>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president walton.hink many of you know firsthand of your patronage at the city cafe not too far from here where in the old days i would go to lunch with the president of the board over 20 years ago, and it's a place where everyone from creative folks and city hall and everyday san franciscans get together to enjoy incredible offerings and impeccable service. today it is my pleasure to offer to mr. norris affectionately known as nate who is leaving after 20 years to the great state of maine. over 5 years, nate has served as executive chef and chief ambassadors and he was remarkable at this cafe and not only did he steer this iconic place in san francisco restaurants, at the same time he managed to unite communities throughout the shutdown when we all starkly saw the inequities that the pandemic only exacerbated. so, while for some the cafe is best-known for judy rodgers and caesar salads and after billy west opened just three months after the assassination of former supervisor harvey milk, i think it's

. >> thank you president walton. i would like to thank supervisor ronen for calling this hearing and reminder what happened years ago to the legislative aid and what happened to her daughter. just to think five years later we are still discussing the same thing like ground hog day. it's so infuriating. i want to thank you very much for staying true to this issue and pushing on it, and i just, i literally am sitting here trying to contain my rage after everything i have just heard knowing what people's mental health challenges were before this pandemic and especially for our youth and adolescence, the helplessness and depression and thoughts of suicide they had before and the devastating impacts on the pandemic on that. i'm sure all of us have a story and know someone who suffered. it is way pastime that mental health care must be treated the same as physical health care. it is way pastime. to see this over and over again and not just kaiser, we see it in other areas as well. and i want to thank the clinicians too who

. >> thank you president walton. i would like to thank supervisor ronen for calling this hearing and reminder what happened years ago to the legislative aid and what happened to her daughter. just to think five years later we are still discussing the same thing like ground hog day. it's so infuriating. i want to thank you very much for staying true to this issue and pushing on it, and i just, i literally am sitting here trying to contain my rage after everything i have just heard knowing what people's mental health challenges were before this pandemic and especially for our youth and adolescence, the helplessness and depression and thoughts of suicide they had before and the devastating impacts on the pandemic on that. i'm sure all of us have a story and know someone who suffered. it is way pastime that mental health care must be treated the same as physical health care. it is way pastime. to see this over and over again and not just kaiser, we see it in other areas as well. and i want to thank the clinicians too who

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, president walton.hink many of you know firsthand of your patronage at the city cafe not too far from here where in the old days i would go to lunch with the president of the board over 20 years ago, and it's a place where everyone from creative folks and city hall and everyday san franciscans get together to enjoy incredible offerings and impeccable service. today it is my pleasure to offer to mr. norris affectionately known as nate who is leaving after 20 years to the great state of maine. over 5 years, nate has served as executive chef and chief ambassadors and he was remarkable at this cafe and not only did he steer this iconic place in san francisco restaurants, at the same time he managed to unite communities throughout the shutdown when we all starkly saw the inequities that the pandemic only exacerbated. so, while for some the cafe is best-known for judy rodgers and caesar salads and after billy west opened just three months after the assassination of former supervisor harvey milk, i think it's

supervisor walton. walton aye. and supervisor chan, chan aye. 11 ayes. >> without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, are we ready to go back to item 18. >> i don't believe so, mr. president. let's continue with our. next up would be supervisor safai to hear introduction of new business. >> love going after a long hearing, got to get my head together. so i have a few things i want to talk about them. some of them i'm going to talk about abbreviated version. one of which something that supervisor peskin and i were talking about. large institutions and hofpts and hotels others, when we looked at the legislation, we were looking at our goals to achieve zero waste and diversion by 2030. we realize that number of participants were not really participating in the program of sorting and recycling. and diverting landfill. and a lot of these facilities and other frontline staff. we then put in on to the legislation that we would require update. we wanted to see how the progress was taking place i

