supervisor yee? president. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president yee: thank you. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president yee: okay. on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv. lawrence and michael. who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, are there any communications? >> clerk: yes, we received and processed mayor breed's legislation declaring the results of the 2015 election and as required the certificate of election and oath of office has been provided to the newest member of the board of supervisors representing district 5, dean preston. lastly, pursuant to the administrative code, the surety bond requirements have been met for supervisor preston to conduct his official duties. >> president yee: thank you. supervisor, welcome to your first board meeting and congratulations on you

yee present. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president yee: thank you. will you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president yee: so, on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, jessie and james. who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, any communications? >> none to report today, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. so i want to thank all the board members for being here today. this is a special meeting. i know that our regular meeting had been cancelled because of martin luther king holiday. i'm sure the public appreciates we keep on doing work of the people even though it's a day off. madame clerk, go to the regular agenda. item 1. >> item 1, is ordinance to amend the planning code and zoning map to establish the 12 neighborhood districts. inner balboa bayview, geary, lakes

thank you for obliging, president yee. >> president yee: okay. so madame clerk, we're finished with roll call. we're going to move on to public comment. >> at this time the public may address the entire board up to two minutes on items within the jurisdiction of the board to include the november 5, 2019 and november 12 board meeting minutes and items 30-37 on the adoption without reference to committee. a public comment is not allowed when an item has been previously subject to public comment. direct your remarks to the board as a whole not individual members of the board. people with interpretation will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify. if you would like to display on the overhead projector, just tell sfgovtv. it is a board rule in this chamber, that if you have a feeling one way or another, in support, or against, that you not clap or make audible sounds. if you're in support, just go like that to show your support. we appreciate that. >> president yee: okay. >> good afternoon, supervisors and president. i'd like to bring to the a

yee. i made some of these points at the budget committee when this came before us. and this issue, i think is hard for all of us, because i think we all care about and love city college. our constituents all care about and love city college and we want to support its success. i spent six years on the city college board of trustees. i fought to save its accreditation. i believe supervisor stefani was -- because city college never lost its accreditation, but came darned close. we came darned close for reasons that persist today. city college's finances have not made sense for going on a decade now. and although, in 2012 and 2013, 2014, i believe it was wrong for the accrediter to try to terminate the accreditation, the idea that city college does not need to balance its books, is wrong. and is a problem and a harm for the college. city college is among the best funded community colleges in california. correctly so and receives a level of funding from the local community that i don't think an

yee aye. fewer aye. haney aye. mandelman aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: okay. so the ordinance for 23 and 24 pass on first reading. >> thank you, colleagues for your indulgence. >> president yee: sorry, was that -- did somebody say something? >> i said thank you supervisors for your indulgence. >> president yee: okay. let's go to madame clerk, let's call the adoption without committee reference, items 30 through 37. >> items 30 through 37, unanimous vote is required for resolutions on first reading today. alternatively, a member may require a resolution to go to committee on first reading. >> president yee: any of my colleagues like to sever any items? okay. seeing none, colleagues, can we take these the balance -- same house, same call? >> supervisor haney: did you -- can i sever 32? >> president yee: 32? sure. okay. can we take the remaining balance of the items same house, same call? without objection, the motions are approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item 32. >> item 32 is a resolution to urge the zuckerberg hospital administration to demonstr

. >> thank you, president yee and members of the board. today earlier i spent some time in the embarcadero talking to people who are struggling with homelessness. today was a good day because we had the opportunity to help three people into the navigation center on a bark -- on embarcadero. for the three people we helped, there are still dozens more who turned us down for service. including one particular woman who clearly needed help, it was clearly in distress, who was hungry, refutes service, who had a lot of items with her, -- refused service, who had a lot of items with her, and there's nothing we could do. addressing homelessness is a real challenge in our city. along with making sure that we meet the goals to have 1,002 shelter beds open by this year, we also have to look at what happens in the future for those who refuse services. we have to make sure that there are places for people to go. many of you know that i am committed to opening sobering centers, safe injection sites, and other places that we so desperately need, but ultim

