member walton. walton aye. chair chan >> aye. >> chan aye. we have three ayes. >> thank you, motion passes. as reminder for everyone, today we are hearing the final two budget trailing legislation. at the last hearing we already move substantive amendments for both items, but both require second hearing at committee so we can move both to the full board, along with the rest of the budget package. since we already have those conversation on both items, we will not have presentation, and we do though have city departments here to answer any additional questions that the committee members may have. with that said, mr. clerk, please call item 1. >> item 1, ordinance amending the business and tax regulation code to extend through december 31, 2024 the gross receipts tax rates effect january 1, 2022 for the business activities of retail trade, certain services, manufacturing, food services, accommodations and arts entertain and recreation and post pone to january 1, 2025 the imposition of the gross reseelths tax rates otherwise set to go into effec

this is blez walton.er but he wanted to tell it starting from the beginning. the two brothers just paid and were still standing in the checkout line when they saw something strange. >> what is the first thing you hear or see that's weird? >> everybody looks to the main entrance and we all look as well. everybody in nakima. and then a loud sound happens and three people go flying. that's when people realize what's going on and they run. >> three people go flying in the air. >> they just like fell backwards. whoo. it was scary. >> did you think it was a bomb or something? >> i thought it was a bomb at first but then when i heard the two gunfire sounds, i knew it wasn't just a bomb. it was something else. >> reporter: he knew he had to protect himself and more than that, he knew he was responsible for his younger brother. >> you grabbed your brother as fast as you could. >> yeah, and just ran. >> were you pushing him? >> yes. >> you didn't want him to see anything. that's hard for -- that would be hard for m

walton. thank you, chair shannon. again, supervisor ronan, just want to express my gratitude for stepping in and bringing everyone together. i want to thank the advocates for coming to the table. you worked on weekends. you brought folks in and continued to work because we knew how important this was. and so i just want to say i appreciate you and obviously we still have a lot of work to do, but this certainly is a step in the right direction and helping us be able to preserve some vital resources for areas that were carved out in the original legislation. so thank you. thank you. and supervisor, fyi. thank you, chair. thank you. supervisor ronan. this is a good, good step in the right direction. i think it's a creative solution, but it also exhibits what it means to bring all the stakeholders to the table because you can't make these decisions unilaterally when you have a whole constituency of people that have been involved in this conversation. and i think it's really important that each si

i remember ronan ronan absent member walton walton i chair chan i chan i. we have three eyes with vice chair and member ronan absent. thank you and the motion passes and with that, mr. clark, is there any further business before us? madam chair, this concludes our business on this agenda. thank you. and with that, just a reminder that we will reconvene on our recess budget and appropriation committee meeting from monday. june 26th at 10 a.m. today. so we will all be back just in eight minutes from now. and with that, this meeting is adjourned. >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪♪ >> the legacy bars and

walton. thank you, chair shannon. again, supervisor ronan, just want to express my gratitude for stepping in and bringing everyone together. i want to thank the advocates for coming to the table. you worked on weekends. you brought folks in and continued to work because we knew how important this was. and so i just want to say i appreciate you and obviously we still have a lot of work to do, but this certainly is a step in the right direction and helping us be able to preserve some vital resources for areas that were carved out in the original legislation. so thank you. thank you. and supervisor, fyi. thank you, chair. thank you. supervisor ronan. this is a good, good step in the right direction. i think it's a creative solution, but it also exhibits what it means to bring all the stakeholders to the table because you can't make these decisions unilaterally when you have a whole constituency of people that have been involved in this conversation. and i think it's really important that each si

vice chair walton. >> thank you.hair dorsey i want to say thank you to commissioner caminong for highlighting the assets of san francisco. there are amazing things in the city and need to continue to inform communities inform everyone that our city is thriving regardless of irresponsible their tifs i thank you for that. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you. i wanted say a pleasure to work with you. commissioner. so proud you have been a strong voice from our community and your community. and all of san francisco. keep up the great work. happy to support you and continue to work together on making san francisco night life and our city cultural scene thriving -- and grow. thank you. can we open up to public comment come thank you. >> member who is wish to speem in person line up to speak at this time. for those remote on the call in line press star 3 to enter the line. public comment is now closed. i would like to recommend seat one of the entertainment commission and sends it to the full board. >> yes o that motion. vice

