president walton. i just want to be added as a cosponsor to item 79. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. i would like to be added as a cosponsor for item 79. >> president walton: thank you. and i would like to sever item 83. madam clerk, would you call the roll on items 78 through 82. >> clerk: on items 78 through 82 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you, and without objections, the resolutions are adopted and the motions are approved unanimously. madam clerk, would you please call item 83. >> clerk: item 83 is a motion to approve final map 9677. this item relates to a project known as the hunters view phase 3. this is a resubdivision of lot 10, final map 5461, final for record in book dd of survey maps at paging 90 through 97 -- i apologize for the echo -- official records resulting in up to nine lots, including up to 310 condominium units for a mixed use residential and commercial project subject to specified conditi

president walton. i will let you get back to your business at hand. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, that concludes our mayoral discussion. can we now go back to communications? >> clerk: yes, mr. president. out of an abundance of caution, the board is asking the public to monitor these proceedings via www.sfgovtv.org or channel 26. the most efficient method, if you're interested in providing public comment, and avoiding the signal delay, is to listen from your touch phone where will you be in live synch with the proceedings until you're ready to provide your public comment. the telephone number is streaming on your screen. it's 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d. 146-084-4915. press pound and pound again, and you will have joined the meeting at a listener. when your item is called, press star, three and listen for the comment that your line has been unmuted and begin speaking your comments. i will mention that the comment for many agenda items have been held, inc

president walton. i'm wondering if rec and park could comment on why the park alliances is getting a 5% cut of the fees for these gardens? >> through the chair, i'm the acting director of administration finance. it's an admin fee for collections. they run the collection at the conservatory of flowers. >> supervisor ronen: do they run the collection the at botanical garden and japanese teammate house. >> at the botanical garden no. i'm unsure of the japanese teagarden. japanese teagarden is rec and park. [indiscernible] >> the teagarden collections are managed by the botanical garden society. it's just a conservatory who's connected to the park alliance. >> supervisor ronen: does the park alliance get a 5% cut for all of these different attractions? >> just conservatory flowers >> supervisor ronen: why is the parks alliance collecting the fee for the conservatory of flowers instead of civil service? rec and park staff? >> it stems from about 20 years ago, the conservatory underwent significant capital c

supervisor walton. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. today, i am formally introducing legislation along with colleagues supervisor safai, haney, to expand the city's administrative code. prohibiting city travel and contracting in states that allow discrimination to include voter suppression laws such as the one that passed in the state of georgia on march 25th. across the country efforts to restrict the right to vote continue with multiple bills moving through many state legislatures to become law. between january 1st and may 14th, 2021, at least 14 states enacted 22 new laws that restrict access to the vote including making it harder for americans to register to vote, stay on the voter roles and vote as compared to existing state laws. there are at least 61 bills with restrictive provisions moving through 18 state legislatures and specifically thirty-one have passed at least one chamber. in 2021 alone, lawmakers across the country have introduced at least 389 restrictive bills and 48 states and the 2021 legislative sessions. san franci

thank you, president walton. i want to make a motion to continue items 9 through 31 to next week which is the 20th. >> president walton: can i have a second? seconded by supervisor mar. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to continue items 9 through 31 to july 20th, [roll call] there are eleven ayes. >> president walton: thank you and without objection, the motion to continue items 9 through 31 to july 20th is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 32. >> clerk: item 32 is a motion to enact a 3.25% cost of living adjustment also known as a c.o.l.a. to the contract for budget and legislative analyst services from july 1, 2021, through december 31st, 2021, resulting in the amount of $1,220,283 an increase. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, president walton. i have a motion on this. i want to motion to make the following amendments on page 1, line 1 by adding "retroactive. on page 3 adding "reto actively" and page 2,

