walton and on that motion, by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that, supervisor peskin be excused from today's meeting. vice chair mandelman. mandelman. absent member. melgar. melgar a member. walton walton i member. dorsey dorsey i chair. chan i chan i now we have four eyes with vice chair mandelman on that motion to excuse us. and now on the motion by member walton. seconded by chair chan to forward this ordinance to the full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman mandelman. absent. member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. dorsey dorsey i chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with vice chair mandelman absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and so with that, mr. clerk, please call item number two. yes. item number two is a resolution concurring with the comptroller certification. that department services previously approved can be performed by private contractor for a lower cost than similar work performed by city and county employees for the following services as security information and guest services. parking operations. shuttle bus services for the airport. citations paratransit parking meter collection. security. towing transit shelte

on that motion to recommend vice chair walton a walton i supervisor safaÍ safaÍ i chair ronen i ronenion passes unanimously. thank you, mr. clerk. are there any further items before us today? there are no additional items on today's agenda. the meeting is adjourned . >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud of you know, it's not much free left in the world anymore so we managed to do that through donations and through our gift shops. you got a real look and real appreciation of what early transit systems are like. this was the transit of the day from about 1875 to about 1893 or later, you know. cable car museum is free, come on in. take a day. come down. rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never come in and they always enjoy themselves. people love cable cars and th

walton and on that motion, by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that, supervisor peskin be excused from today's meeting. vice chair mandelman. mandelman. absent member. melgar. melgar a member. walton walton i member. dorsey dorsey i chair. chan i chan i now we have four eyes with vice chair mandelman on that motion to excuse us. and now on the motion by member walton. seconded by chair chan to forward this ordinance to the full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman mandelman. absent. member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. dorsey dorsey i chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with vice chair mandelman absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and so with that, mr. clerk, please call item number two. yes. item number two is a resolution concurring with the comptroller certification. that department services previously approved can be performed by private contractor for a lower cost than similar work performed by city and county employees for the following services as security information and guest services. parking operations. shuttle bus services for the airport. citations paratransit parking meter collection. security. towing transit shelte

walton walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes. member peskin. absent. thank you. and that motion passes. and now, with that, we are going to go into some other actions for tonight. really are the final actions to wrap up department issues from this morning. the committee will be accepting all the remaining budget and legislative, analysts recommendations, except for hrc, human rights commission one, human rights commission seven. so the hrc one is a substitution for a management position. and then for the hrc is, of course, we're rejecting the recommendation. and accepting the. reinvestment initiatives. and then we're going to also reject bla recommendation on ecm for ecm five and ecm six total of $18.6 million, out of which $15 million for the downtown core, $3.3 million for the tourist district. for the welcome ambassador. the committee is also accepting the budget and legislative analyst recommendation for the following , which will be included in the mayor's technical adjustment encumbrance. close out in various departments totaling over 7 million. well, i should read it out. 7,399,099 $4 of the general fund and 10,860, 990, $955 of non general fund savings, and those those are the sorry that over that, over that $10 million is the non-general fund saving for the 20 for the fiscal year 24, which is the current savings of the various departments total of 2,397,000 and $190 of the general fund savings. we also need to combine items 16 and 17 with items three and four. so with that, that's the motion that i just read out and that we're can we take them all together? vice second by vice chair mandelman and a roll call please. and on that motion by church offered by church and seconded by vice chair, mandelman has so read into the record by the chair, vice chair mandelman i mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin. absent thank you. and that motion passes. so, colleagues, that's really the final action, for tonight. so i just want to want to offer the floor. if any of you have any closing remarks before i make the closing remarks. vice chair mandelman. it's awkward to be doing this at 630. rather than 230, but i do want to thank you, chair chan and your staff, you're going to thank all the. i'm not going to think to thank all the people who ought to be thanked, but, you know, this was not an easy budget year, to the mayor's staff and the comptroller who have been working on this for a very long time, you know, it was, it was not easy for you all, and it was not going to be easy for this committee. but i want to thank you, chair chan, again for, for getting us here and getting us, getting us out, relatively early. and i want to thank, henry druff on my staff for his work. thank you. and supervisor

walton and then, a roll call, please hang on. that motion by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that this hearing be heard and filed. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. chan i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. the motion passes and, mr. clerk, do we have any other items before us today, madam chair, that completes our business. thank you. the meeting's adjourned. >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just to the office but any time of the day. >> it shows there is excitement and energy and people wore looking forward to enjoying the space that people may want to end up in downtown. >> we've been operating in the financial district since 2016 with the treasury and coming up we had a small surge in business in the leidesdorff and in about the fi

walton walton i, supervisor safaÍ i safaÍ i chair ronen i ronen i the motion passes without objection. i motion the amendments pass unanimously. and mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. yes. on the motion to continue the matter to the call of the chair. vice chair. waltonaÍ safaÍ i chair. ronen, i ronen i, there is no objection to the motion to continue the matter to the call of the chair, as amended. motion passes unanimously. thank you. mr. clerk. can you please read item number seven? item number seven is ordinance approving the amended airport surveillance technology policy governing the use of pre-security cameras. and we have guy clark, from the airport to present. good morning. good morning. chair. vice chair walton and supervisor safaÍ. thank you for having, guy clark, the it cybersecurity governance compliance director at the airport, as you noted, we're presenting the amended pre security cameras, surveillance technology policy. this policy was approved by the board probably five years just after it was initial policy, probably five years ago, right after the ordinance was first. originally done. and, the other the other three items, the airtrain, the shuttle busses and the bart streaming were in the inventory. evidently, this was before i st

on that motion to recommend vice chair walton a walton i supervisor safaÍ safaÍ i chair ronen i ronenion passes unanimously. thank you, mr. clerk. are there any further items before us today? there are no additional items on today's agenda. the meeting is adjourned . >> why does it been a process and celebration standing up together a difference luther against deliberation and i think justice and. freedom and love over the decades more and more people are standing up against bigotry and hate a media to celebrate love and resilient of our community. now over 5 hundred on people to anti legislation introduced across the country many targeting trainers youth to me not just a month but drawing how ethnicity say fighting for justice everyone person to celebrated for who they are this is a reunion time to lift up our voices and shower our community with love and appreciation. pride month so showing up confidently in myself i love to have ethnicity and solid a dart anyone's our community and to jose for the indulgence and more. >> our city has a rich legacy of queer and transand occupy mysel