yee.ven if you have been at the department for a little while. >> this is my first commission meeting. thank you to the chair and commissioners. my name is joseph. i will be working in the policy department replacing peter, "i'm sure many of you know and remember well. big shoes to fill. happy to be working and supporting charles who is our wonderful commission secretary today. i have been a public servant most of my career as far back as my very first internship in the mayor's communications communications office downstairs for the late mayor. more recently i worked in the coming occasions department for the san francisco public utilities commission and served as the lead communication and special projects for congressman -- congresswoman waters in d.c. and l.a. where we worked on racial equity issues, which is timely, financial services regulation, gang mediation, you name it and a lot of other complex issues. i am a u.c. berkeley and georgetown alone. i am excited to serve the departmen

yee aye. fewer aye. haney aye. mandelman aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: thank you. without objection the ordinances are finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our regular agenda. >> item 13 is ordinance to amend the administrative and public works codes to create an office of emerging technology, to require a permit to construct the public right-of-way within public works jurisdiction. >> president yee: colleagues have spoken on this item quite a few times. i'm proud to have all of you --

yee: this motion passes. we're way overdue to our 2:30 item. can we go to the 2:30 commendations. first up is supervisor ronen. >> president yee: okay. before supervisor ronen gets started, so we're going to be going through our agenda where we're giving commendations to several individuals.

>> clerk: 3:00 p.m. >> supervisor yee: what about it?>> clerk: we will place that on the agenda mr. president as legislation not at a 3:00 p.m. special order. >> supervisor yee: supervisor ronen, i missed for the next -- ok. i'm missing things and i'm feeling guilty here. this completes today's proceedings for the special tax district for pier 70. on january 28th, 2020, the board will review the canvas of the election prepared by the director of the department of elections and consider a resolution to results of the election and other remaining formation proceedings. madam clerk, let's go to our committee reports. >> clerk: y item 38 was considered by the land use and transportation committee on monday, january 13th, 2020 and was forwarded as a committee report with the same title. item 38 a manning the planning code to establish the following 12 neighborhood commercial districts or ncds. the inner balboa street ncd, the outer balboa street ncd, the bay view ncd, the geeryncd, the san bruno avenue ncd, the coal valley ncd, the lakeside v

thank you for obliging, president yee. >> president yee: okay. so madame clerk, we're finished with roll call. we're going to move on to public comment. >> at this time the public may address the entire board up to two minutes on items within the jurisdiction of the board to include the november 5, 2019 and november 12 board meeting minutes and items 30-37 on the adoption without reference to committee. a public comment is not allowed when an item has been previously subject to public comment. direct your remarks to the board as a whole not individual members of the board. people with interpretation will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify. if you would like to display on the overhead projector, just tell sfgovtv. it is a board rule in this chamber, that if you have a feeling one way or another, in support, or against, that you not clap or make audible sounds. if you're in support, just go like that to show your support. we appreciate that. >> president yee: okay. >> good afternoon, supervisors and president. i'd like to bring to the a

>> clerk: 3:00 p.m. >> supervisor yee: what about it?that on the agenda mr. president as legislation not at a 3:00 p.m. special order. >> supervisor yee: supervisor ronen, i missed for the next -- ok. i'm missing things and i'm feeling guilty here. this completes today's proceedings for the special tax district for pier 70. on january 28th, 2020, the board will review the canvas of the election prepared by the director of the department of elections and consider a resolution to results of the election and other remaining formation proceedings. madam clerk, let's go to our committee reports. >> clerk: y item 38 was considered by the land use and transportation committee on monday, january 13th, 2020 and was forwarded as a committee report with the same title. item 38 a manning the planning code to establish the following 12 neighborhood commercial districts or ncds. the inner balboa street ncd, the outer balboa street ncd, the bay view ncd, the geeryncd, the san bruno avenue ncd, the coal valley ncd, the lakeside village ncd, the lower po