>> president walton: we will come back to this item later in the meeting. >> president walton: supervisorkin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president walton. colleagues, i realize that this has been in committee for two separate meetings and has come to us without recommendation. i do have questions. i'm happy to answer them here, but i suspect that the city attorney will not want to answer them on the floor, but i am happy to ask them. if not, i would respectfully suggest that we have a closed session for all 11 members of the board. but simply put, insofar as this is a settlement, and the administrative code does not rule wherein debarment -- wherein a contractor can be debarred for five years. in this particular instance, i do not think that five years of debarment in a settlement conference is appropriate. i'm not content with that. i think that it should be lifetime debarment as a portion of the settlement agreement. >> president walton: thank you for that, supervisor peskin. deputy city attorney pearson, is there anything you want to say on that? >> deputy city attorney ann pears

>> supervisor ronen: thank you, supervisor walton. i just wanted to start off by thanking you for your thoughtful remarks. there's nothing worse as a supervisor than having to make a decision that your constituents disagree strongly on, especially when you care so much about those constituents and the area. i know how much you care and how much thought you put into it. i just want to speak to the constituents who are opposing the store, just to share my experience, because i think second to or on par with supervisor haney, there are the most cannabis stores in my district, and what i have found, you know, and i will say right around the block from my house, right near my house, there's four cannabis stores within a very short distance from one another. and i didn't know that that was going to happen, but it turns out those stores have been some of the best in the neighborhood. first of all, having a security guard out front of every one of those stores has made the neighborhood feel safer. the fact that they have taken up what were pr

>> president walton: right. [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. and without objection, motion to send back to committee carries unanimously. madam clerk, i've been informed of a clerical mistake for item 54, so we need to rescind the vote for item 54. >> supervisor peskin: so moved -- or seconded. >> clerk: just scrolling back to 54, mr. president, just to let the public know which item we're -- item 54 is the item to approve mayor's nomination for appointment of moses corette. you wanted to rescind the vote, and supervisor peskin seconded? >> president walton: yes. >> clerk: on the motion to rescind, can we do that without objection? >> president walton: yes, without objection. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: president walton, on page 2 of the motion, starting at line 9, we need to make some changes insofar as mr. corette, while i hold him in high esteem, he has not served as the director as local 21. whereas moses corette will represent the largest number of employ

thank you. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. we in san francisco are beyond lucky to have you. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: i want to echo the comments and just add that in this position as with everything else there is public space and public work that we all do. everyone else said, i would echo our deep appreciation for doing all that through a pandemic, before that pandemic and i know after this pandemic, we couldn't do this without you and all the other folks who support us quietly. others in the chamber today, city attorney's office, b.l.a. and others who are key to make hure we do -- sure we do the work. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i want to thank you and your team and your professionalism and how you put it all together for all of us and for the public. i think that is something that very personal. i think that you, with your leadership, it carries out to the entire team. everyone is respectful and kind and cons

thank you. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. we in san francisco are beyond lucky to have you. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: i want to echo the comments and just add that in this position as with everything else there is public space and public work that we all do. everyone else said, i would echo our deep appreciation for doing all that through a pandemic, before that pandemic and i know after this pandemic, we couldn't do this without you and all the other folks who support us quietly. others in the chamber today, city attorney's office, b.l.a. and others who are key to make hure we do -- sure we do the work. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i want to thank you and your team and your professionalism and how you put it all together for all of us and for the public. i think that is something that very personal. i think that you, with your leadership, it carries out to the entire team. everyone is respectful and kind and cons

i'm sorry. >> president walton: thank you. i appreciate that, and so would you say the mission is not to solely fund market rate housing. >> yes, i would say that the mission is to revitalize existing public housing, and more specifically to add additional affordable housing units as well as market rate units. >> president walton: and has the financing for affordable housing for this phase of the project per this final map. >> phase 3 of hunters view, which is the final affordable phase that will provide 118 units, including 53 public housing units, has applied to the state for [inaudible] and tax credit. because the state bond allocation program is currently oversubscribed by essentially a rate of 3:1, the project was not successful in getting an allocation last time. the good news is that the state department of housing and community development has made available $1.75 billion to let projects like hunters view and other projects across the state move forward with that allocation. we're awaiting this week to get word from th