>> aye. >> walton? >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you, without objection, the ordinances are passed on first reading. and finally passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call regular agenda new business item no. 12. >> item 12 is a resolution to approving amendment no. 1 to the agreement between crestwood behavioral health and the department of public health (dph), to provide long-term mental health services in a 24-hour locked facility, to increase the agreement by $146,936,994 for an amount not to exceed $224,216,994; to extend the term by five years from june 30, 2023, for a total agreement term of july 1, 2018, through june 30, 2028; and to authorize dph to enter into amendments or modifications to the contract prior to its final execution by all parties that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the >> call the roll. >> 12. >> supervisor? chan. >> aye. >> dorsey? >> aye. mandatory? >> aye. >> supervisor mar? >> aye. >> supervis

supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item number 5 is a resolution to authorize the property in supportive housing to exercise a option to extend the lease of property, with 124 terk lp

supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item number 5 is a resolution to authorize the property in supportive housing to exercise a option to extend the lease of property, with 124 terk lp

supervisor walton, aye, chan, aye. supervisor dorsey, there are 11 ayes. >> thank you without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading ooh nann newsly. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is a resolution to approve a fourth amendment to extend 14,000 rentable square feet of space at 25ms center to theater center. and forgive rent from january 21, to june 2021, in the amount of approximately 50,000. >> thank you, i don't see any anybody on the roster so we'll take this item came call same roll, this is adopted. item number 3. >> clerk: public comment to accept sd expend 1.2 million dollars in grant from the california department of forestry entitled urban and xhaounlt forest california investment grant program as provided to the california greenhouse gas reduction fund. >> this resolution is a doptd unanimously. please call item number 5. >> clerk: item number 5 is a resolution to authorize the property in supportive housing to exercise a option to extend the lease of property, with 124 terk lp

glad to be here supervisors, walton, chan and cabrera.ou for inviting to address this committee. my name is (inaudible) the chief of the northern california division of site mitigation and remediation program. i oversee our work in northern california. the hunters point naval shipyard is a priority for the department. the mission is protect california people communities and are environment from toxic substances, enhance economic vitality by restoring land and compel manufactures to make safer consumer products. we recognize our critical control in achieving environmental justice and we prioritize our work in communities that are long over-burdened by multiple sources of contamination and pollution like hunters point. we work to insure the investigation and site mitigation activities are thorough and the actions protect public health and the environment now and into the future. we recognize climate change as a urgent crisis and we prioritize attention to assess impact of climate change on sites including impacts of sea level rise and groun

glad to be here supervisors, walton, chan and cabrera.ou for inviting to address this committee. my name is (inaudible) the chief of the northern california division of site mitigation and remediation program. i oversee our work in northern california. the hunters point naval shipyard is a priority for the department. the mission is protect california people communities and are environment from toxic substances, enhance economic vitality by restoring land and compel manufactures to make safer consumer products. we recognize our critical control in achieving environmental justice and we prioritize our work in communities that are long over-burdened by multiple sources of contamination and pollution like hunters point. we work to insure the investigation and site mitigation activities are thorough and the actions protect public health and the environment now and into the future. we recognize climate change as a urgent crisis and we prioritize attention to assess impact of climate change on sites including impacts of sea level rise and groun

supervisor walton. walton aye. and supervisor chan, chan aye. 11 ayes. >> without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, are we ready to go back to item 18. >> i don't believe so, mr. president. let's continue with our. next up would be supervisor safai to hear introduction of new business. >> love going after a long hearing, got to get my head together. so i have a few things i want to talk about them. some of them i'm going to talk about abbreviated version. one of which something that supervisor peskin and i were talking about. large institutions and hofpts and hotels others, when we looked at the legislation, we were looking at our goals to achieve zero waste and diversion by 2030. we realize that number of participants were not really participating in the program of sorting and recycling. and diverting landfill. and a lot of these facilities and other frontline staff. we then put in on to the legislation that we would require update. we wanted to see how the progress was taking place i