[roll call] >> there are 10 ayes. >> supervisor yee: ok. motion passes. could i have a motion to file this closed -- this agenda item. made by supervisor peskin seconded by supervisor safai. if there's no objection, can we take the same house same call. no objection, then motion passes. madam clerk, please read the memoriams. >> clerk: today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor mandelman. for the late mr. hampton smith on behalf of supervisor haney, for the late mr. marco jostalano and on behalf of supervisor peskin and stefani, stephanie lazio-chincota. >> supervisor yee: that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> supervisor yee: the meeting is adjourned. >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came up to serve the city of san francisco, that was just an opportunity i really needed

. >> commissioner yee? >> present. >> yee present. we have quorum. >> thank you, mr. quintanilla. could you please call the next item. >> clerk: item number. citizens' advisory report. >> commissioner stefani is amongst us. mr. larson. >> good morning, chair peskin, vice chair mandelman and commissioners. i'm here to report on the november 20th meeting of the c.a.c. starting with item 5, allocation of $3.3 million for better market street. critical to the success of the project. smta noted the project working group, which included business along market street and the planned turnaround. as well as coordinating with developers on large projects for mid-market. c.a.c. members also reacted favorably to the elimination of private vehicle traffic on all of market street, in the project area below 10th street. seeing this as an advantage to reducing congestion and moving transit in this crowded area. the c.a.c. recommended approval of this item. turning to item number 7 on your agenda, the projects in the bayview, the comments centered on the transit assistance role. and the muni transp

thank you. >> president yee: thank you.> i'm a native san franciscan and live in supervisor mandelman's district. i'm here to speak on item number 58, which is the schools and community first, which i believe you're about to have the first vote on shortly. and i just want to emphasize how important this is. this is a revision of proposition 13 from 41 years ago which would unfreeze only commercial property values. it would protect all residences and small businesses that have property value of $3 million or less. it would give us back all the money we lost since 1978 for community services the state of california used to give to cities and counties. it would give us back the money we lost for k-12. we have horrible schools now because we lost all that money. i want to emphasize to people in general to publicize to everyone you know how important a lot of the problems that we have and we talk about every week at the supervisor's meeting, public health, schools, all kinds of community services, would be addressed by passing t

programs to audit this year. >> president yee: okay. got it. thank you. >> chair haney: any public comment on this item? all right. seeing none public comment is closed. and we can take this also same house same call. >> clerk: house has changed. >> chair haney: oh, the house has changed. roll call. >> clerk: we need a motion and a second. >> chair haney: motion by commissioner yee seconded by commissioner mandelman. >> clerk: on item 6 -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have final approval. >> chair haney: thank you. mr. clerk, will you please call the next item. >> clerk: item 8, introduction of new items. this is an information item. >> chair haney: is there any new items to introduce, commissioners? seeing none, any public comment? public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, will you call the next item. >> clerk: item 9 general public comment. >> chair haney: is there any members of the public who want to comment generally? seeing none public comment is now closed. [gavel]. >> chair haney: mr. clerk, we can call the next item. >> clerk: item 10, adjo

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and better police community relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are work

i am ex vitted t excited to be h president norman yee and supervisor fewer and. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just abou

president yee. >> supervisor yee: yeah. i want to thank the speakers that came today and really at least educated myself. and also the people that made public comments. i appreciate your comments and wanting to address this issue. and, you know, it's really troubling what i heard also today. because i grew up in a triplex. we call them flats in san francisco. and everybody smoked. and even when the people were smoking downstairs, even when the windows were open, the smoke would go through the floor. never thought about it when i was younger. and maybe because i was -- i had the opportunity to buy my own home, single family home. and my kids were growing up. and, of course, there was no smokers around my household. so i didn't think about it i thought all of these laws that we passed in the last few decades, that everybody would have an environment where they wouldn't have to worry about secondhand smoke in their own homes. and then when these issues were brought up to me more recently, are you kidding me. even when my fathe

i am ex vitted t excited to be h president norman yee and supervisor fewer and. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just abou