supervisor walton. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. today, i am formally introducing legislation along with colleagues supervisor safai, haney, to expand the city's administrative code. prohibiting city travel and contracting in states that allow discrimination to include voter suppression laws such as the one that passed in the state of georgia on march 25th. across the country efforts to restrict the right to vote continue with multiple bills moving through many state legislatures to become law. between january 1st and may 14th, 2021, at least 14 states enacted 22 new laws that restrict access to the vote including making it harder for americans to register to vote, stay on the voter roles and vote as compared to existing state laws. there are at least 61 bills with restrictive provisions moving through 18 state legislatures and specifically thirty-one have passed at least one chamber. in 2021 alone, lawmakers across the country have introduced at least 389 restrictive bills and 48 states and the 2021 legislative sessions. san franci

>> president walton: right. [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. and without objection, motion to send back to committee carries unanimously. madam clerk, i've been informed of a clerical mistake for item 54, so we need to rescind the vote for item 54. >> supervisor peskin: so moved -- or seconded. >> clerk: just scrolling back to 54, mr. president, just to let the public know which item we're -- item 54 is the item to approve mayor's nomination for appointment of moses corette. you wanted to rescind the vote, and supervisor peskin seconded? >> president walton: yes. >> clerk: on the motion to rescind, can we do that without objection? >> president walton: yes, without objection. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: president walton, on page 2 of the motion, starting at line 9, we need to make some changes insofar as mr. corette, while i hold him in high esteem, he has not served as the director as local 21. whereas moses corette will represent the largest number of employ

>> supervisor preston: thank you, president walton. i want to thank supervisor chan for her leadership in addressing these issues facing our public transportation system. we went in great detail for four hours in g.a.o. -- thank you, supervisor mandelman and supervisor chan. we also talked about some of the these issues and heard some the m.t.a. at the t.a. this morning, so i am not -- not going to go back through all the ground covered here, but what i do want to talk about for a minute is the path that we've good night on from my perspective and the path that i hope we shift to, and the concerns that grove this resolution that have driven a lot of the discussion, and i think are on the minds of a lot of san franciscans. i will start by saying that i've been riding muni almost 30 years, and it is extremely disheardening to see some of our muni lines, including the one that i've relied on for most of that period, suspended indefinitely. and i think about -- my -- my line is the 21. i think about seniors and the folks with mobility issu

. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-chairman delman and commissioner ronen for serving on this committee. we will consider adoption of employer and worker affordability programs and funding strategies. thank you for your willingness to serve. the clean ferry system we are planning with the water emergency transportation authority. following last month's approval of the multi operato

thank you, president walton.items 9 through 31 to next week which is the 20th. >> president walton: can i have a second? seconded by supervisor mar. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to continue items 9 through 31 to july 20th, [roll call] there are eleven ayes. >> president walton: thank you and without objection, the motion to continue items 9 through 31 to july 20th is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 32. >> clerk: item 32 is a motion to enact a 3.25% cost of living adjustment also known as a c.o.l.a. to the contract for budget and legislative analyst services from july 1, 2021, through december 31st, 2021, resulting in the amount of $1,220,283 an increase. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, president walton. i have a motion on this. i want to motion to make the following amendments on page 1, line 1 by adding "retroactive. on page 3 adding "reto actively" and page 2, line 1 adding "retroactively". >> pr