member walton. walton aye. chair chan >> aye. >> chan aye. we have three ayes. >> thank you, motion passes. as reminder for everyone, today we are hearing the final two budget trailing legislation. at the last hearing we already move substantive amendments for both items, but both require second hearing at committee so we can move both to the full board, along with the rest of the budget package. since we already have those conversation on both items, we will not have presentation, and we do though have city departments here to answer any additional questions that the committee members may have. with that said, mr. clerk, please call item 1. >> item 1, ordinance amending the business and tax regulation code to extend through december 31, 2024 the gross receipts tax rates effect january 1, 2022 for the business activities of retail trade, certain services, manufacturing, food services, accommodations and arts entertain and recreation and post pone to january 1, 2025 the imposition of the gross reseelths tax rates otherwise set to go into effec

supervisor walton. thank you. clothes i do have 5 amendments my office has of and they're nonsubstantive to the file and i would read them quickly. you have all received these page one line one 3 add and city controller after administrative. page 1 line 17 add comma to the city controller's office comma after account. pain 2 tlur-7 ordinance number 275-06 requires the office of city add administrator encourage all contractors subject to make vol they're contributions to an acounsel to be used the legacy of the slave rear era on persons subjected slavery and descendants page 3 line 11 and 12 the administrator and controltory cent letters to all city vendors by ordinance 275-0 sick after urges. and page 3 line 12 and 13 strike contracts profits to make after number 275-0 sick. amendments made by supervisor walton is there a second for those amendments made by supervisor ronen? without objection. the amendments are adoptd and on the item as amended a roll call. >> item 80 supervisor chan. >> aye yoochl dorsey >> aye

and, vice chair walton. >> thank you. i wanted to state that you are all aware that my office introduced the legislation to reauthorize the workforce committee and the focus is to make sure that city departments are, lined in terms when the definition of work norse development is resources to provide the best benefit to community and get the skills so folks get jobs available and prepared. i'm excited about the mittee now up and running. i'm excited about the 3 candidates. experience. and the fact they are prepared serve is something i want to thank them for, also and with that said i know supervisor safai does have something to say but i do want to make a motion to refer this item to the full burden as a committee report with positive recommendation for consideration on july 25, 2023. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you chair and supervisor walton. i think it is really fortunate have individuals that have i broad perspective of relationships within our city. we have different pockets of our city with different r

supervisor walton. thank you. clothes i do have 5 amendments my office has of and they're nonsubstantive to the file and i would read them quickly. you have all received these page one line one 3 add and city controller after administrative. page 1 line 17 add comma to the city controller's office comma after account. pain 2 tlur-7 ordinance number 275-06 requires the office of city add administrator encourage all contractors subject to make vol they're contributions to an acounsel to be used the legacy of the slave rear era on persons subjected slavery and descendants page 3 line 11 and 12 the administrator and controltory cent letters to all city vendors by ordinance 275-0 sick after urges. and page 3 line 12 and 13 strike contracts profits to make after number 275-0 sick. amendments made by supervisor walton is there a second for those amendments made by supervisor ronen? without objection. the amendments are adoptd and on the item as amended a roll call. >> item 80 supervisor chan. >> aye yoochl dorsey >> aye

i supervisor walton walton. i supervisor chan chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor and guardian i supervisor mandolin mandolin i supervisor melgar melgar i supervisor peskin peskin i supervisor preston preston i and supervisor saphire safai i there are ten eyes the resolution is adopted. madam clerk would you please read the immemorial? today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor stephanie and supervisor peskin for the late john bateson on behalf of supervisor walton for the late marcia simms, on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late michael murphy, and on behalf of motion made by supervisor peskin on behalf of the entire board of supervisors in loving memory of larry griffin, the board of supervisors is adjourned. >> it is one of the first steps families and step to secure their future and provide a sense of stability for them and their loved ones. your home, it is something that could be passed down to your children and grandchildren. a as

supervisor walton >> thank you. clothes today with supervisor chan i'm introducing amendments to strengthen the language access ordinance the lao. working with the community and o sea on inform you know san francisco is a national leader for language access services but there is definitely room for improve. not all departments comply with the lao. a baptist history on language access in san francisco. in 99 the california state auditor concluded some agency were not in compliance with the act. which required gentleman entities to provide services in languages to people who require bilingual assist analysis. as a response the board of supervisors and enacted the equal access to service ordinance in 2001. requires departments to provide access services for limited english proficiency persons. the bhoord introduce today in 2009 and made ma'am in 2014 and 15. through collaboration with community, specific low language access network the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs i'm introducing new amendments toda

