you may also make public comment using the webex link. when you click the webex link, you'll then be prompted to enter the following information an first last name and email. these emails are these fields are required. however, if you wish to remain anonymous, you may type public in the first and last name fields and public at public.com and the email field. please ensure you're in a quiet location that all devices around you are muted. so there is no echo when you speak at the appropriate time. the chair will request public comment from members of the public using the webex link. click the hand icon to raise your hand. this will place you in the public comment queue when it's your time to speak, you'll be unmuted by the moderator and when your time is up, you'll be muted. for members of the public calling by phone that wish to make public comment when the public comment period opens, press star three to be added to the speaker line when your microphone has been unmuted, you will hear us ask you to state your name and comment. you're enco

watching the meeting on webex 1.a hyperlink november 9, 2023 hsb regular meeting webex link 2. click on the raise hand icon to be placed in the queue to speak. a raised hand will appear next to your name. when you are unmuted in the system, a request to unmute will appear on your screen, please select unmute to speak. 3. when you are unmuted in the system, a request to unmute will appear on your screen, please select unmute to speak. once you hear me say “welcome caller,” you can begin speaking. 4. when your time has expired, you will be muted. please click on the raise hand icon to lower your hand. members of the public are encouraged to state their name clearly although you may remain anonymous. you will hear an audible warning when you have 30 seconds remaining. when your 3 minutes have ended, you will be placed back on mute. best practices when calling in for public comment: >> public speaker: good afternoon, i want to speak about delta dental. this is really outrageous. i had a tooth extracted but they say our p

public comment is also available via the webex client application. use the webex link on the agenda to connect and press the raise hand button to be added to the public comment line for detailed instructions about how to interact with the telephone system or webex. client. please refer to the public comment section of the agenda document for this meeting. public comment may also be submitted in writing and shall be shared with the commission after this meeting has concluded and will be included as part of the official meeting file. written comments should be sent to ethics commission at sf gevorg. members of the public who attend commission meetings, including remote attendance, are also expected to behave responsibly and respectfully during public comment. please address your comments to the commission as a whole and not to individual members. person who engage in name calling, shouting interruptions or other distracting behavior may be excluded from participation. thank you. and now i call the meeting to order. roll call, please. commissioners, ple

i didn't realize i was listening on webex and then i. okay, now i'm transitioned to real life, so i have two minutes. right. okay. greetings. so, i'm david elliott lewis from representing tenderloin people's congress. we have familiarity with this developer, d.o.j. sullivan. they have done other projects in the city and our neighborhood, so we found them to be a good faith developer. what i mean by that is they say what they're going to do and do what they say, and they've been honest. they haven't pulled anything shady, no shenanigan. they are really good developers, so we want to thank them for that. we presented this to our our at our vision 2020 meeting to the people of the tenderloin. and i must acknowledge that there was some mixed reaction not on the project design, but on the low level of inclusionary housing. yes, they're compliant with requirements, but it's not that many inclusionary units and frankly, whoever it was who said 80% of ami is low income, it's not and it's not for our neighborhood. 80% of ami does not serve the ne

is there anyone else on webex? >> yes. hello. >> yes. >> this is william railing, speaking for accessible san francisco, which is a unincorporated non profet association and i have observed-there is a constant process of planning for future meetings and so i just thought i'd put in a word in favor of one of the items that is often considered, and that is the city's accessible business entrance program. i don't think there has been a recent update on that and it would be a good one to hear. this is really a wonderful program. totally apart from the federal ada. the california building code has had accessibility requirements for over 4 years now, long before the ada. however, building code requirements only kick in when there's a construction project that requires a building permit. normally. now, local jurisdictions are allowed to create amendments to the building code as long as those amendments are stricter then the regular state-wide building code, and san francisco did something remarkable. it actually created a program

if you're calling in remotely, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. seeing no request to speak, commissioner general, public comment is closed and we can move on to department matters. item one department announcements. good afternoon, commissioners richard gray, department staff, just wanted to provide you an update on your landmark designation work program. um, on their last hearing at the land use committee, the board introduced two new landmark or initiated landmarking designation on two new properties the grand theater , which is in along mission street, as well as the gregangelo museum. so our staff will be working through those landmark designations and processing them accordingly. um, other than that, i have no other additional announcements. thank you, thank you. if there are no questions, commissioners commission matters. item two consideration of adoption draft minutes for december 6th, 2023. members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on they're minutes. if you're in the chambers, please come forward. if you'r

if you're calling in remotely, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. seeing no request to speak. public comment is closed and your continuance calendar is now before you. commissioners thank you. is there a motion on the continuance calendar? commissioner i'll move to continue items as proposed. thank you. thank you. commissioners on that motion to continue items as proposed. commissioner braun, i, commissioner ruiz i commissioner. dimond i. commissioner imperial i. commissioner. koppell i. commissioner moore, i and commissioner. president. tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0. place us under your consent calendar all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff, so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at th

for those watching on webex, click on raise hand to be placed in the queue to speak. a raise hand will appear next to your name. when you are unmuted request to unmute will appear on your screen. select unmute to speak. once you hear me say, welcome caller, you can begin speaking. when your time expires you will be muted. members of the public encouraged to state name clearly, but may remine main anoninous. anonymous. we thank sfgovtv and media service for sharing with the public. we'll begin with in person public comment. no one approached the podium. we'll move to our remote public comment before going to written submitted public comment. moderator e will notify of callers in the queue at this time. >> board secretary, we have one caller on the phone line. zero callers [audio cutting out] >> thank you moderator. i'll move to our remote or written public comment. we had one submission for written public comment. the first comment was submitted by tim lee with sfmta regarding delta dental ppo. my childs dentist decided to leave the network. trying to find a new pediat