[applause] >> thank you, president walton.iest time of year for our board of supervisors and president walton's office. commissioners, appreciate your being here, and i just want to acknowledge that we are missing our -- one of our commissioners, who died last week, tony rodriguez, so if we can all just take a moment and think good thoughts for his family. i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way from 2015, 2016, som

thanks. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: i would like to be added as a cosponsor to 47. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor chan, supervisor melgar. >> supervisor melgar: yes, i would also like to be added as a cosponsor to 45. thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: 45 please. add me on. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor ronen. supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: same here. cosponsor 45. >> president walton: thank you. and i don't see anyone wishing to sever any items. madam clerk, would you please call roll on 45 through 49. >> clerk: on items 45 through 49, [roll call] >> clerk: there are eleven ayes. >> president walton: without objection, the resolutions are adopted and the motions are approved unanimously. madam clerk, do we have any imperative agenda items. >> clerk: none to report, mr. president. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. would you please present the in memoriums. >> clerk: on behalf of supervisor

[applause] >> thank you, president walton. yes, it is the busiest time of year for our board of supervisors and president walton's office. commissioners, appreciate your being here, and i just want to acknowledge that we are missing our -- one of our commissioners, who died last week, tony rodriguez, so if we can all just take a moment and think good thoughts for his family. i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way f

>> second. >> chairman: seconded by president walton. clerk, can we have a roll call vote, please? >> clerk: yes. on that motion. [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are five agents. ayes. >> claire: great. items 1 and 2 will be forwarded to the full board on july 13th with a positive recommendation. thank you leagues, and thank you madam clerk. madam clerk, can you call item 3? >> clerk: [inaudible] [item 3 called, but there was an echo in the audio] >> clerk: please wait until the system indicates have you been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. i know we have the mayor's office of housing and community development here to answer questions. this is an item from supervisor preston, and i do want to say we were able to include a significant amount of additional rent relief as part of our budget that we just approved or sent to the full board, which will include $32 million of additional rent relief. and for that reason, we are going to be continuing this item here in front of us. but be

london breed: well, there's the well. >> president walton: -- bell. >> president walton: thank you, mayorprioritizing equity, we want to make sure that the neighborhoods that are most reliant on low cost transit are prioritized for predictable service. in prioritizing access, we want to make sure that everyone in the city within a quarter mile of a transit stop -- is within a quarter mile of a transit stop. the august 13 expansion will help us get there. sfmta will be continuing an access study to understand the tradeoffs of having more routes having more routes or existing routes and how those affect different populations. >> president walton: thank you, mayor breed. supervisor preston, you may know ask a follow up question directly related to your opening question. >> supervisor preston: thank you, president walton, and thank you, mayor breed, for your comments, and i think we certainly agree on the importance of getting folks back on muni and making the system as strong as possible. i think my follow up question is on the lines that you mentioned, the lines that are not yet scheduled t

i'm joined by president walton, supervisors ronen, safai, and mar. i want to thank kaleena for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. the minutes will reflect that committee members participated in this remote meeting to the extent as if publicly present. we invite public participation in the following ways. public comment was provided on the committee meeting on friday, therefore this meeting will not take public comment on items 2 and 3. public comment can be provided by the public call-in number. each speaker will be allowed one minute to speak, by calling 415-655-0001. again, 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 1465003948. and again, that's i.d. 1465003948. then press the symbol pound twice. when connected, you will hear discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes, please dial *3 to be added to the speaker line. please call from a quiet location and turn down your television or radio. and you may also make public comment in the following ways: e-m

. >> president walton: thank you. motion passes unanimously. please call for committee reference agenda 18-21. >> clerk: introduced for adoption without reference to committee unanimous vote is required for resolutions on first reading today. alternatively any member may require a resolution to go to committee. >> president walton: thank you. colleagues, would anyone like to sever any items? supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: i like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> president walton: indon't see any other colleagues on the roster. please call the roll for items 18-21. >> clerk: on items 18-21. [roll call vote] there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: the resolutions are adopted and the motions are approved unanimously. do we have any imperative agenda items? >> clerk: none to report mr. president. >> president walton: please present in the memoriam. >> clerk: on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late mrs. noreen hearingson. on behalf of supervisor peskin, late mr. arnold chin. on behalf of supervisor ronen for late mrs. elizabeth martinez. o

