the full action, we'll continue to with webex. but for the smaller committee meetings, we've got a couple of action items, one is to do a site visit commissioner wan and we can report back to the commission on that potentially in march. and from there, we can revisit this topic and see how we feel. we can also talk through logitics. i think that's what i'm recommending at this time. >> so will the march policy committee meeting be held in the city hall? do we have a room ready? >> because of the abundance and i'm going to get to that in the new business, because of the abundance of our committee meetings and we may have a special meet ining march, on the new director search. that does buy us some time so the real next committee meetings will be in april. so we can revisit this a little bit at the march commission meeting. >> do we need to take action to take no action. >> no, public comment then. >> seeing no members in the room tonight, we'll proceed to remotel public comment. members of the public who wish to make a public comme

who will be speaking via webex. >> i knew i should have come up and said hello. i thought i would come in person and get seasoned for the next future. good morning commissioners. executive director dearman and happy new year. this adviseries council report as you received focuses on the january 23 meeting since we didn't have a december meeting. i will go through this as quickly as i can. there was one correction, melissa mcgee presented to us during 2022 and didn't want to overlook and she presented on the dignity fund analysis. deputy director of das, jill nelson spoke on guardianship and care courts and pretty much summarized much of what she said and it was quite a lively discussion and deputy director nielsen promise d to come and talk more about guardianship and aps moving forward and will work later this year getting a speaker to speak to us as we move forward with implementation of care courts. we have begun the 2023 area plan update and approval process and so we-this will be the last year of this four year plan, so we'll start all over again with a new

. >> you can skype, use teams or use the outfit that the ceo and founder of ceo came from, webex.you buy zoom, what you get is the earnings that come to the common shareholders and if they're basically giving away all of the upside in stock-based compensation, there's no growth there. year on year, i think you're going to see a decline meanwhile, you could buy cisco at about ten times earnings and they have webex, which is where zoom originally came from. to me, neither of these are growth companies but i'd sooner buy cisco. i think that's a better buy. >> surprise. i'm going to be positive so, listen we were talking about the growth being tepid and it is, right, but zoom is no longer trading at a valuation that would suggest you're buying it because you're expecting some accelerating growth at 20 times, you're essentially getting the stock where it was pre pandemic for about a tenth, i repeat, a tenth of the valuation. this seems relatively fairly priced here. you still have the upside of acquisition situation and if they are able to combat this dilution, there's upside >>> here'

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to raise your hand for public comment on a item press star 3 and also the webex webinar password is 0130. our next item is item 2, discussion and possible action on proposed budget of department of building inspection for fiscal years 2023-2024 and 2024-2025. >> good morning commissioners, members of the public. alex, deputy director administration. we are here today to discuss the budget for the next 2 years and say it now and reiterate it throughout the presentation but the budget is is in a preliminary stage now. we are still developing our budget and dbi is very much looking forward to working with the commission, public, all stakeholders to insure the department is able to function properly and meet all of the commitments it needs to meet and really do what it can to help benefit the city and navigate this difficult economic climate that we find ourselves in. so, can we go to the presentation? the first slide, please. this is a bit about the schedule, what to expect from the budget process. you are in the first of two special budget meetings. this is the kick-off meeting to solicit

remote viewing is available on sfgovtv and webex. opportunity to speak are available dialing the number on the screen, the number is 415-655-0001, 415-655-0001. use access code 24890380169 then press pound. enter the webinar password, 1145 and pound again. enter it meeting as attendee and dial star 3 to be added to the queue. when the line is unmuted this is your time to speak. for those on hold continue to wait till the system indicates you have been unmuted. we'll begin with in-person public comment. no one approached the podium so move to our virtual public comment. our moderator will notify of any callers in the public comment queue. >> board secretary, we have zero callers on the phone line and zero callers entered the queue at the time. >> public comment is closed. >> we are ready to vote and have a roll call. [roll call] >> alright. passes unanimously. we are ready to move to item number 4. >> item 4 is general public comment. an opportunity for members of the public to comment on any matter within the board's jurisdiction not

eric wand was an executive at cisco webex, if he wasn't working in california, he might have had a noncompete applied to him, he didn't and so he was able to leave the company and start a company that would potentially compete with wewex, a company called zoom. to many economists on the left and right, this is becoming a no-brainer. noncompete agreements are bad for wage growth, noncompete agreements are bad for innovation, noncompete agreements are bad for low-income workers, noncompete agreements are bad for high-income workers. and so today i'm on the floor to talk about what the data tells us about noncompete agreements as a means to encourage my colleagues to take a look at a piece of legislation that we are introducing today, the workforce mobility act. it's a pretty simple piece of legislation that would ban the use of noncompete agreements for both high-income and low-income workers. and it is a bipartisan piece of legislation. senator dodd young, senator kevin cramer, senator tim kaine, and myself are introducing this bill today. i don't know that there's another policy that the four

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>> we also have tony muran on webex. would you like me to take public comment separately? >> let's try to take it together since it was presented together. >> item 10 and 11, anyone in room 416 who would like to comment? okay. seeing none, is there anyone with their hand raised? no hands raised. seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. >> thank you. commissioner mazzola. >> thank you. so, this item is big issue for me and there are two reasons why it is big issue. the first issue is that i think it is illegal to be here. by way of the board of supervisors and by charter by 12x it prohibits contracting, shall not enter into any contract with a entity from 30 different states. one being nevada where this thing was made. it doesn't say unless it is free. doesn't say that anywhere in there. so, i think it is is illegal we are contemplating doing this today and it is on the agenda and i have board members at the board of supervisors that agree with me. you have a ban, it is a ban. there isn't a end around or loop hole because it is free. when we talk about it being f