[gavel] president yee. >> supervisor yee: yeah. i think one last thing that i brought up earlier, that i want to make sure that we do a follow-up is that justice is actually an administrative code. and i think we need to update that and to reflect some of the changes. so i will be working with i guess either mr. rao or miss kelly or probably all of you to see how we can get that done. probably the next time i will mention justice will be probably related to the administrative code. and i'd like to ask my colleagues on this committee to go ahead and close -- file this item. >> clerk: i'll make that motion. and we will take it without objection. [gavel] and thank you, president yee. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> mr. clerk, can you call our next item. >> clerk: item no. 3, the hearing on department of police cabinet operations on holding the police department accountable. the status of investigations and the fourth quarter final report for 2019, including the number of complaints of police conduct, complaints investigated, complain

as always, our top priority is safety, and i look forward to continued collaboration with chair yee, the president of our transportation committee to forward policies to reduce accidents, something that did not go well for the city for 2019. i want to point out that commissioner yee and i had with a meeting with representative chiu, and head of the california highway patrol, and others about moving forward with automated speed enforcement legislation for san francisco and possibly san jose, and that was a very productive meeting. so we're determined to advance the effort at the state level to obtain a.s.c. legislation and that front as we continue to invest in projects, and i'm particularly excited to see the embarcadero sidewalk tracks move forward in the northeast corner of the city this year. at the regional level, this is a major development for our long range transportation plan as well as the bay area. [inaudible] >> chair peskin: -- and of course the downtown rail extension. i want to thank commissioner ronen for serving on the m.t.c. and commissioners haney, fewer, mar and ma

calvio instead of president norman yee. so i want to direct you to page eight of the agenda, which is the memo we submitted which we cite several references to precedent. in two of them was ray hartz versus the public library ethics complaint 031-2402 and 07. on both complaints that were considered by the ethics commission, the ethics commission found for the city library saying the minutes provided were presented as a single document including the addendum, and the task force cannot add or imply the words into the body of the sunshine ordinance. and section 67.16 of the code specifically states that the last sentence of the first paragraph, any person speaking during the public comment period may supply a brief summary of their public comments, not interpreted as the body of the minutes. if we were to submit -- so the way the minutes are is if there's january, february, march, april, may minutes that are all consecutive, so for example, if there was -- the first agenda -- set of minutes would be for example one to 20 then

as always, our top priority is safety, and i look forward to continued collaboration with chair yee, the president of our transportation committee to forward policies to reduce accidents, something that did not go well for the city for 2019. i want to point out that commissioner yee and i had with a meeting with representative chiu, and head of the california highway patrol, and others about moving forward with automated speed enforcement legislation for san francisco and possibly san jose, and that was a very productive meeting. so we're determined to advance the effort at the state level to obtain a.s.c. legislation and that front as we continue to invest in projects, and i'm particularly excited to see the embarcadero sidewalk tracks move forward in the northeast corner of the city this year. at the regional level, this is a major development for our long range transportation plan as well as the bay area. [inaudible] >> chair peskin: -- and of course the downtown rail extension. i want to thank commissioner ronen for serving on the m.t.c. and commissioners haney, fewer, mar and ma

president yee. >> supervisor yee: yeah. i want to thank the speakers that came today and really at least educated myself. and also the people that made public comments. i appreciate your comments and wanting to address this issue. and, you know, it's really troubling what i heard also today. because i grew up in a triplex. we call them flats in san francisco. and everybody smoked. and even when the people were smoking downstairs, even when the windows were open, the smoke would go through the floor. never thought about it when i was younger. and maybe because i was -- i had the opportunity to buy my own home, single family home. and my kids were growing up. and, of course, there was no smokers around my household. so i didn't think about it i thought all of these laws that we passed in the last few decades, that everybody would have an environment where they wouldn't have to worry about secondhand smoke in their own homes. and then when these issues were brought up to me more recently, are you kidding me. even when my fathe