walton i. walton i supervisor safaÍ i safaÍ i chair ronen, i ronen i the motion passes without objection. the motion passes unanimously. and then if we can, continue this item to, next week's meeting on june 17th on the motion to continue the matter, as amended to june 17th, vice chair waltonrvisor safaÍ i safaÍ i chair . ronen i ronen i the motion passes without objection. motion passes without objection, mr. clerk, can you please read item number four? item number four is an ordinance amending the public works code to streamline the enforcement of vending requirements and restrictions, clarifying vending permit applications and compliance requirements. and, supervisor safaÍ, this is your amendment to my legislation, so i don't know if you'd like to speak to it. this was a hostile amendment. just kidding. yes. no, i just we spoke about it last week. i think it sat on now for a week based on the amendments that we've put forward in terms of the, street vending, essentially, and the idea was and i said this last week, i'll just be very brief, is that once notice is given to people that are on the streets illegally vending, that can't produce a permit, that can't produce receipts, we have to follow due process. we have to give them notice that's required, but what's not requ

walton mel walton i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. chan i chan i we have five eyes. thank you and the motion passes. and so with that, mr. clerk, please call item 12. yes item number 12 is an ordinance amending the park code to authorize the recreation and park department to charge a fee for reserving tennis and pickleball courts at locations other than golden gate park tennis center, and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. madam chair, thank you. and this item again is continue from the conversation that we have from last week and that i believe that, we have a conversation with the mayor's office and that we also understand the challenges that we need. we need to figure out, like, really, about the core court reservation fee structure, and i am going to assume that we're in agreement that we could table this item for the time being until we know exactly what we want to do with the court reservation fee. vice chair mandelman. i mean, since some things are still open, i'm wondering if that's something that needs to be continued until later today. no, i think we can vote on it. i mean, i mean, i think that like, this is so if we continue to this like, i mean, i think this is part of the calculation of like the budget as well. so i think that my question is like what is the like like we at some point i get it, it's hard to make these decisions and i'm never going to say that it's easy. like, but at some point we need to start making the decision because like, as we know, all the in the entire budget, including the motion that we have, introduced yesterday, all these actually are layers of like real budget decisions that we have to make. and then to say, why don't why don't we say this like, director dunning, can you actually tell us exactly how much is the fiscal impact of this reservation court reservation fee right now, as it currently stands? yeah, the current estimate that in the proposed budget for each of the coming years, there's about $475,000 of revenue related to this fee. so, i mean, i think that like at this moment, like, sorry, like i think at this moment, like i think that there's like a thoughts and agreement that, that i thought we reach. but apparently we did not. i'm happy to continue this, but i am okay. i mean, i thought that we have an agreement to, to, table this item for now, but but then again, i thought that we also have agreement on other items. so supervisor chan, respectfully, i think we are very close. that is a cost. and so we want to make sure we understand how to fit that cost into the greater budget package as we proceed throughout the day. so, i think we're close on this, but i'd, ask this committee to, to hold until we have a full understanding of the package of potential costs as we finalize the budget. that sounds good. so then if that's the case, then let's also continue this. then can we at least dispose item number 13? all right. wait. i i actually do need control controller to say we have a solution to item number 13. good morning, chair chan devin mccauley, citywide budget manager. yes. thank you for your patience. we have consulted with the department and we are in agreement that we can move forward. great. so, mr. clerk, please call item number 13. yes. item number 13 is the ordinance appropriating 400,000 of assessment appeals fee revenue from filing fees, hearing fees, and finding of fact fees collected in fiscal year 2023 to 2024 to support the assessment appeals boards. cost of operation, including the development of an online assessment appeals application filing system. madam chair, thank you. and with that, like sounds like we had an agreement on this item. so then like i colleagues i would like to move this with recommend to full board with recommendation. second by vice chairman domain. and may i have a roll call please. and on that motion by chair chan, seconded by vice chair mandelman to forward the resolution to the july 9th. full board with a positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman a mandelman i member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. chan i chan i we have five eyes. thank you. and the motion passes. and now that we are going to continue these conversations, let's i. we also have a budget and finance committee schedule at 1030. so what i'm going to do now is that we're going to go on recess. to 2:00, and, but i don't think we need a motion for that because it's less than 12 hours. no, madam chair, thank you. and so that with that, the budget and appropriation committee is on recess. budget and finance. he's going to ask me. what do you mean? let us know. sfgovtv, i see what you mean. i am ready, i can go, aaron and shamann. all right, so two. here. aaron.

walton. vice chair. mandelman mandelman. absent member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent. chair. chan i chan i we have three eyes with vice chair mandelman and member peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes and do we have any other business before us, madam chair? that completes our business. thank you. today's meeting is adjourned. >> come shop dine and play. taraval street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect st

walton. walton i member. peskin. peskin absent. chair.chan i sorry ten i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you and the motion passes. let's go to recess. >> come shop dine and play. taraval street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo gameboard and enter a raffle event. >> my name is marta i'm the management here with public works. it is found

walton. walton i member. peskin. peskin absent. chair.chan i sorry ten i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you and the motion passes. let's go to recess. >> driver, bye. >> hi. i'm will b. mixture weltake a walk with me. >> i just love taking strolls in san francisco. they are so many cool and exciting things to see. like -- what is that there? what is that for? hi. buddy. how are you. >> what is that for. >> i'm firefighter with the san francisco fire department havings a great day, thank you for asking. this is a dry sand pipe. dry sand pipes are multilevel building in san francisco and the world. they are a piping system to facilitate the fire engineaire ability to pump water in a buildings that is on fire. >> a fire truck shows up and does what? >> the fire engine will pull up to the upon front of the building do, spotting the building. you get an engine in the area that is safe. firefighters then take the hose lyoning line it a hydrant and that give us an endsless supply of water. >> wow, cool. i don't see water, wh