i supervisor walton walton. i supervisor chan chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor and guardian i supervisor mandolin mandolin i supervisor melgar melgar i supervisor peskin peskin i supervisor preston preston i and supervisor saphire safai i there are ten eyes the resolution is adopted. madam clerk would you please read the immemorial? today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor stephanie and supervisor peskin for the late john bateson on behalf of supervisor walton for the late marcia simms, on behalf of supervisor melgar for the late michael murphy, and on behalf of motion made by supervisor peskin on behalf of the entire board of supervisors in loving memory of larry griffin, the board of supervisors is adjourned. go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique,

supervisor walton >> thank you. clothes today with supervisor chan i'm introducing amendments to strengthen the language access ordinance the lao. working with the community and o sea on inform you know san francisco is a national leader for language access services but there is definitely room for improve. not all departments comply with the lao. a baptist history on language access in san francisco. in 99 the california state auditor concluded some agency were not in compliance with the act. which required gentleman entities to provide services in languages to people who require bilingual assist analysis. as a response the board of supervisors and enacted the equal access to service ordinance in 2001. requires departments to provide access services for limited english proficiency persons. the bhoord introduce today in 2009 and made ma'am in 2014 and 15. through collaboration with community, specific low language access network the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs i'm introducing new amendments toda

good morning safai and walton. i'm chief policy communication for the office of san francisco da exit like a moment to say thank you for hearing our ordinance to extend the sunset date to june 30, 2026. the da is proud to serve as the chair established in 2012. and the body is charged encourage the development of criminal sentenceings strategies prioritize public safety and emphasize fairness and employ evidence based practice and ewe lierz san francisco criminal justice resources. >> the membership was developed ensure representation from city and county partners involved in the criminal justice system and those who come in contact >> each seat represents time arrest to post release and the critical access points for support services provided to victims and survivors. in addition to this service and experience the commission includes experts around sentencing and analysis. these are essential conversation points and correct to data informed improvements and practices regarding sentences. >> our office joined by de

supervisor walton who is here with us in committee is the sponsor of this hearing, so supervisor walton, i will turn it over to you. the floor is yours. >> thank you so much chair preston and thank you to community for being here this morning. i are just want to start by talking about some things that have been reported to my office. what we have been hearing about eugene burger. since they have taken over propertys i have been receiving several disturbing reports on their quality of services, the lack of how they take care of residents and properties, reports of excessive trash, primarily in sunnydale, lack of inspections for vacant units, which is a major safety concern, and this is primarily in potrero hill. reports of eugene burger unresponsive inadequate turn around, time for maintenance and total disregard of resident needs, which we know is unacceptable, and does not just fall on eugene burger. the housing authority has to hold this contractor accountable. developers play a role in the conditions at the site as well and additionally responsible for insuring community benefit from

president peskin. >> thank you supervisor walton. i rise to offer an amendment to item number 19 that is part of the budget package, which is the ordinance amending the election's code to opt out of a state law enacted last year that would require the names of supporters and opponents of local ballot measures to be listed in the ballot statement for any election. this measure did incompass the state law incompassed and applied to charter cities like san francisco, but gave us the ability to opt out and that is what this legislation provides. and given the fiscal situation that we face, i think it made sense. it costs according to john arts our director of elections in so far as it could add 125 characters per side per ballot measure and additional page. cost as much as a half million dollars so i concur with the legislation but it is nice if we can comply with ab1416 and to that end i like to offer a amendment that does not make this permanent but requires us to revisit this on a annual basis and that has been distributed to all of y

stephanie i commissioner walton walton i. there are seven eyes with commissioner chan dissenting.otion is approved. thank you so much. mr. clerk, please call the next item . item five adopt for 2023 prop l five year prioritization program and amend the prop l strategic plan baseline. this is an action item. thank you. we have camille joshua here, assistant transportation planner . welcome, miss garcia. all right. good morning, commissioners. i'm camille kushwaha, assistant transportation planner, tv. i'm going to be pulling up my slides and it says that i'm sharing the screen. okay. should be. all right. as a reminder, the expenditure plan requires development and board approval of a five year prioritization programs or five types as a requisite to allocation of funds from a given program, along with the adoption of the prop strategic plan. this slide illustrates the iterative process we go through every five years to identify the projects that will receive prop l funding in the next five years in step one, the cac and board approved the strategic plan baseline, which established