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and better police community relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are work

and to supervisor yee for introducing this request. are there any members of the public who wish to testify on these items? thank you. public comment is closed. can we recommend this item to the full board without objection? thank you. mr. clerk, please call item number 3. >> item 3, resolution authorizing and approving lease with npu, a california corporation for the united states old mint at 88 fifth street at the monthly base rent of $20,000, requiring the tenant to be responsible for all utilities, rental fees for a two-year term. with three one-year options to extend, adopting appropriate findings and making findings that the proposed transaction is in conformity with the general plan and the eight priority policies. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i understand the mayor's office is -- from the mayor's office this item is not ready to move forward. as such, after public comment, i will make a motion to continue this to the call of the chair. are there any members of the public who wish to testify on this item? seeing none, public co

president yee. >> supervisor yee: yeah. i want to thank the speakers that came today and really at least educated myself. and also the people that made public comments. i appreciate your comments and wanting to address this issue. and, you know, it's really troubling what i heard also today. because i grew up in a triplex. we call them flats in san francisco. and everybody smoked. and even when the people were smoking downstairs, even when the windows were open, the smoke would go through the floor. never thought about it when i was younger. and maybe because i was -- i had the opportunity to buy my own home, single family home. and my kids were growing up. and, of course, there was no smokers around my household. so i didn't think about it i thought all of these laws that we passed in the last few decades, that everybody would have an environment where they wouldn't have to worry about secondhand smoke in their own homes. and then when these issues were brought up to me more recently, are you kidding me. even when my fathe

calvio instead of president norman yee. so i want to direct you to page eight of the agenda, which is the memo we submitted which we cite several references to precedent. in two of them was ray hartz versus the public library ethics complaint 031-2402 and 07. on both complaints that were considered by the ethics commission, the ethics commission found for the city library saying the minutes provided were presented as a single document including the addendum, and the task force cannot add or imply the words into the body of the sunshine ordinance. and section 67.16 of the code specifically states that the last sentence of the first paragraph, any person speaking during the public comment period may supply a brief summary of their public comments, not interpreted as the body of the minutes. if we were to submit -- so the way the minutes are is if there's january, february, march, april, may minutes that are all consecutive, so for example, if there was -- the first agenda -- set of minutes would be for example one to 20 then

president yee. >> supervisor yee: yeah.ant to thank the speakers that came today and really at least educated myself. and also the people that made public comments. i appreciate your comments and wanting to address this issue. and, you know, it's really troubling what i heard also today. because i grew up in a triplex. we call them flats in san francisco. and everybody smoked. and even when the people were smoking downstairs, even when the windows were open, the smoke would go through the floor. never thought about it when i was younger. and maybe because i was -- i had the opportunity to buy my own home, single family home. and my kids were growing up. and, of course, there was no smokers around my household. so i didn't think about it i thought all of these laws that we passed in the last few decades, that everybody would have an environment where they wouldn't have to worry about secondhand smoke in their own homes. and then when these issues were brought up to me more recently, are you kidding me. even when my father --

nonprofit staff in d4, needs assessment including affordable housing needs, working with president yee for a website planner in the planning department. $300,000 from state funds for west side affordable housing capacity building. i released the first ever jobs housing fit report and passed resolution for this annually, passed a $600,000 bond for affordable housing. we passed proposition e to rezone land for affordable anded you you indicator housing. i am strongly supporting the first ever educator housing project in the city. thanks to prop e, the teachers and paraeducators will be able to move in new homes sooner and the first ever small sites acquisition and program for edu construction and expansion. i am actively identifying sites for affordable development. i am sponsoring the item we just heard to expand pdas on the west side. one important tool to continue the work that centers the people in the community. yes, we have to build more housing on the west side, and in coming into this role i inherited cumulative housing balance negative 260.7% in my district over the last decade.