walton. walton i member. peskin. peskin absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member.absent. thank you. and the motion passes , colleagues, i see that right now. it's 1242, may we take a recess for about about 30 minutes so that we come back at 1:15 p.m, and then we'll continue on and go back the next, city departments that we're going to come back to is going to be the, office of economic and workforce development. and then we'll go back onto the order that was listed. i think that some of these conversations will have to be ongoing. thank youlocals. >> (music). >> the work go ahead offered i didn't the rec and park friday's local young people between 14 and 17 to be part 6 the workforce and eastern responsibility and professionalism and gain job skills and assignments in neighborhoods parking and recreation centers and includes art and crafts, sport, cooking, gardening and facility support and so many more. >> (multiple voices). >> i think we're part of the this is the fact we're outdoors and it is really great to be in nature and workreation is great first step to f

walton i walton. i, the motion passes without objection with supervisor chan being absent. thank you. motion carries. mr. clerk, please call item number five. item number five is a motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination for the appointment of c don clay to the police commission for a term ending april 30th, 2028. all right. good morning, supervisors waltonon, first, i want to thank you for giving me this, brief opportunity to introduce myself and address the mayor's nomination of me for the police commission. now, my resume and with the newspaper articles written, give you sort of a glimpse of who i am, including the fact that i'm a 45 year resident of the city of san francisco. so now, the major question i've been given and ask about is, is most people want to know, well, why do i want to serve on this commission during this time period? and it's pretty simple. my answer is why not serve? i see my serving as a continuation of my pledge to continue public service. once i left private practice of law. now look over my career as an attorney and a judge. my personal and professional life experiences have allowed me to acquire the unique skills and understanding of the subject matter that the commission faces and face. i do understand the need of treating people in this community decently, fairly and honestly each and every day. the communi

walton and then, a roll call, please hang on. that motion by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that this hearing be heard and filed. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin i. peskin i chair. chan i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. the motion passes and, mr. clerk, do we have any other items before us today, madam chair, that completes our business. thank you. the meeting's adjourned. >> come shop dine and play. taraval street is open for business. >> i am a coowner at 19th. this establishment came about when me and my brother andy, coowner, we decided that it time for us to take a step up in the barber industry, and open up a space of our own. ory business is a community that shows their true artistic side of the barber industry. we are involved in teraival bingo so stop by, get a hair cut and when you do you get the barber sticker made just for us. i say in three words we are community, arts and here to help any way possible we can, so come by, visit at barber lounge, 907 taraval in the sunset. you can find us on instagram. >> time for teraival bingo supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect sti

walton, that the resolutions and the item 12 and 13 be forwarded to the july 9th meeting of the full board with the positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman mandelman. absent. member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. waltonember. oh sorry. member. dorsey. dorsey i chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes and vice chair. mandelman absent. thank you and the motion passes. and with that, we'll go to the mayor's office of housing and community development. good afternoon. supervisors. dan adams, director of mayor's office of housing community development. very happy to be here to present our budget for your consideration today. i'm joined by benjamin makowski, our deputy for finance and administration. and when we get to the math portion of our presentation, i'll be handing it over to benjamin to cover that. i'm also joined by lydia ely, our director of our deputy for housing, and brian hsu, our deputy for community development. we're all available to answer any questions you may have. so to start, just a quick snapshot of some key metrics, our mission is to support san franciscans with affordable housing opportunities and essential services to build strong communities, we have about $190 million, aau budget,

walton. vice chair. mandelman mandelman. absent member. melgar. melgar i member. walton. walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent. chair.han i we have three eyes with vice chair mandelman and member peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes and do we have any other business before us, madam chair? that completes our business. thank you. today's meeting is adjourned. [music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ears and have a huge group of locers who live here. we are their living room and love to see them on a regular basis and seek newcomers to the city of san francisco and serve them a good dose of san francisco hospitality. we make everything in house from scratch every dape we vahand carved [indiscernible] the chicken pot pie we serve probably a hundred thousand if not more. roasted chicken, prime rib, salad[indiscernible] coffee cake and [indiscernible] all the pies are fresh baked. the home made cookies are done, once, twice a day, depending how fast they go. we believe in goold old fashion home cooked fo

walton. walton i member. peskin peskin. absent. chan i. chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin. absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and here i want to confirm with our controller, greg wagner, about item number one. that we can vote on today and that it will then go to full board on july 2nd. is there july 2nd? full board meeting. there is. oh, yes, madam chair. sorry. yes. okay. so with that, colleagues, i would like to move item number one to full board with recommendation. second by vice chair mandelman and a roll call on item one, please. and on that motion by chair and seconded by vice chair. mandelman, to forward the resolution and item number one to the july 2nd, full board with the positive recommendation. vice chair mandelman mandelman i. member melgar. melgar i member. waltonton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin. absent thank you. and the motion passes, so with that, i just want to be on the record. we did not today make decision and acted on items 12 apart. the park code, court reservations fee, as well as item 13, which is the appropriation for the assessment appeal fee. and so those two items still need to be, acted on within, by by wednesday, of next week. so with that mr. clerk, do we have any other business before us today? madam chair, just a bit of housekeeping

walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i and i we have five eyes. four eyes. with, member peskin absent the motion passes. thank you, and with that supervisor walton, do you have a preference of the order or otherwise? we're. i would love to go to hrc. okay, so as requested, of course, as requested by supervisor waltonl have the human services, sorry, human rights commission, to go next. and then also with that, mr. clerk, please call item number six. yes, madam chair, item number six is a resolution retroactively authorizing the human rights commission to execute a grant agreement between the city and county and japanese community youth council, inc. for the opportunity for all youth works program for a total contract amount, not to exceed approximately 43.2 million, and in the initial term of five years commencing on june 10th, 2024 through june 30th, 2029, with no option to extend the term. madam chair, thank you. thank you. thank you, madam chair. our recommendations for the human rights commission are summarized on page 192 of our report as we note our recommended reductions to the proposed budget. total $468,925 in fiscal year 24, 25. of that amount, $208,274 are ongoing savings, and $260,651 are one time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of $23,193,787, or 107.8, in the

stephanie i and supervisor walton i walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> (music). >> my name is - my business name is himself mexican america. >> i started my business a year ago the process was a year ago by business by waving (background noise.) about $1,000 and also guided me there the whole process. (background noise.) that was helpful i was already paying the construction and other fees for the restaurant the city we put together to honor my city and comes with (unintelligible) on the (background noise.) and. >> (multiple voices.) >> and some go with ebbs and eggs (unintelligible) and a side of roadways and beans. and be able - have my restaurant here in the district of the mission is such an amazing i grew up around the mission area and respect to school around here and so i was able to come in as establish any restaurant here (background noise.) really a feels like >> my name is julie maw. i am a captain in the san francisco fire department. i didn't grow up