supervisor walton. thank you. clothes i do have 5 amendments my office has of and they're nonsubstantive to the file and i would read them quickly. you have all received these page one line one 3 add and city controller after administrative. page 1 line 17 add comma to the city controller's office comma after account. pain 2 tlur-7 ordinance number 275-06 requires the office of city add administrator encourage all contractors subject to make vol they're contributions to an acounsel to be used the legacy of the slave rear era on persons subjected slavery and descendants page 3 line 11 and 12 the administrator and controltory cent letters to all city vendors by ordinance 275-0 sick after urges. and page 3 line 12 and 13 strike contracts profits to make after number 275-0 sick. amendments made by supervisor walton is there a second for those amendments made by supervisor ronen? without objection. the amendments are adoptd and on the item as amended a roll call. >> item 80 supervisor chan. >> aye yoochl dorsey >> aye

walton no. supervisor chan chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor irwin cardio and cardio i supervisor randleman mandel i supervisor melgar melgar i supervisor peskin i pesky and i supervisor preston preston no and supervisor ronen roni and i. there are nine eyes and two nose with supervisors walton and preston voting no. those ordinances are final passed. madam clerk, could you please read items 19 and 20 together? items 19 and 20 comprise two resolutions that approve airport leases at the san francisco international airport. item 19 approves the 2023 lease and use agreement with 29 airlines to conduct flight operations for a ten year term through june 30th, 2033 to affirm the sequa determination and to make the appropriate findings and for item 20, this approves the 2023 lease and use agreement with 11 airlines to also conduct flight operations for a ten year term through june 30th, 2033, and to affirm the secret determination and to make the appropriate findings. roll call on items 19 a

president peskin. >> thank you supervisor walton. i rise to offer an amendment to item number 19 that is part of the budget package, which is the ordinance amending the election's code to opt out of a state law enacted last year that would require the names of supporters and opponents of local ballot measures to be listed in the ballot statement for any election. this measure did incompass the state law incompassed and applied to charter cities like san francisco, but gave us the ability to opt out and that is what this legislation provides. and given the fiscal situation that we face, i think it made sense. it costs according to john arts our director of elections in so far as it could add 125 characters per side per ballot measure and additional page. cost as much as a half million dollars so i concur with the legislation but it is nice if we can comply with ab1416 and to that end i like to offer a amendment that does not make this permanent but requires us to revisit this on a annual basis and that has been distributed to all of y

walton no. supervisor chan chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor irwin cardio and cardio i supervisor randleman mandel i supervisor melgar melgar i supervisor peskin i pesky and i supervisor preston preston no and supervisor ronen roni and i. there are nine eyes and two nose with supervisors walton and preston voting no. those ordinances are final passed. madam clerk, could you please read items 19 and 20 together? items 19 and 20 comprise two resolutions that approve airport leases at the san francisco international airport. item 19 approves the 2023 lease and use agreement with 29 airlines to conduct flight operations for a ten year term through june 30th, 2033 to affirm the sequa determination and to make the appropriate findings and for item 20, this approves the 2023 lease and use agreement with 11 airlines to also conduct flight operations for a ten year term through june 30th, 2033, and to affirm the secret determination and to make the appropriate findings. roll call on items 19 a

president peskin. >> thank you supervisor walton. i rise to offer an amendment to item number 19 that is part of the budget package, which is the ordinance amending the election's code to opt out of a state law enacted last year that would require the names of supporters and opponents of local ballot measures to be listed in the ballot statement for any election. this measure did incompass the state law incompassed and applied to charter cities like san francisco, but gave us the ability to opt out and that is what this legislation provides. and given the fiscal situation that we face, i think it made sense. it costs according to john arts our director of elections in so far as it could add 125 characters per side per ballot measure and additional page. cost as much as a half million dollars so i concur with the legislation but it is nice if we can comply with ab1416 and to that end i like to offer a amendment that does not make this permanent but requires us to revisit this on a annual basis and that has been distributed to all of y