >> commissioner simi votes yes. with five votes in the affirmative, the resolution as amended is adopted. the rules of order will be published to the commission website and made available to the public as well as distributed to commissioners for their use on this commission. thank you very much. [gavel] we'll turn to item no. 4. the election of sanitation and streets commission chair and vice-chair. if we can br

please unmute the caller and caller, you have three minutes to speak. i will give you a 30-second warning when your time is about to be up. >> great. david pillpell on the phone this time. hopefully you can hear me okay. a few thoughts on the budget, thank you for the presentation. as i look through the slides yesterday, although the numbers seem right, no issue with that. i did not see in the slide deck an org chart and i think it's helpful not to just to see the pie chart for the sources and uses but also to see an org chart for how the bureaus come together in the proposed organization. i also didn't see in the bureau breakouts what i thought i saw last time that was called bureau support or central services or community program, whatever the thing was that includes the radio room and other things that kind of support the ddo generally, but aren't specifically under one of the operating bureaus, so a little clarification on that, i think would help. i guess i'm sort of evolving my thinking that regardless of the outcome of prop b that the yard will f

if i notice you have not unmute yourself, i will ask to unmute you. if you indicate by nodding, staff will unmute your microphone. they will not unmute your microphone under any other conditions. we have established an inbox for submitting documents before and after this morning we will be hearing from dr. laura --, the senior economic studies and monetary policy. and chair of the small business majority. and one of our former colleagues, the honorable mick mulvaney, chief of chaz -- chief of staff to the president of the united states and former represented for the state of south carolina. i will now yield myself five minutes for opening statement. we have made remarkable strides to heal our economy in 2021. the fastest growth in nearly four decades, the most jobs created in a single year ever and unemployment down 4%, more than three years ahead of projection. we recently received the cdl report that showed record rates and increased consumer purchasing. requesting this enlightening report also found our pacing inflation these gains were not inevita

wait until it indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comment. note you will have 3 minutes. i don't see raised upon hands. public comment for this item. >> yes. please. >> and we may take up item 4. >> item 4, elections of -- 3, sorry. >> 3. >> sorry. >> its okay. item 3 adoption of ab361 resolution allowing the committee to meet during the covid-19 emergency via teleconference. the resolution was in your packet. >> any discussion. >> i make a motion to adopt the resolution. >> second. okay. here we go to vote on the item. we should check for public comment. >> sorry. >> members of public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-855-0001. access code, id: 2487 551 4950 press pound and pound again. if you have in the done so dial star 3 to line up to speak. a prompt will indicate you raised your hand. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. you will have 3 minutes. i'm checking the call in caller queue, i don't see any raised hands. may we go to take a vote? >> sure. >> member crawford. >>

caller, you have been unmuted and you may begin speaking. >> hi. i'm calling to inquiry about future additional patrol in shotwell area. as a prior caller mentioned, there is a (inaudible) school across the street where this incident happened. in addition, there are-it is a residential neighborhood. there is a restaurant there. a couple restaurants. [audio cutting in and out] we are very concerned about the encampments. we are very concerned about chop people participating in crimial activity stealing bikes and taking them to chop shops, and those individuals stealing bikes having weapons on them and shooting at the police in our neighborhood. so, i like to just request more specific information about the san francisco police and the mission police commitments to the neighborhood to keep our (inaudible) safe. >> thank you caller. there are some significant challenges on shotwell in that general vicinity. we have recently even prior to this incident upped deployment by use of overtime, upped deployment in the area. we will continue to do that. we st