walton i. walton i supervisor safaÍ safaÍ i chair. ronen i ronen i that motion passes without objection i motion passes unanimously. thank you. mr. clerk, can you please read item number four? yes. item number four is a hearing on the san francisco housing authority's report of eugene burger management corp regarding the quality of service provided at the sunnydale and potrero hill hope sf sites. thank you. and i will turn this over to the author of this hearing, supervisor waltonyou so much. chair ronen, as stated at our last hearing last july 20th, 2023, in regards to eugene burger and their duties as property manager at potrero hill and sunnydale, there have been many issues cited by residents and by community. in addition, in regards to the oversight provided by the housing authority over eugene burger and the city as a whole and their oversight role at both properties, there has not been strong enough measures to address the problems of the property management and service delivery at the sites. there have also been concerns about specific staff and how they treat residents, including allegations of retaliation. since eugene burger has taken over properties at sunnydale and potrero hill. i continue to receive disturbing reports on their quality of services and the lack of how they take care of residents and property needs, continued reports of excessive trash and areas, lack of inspection for vacant units, reports of them being unresponsive, inadequate turn

melgar i member walton i walton i member. peskin peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and now we're going to recess. >> why does it been a process and celebration standing up together a difference luther against deliberation and i think justice and. freedom and love over the decades more and more people are standing up against bigotry and hate a media to celebrate love and resilient of our community. now over 5 hundred on people to anti legislation introduced across the country many targeting trainers youth to me not just a month but drawing how ethnicity say fighting for justice everyone person to celebrated for who they are this is a reunion time to lift up our voices and shower our community with love and appreciation. pride month so showing up confidently in myself i love to have ethnicity and solid a dart anyone's our community and to jose for the indulgence and more. >> our city has a rich legacy of queer and transand occupy myself we are the history and the strulgsz the

melgar i member walton i walton i member. peskin peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and now we're going to recess. as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family tradition and these people that look at us as foreigners, we have been here and we are part of america, you know, and we had to reinforce that. i have been cure rating here for about 18 year. we started with a table top, candle, flowers, and a picture and people reacted to that like it was the monna lisa. >> the most important tradition as it relates to the show is idea of making offering. in traditional mexican alters, you see food, candy, drinks, cigarettes, the things that the person that the offerings where being made to can take with them into the next word, the next life. >> keeps

walton and then, a roll call, please. and on that motion by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that this ordinance be continued to the call of the chair. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton. walton i member. dorsey. dorsey i chair. chan i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. and the motion passes. and, with that, i think we are. do we have any other city departments before us today scheduled, that does conclude our trailing legislation. yes thank you. and then now we could go to public comment, for these for the, for item 6 to 8. yes. we now invite members of the public have joined us today who wish to speak on the annual appropriation and salary ordinances to line up, to speak now, along the windows to your right, my left. and please come forward to the lectern. and as the chair noted at the beginning of the meeting, that all speakers will have one minute to speak. also mentioned at the beginning of the meeting, we did have, we did arrange to have interpretive services in chinese and spanish available today, but unfortunately they are only available through 4 p.m, if those in line are amenable, kindly cede your place, and hopefully we can, we can get through as many spe

melgar i member walton i walton i member. peskin peskin. absent chair.i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and now we're going to recess. television. >> (music). >> my name is vet at a original artist based in san francisco. >> i love it i love it i've never seen something else and we see how the people see which is happening and what is going on. kind of cool i wanted to be part of that. >> i saw it 2, 3, 4, 5 minutes you yeah. >> so we have you - yeah. i started going when i was young but not the type of kid would get food but this is something i really have been progressing on a talent from like other artists. >> this is amazing. >> this is so good yeah, it is so good like the artists. >> i love it. >> what a great project. >> part of the part for have i grants. >> yeah. i love it. >> i serve in for 2 two years now and i really am fortunate to live in a place for art. >> an effort creating places it serve san francisco soul and that makes them want to see this place; right? with the experience of art

walton. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton i walton i member. peskin peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and then we have the next city department. point is, office of economic and workforce development. and while we. oh, that's the next i see they don't they do not have any trailing legislation. okay. good afternoon, chair chan. vice chair mandelman supervisor melgar. supervisor. walton, and thank you. i'm sarah dennis phillips, representing the office of economic and workforce development. thanks for having us today, budget reductions are, never fun. never something we want to see, particularly when they impact valued community partners. nevertheless we understand the reality of this and future budget years, and are doing our best to make sure we continue basic and necessary services to san francisco's businesses and workers. each year during budget, we remind you of our mission statement, but our goals simply put, are to one start, grow, and keep businesses in san

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walton walton. absent member. peskin. peskin. absent member. melgar. melgar. i and, member onan. brown. and absent. how we have three eyes with members walton and ronen. oh, sorry. church and i. chan i we have three eyes with members walton and, ronen absent. thank you. and the motion passes. do we have, any other business before us today, madam chair? that completes our business. thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> good evening, welcome to the june 12, 2024, board of appeals. president lopez will be residing. vice president alex lemberg is absent this evening. also present is city attorney jeff who will provide the board with any legal advise. i'm julie, the board's executive director. we will also be joined from representatives from the city departments that will be prenlting before the board. up front we have tina representing the planning department and kevin birmingham acting chief inspect or. we will also have matthew for dbi joining us via zoom. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellant and respondent each are given 7 minutes to present their ca

walton and then, a roll call, please. and on that motion by chair chan, seconded by member walton, that this ordinance be continued to the call of the chair. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton. walton i member. dorsey. dorsey i chair. chan i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. and the motion passes. and, with that, i think we are. do we have any other city departments before us today scheduled, that does conclude our trailing legislation. yes thank you. and then now we could go to public comment, for these for the, for item 6 to 8. yes. we now invite members of the public have joined us today who wish to speak on the annual appropriation and salary ordinances to line up, to speak now, along the windows to your right, my left. and please come forward to the lectern. and as the chair noted at the beginning of the meeting, that all speakers will have one minute to speak. also mentioned at the beginning of the meeting, we did have, we did arrange to have interpretive services in chinese and spanish available today, but unfortunately they are only available through 4 p.m, if those in line are amenable, kindly cede your place, and hopefully we can, we can get through as many spe

