jackson in this honor as she served -- spent her entire life serving the visitacion valley. thank you. >> chair melgar: do we have any comments from staff? seeing no comments from staff, let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you. if there are any members of the public who wish to speak on item 2, you just need to approach the podium. okay. let's move onto our public comment line. we have d.t. checking to see how many commenters are in the queue. if you have not done so already, press star, three to enter the queue, and it looks like we have nine listeners but no one in the queue. >> chair melgar: okay. seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. does anybody want to make a motion? >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair melgar: that motion passes. >> president walton: thank you, colleagues. >> chair melgar: thank you, president walton. madam clerk, can you call item 1 -- item 2 -- or item 3, please? >> clerk: item 3 is a resolution approving the abandonment and release of the city's reserved abutter's rights to permit cur

he grew up in visitacion valley, the son of irish immigrants who came to the u.s.ife for themselves and created a great son who became an attorney, working to support immigrants in even -- not just in his legal capacity but in his personal professional capacity because of what he believed in, wanting to help people, and that's what his life has been about: helping people, supporting people, not just immigrants from ireland but from other countries, as well. so he served currently as a member, a very thoughtful member of the police commission in san francisco, and yes, he does have big heels to fill, because he was the grand marshal, and proudly so, in 2019. and commissioner, i went to all of my responsibilities, and i was very proud to do so. i have no doubt you're going to continue the legacy of grand marshal of the parade this year, and so it is my honor to declare today jim byrne day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] zrn [indiscernible] [applause] . >> the hon. london breed: isn't she cute? you just may want to have her for the parade. she'll s

he grew up in visitacion valley, the son of irish immigrants who came to the u.s.aised their kids and created a great life for themselves and created a great son who became an attorney, working to support immigrants in even -- not just in his legal capacity but in his personal professional capacity because of what he believed in, wanting to help people, and that's what his life has been about: helping people, supporting people, not just immigrants from ireland but from other countries, as well. so he served currently as a member, a very thoughtful member of the police commission in san francisco, and yes, he does have big heels to fill, because he was the grand marshal, and proudly so, in 2019. and commissioner, i went to all of my responsibilities, and i was very proud to do so. i have no doubt you're going to continue the legacy of grand marshal of the parade this year, and so it is my honor to declare today jim byrne day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] zrn [indiscernible] [applause] . >> the hon. london breed: isn't she cute? you just may wan

jackson followed her passion and opened polly's kiddie care in visitacion valley. ms. jackson's mentoring style and caring for others expanded to helping families, teens, seniors, neighborhoods, adults, and helping to raise so many children in the visitacion valley community. often, she and her son drew would take holiday dinners to people in the community or to people who needed food throughout the neighborhood. we still celebrate ruth jackson day in june every day in visitacion valley to bring together communities from all walks of life to enjoy southern breakfast, a parade, picnic in the park, and lots of fun activities. miss jackson's commitment to others is unparalleled, and there is not a person in visitacion valley who has not been touched by her in some way, whether you were a child in her center, a parent of a child in her center, someone who is in need of basic food or clothing, miss jackson provided up until the day she left us last november, as she would always say, team work makes the dream work, and collaboration is the key. colleagues, i also have an in

jackson followed her passion and opened polly's kiddie care in visitacion valley. ms.on's mentoring style and caring for others expanded to helping families, teens, seniors, neighborhoods, adults, and helping to raise so many children in the visitacion valley community. often, she and her son drew would take holiday dinners to people in the community or to people who needed food throughout the neighborhood. we still celebrate ruth jackson day in june every day in visitacion valley to bring together communities from all walks of life to enjoy southern breakfast, a parade, picnic in the park, and lots of fun activities. miss jackson's commitment to others is unparalleled, and there is not a person in visitacion valley who has not been touched by her in some way, whether you were a child in her center, a parent of a child in her center, someone who is in need of basic food or clothing, miss jackson provided up until the day she left us last november, as she would always say, team work makes the dream work, and collaboration is the key. colleagues, i also have an in memori

jackson followed her passion and opened polly's kiddie care in visitacion valley. ms. jackson's mentoring style and caring for others expanded to helping families, teens, seniors, neighborhoods, adults, and helping to raise so many children in the visitacion valley community. often, she and her son drew would take holiday dinners to people in the community or to people who needed food throughout the neighborhood. we still celebrate ruth jackson day in june every day in visitacion valley to bring together communities from all walks of life to enjoy southern breakfast, a parade, picnic in the park, and lots of fun activities. miss jackson's commitment to others is unparalleled, and there is not a person in visitacion valley who has not been touched by her in some way, whether you were a child in her center, a parent of a child in her center, someone who is in need of basic food or clothing, miss jackson provided up until the day she left us last november, as she would always say, team work makes the dream work, and collaboration is the key. colleagues, i also have an in