leyna: yee e haw. -- lou: yee haw. we've just gotten word that senator schumer's third amendment has gone down on a party line vote, 53-47. that's three amendments attempted, procedural nonsense on the part of the democratic minority leader. and all three went down. republicans united, republicans unified and resolute, turning down these first three amendments by the dems, and it looks like the republicans mean to have their way. >> well, they should, and the reality is that the democrats are presenting nothing new. we've heard the story before. the bottom line is that the president made a correct phone call to a new leader. he should have held off the resources because no one knew who this guy was. people forget he got elected in april. june is when we basically put the hold on to is see who he was. and at the end of the day here, there's no crime. i go back again -- lou: there's nothing there. >> it's an insult to the american taxpayers -- lou: for sure, because we're paying for it, and it's the only time the senate

nonprofit staff in d4, needs assessment including affordable housing needs, working with president yee for a website planner in the planning department. $300,000 from state funds for west side affordable housing capacity building. i released the first ever jobs housing fit report and passed resolution for this annually, passed a $600,000 bond for affordable housing. we passed proposition e to rezone land for affordable anded you you indicator housing. i am strongly supporting the first ever educator housing project in the city. thanks to prop e, the teachers and paraeducators will be able to move in new homes sooner and the first ever small sites acquisition and program for edu construction and expansion. i am actively identifying sites for affordable development. i am sponsoring the item we just heard to expand pdas on the west side. one important tool to continue the work that centers the people in the community. yes, we have to build more housing on the west side, and in coming into this role i inherited cumulative housing balance negative 260.7% in my district over the last decade.

nonprofit staff in d4, needs assessment including affordable housing needs, working with president yee for a website planner in the planning department. $300,000 from state funds for west side affordable housing capacity building. i released the first ever jobs housing fit report and passed resolution for this annually, passed a $600,000 bond for affordable housing. we passed proposition e to rezone land for affordable anded you you indicator housing. i am strongly supporting the first ever educator housing project in the city. thanks to prop e, the teachers and paraeducators will be able to move in new homes sooner and the first ever small sites acquisition and program for edu construction and expansion. i am actively identifying sites for affordable development. i am sponsoring the item we just heard to expand pdas on the west side. one important tool to continue the work that centers the people in the community. yes, we have to build more housing on the west side, and in coming into this role i inherited cumulative housing balance negative 260.7% in my district over the last decade.

president yee is looking for a location. supervisor walton is looking for space in his district. it will be a humane way. i want to thank everyone today. i want to thank the individuals that made this possible, and we are going to continue to look to expand and make this model a successful model. as the mayor said, in one year we will break ground on 100% affordable housing on the site. we will see what works, what i am provements can be made and how to do it better and how san francisco can lead throughout the bay area. i will introduce supervisor vallie brown my co-sponsor in this effort. >> thank you, super-vior and mayor breed. it was over a year ago that i did send a photo to his office of me living in a van when i was 13. as some of you know, my mom had odd jobs. she was always struggling to make ends meet. there were times she didn't have enough money for the next aren't. she would borrow a van from a friend and we would live in the van until she was able to get money for the next apartment. as a child of 13 living in a van, there is a lot of struggles. there are things yo

seconded by commissioner yee. we have a different house. roll call, please. [roll call] we have final approval. >> next item, please. >> item 11 is seeking final approval on first appearance and adopt unopposed unless amended position on senate bill 52 corporate transit. >> thank you. fellow commissioners, you may remember last week i requested the t.a. staff to draft a resolution opposing senate bill 50 unless amended. following a memo prepared by the t.a. on the transportation impact and concerns. housing development doesn't happen in a vacuum. we must plan for increased housing density comprehensively with improvements to transportation and other infrastructure and services to go with the housing. and good planning is led by the community's most impacted by the plan. by giving people a seat at the table and considering transit infrastructure and services along housing, we create better results. not for developers' bottom lines , buffered public good and the people we represent. good planning uses tools like up zoning and density to control as leverage for