walton. vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton i walton i member. peskin peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin absent. thank you. and the motion passes. and then we have the next city department. point is, office of economic and workforce development. and while we. oh, that's the next i see they don't they do not have any trailing legislation. okay. good afternoon, chair chan. vice chair mandelman supervisor melgar. supervisor. walton, and thank you. i'm sarah dennis phillips, representing the office of economic and workforce development. thanks for having us today, budget reductions are, never fun. never something we want to see, particularly when they impact valued community partners. nevertheless we understand the reality of this and future budget years, and are doing our best to make sure we continue basic and necessary services to san francisco's businesses and workers. each year during budget, we remind you of our mission statement, but our goals simply put, are to one start, grow, and keep businesses in san

walton walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes. member peskin. absent. thank you. and that motion passes. and now, with that, we are going to go into some other actions for tonight. really are the final actions to wrap up department issues from this morning. the committee will be accepting all the remaining budget and legislative analysts recommendations, except for hrc human rights commission one human rights commission seven. so the hrc one is a substitution for a management position. and then for the hrc is, of course we're rejecting the recommendation. and accepting the. reinvestment initiatives. and then we're going to also reject bla recommendation on ecm for ecm five and ecm six total of $18.6 million, out of which $15 million for the downtown core $3.3 million for the tourist district. for the welcome ambassador. the committee is also accepting the budget and legislative analyst recommendation for the following , which will be included in the mayor's technical adjustment encumbrance. close out in various departments totaling over 7 million. well i should read it out. 7,399,099 $4 of the general fund and 10,860, 990 $955 of non general fund savings, and those those are the sorry that over that, over that $10 million is the non-general fund saving for the 20 for the fiscal year 24, which is the current savings of the various departments total of 2,397,000 and $190 of the general fund savings. we also need to combine items 16 and 17 with items three and four. so with that, that's the motion that i just read out and that we're can we take them all together? vice second by vice chair mandelman and a roll call please. and on that motion by church offered by church and seconded by vice chair, mandelman has so read into the record by the chair, vice chair mandelman i mandelman i member melgar. melgar i member walton walton i member. peskin. peskin. absent chair. chan i chan i we have four eyes with member. peskin. absent thank you. and that motion passes. so, colleagues, that's really the final action for tonight. so i just want to want to offer the floor. if any of you have any closing remarks before i make the closing remarks. vice chair mandelman. it's awkward to be doing this at 630. rather than 230, but i do want to thank you chair chan and your staff you're going to thank all the. i'm not going to think to thank all the people who ought to be thanked, but you know, this was not an easy budget year, to the mayor's staff and the comptroller who have been working on this for a very long time, you know it was, it was not easy for you all, and it was not going to be easy for this committee. but i want to thank you, chair chan, again for for getting us here and getting us, getting us out, relatively early. and i want to thank henry druff on my staff for his work. thank you. and supervisor melgar.