he grew up in visitacion valley, the son of irish immigrants who came to the u.s.aised their kids and created a great life for themselves and created a great son who became an attorney, working to support immigrants in even -- not just in his legal capacity but in his personal professional capacity because of what he believed in, wanting to help people, and that's what his life has been about: helping people, supporting people, not just immigrants from ireland but from other countries, as well. so he served currently as a member, a very thoughtful member of the police commission in san francisco, and yes, he does have big heels to fill, because he was the grand marshal, and proudly so, in 2019. and commissioner, i went to all of my responsibilities, and i was very proud to do so. i have no doubt you're going to continue the legacy of grand marshal of the parade this year, and so it is my honor to declare today jim byrne day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] zrn [indiscernible] [applause] . >> the hon. london breed: isn't she cute? you just may wan

one example is in visitacion valley, and at the simon community development center. and i think that a lot of our outreach allows us to go into the community safely to meet with community leaders who are trusted in those communities, so i really attribute the success of this project to those community leaders. so i hope that answered some of your questions. thank you, tiffany. >> co-chair madrid: thank you. are there any other questions? i go to the staff, are there any staff members that have question at this time? nicole? >> i wanted to direct our thanks to our presenters here and especially to cecile for all of your work on the survey itself and to marie and to karla for moving it through the next steps. for members of the public especially, i wonder -- i know that we have presented these, or you have presented these as kind of the top five aggregate issues. what did you see in the report that you would elevate as the most singular issue for people with disabilities? i wonder if you could reiterate that again. i know a lot of our community are also older adults, b

if you don't receive money from the city, but you are working in visitacion valley, you are working with a client, we establish partnership, but not necessarily the client has to come to mission to receive services. the system that the city has put in place is excellent because you don't have to come to our offices to receive services. you will be able to apply on-line. a worker will be assigned if you have not -- i want to emphasize that we were open through the entire process of the pandemic. we never close our doors, and i want to reaffirm catholic charities naming to continue doing our work, our share of the work in the city. thank you for approving this resolution. >> clerk: thank you so much for your comments. at this time, we have 25 members of the public listening with 15 in the queue. if you are in the -- if you are listening and you haven't already done so, please press star, three to get into the speaker line, and wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted before you begin your comments. mr. atkins, next speaker, please. i think we have a caller on the line. >> hi.

if you don't receive money from the city, but you are working in visitacion valley, you are working withblish partnership, but not necessarily the client has to come to mission to receive services. the system that the city has put in place is excellent because you don't have to come to our offices to receive services. you will be able to apply on-line. a worker will be assigned if you have not -- i want to emphasize that we were open through the entire process of the pandemic. we never close our doors, and i want to reaffirm catholic charities naming to continue doing our work, our share of the work in the city. thank you for approving this resolution. >> clerk: thank you so much for your comments. at this time, we have 25 members of the public listening with 15 in the queue. if you are in the -- if you are listening and you haven't already done so, please press star, three to get into the speaker line, and wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted before you begin your comments. mr. atkins, next speaker, please. i think we have a caller on the line. >> hi. i am the covid-19

>> page 5, under item 2, third bullet point, including visitacion valley and sunnydale in d-10. it was the instruction. and then, matter of taste, ocean view, two words, one word, whatever. >> clerk: if you'd like me to change it, tell me what way would you like it to be? >> two. >> one word for ocean view. >> clerk: oceanview, one word. >> you didn't want to keep going? well, might i have a motion from someone? >> i move to approve the minutes. >> may i have a second? >> second. >> mr. chasel lee. it's been moved and properly seconded with the suggested corrections. public comment. >> clerk: do we have anyone in the room who wants to arrive public comment in the form of the minutes? i was hoping you'd come up and tell me how to spell somebody's name. okay. does anyone remotely connected to this meeting want to provide public comment? if you do, you can call 415-655-0001, and then enter the meeting i.d. 2482-061-5666, then press pound and pound again, then press star, three to lineup for comments. mr. atkins, do we have any public callers wanting to provide comment on the approv

he grew up in visitacion valley, the son of irish immigrants who came to the u.s.aised their kids and created a great life for themselves and created a great son who became an attorney, working to support immigrants in even -- not just in his legal capacity but in his personal professional capacity because of what he believed in, wanting to help people, and that's what his life has been about: helping people, supporting people, not just immigrants from ireland but from other countries, as well. so he served currently as a member, a very thoughtful member of the police commission in san francisco, and yes, he does have big heels to fill, because he was the grand marshal, and proudly so, in 2019. and commissioner, i went to all of my responsibilities, and i was very proud to do so. i have no doubt you're going to continue the legacy of grand marshal of the parade this year, and so it is my honor to declare today jim byrne day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] zrn [indiscernible] [applause] . >> the hon. london breed: isn't she cute? you just may wan