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, president walton. i want to also ask a young person who actually served on this body to come forward. she served on the youth commission and is now a freshman at stanford university. ladies and gentlemen, welcome adrianna zang. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed for the introduction and for supervisor or president walton for speaking. seriously, elected official support means so much and of course, thank you supervisor safai for being here. hello to all of the new commissioners, to parents, supporters, family, friends, first off, congratulations on these new commissioners. [applause] it is beyond exciting. my name is adrianazang and i was the former chair of the san francisco youth commission and i was the district seven appointee by supervisor melgar. it has been an absolute joy serving on the san francisco youth commission. for the past two years, i was the district 7 representative and to be honest, i still remember that very exact moment i received the e-mail in which then president norma

walton aye.chair preston, preston aye, 3 ayes. >> thank you, the motion passes, thank you again to the grand jury civil grand jury members for all of their reports including this last one and thank you vice chair chan for your leadership and longstanding work for our parks. please call items 7 to 17 close session items. >> chair preston, can i. ?fm before you go to the next item. i want to clarify we're tracking the recommendations, we didn't hear any supervisor speak to recommendations what numbers are? r2, r3. >> is it the same that you gave us. >> okay. >> i think vice chair chan addressed them, they're the same response and i think she just addressed them collectively on the record. do you need them verbally? >> i do. >> vice chair chan. recommendation two will not be the implemented because the jurisdiction has of the rec and park department website. and then recommendation 3.1 will not be implemented by the board of saoufps uz because the board does not have jurisdiction over the administra

board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct from the libraries we are joined by the city librarian. both will present us on a tour later o. i will say something with the librarian. libraries are a center of knowledge for our community. a place of res spit where teem people learn and grow. through the nobodying us on making them a beacon of libraries throughout the nation, these accomplices are a center of safety for our communityip want to thank the city librarian for his role in doing that this does not happen without communities. this has to be community driven and lead. in the bay view the department is leading this effort with the supervisor's office through the bay view program. we have a lot of partners there involved at the table. parker from the y and many others who you will hear from

president walton. members any questions. thank you. i don't have a question i wanted state the specifics of the amendments that i'm asking someone to move forward on the committee. >> i have those right here and please. proceed. >> perfect. thank you, pageon proposal to remove section 30.1c, a plan that no longer exists. page 7, principle to change section 30.5f1 to read, by match 15th, 2024 rather than march 15 of 23. to give the necessary time to prepare the workforce development plan. page 7. remove reference in 30.5f1 to the same nonexisting economic plan we proposed to remove referenceed in the first proposed change. and would remove the word, strategy plan for economic development. on page 7. the update to the city wide workforce frommanual to bianual to allow to evaluate system level change that need time to successfully implement by changing by march 15 of 2 and every year thereafter to march 15 of 25 and every 2 years thereafter. >> thank you. president walton. any responses to the memorandum

commissioner walton. >> thank you, chair mandelman. a quick question because we can pull projects out of here and vote on projects we want to support? >> yeah. i believe that's the case, director chang? >> thank you. >> and commissioner ronen? >> i would make a motion that we continue this item to the next meeting. while -- i understand what president walton is saying but i'm wondering, i just think the funding is relational so we should probably consider it as a whole. will this delay, i mean, will this cause any catastrophe to any of the projects and i want to make sure it doesn't do that? >> the deadline that we're up against is giving our list of prioritized projects to mtc by the end of september. >> okay. >> so the 27th works? >> it does work, okay. i would like to make a motion that we continue this item until the 27th. >> great. there's been a motion made by commissioner ronen and seconded by commissioner safai. thank you, ms. laford and we have bart director dusty here. would she like to come up and say hello. [laughter] you'r

supervisor walton in his comments. you see review of the soil standards and this was the basis for the come plains the doctor who lead this review admitted that he had been a paid consultant for the developer. i'm submitingly you in what i did in e mill form the original complaint and findings of the monitor and declaration of that was submitted to a judge regarding the prospect suspicion 65 health and safety risk and want to ends saying the simplest and most effective thing you do to arc choef the goals is to reinstate the hunter's point ship yard board. thank you. >> you know it it funny main thing they want don't want here for you know legal reasons is saying somebody on a parole saying i will not go to the parole office i will get caught. funny to me. the d ph spent time telling us what they are not how much they are not responsible for anything here. if you are in the responsible don't be here. have basic respect for the grandz your and the appointment community and don't waist people's time if it is in the your j