walton i walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> [music] in the town inside here i'm young. he was putting art, music and drinking together upon today have a nonpretentious pretentious spitz that the community can enjoy each other and the time off we get in this world. [music] >> spends energy elevating artists and credit a safe place. a place to have a community. >> it is i great neighborhood the art district because we have the contemp refer museum of sf. yerba buena for the arts all of the operators and businesses here we get together and xhoukt and support each other this is a very cool neighborhood to be a part of. [music] paint on canvas is primary low when we do. this is guilty pleasures an all female artist show. it is going to be great. fun we have interactive elements. >> we love having this gem. you know people come in and discover it and get to feel at home. this is like home san francisco >> never be afraid it anybodying on our door. [laughter]. if the hours are post and you had want to seat art we are here 9 o'clock to 5 o'clock most days. [music] (clapping). >> so nice today. you know, everyone should have the day off today and yeah. >> know i'm joint tenant kidnapping especially the union square ambassadors know not today. um, hi, everyone i'm san francisco mayor london breed and joined today by our union square ambassadors our downtown ambassadors and our union square alliance ceo melissa rodriguez and yerba buena executive director and so many people have a lot to do in the downtown area i want to express my appreciation to all of you for being here but more importantly all of you for building in and never giving up on san francisco (clapping.) and for all you have folks shopping on line please stop. >> but in all seriousness we're here and began cars one of our most sergeant off designation for people visiting san francisco we know before the pandemic what we saw happened in downtown many of the visitors and people who he welcomed if all over the world and conventions san francisco was a place that for tourism and vegetables and even businesses we never had to work for and now we do work from home has challenged our city like never before the challenges around crimes and other things having put a lot of information that isn't entirely adequate as you can see today, this city is beautiful this city sister vibrant and exciting and we are back folks. we're not coming back we are back (clapping.) so why is it important to be here today? fall to talk about the momentum but also as you might have heard i just introduced any budget last week. and we have some really exciting investment in we plan to make in the downtown area to make that visibly more exciting and a lot for fun and support and enhance a lot of existing programs that are here as well. now here's the thing i want to give a facts what is happening in san francisco. and we know that people have been talking about public health and like in the major city challenges did you know that crime is down in 2023 and continuing to be one of the lowest crime rates we've seen in 10 years not including the pandemic and break-ins for cars continuing to decline significantly because of the resources and support that we gotten from our district attorney's office from our police department and all the incredible work that ma many of our city agencies to combat those issues and starting to see and feel a difference. is that perfect 90? no, but doubling down and working hard with the support of our downtown and union square ambassadors we are really changing the experience that people have when and come downtown but, you know, downtown can't be a place for retail it can't be a 9 to 5 has to be one of the to newest neighborhoods people live and work and play so we know a lot of great events how how many of you went to are going to first thursday that thursday? >> (clapping) how many of you love it when he close down the streets and bring people together in downtown? >> (clapping.) my budget investments includes more active and night life downtown and more opportunity to turn areas of the downtown into entertainment zones can you imagine buying a small beverage and hang 0 in the sunny plaza and century and enjoy yourselves and say hi and meet people we're creating an environment people want to be in places where this is activation and excitement and we'll be making more investment in actuating and bringing the culture and exciting experiences here to downtown san francisco. the other program we had that was extremely sketch is our have an opportunity to vibrant program do you change that is? of our better late than never gave free space for the a lot of small businesses that started in their garages in san francisco during the pandemic. and a doughnut spot a coffee and closing locations and vacant to vibrant free startup spaces for the entrepreneurs and 7 of them signed long term wlaez for downtown we're going to be doing more of that along that powell street and making more and more investments how much how many of you love tour neighborhoods in san francisco? >> we want to bring that neighborhood feel to downtown those favorite businesses can actually be in downtown san francisco that is our goal and that's what i'm excited to do we want the vest more activation for downtown. the city has to be a partner little partnerships to make that work for small businesses and retail, to make sure that we are investing in public safety and to make sure we're turning s400 to into a neighborhood i can, live and in effect my budget invests $15 million in 0 o to that exist and that fun and enjoy that we so specially need in our city i'm grateful we have extraordinary partners to help us continue to do do work and build we get the resources, and work as a partner but the people who are on the on the ground in union square do the work every single day to make that best and the last thing i want to mention before i bring up mri rise roger's how many of you look at plaza not the most attractive design in an urban environment that is underutilized i introduced a bond before the divorces voters in november you providing $50 million to make is an attractive designation for people (clapping.) to enjoy make sure you vote 2307b that body in november so many xiecht and activation and fun and so many joy that's what we're going to do to make downtown san francisco the place we know and love (sirens) and i want us to remember one thing? not unfamiliar territory to us weaving been in challenging places before in fact, due went this building the info center a couple of stores that weren't even on at one point and this city had the violation to tear down those stores with a center and mission bay was recall tracks and any it is where the categorical state warriors with housing and it is whole that new neighborhood with bike trail and parks and open space so we are not going to be deferred by what we know we're capable of that is exactly why we're making investments working out to transform downtown into the neighborhood that we can joy for the people who work here, the people who visit here and the people who live here thank you all thank you for being here today. >> and with that, i'd like to introduce our partner whose working hard rat union square and doing an amazing job more and more businesses signing leases and oh my god, in the union square area and 60 businesses for the last two years in union square thanks to the leadership or mri rise rodriguez. >> all right. >> (clapping) how is everyone feeling. >> i can't hear you loitered. okay. >> now i'm happy to be here and mri rise with the union square alliance i'm a san franciscan make should noise san franciscans. >> i want to hear you (clapping.) i live in the beautiful city i work if if beautify city and pend my life in this city hoping to understand and know have well in order for our entire cities and community to thrive we need a downtown that is thriving too many with that without a thriving dentist we can't support the infrastructure that is needed to support all of our community, our schools and roads and infrastructure, our city services so important and right now you're downtown needs all of us. what we're seeing behind us is all of us a village we brought the heart of our city to be strong again that is union square. and yerba buena. we want this area to feel what is the potential we're 12 hotel rooms in union square another 10 in house u thousand in the yerba buena area for people to experience lives greatest moments and as is bayview residents we put our best foot forward and show people that san francisco is a beautiful city we all know love and cherish by the bay this is our culture when you're walking up powell student we have work to do thanks to our mayor and police chief and our city administrator and thank you mta thank you, sf traveler and mike who is here our ambassadors whoer here comes everyday in the trefrjz and down here when san franciscans won't come downtown we want you back come back and continue to enjoy lives moments the holidays or moerdz and this great opportunity that mayor present makes us without excuses we can access it and park and enjoy shows and music and beauty and activation and so pleased and so excited for this opportunity for our future 0 support in bond. imagine housing above plaza and imagine music here and imagine an area filled with tourism we love this city by the bay i love it city and thank you for being here. and for your help making f this happen and we need clean streets thank you, mayor so, yes all of that is happening thanks to the support of our leadership. [off mic.] >> thank you. >> yes, we need all of three and going to bring our city back with that, i'd like to welcome up the director of the yerba buena cdb scott. >> (clapping) (laughter). >> hi, everyone i'm scott the executive director for the yerba buena community benefit district and south of market and thank you, mayor london breed and dennis and oewd for their support on creating this comprehensive program like this and will energize downtown. >> thank you mri rise and the entire team with the union square alliance for partnering us with us to do this existing program and yerba buena we are a community of museums and combraerlz galleries and restaurants and garden centers and it is pretty amazing neighborhood we have 12 thousand resident across the street in the neighborhood to call yerba buena their home very diverse and amazing neighborhood. um, we also have a lot of momentum as mri rise mentioned mortality here and in yerba buena an amazing health fair snowflake with 20 thousand people across the street actuating the street and we have 25 new restaurants and bars opened in the last two years we have seeing change that is happening. our organization in yerba buena district we are about creating safe and welcoming and beautify neighborhoods and we do that on a daily basis with ambassadors see our ambassadors yerba buena ambassadors the union square ambassadors and the welcoming ambassadors. (clapping.) they sdwefr for hands we can clap but keep on clapping for them they're on the streets everyday taking care of the important things thank you for your hard work and commitment and programs lake what we're talking about today enhances the street level experiences and bifurcation and safety programs and community programs really comprehensive anticipate new businesses will be attracted and strengthen sour existing arts and culture and museums that is