we do have at least one caller in the queue. >> hello, caller, you are unmuted.our three minutes begins now. >> public speaker: david chapel, there is very little that i can add to the content that commissioner wald just stated. chris is great and fantastic. i did not know much about glyphosate and anything that i have learned about glyphosate and the reduced risk pesticide list is only because of his work and not eliminating but reducing pesticide in city facilities, properties, golf courses, everything, and dealing with rats, and dealing with the occasional human. i can't say enough. those are big and small and will be tough but we'll figure it out. once again, thank you. that's it. it's been great, thank you. >> thank you for your comment. >> seeing no other callers in the queue, public comment is now closed. >> thank you. >> you are either too young, chris, to retire, or you look too young. as you know there is a lot of work to do in the environment and we will hope that you will serve in another capacity. at this point we will take a photo. if you can move d

caller, you have been unmuted and you may begin speaking. >> hi. i'm calling to inquiry about future additional patrol in shotwell area. as a prior caller mentioned, there is a (inaudible) school across the street where this incident happened. in addition, there are-it is a residential neighborhood. there is a restaurant there. a couple restaurants. [audio cutting in and out] we are very concerned about the encampments. we are very concerned about chop people participating in crimial activity stealing bikes and taking them to chop shops, and those individuals stealing bikes having weapons on them and shooting at the police in our neighborhood. so, i like to just request more specific information about the san francisco police and the mission police commitments to the neighborhood to keep our (inaudible) safe. >> thank you caller. there are some significant challenges on shotwell in that general vicinity. we have recently even prior to this incident upped deployment by use of overtime, upped deployment in the area. we will continue to do that. we st

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 -

unmute yourself you may need to press star 6. we will first hear from public commenters who are within the hearing room. do we have any folks in hearing room who lined up to speak? >> mr. fuller, we have no inperson public commenters. >> okay. sfgovtv, shows we have one person who expressed interest in speaking, so we will turn to them. first caller, please-sfgovtv please unmute the first caller and the caller you have 3 minutes to speak. i'll let you know rachel a lanzo will let you know when you have 30 seconds remaining. thank you for calling in and please feel free to begin speaking. >> this is the last time for today. thank you very much for listening to me. that was a great summary and not just summary but a lot of details about finance and admin. bruce is very much on top of all the details going on and really did a great job explaining very complicated stuff. we could go on about the omd circulation a87 and what's an allowable cost under federal rules and what's not allowable under federal and how that plays out in the va

if you can unmute the callers if they have anything to say regarding item 2. anything related the subject. okay. right now i heard it and i read the newspaper so far now monkeypox is not a benefit everybody now and i mean how can we do the prevention and what is the next step. do you have any. okay that's it. thank you. >> next caller, please. hi. can you hear me? yes. please proceed. >> yea. i'm jessica [inaudible] public comment i support the monkeypox emergency [inaudible] the city [inaudible] requirement to tell people who to do and how to do it [inaudible] for all people i support the monkeypox emergency. thank you. >> thank you very much. our next caller, please. hi. you can proceed. >> hello >> okay. yea. [inaudible] centuries of racism and injustice and no, no, no. this is out of order. >> thank you supervisor peskin. please remember to keep your comments to item twot declaration of the monkeypox health order we are at emergency order we are here to ratify the monkeypox emergency order.the m are at emergency order we are here to ratify the monkeypox em

if you can unmute the callers if they have anything to say regarding item 2. anything related the subject. okay. right now i heard it and i read the newspaper so far now monkeypox is not a benefit everybody now and i mean how can we do the prevention and what is the next step. do you have any. okay that's it. thank you. >> next caller, please. hi. can you hear me? yes. please proceed. >> yea. i'm jessica [inaudible] public comment i support the monkeypox emergency [inaudible] the city [inaudible] requirement to tell people who to do and how to do it [inaudible] for all people i support the monkeypox emergency. thank you. >> thank you very much. our next caller, please. hi. you can proceed. >> hello >> okay. yea. [inaudible] centuries of racism and injustice and no, no, no. this is out of order. >> thank you supervisor peskin. please remember to keep your comments to item twot declaration of the monkeypox health order we are at emergency order we are here to ratify the monkeypox emergency order.the m are at emergency order we are here to ratify the monkeypox em