>>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, supervisor walton. mr. presley, i have known you for years and honest broker and good at what you do. i think the airport -- nicely said and it should not have come to this and whether it's staff that worked with local 2 that is no longer with the airport, this should have been resolved. >> you are absolutely right. we are 3 plus 10 and there is room for an airport part solution. i see just what you see which is absolutely no reason that you can't get in a room and the airport has something to give. your employer group has something to give. as you said local 2 has already given a lot and you have to sit down and work it out and we want to see this strike finished. >> i think you got two percent to move. wrap it up tonight. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i don't see anymore questions from colleagues. >> i would like to give director sataro the opportunity. i know he said this was just brought to his attention and more recently caught off guard but that has been part of the negotiations here at city hall.

lukas walton, the grandson of sam walton, has built billeders vision, over $4 billion in capital.on one side and give it away on the other. lukas walton has decided to tie it all together to fund solutions, the food supply, clean oceans and the energy transition >> what we're doing here is challenging. i just start with that every day. we're trying to tie together cultures from hilanthropy, fro impact investment and from -- and venture capitalists, right, not to mention public pashgts and equity managers. that's three different cultures right there. >> challenging but successful. he was an early investor in sweetgreen and beyond meat his bc fund is now in the top qu quaurtile of returns today builders vision announcing $1 billion in their charitable foundation is now 90% invested in impact investments. that's about five times the average for a typical endowment. you can read the entire interview on cnbc pro. this is the first time lukas walton has given an in-depth interview. it's certainly worth checking out on cnbc pro. guys >> what was it like? what was he like personally? >> r

susan phillips, and members of the board of surprisers including the president of the board walton, members mandalten, dorsey and our state sin scott wiener. we are here because we as a city and county of san francisco officially are declaring a state of emergency for a public health crisis in san francisco involving monkeypox and more clearly, we want to make it known that san francisco has one of the highest case rates already of monkeypox of any other major city in the country. and just to put that into perspective recollect we saw over the past couple weeks the numbers begin to increase. at one point there was 60 and 80 and 140 and when there was 140 on july 20 i sent a letter to the secretary of the department of health and human service expressing significant concern and urgency for the need of vaccine in san francisco and we are at a very scary place and we dont want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. so many leaders of the lgbt community weeks ago asked for additional help and support and assistance and this was july 20 and now here we are. july july 28 and double

. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> >> stephanie present. great. thank you, mr. clerk. before our next item. i know you have public comment announcement. >> yes, i do. >> for the public interested in participating in the meeting we welcome you in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall or watch chabl channel 26 or 99. streamed live on sfgov.org. for those wish to comment remote dial 415-655-0001 then access code: 2495 385 4046 ##. you will listen for the mote nothing role time when public comment is called press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. don't press star 3 again or you will be removed. when your line is unmuted you you will be allowed 2 minuteses to speak. then we move to the next caller calls are taken in the order which they are received. speak slowly and clear and turn down anything around you. public comment will be taken from the public in attendance in the chamber and then after from the remote queue on the phone line, thank you. >> thank you, mr. clerk. before calling our next item i'm invoking rule 3.26 to limit total comment to 30 minutes pe

in one key editor of the publication of quizzes gentlemen, last year walton and especially in the early teens and essentially much like henry chadwick had popularized baseball among kind in the middle class americans, last year walton would do the same for the african-americans by sensually covering the sport in the pages of his newspaper realizing its significance in building communities for african-americans and now a couple things i can't resist mature because were talking about him, a cultural figure for a lot of reasons and in 1913, anyway: one of the first lie don't like the phrase as political correctness that he's the one who said that they should have negro which is a common term with a capitol and thereby making it designated people group he was successful in that and there's just kind of a small step and they were playing so many roles but why does he take that issue, his overall goal of course was the inclusion and recognition and the role of the african-americans in american society would later on have a political race to cat resistance, work for the democratic national com