good. >> i'm ready. >> would you unmute the next person. disability san francisco is unmuted. no comment? control can you unmute the next speaker. can you hear me this is disability acvichl sf i'm starting my two minutes now. >> correct. >> thank you. so, i appreciate that previous comment from accessible san francisco the business entrance program is super important i don't know why it is not on the agenda, either. i want to ask alicia you are unmuted and it is creating background noise. i have been posting in the chat and no one checkings the chats for the meetings february disabled people i don't understand yu don't have staff to check the staff. i have been asking for alicia to mute it it is destroying the meeting dye by not having a clear line of audio i request my comment made in a time there is not feedback and problems with audio to be properly recorded in the public record if this can have a response? >> i think you are making comment now -- right can alicia mute there are -- in the audio >> go ahead. i would love to restart my timetory have a clear line of audio i ha

i will unmute the first caller. yu choose it have a public hearing but there is no discussion for the people that are listening on in the room to a better understanding of what was discussed. that's it. thank you. thank you. caller. president hao yoochl aye >> vice president zvanski. >> aye >> commissioner cremen >> aye >> commissioner sass. >> aye >> commissioner wilson. >> we'll move on with regular matters starting with agenda item 8. >> agenda 8. approval with possible modifications. this is an action item and will be presented by president hao. colleagues we have the opportunity now to approve the two sets of minutes. >> emi don't know if you have a chance that need to occur. if there are edits go ahead and either state them now or forward them to holly. are there questions or discussions? if not i will entertain a motion for this item. for the two sets of minutes. >> i move to approve the minutes. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second to approve both the december 6, 24 committee meeting minutes as well a

you like to unmute, you have two minutes. alexander, you are unmuted. we still can't hear you. we can circle back with you. any general public comment mr. williams, you like to unmute yourself, you have two minutes. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> how you doing? this is mr. dennis william. a micro real estate developer. excuse me. how you doing commission? just a few things i want to note. lack of equal opportunity pertaining to bipoc community developers. no partnerships. just a few things that should be changed in my opinion. i talk at a cmd meeting with mrs. stephanie tang last week and she said the same thing pertaining to treasure island project. lack of micro developers as well as general contractors and subs. excuse me. we need to expand home ownership opportunities for existing and potential black residents. [audio cut out] in san francisco where our kids live, we pay taxes, and things that nature. that's all for right now. thank you. >> thank you. any other general public comments? and alexander, if you want to raise your hand if you like to give public comment. otherwi

you like to unmute, you have two minutes. alexander, you are unmuted. we still can't hear you.e can circle back with you. any general public comment? mr. williams, you like to unmute yourself, you have two minutes. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> how you doing? this is mr. dennis william. a micro real estate developer. excuse me. how you doing commission? just a few things i want to note. lack of equal opportunity pertaining to bipoc commit no partnerships. just a few things that should be changed in my opinion. i talk at a cmd meeting with mrs. stephanie tang last week and she said the same thing pertaining to treasure island project. the lack of micro developers as well as general contractors and subs. excuse me. we need to expand home ownership opportunities for existing and potential black residents. [audio cut out] in san francisco where our kids live, we pay taxes, and things that nature. that's all for right now. thank you. >> thank you. any other general public comments? and alexander, if you want to raise your hand if you like to give public comment. otherwise we'll pro

wait until you have been unmuted and you may begin on speak. each person will have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in person comment followed by comment over the phone. for the record there are no in person or remote comments this is concludes the public comment section for this item >> thank you very much >> now we will move in our fiscal annual report. >> we need to vote. >> vote on the minutes. [laughter] a motion to move the minutes. >> moved. >> member friedenbach. >> second. >> roll call. thank you. vice chair d'antonio absent. where member friedenbach >> yes >> member haddix. >> yes >> member jackson >> yes >> member preston. >> yes. >> member shiffrin >> yes. >> member martinis. >> yes. >> member walton. >> yes. >> now we will move to our report presentation i believe i will turn it over to [inaudible]. >> good morning. our presenter will be ashley from our team in the controller's office. and i want today make a note this is really exciting that the report is here and i'm excited for you to hear as you think about your questio

patricia you are unmuted, unmute yourself, please. >> i will make it quick i agree with sherri 1,000%. should be mandatory it sends ablist message. if it is not voluntary that is ableism institutionalized there. also i wondered if this is off the wall. for out reach do you reach out to the disabled agencies in colleges and universities? to generate interest among graduating students who may be disabled? get them interested in applying for jobs with city and county of san francisco. do you do that? >> that's a great question. yes, within our list of out reach and recruit■n am we do ha a student support services and various different colleges that do have contacts and reach out to them as well. we hired two diversity recruiters to deport an out reach in educating they reach out to doesn'ts and student council, support services within colleges and our organizational base organizations in san francisco so they are aware and can support us bring nothing candidates. >> short time i will cut off the -- but if you don't mind sending information to us it would be great. i'm going to ask the st

wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. each person will have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in-person public comment followed by public comment over the phone. for the record we do not have any in person or over the phone. public comments. this concludes public comment for this agenda item. >> thank you. we'll go to a vote for their vote. >> vice chair de antonio. yes. member of freedom park. yes. member haddix. yes. member jackson. >> yes. member preston. yes. member shifrin. yes. member martinis. absent member walton yes. chair williams yes. thank you. >> the motion passes. thank you so much. all right. so we'll now get into a discussion about our community impact liaison role. at our last meeting we got folks into all of our liaison roles. so thank you for all of those who signed up. i notes additional work that you're doing but we really appreciate it. so the community impact liaison role is currently being held by vice chair. while you were supporting that role so i would love to hear from vice chair dantoni