instructions are displayed on the vene can for those watching on sfgovtv and webex.iding instructions for public comment] no one approached the podium and move to remote public comment and the moderator will notify of callers in the queue at this time. >> board secretary, we have one caller on the phone line, zero callers in the queue. >> moderator, i believe you said zero callers, so with that, public comment is closed. >> thank you. we are ready to vote and have roll call vote. >> scott, aye. dorsey, aye. follansbee, aye. zvanski, aye. >> motion carries. item 5. >> item 5, president report presented by president scott. >> there is a continuing question that has arisen since the board of supervisors made a change in their public comment process. as we all know, we had all in-person public comment prior to the covid pandemic. with that, when the pandemic hit we went to do it in online or in person or combination of both and we have maintained that until the most recent incident with the board of supervisors having what i would call hate speech time comments being mad

public comment is also available via the webex client application. use the webex link on the agenda to connect and press the raise hand button to be added to the public comment line for detailed instructions about how to interact with the telephone system or webex. client. please refer to the public comment section of the agenda document for this meeting. public comment may also be submitted in writing and shall be shared with the commission after this meeting has concluded and will be included as part of the official meeting file. written comments should be sent to ethics commission at sf gevorg. members of the public who attend commission meetings, including remote attendance, are also expected to behave responsibly and respectfully during public comment. please address your comments to the commission as a whole and not to individual members. person who engage in name calling, shouting interruptions or other distracting behavior may be excluded from participation. thank you. and now i call the meeting to order. roll call, please. commissioners, ple

if you're calling in remotely, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. last call for public comment. final. final. last call for public comment. seeing no request to speak. commissioner's public comment is closed and this matter or these matters are now before you. thank you for that. commissioner brown. are there any other comments or questions from any any commissioners? i think folks could probably go interchangeably, i do. we have everyone's name cued in. mr. ionin will i see we do at the exception of commissioner moore, i figured she was close enough to nudge you. i could i think that's i think that's accurate. commissioner anderson, for president anderson, i should say i'll just i'll defer to my vice president, joe hallisey, first, in 2021. um, the. 530 sansom project, uh, was passed unanimously by the rec and park commission, and forwarded to your commission, which you also passed, um, the effect of this shadow show at 545. sansom as chris said, is very small. it's actually less than we had at 530. sansom uh, there are potentially affected parks.

a lot of people are still working from home and communicating through zoom, webex, teams, et cetera. santa, of course, that's why we have you every year. we want to talk to the real santa. i was wondering, when you were growing up, have you ever seen a santa who looks like you? >> i never did. and i was often wondering about that. and as i was growing up i started seeing all the magazines. i got a chance to see james brown as santa claus on jet magazine. i got to see george jefferson and santa claus on tv. and so forth. and so i know those guys to be santa claus. took it from there. >> so when you hear james brown seeing santa claus go straight to the ghetto, is he talking to me? >> yeah. exactly. absolutely. and it was a great time during that time period when james brown was making that music. >> absolutely. >> i loved it. yes. >> let's show a picture. we got a chance when you're one of us were lucky to interview santa and mrs. claus. i think we have a to a federal photo of both of you together. you look fabulous in year santa accoutrements. how is mrs. claus doing? and how is rudo

members of the public may attend in person or may participate by phone or the webex platform as explained in our agenda document. mr. clerk, can you please explain how the remote public comment will be

additionally, access to view health commission meeting via webex will continue to be made available. the health commission hearing concerns and input from all community members. >> thank you. we already received written public comment today and do receive and do read them, so we'll try this out and hopefully it will work with anyone and again, anyone with disability is welcome to continue with remote public comment so thank you. i believe the next item agenda is laguna honda hospital employee recognition awards and commissioner guillermo, who chairs the jcclhh will proceed. >> thank you president and thank you all. i'm so glad to see your faces and wish we could see them more often. i'm pleased to open this recognition. this year we recognize all laguna honda hospital staff for this role in securing the future of the organization. this team was a national model for covid-19 response and saved countless lives during the pandemic. barely a moment to catch a breath, staff was faced with greatest challenge in the 150 year history. a multi-year cms recertification process. for the last se

members of the public may attend in person or may participate by phone or the webex platform as explained in our agenda document. mr. clerk, can you please explain how the remote public comment will be handled today. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. each er

members of the public may attend in person or may participate by phone or the webex platform as explained in our agenda document. mr. clerk, can you please explain how the remote public coen

he posted on the social media website webex, that the resolution has been withdrawn, born but gave noson why. by now we've tried to contact the councilman and the mayor of berkeley already opposed that resolution in the consulate general of israel to the pacific northwest is sponsoring a series of billboards to raise awareness of the hostages being held in gaza. >> the 45 billboards throughout the bay area began in displaying the faces of the remaining 137 hostages on friday, along with the message bring them home now. the hostages were among the roughly 240 people taken by hamas militants on october 7th. their faces will remain on display for two weeks. now protesters calling themselves anti-zionist jews defaced half a dozen of the billboards across the bay area that they charge is fueling islamophobia. the billboards were put up by the group known as jew belong with the message. let's be clear. hamas is your problem to protesters plastered over some of the signs to say zionism is your problem, too. other signs were spray painted with phrases like free palestine. protesters accused o