a member of san francisco bike coalition, have been since i moved here, walk s.f., and s.f.ransit riders. my application also includes a letter of support from the coalition and supervisor brown as well. professionally, i work in oakland and work on transportation logistics, so part of my daily job is green our transportation operations, vehicle fleet, and then coming up with ways to encourage our employees to not drive to work. so that's very much a part of kind of what i do every day, professionally, as part of my day job, and then as part of my advocacy and my sort of passion i pursue here in helping the city become more green and pedestrian friendly and friendly to bike and transit riders as well. thanks. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. any questions? no. thank you. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. well, colleagues, here is the impossible part of our job. so, this is the first competitive seat that this new rules committee is considering, and you are both incredible and i just wanted to

francisco's bay area families for safe streets, and safe routes to school, the california bike coalition,, walk s.f. and american art association and supporting s.b. 127. i hope that today you will also join me in supporting this. >> i am 67. >> sixty-seven. supervisor ronen, are you speaking on 66? >> i am. i want to be out as a cosponsor, and say i am appreciative of this. i am working with senator weiner , as well as many different departments to address the interchange way, and to use that area, which is mostly owned by caltrain so it is safer for pedestrians, cyclists back and so we can potentially use some of the land in a much more productive way. i just really wanted to appreciate your work on this, president yee, and asked to be out of this is cosponsor. >> i would love to add to his cosponsor. that include supervisors mar, and haney. can we take this same house, same call? okay. motion passes. that brings us to 67. >> item 67 as a resolution to establish the position regarding liability for utility wildfire costs, and informing california legislators and regulators to protect consumers by

francisco's bay area families for safe streets, and safe routes to school, the california bike coalition,, walk s.f. and american art association and supporting s.b. 127. i hope that today you will also join me in supporting this. >> i am 67. >> sixty-seven. supervisor ronen, are you speaking on 66? >> i am. i want to be out as a cosponsor, and say i am appreciative of this. i am working with senator weiner , as well as many different departments to address

s.f. m.t.a. >> amendment that he walked through in front of you. the clerk has signed original copy. only action is for the board to move that amendment and continue this item to the special meeting on monday. >> supervisor safai: thank you very much. colleagues any more comments or questions on this item? seeing none. i would like to make a motion to approve these amendments and continue this item to the budget and finance committee meeting of monday february 11th. >> as amended. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. madam clerk can you please read item number 7 please. i think we have the clerk here to present to us. >> chair fewer, i ask your indulgence for three more minutes i'm here today for the departments administrative deputy who organize this information for this hearing today. i'm here with other leadership in the clerk's office. we thank you for your past year's budget allowance protecting the public right it know what the businesses that comes before the board and further the budget allowance that you provided to us for the fulltime employees in this department over the last 2

s.f. native. my grandparents came in the fifties, and i remember the 16th street plaza as long as i can remember, as long as i could walk. just a quick question, as a show of hands, how many of you are getting paid to be here while how many of you are not? i think it is very clear that the community voices out here for this reason. unions, mission for all, and the developers are the ones getting paid to. not the overwhelming community a voice that has been here today against this project. since 2008, 8,000 latinos have been displaced. my family was one of them. i came back, i live, work and play in the mission. gentrification is violence. you build this project, it will raise the cost of rent, and people will be displaced. the examiner put out an article that shows displacement leads to death in seniors. we must protect our most vulnerable communities. mission for all, or we should call it maximus, has taken a play into the colonizer 101 handbook. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. [cheers and applause] >> my name is fran taylor. i am also a proud union member, retiree of the internationa