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and i will cut you off at two minutes unmute the first caller. >> good afternoon or good morning i'm mike peterson born can raised in san francisco native in support of 2 items that i have concerns b. steven welch spoke about the importance of sailing and the sea scouts i was a part of sea scouts growing up it gave me opportunity i never could have had. got involved and met many san francisco students, children from all walks of life. all over the city. it is the preemnanlt out reach to bring our city youth into usage of the became i recommend there be more engagement with stake holders. the location and shame the layout and tenants. we have to historical boats. incredible participation from a number of boats. including many that are children and high school programs use we have no motors. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm mark and -- long time resident slip hole nert west hashar. good morning commissioners. san francisco is a world class city we deserve a world class waterfront and we commend the effort this is are going forth. my points are short and direct. i believe stated by

speaker, you've been unmuted. this is herbert weiner. now, one thing i've been advocating is that managers salaries of hundred thousand dollars should be frozen. second, like what you should do is put a hold on. projects that have not been funded yet. you should not you should freeze on that. thirdly, any money going to the bicycle coalition should be frozen. bicyclists paying their fair share of licenses and parking. and thirdly, walk san francisco should be transferred to the police department and the traffic division. now daniel lupi is only taking a dollar a year for summary management of mta to fund police by freezing their salaries. so these are measures are very necessary to balance the budget. the public is making all the sacrifices. muni managements is making none. and actually muni management is partly responsible for this present budget crisis. they should have had busses that they should have expanded the fleet long ago, which they didn't do. now there's less busses, you know, to provide service. and so the mess that muni man

you've been unmuted. this is for item number 12, customer experience program. speak. unmuted. okay.comment on this item. secretary silva, please call the next item. thank you. places you on item number 13, presentation and discussion regarding a financial update. interesting. you should have been selling those years ago. jesus. there. that's what i was saying. yes, this is what i said. you g stopped on the street. so. i said this a long time ago. i said this a long time ago. yeah. sometimes you just gotta repeat. so where's our ugly sweater? good afternoon directors. my name is brian horta. i'm the cfo of the mta, and i'm here to give you a financial update. and one of my goals as cfo was to give you more frequent information and to increase transparency in general around the agency's finances. and i am now at a point where i can start giving those regular updates. and so this is what i hope to be the first of many quarterly updates. the data is actually from october. that's because the timing the prior month closes on the 15th. and so i get october. i'm i'm doing the analysis for o

. >> >> caller, i'm unmutting you. you have 2 minutes. thank you.. thank you, it is peter policy director for the - my comment was meant for general public comment and i think what i advised twice but raised my hand would it be okay if i made general public comment at this time. >> of course. >> thank you very much. >> so my comment about the communication the annual water report. which i enjoy a lot of good information on page 7 this is a chart there fiscal year fy2022-23 arraigning water system and retail what you see is the wholesale deliver for within 20th century and retail 53 for a total of 1179 not using much water the math program if 2020 would, 216 so the demand projection again are really, really high and we have a new water management plan coming up for 2025 in 2026 a time to get to the bottom line on the projections they can led to poor investments the fiber behind environmental protection agency but hopefully, will be a priority in 2025. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. and >> 2. president's report. (discussion only).

miss corey, can you please unmute him?ell, that's going to stay as a no bond, correct? >> that's correct. that's no bond. >> one question. how the brothers allegedly targeted women for so many years without consequences. >> many women say that they tried to come forward, but nobody listened to them, or they were pressured to stay silent because the brothers held a lot of weight. their family had a lot of money. >> it's hard to understand why it took so long, but a number of reasons could be that either alleged victims did not come forward with these allegations, or even just the evidence that law enforcement has now found did not come to the surface until just recently. >> each of the brothers deny all the federal and state allegations against them. >> the defense says the alexander brothers shouldn't be penalized for being rich. the defense says there's no evidence they would use their money to help them flee the country. but the judge said that wealth cannot be used to build their own private prison, with 24 hour guards