really important we have 12 museums. >> and we are very excited about that as i mentioned thank you all and now i get the exciting pleasure to introduce our partners from the filipino community whew sorry about that desie and he's been an amazing executive director and runs an amazing cultures business please come up. >> thank you for the warm introduction thank you. i'm representing the filipino community today and for us this is not just a press conference foreclosure guess revitalization of the downtown but a press conference step up to the plate and helping san francisco recover from the pandemic so the investment mayor london breed is talking about not a hail mary but concentrated investments been investing in the philadelphia pen community with the market in the san francisco mix and the first community to showcase what is the possibility of the community coming together and taking over the streets and make arts and commerce together and that market with the economic development not just for filipinos but chinatown and so forth and during the pandemic, you know, we stepped up to the plat and given a by platform called it it the garden and 0igd 350 volunteers over 6 months to have 15 beautiful color to bring the community together and during the pandemic give a retail space with sfmta for over a decade and turned it into is fabric artist maker space creating exhibitions and artwork phenomenal not only to bring people back mayor london breed will be giving the filipino community we want the world to think about the filipinos on the same day that chinatown came to san francisco and that option of culture attractiveness and designation not a hail mary they're are one half a million philippines many of you may be married to a filipino or a dj that is filipino we have to turn part of the downtown spot next contribution for san francisco and one of the things that often bugs me in the work i had is do all the economic development and bring out vendors like 50 different businesses on the streets and yet an by wall is half by i'm hoping to open up the mall to transform the mall and make three a filipino transition for all of san francisco so at the mayor london breed and thank you to all my partners three building for the filipino community like the yerba buena and all the agencies like oewd and mpdu the whole albeit so, thank you. >> thank you, so much desie and you mentioned the room in the mall and our haven't do vibrant program is hopefully will help us get to a place where some that have the ground zero that want a brick-and-mortar business that the city will be that angle that partner yes property owners to have reduced rates and - but we can do this together. and it will be a partnership because the representation of the filipino community is strong if neighborhood and it should be stronger within our retail establishments and hopeful with the investment we'll start to realize i also wanted to mention, of course, we want you to take public transportation and bike to downtown, but we know some of you won't get out of our vehicles that's okay. part of my budget includes the possibility of some free parking i don't know what is is about free parking that gets people excited but during lunar increasing with parking with available and little square people went crazy we love about that parking lot was packed and more people visited chinatown to we broke down and provided additional resources in the budget because there is something for everyone and has to be something for the additional public comment may be provided later in the agenda. like i said what work here and, live and time to come here to play. so with that, i want to thank you for being here. and we are looking forward to seeing transformation in our downtown. and again, this week first thursday down on second street between market and mission (clapping.) we'll have a disco dj and those restaurants down there are amazing you don't have to wait night thursday but more activity and more excitement for the dentist let's show san francisco and feel the magic thank you all. >> [music] >> sarah duncan the honeer chef here. alexa and i own this location today. we are wem omen in business. we started this location in san francisco about 5 years ago, and previous--had a kitchen in the back on geneva avenue. we moved over here about two years into that venture and opened this one november of 2019. i grew up in east texas and [indiscernible] bbq venture and wanted to do something different here which is our new orlean style. gentilly is a district in new orlens that remeans we of the excelsior. [indiscernible] i lived out here for 17 years. alexa also lived in the neighborhood and we wanted to stay in excelsior. we think people enjoy. there isn't a lot ofication food left in the city. there used to be before covid so we wanted to do something the city wasn't already flooded with. gumbo is your traditional style new orleans style stew. we have a nice dark rich broth. pulled chicken, shrimp [indiscernible] the other popular items are fried chicken, a grilled mac and cheese. cajun green beans. number two seller. san francisco is a special city. it got a very big food driven industry. it is very hospitality friendly. i feel like especially in the restaurant industry, me being a chef it is a pretty male dominant world out there, and i think it is really special the two of us have been able to come together as women and open this restaurant four months to the day before shutdown and keep the doors open still. we put a lot of love into this place. we try to make it feel you are walking into someone's living room where you are comfortable. we are at 482 mission street. welcome to check our lovely environment and have a cocktail culture. >> well to c h f a the society of america here on a chinatown the district preserved and the history of chinatown with any person of any background is sketch plan or accepted for all people the founder help to create the studies and with a major collection on the objects that tell the material history of chinatown and so much is offend in chinatown incredible all the texture of the design a way to get from the east to the west and beyond that have an amazing institution like c h f a to >> # >> >> >> >> you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. reimagining our city. he's with us to talk about how our library's economic recover. mr. lambert, welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> i know it's been difficult to have books going virtual. have we recovered? >> yes, we are on our way. our staff stepped up big time during the pandemic to respond to the health emergency. since last may, we have been able to steadily increase in person access to library facilities. currently we are at 95% of our precovid hours of operation. in the coming weeks we are going to fully restore all of our hours. we have four branches that we are going to bring back to seven day service. they are currently operating at 5 days a week and we are going to go to every tag line and i know all the foot traffic has not returned to san francisco, but our library is seeing a resurgence coming back. >> can we talk about programs after covid? >> absolutely, that is part and parcel of our mission. we were doing that work precovid and certainly the library stepped up during the pandemic. we doubled our level of programming for personal finance, small business help, jobs and careers. we have a dedicated small business center here at the library. there is a wide suite of programs that our librarian led. we have a financial planning day coming up in october and we have financial coaches that members of the community can come to the main library and take advantage of their expertise. >> i understand the mission is in the middle of a renovation. how is that going and are there other construction projects in the horizon? >> yes, we have major projects in the pipeline. the historic mission branch library, carnegie library over 100 years old and we are investing $25 million to restore that facility. we are going to restore the original entrance on 24th street, the staircase from the lower level up to the grand reading room. we are going to push out on the orange alley side of the library and expand space for teens and children, we are going to create a robust community room, a multipurpose space. we are also investing $30 million in the chinatown branch, we are going to upgrade the mechanical systems to the highest level of filtration as we increasingly respond as cooling centers and air respite centers and open access to the roof. it has some unique views of chinatown to create the inspiring space it is. >> i believe you have programs for families that have free and low cost entries for museum and zoos, is that correct? >> yes. it's a fabulous resource. go to our website. with your library cart, patrons, our residents can go to the public library and get passes to the museums, all of the incredible cultural institutions that we have in san francisco all for free with your library card. >> how are these great free services paid for? how is the library system funded? >> we are so fortunate in san francisco. we are funded for by the library fund and those that taxed themselves just for library services. we also get a dedicated portion of the general fund. that together allows us to be one of the most well supported libraries in the nation. we have the third most library outlets per square mile of any municipality. all of our branch libraries have professionally trained librarians on-site. service that we are able to provide, the collection, we are a leading library in our country. >> that lead know ask about your biggest annual event in the city. how does the event work and what's happening this year? >> we are excited for this year's one city one book. this is our signature annual literature event. we have everybody in the community reading the same book. this year's title is "this is your hustle" named after the pulitzer prize nominated and pod taste. this is about the population. one nice thing about this selection is that they are both local. we are going to have several weeks of programming, kicking off next month. it will culminate here in the auditorium november 3rd. so our library patrons will get to meet the authors, hear from them directly, and one other important aspect about this year's selection, we have our own jail and reentry services department. recently the foundation awarded the san francisco public library $2 million to work with the american library association to shine a light on our best practices here in san francisco, and really help our peers in the industry learn how they can replicate the service model that we are doing here in san francisco. >> that's great. well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, mr. lambert. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, chris. that's it for this episode, we will be back shortly. you are watching san francisco rising. thanks for watching. (clearing throat). >> supervisor safai and supervisor ronen (gavel) good afternoon. >> welcome to the san francisco city and county board of supervisors regular meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., tuesday, june 11, 2024. madam clerk, call the roll. >> thank you, mr. president. >> commissioner waltonnt. >> supervisor dorsey present and supervisor engardio present. >> supervisor mandelman present address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction pr