>> second. >> chairman: seconded by president walton. ma'am clerk, can we have a roll call vote, please? >> clerk: yes. on that motion. [roll call taken] >> clerk: there are five agents. ayes. >> claire: great. items 1 and 2 will be forwarded to the full board on july 13th with a positive recommendation. thank you leagues, and thank you madam clerk. madam clerk, can you call item 3? >> clerk: [inaudible] [item 3 called, but there was an echo in the audio] >> clerk: please wait until the system indicates have you been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. i know we have the mayor's office of housing and community development here to answer questions. this is an item from supervisor preston, and i do want to say we were able to include a significant amount of additional rent relief as part of our budget that we just approved or sent to the full board, which will include $32 million of additional rent relief. and for that reason, we are going to be continuing this item here in front of us.

president walton? >> supervisor walton: i did have one question. i want to ask everyone this one same question. that question is, what do you think the most important reform is needed within the sheriff's department? >> should i answer? i think there are -- i'm new to the role and what the committee does and their responsibilities. kind of making sure that we're holding the sheriff's department accountable and to what they purport to do. i thinkalling those -- i think that analyzing those policies. one of the roles is conduct community outreach and speaking to people formally incarcerated in the city and county. that's part of the reason i want to make sure there's community input regarding the police operations and the jail conditions. that's probably one of the important things about this seat. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. why don't we go to alexander post. if you want to also incorporate the answer that president walton is asking, please do so. good morning. >> good morning. i'm alexander post. i live in the bayview. i'm a senior deputy stat

president walton? >> president walton: did the office of small business request the support? >> it came from small business in collaboration with the rest of the team and what they would be doing. >> president walton: who would they report to? >> the office of small business, accountable to the office of small business but physically deployed in the permit center. >> president walton: would the positions address special permits for events and walk smaller organizations through the process? >> absolutely. we know there are certain small businesses that rely on events as part of their revenue. i think it would be very important, particularly for small businesses that have that as part of their business model. >> president walton: thank you. >> thank you supervisor. >> supervisor haney: okay. i think where we are going to leave this is we'll accept that all of the recommendations other than the policy ones and continue the conversation about the policy recommendations and make final decisions before or at the hearing on monday. so it's our intention to accept the budget with the

[applause] >> thank you, president walton. yes, it is the busiest time of year for our board of supervisors and president walton's office. commissioners, appreciate your being here, and i just want to acknowledge that we are missing our -- one of our commissioners, who died last week, tony rodriguez, so if we can all just take a moment and think good thoughts for his family. i also want to take a moment to acknowledge sean buford, the president of the board of supervisors -- sherman tillman is here, as is the president of our rescue captain, paramedic rescue captains, kevin choker. if i've left anyone out, i humbly apologize. i'm terrible at thanking anyone. one person i really want to thank, chief dewitt from our support services stepped in in the middle of this project. she wrangled this together, and she's just done a great job. she's super organized, and i want to thank my sister, kathleen, the project manager. all the way through, kathleen, we felt like you had our back, and thank you for seeing this through all the way f

>> supervisor walton, thank you for the question. it was our understanding the anticipated start date was not until august 1st. the start of the new fiscal year. it starts next thursday. our understanding is that the program has approximately 20 participants identified. budgeted to serve about 100 total. based on the information that we are provided during our review. we feel confident in the recommendation we made there. >> thank you. chief, i do identified 20 participants or my understanding this was going to accelerate in terms of operational nature and you have had the provider on. it is selected. is it a matter of the final renovations to the property before you can start? >> thank you, supervisor. we have 20 lifers that are identified and ready to move in. the up grades will continue. we are now in agreement with the landlord to make the kitchen a commercial kitchen rather than just a kitchen large enough to serve all of the participants. that is a great benefit to the program. we will be ramping up very quickly and continue da