. >> i unmuted can you hear mow >> you have two minutes.nk you. >> throw minutes. >> thank you. >> i have a few points. when i discovered the poster the notice for permit application from the window, i stopped and tried take a picture to get information on what was going on. at that time somebody i an employee came and up when he saw me if you meanling he began to stair me down with intimidating and took the notice are out of window so i could noted take an image of this. i found that disrespectful and concerning. the first week that the business ownership opened several patrons parked under my window at which time 2 a.m. they loitered for about an hour. snorting drugs off the hood of their car. y explained we have children in our building and not appropriate i asked them if they would move down the street. they said sorry and continued to do it. as far as the noise, i'm a half a block away behind double paned windows throw-4 a.m. hearing drumming and very loud broadcasted music, so loud when i made a noise complaint with the nonemergency n

that's where he's appearing there, where he was unmuted and then took that opportunity to speak. >> and we should note these pictures were taken before the sentencing hearing actually started, where he's pointing there. um, but that's a really important point, caitlin, because it really emphasizes just the unique and remarkable set of circumstances here. as judge merchan himself put it. and we should also note, elie honig, you were mentioned in this hearing. yeah. >> so first public service announcement you are anyone is free to use anything i say on air or in writing, but my words have zero binding impact on any judge anywhere, so i don't recommend citing me. but you're free to do it. there was there was such a contrast here between sort of the remarkable and the unremarkable, and the judge actually noted this. on the one hand, it wasn't really that different than any of the other. the judge said 32 different trials happening in that courthouse at that time. it was orderly. we followed all the normal procedures. the jury came out with its verdict. on the other hand, of course, this guy

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if anybody didn't and i missed it, then please feel free to unmute yourself and i will give you 30 seconds. ok. all righty, so let's move on to the next round. there were more questions, but like i said, i whittled it down as to the common themes that we weren't redundant and long-winded. all right, so let's talk a little bit more about tactics. it's been mentioned several times throughout this forum about fundraising. and i have a little beef with fundraising in the sense that we are constantly bombarded with text messages and emails, and i know that many of them do not come directly from the dnc, but i'm curious to hear from each of you. what do you plan to do to ensure that the party reaches people beyond just asking for money, and for people to feel like they're getting a value for their contributions? so each of you are going to answer this, and we're going to stick with the same order with governor o'malley coming first. >> yeah, there is a crying need for greater openness and transparency at the dnc. not only how we spend our money, how we raise our money. and i am the first candida

you need to unmute yourself. welcome, you have 7 minutes. >> yea. [inaudible] good evening your honors [inaudible]. i have been running the business the last 10 years and never did anything wrong. i [inaudible] trying to let you know [inaudible]. unfortunately, couple of the sitting on my shelves for awhile. i we did not pay attention to remove. so, they told me no cigarette or [inaudible] we remove all the cigarette you know from my shelf. and later on inspection from the health department came to my shop and check and said this too, [inaudible] sitting in the back. on my shelf you can't sell this. i told her i apologize i don't know this i will take this off from my shelf and never happen in the future. and after that, ma'am, you know like she came back a couple days later and check and everything is okay. did in the finds anything. and later on she gone for 5-6 months later and calls me and said that we send you letter for hearing. [inaudible]. i don't know what to do or say, i did not receive any letter from the departmentful or and i was trying

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i have unmuted your line.hank you, i'm dave warn sorry for not saying happy new year and thank you for your service and great questions and comments and excited for the comments tht 10 year capitol plan you will see in february 11 sounds like tell be lower than last year because of things you described. so my letter was the premise was wrong the 11.8 plan mention instead slides was last year's figure not this year. my apol gees wait and see what will be february 11. of it is concerning asked to approve the plan the same dates. other pinlt to my letter apply regarding the puc a significant financial risk. at least the water enter prize the issue remince spending growth from the 10 year capitol plan and dent service exceeds projected water sales brogue and demand come drives up rates. affordability, because extend everspending exceeds rails and uncertainty of demand ask for low are demand in housing growth in financial prosecute incitement of insurrection jections for affordability for san francisco customers as

operator will unmute. you may also watch live at w w dot s.f. gov tv.org. >> item number one roll call president ami morgan. >> present vice president marci frazier. present commissioner steven aina cudjoe president commissioner kathryn feinstein is excused. commissioner paula collins chief of department dean. >> present president morgan will now read the ramp to albany land acknowledgment. >> thank you, madam secretary. the san francisco fire commission acknowledge we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramakrishna lani who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw material they have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibility as the caretakers of this place and as well for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland and we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors ,elders and relatives of the romi future lani c

caller you are unmuted. please let us know that you're there. oh, hi, this is doctor theresa palmer. thank you. i'm hoping to hear in this meeting at some point, even though it's not on the agenda about the getting a waiver for the 120 beds. and if we're not immediately getting a waiver, what the what the barriers to getting a waiver are. this would probably involve being candid about recent regulatory activity. and because the original promise was that once improvement was sustained, a waiver could be applied for. and so why isn't this happening after so many months and so many surveys? the other thing that worries me is the rate of admissions. and again, i have an ongoing concern with people that are either suffering in the community due to a need for nursing home care or people that are being forced to be sent out of county for nursing home care. one of the things i recently became aware of is a person who wanted to be admitted to laguna honda for rehab, was told that she had to disenroll from her current insurance, but was not advised about