walton. a roll call on that motion please. and on that motion by vice chair mandelman, seconded by member walton, as so stated by the controller or to accept the recommendations of, of the board of supervisors or of the office of the clerk of board of supervisors, vice chair mandelman a mandelman i member. melgar. melgar i member. walton i walton i member. peskin i peskin i chair chan i chan i we have five ayes. thank you. the motion passes and with that we'll go to the mayor's office. good morning. supervisors. there's one policy recommendation outstanding for the mayor's office budget. and i'll refer to dan gonter from the bla to speak to that recommendation. and then i can respond, oh, thank thank you, through the chair. so this, policy considerations on page 33 of our report and the policy consideration is for a position in the mayor's office. it's a mayoral staff. seven. and, what we say is that the board could consider deletion of a vacant mayoral staff seven position for the. and the position has supported some of the work of the office of victim services and broader police alternatives. work being led and facilitated by the mayor's office in collaboration with other departments. the incumbent in this position was just reassigned to the office of victim and witness rights, and so it's now vacant. and so we beli

walton. seconded by dorsey. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 4, chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our consent agenda, 5-10. >> items 5-10 comprise the consent agendaism staff is not planning to present but is available for questions. >> is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? moved by dorsey. is there a second? seconded by walton. thank you commissioner walton. i think we can take this motion same house same call. the motion passes and the items have final approval. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 11, introduction of new items. introduction item. >> i dont see anyone in the queue. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 12, public comment. >> if there is anyone in the chamber who would like to speak under general public comment, please come forward. >> the meeting is over? [indiscernible] the reason why zero doesn't exist as i said i will explain, is because yes it does, only in theory. in order to develop whatever. for example, technology that could help to define. zero doesn't exist it is because if you think it does, it is as if you want to freeze evolution. i'm going to give you a perfect example. you have zero at noon, right? so you get zero. then what? what happens at noon? [indiscernible] you cannot otherwise you are in a total fiction. so, you cannot have a vision zero. it means

walton. seconded by dorsey. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 4, chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> great. thank you madam clerk. please call our consent agenda, 5-10. >> items 5-10 comprise the consent agendaism staff is not planning to present but is available for questions. >> is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? moved by dorsey. is there a second? seconded by walton. thank you commissioner walton. i think we can take this motion same house same call. the motion passes and the items have final approval. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 11, introduction of new items. introduction item. >> i dont see anyone in the queue. madam clerk, please call our next item. >> item 12, public comment. >> if there is anyone in the chamber who would like to speak under general public comment, please come forward. >> the meeting is over? [indiscernible] the reason why zero doesn't exist as i said i will explain, is because yes it does, only in theory. in order to develop whatever. for example, technology that could help to define. zero doesn't exist it is because if you think it does, it is as if you want to freeze evolution. i'm going to give you a perfect example. you have zero at noon, right? so you get zero. then what? what happens at noon? [indiscernible] you cannot otherwise you are in a total fiction. so, you cannot have a vision zero. it means

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walton. >> supervisor walton thank you, madam speaker. >> colleagues today i have is an owners recognition and memoriam. as we celebrate jeent with the historic significant i introduce the ordinance establishing the reparation fund for documented and implement the recommendation described in the san francisco represent passions plan by the african-american reparation committee that board authorized the inooze of black people in the city and to come up with a ambulance for reparation will lead to equitable and outcomes for the black population this the task force came up with over one hundred recommendations how the right to right the past necessary we need to clench this is the next step for the implementation of the recommendation. will repair the anti colossal damage and discrimination and indicates decades of policies have led to jurisdiction and massive incarceration and negative health outcomes for the blacks in our community and in san francisco we lead the way to right the historical unjustices and have a chance to establish and fund for the individuals and document to the san francisco reparations and i'd like to thank the city attorney christine for this legislation the advisory committee for the recommendation for the work and the human rights commission and the entire community and my team in office for this continued work and trying to address the gap that exists because of and >> and last i have an memoriam for mr. wayne williams. mr. williams was a sfmta employee on the street division since january 2016 and promoted into a surveyed technician and colleagues expressed their appreciation for his hard work and dedication and coming to work for a positive attitude. and december of 2020 mr. williams was recognized by the city and county of san francisco as he was selected for the it's been a long time coming. employee of the year. this award served as his moment to acknowledge his work such as vision zero and various projects. this recognition pointed to the fact that mr. williams was common for providing valuable information and being a true team member and demonstrating coming to work and marin county the staff. and no mr. williams was a friend one you cross path with and in in addition to his strong work people remembered most is how they spoke highly of his family. to show pride with speaking of his children and hear stories of him growing up and enjoying participating in both in your personal lives and with their involvement with work. i'd like to send our deepest condolences to his children and family we love the rest i submit. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor walton and madam clerk let's go to general public comment. >> line up on the right-hand side of the chamber which have been considered by a board committee. members of the public may address the board for up to three minutes. 48 through 52 on the domestic and speak 52 on the domestic and speak to other general other general committee and excluding items which have been considered by a board committee. members of the public may address the board for up to three minutes. two minutes and welcome, welcome. >> this is a starting point. okay. >> i knew that was coming. you have to understand the idea of the entire team of wednesday 6, 12, 24 like commission on the final - what - this now we from going forward and this proposed itself you know what i'm talking about pay attention. because now you'll double down with the sponsorship and you certainly don't understand the depth of the education and you received by this unintention that any may receive and youry. >> yes. technology and television. yea