can we take this -- madam clerk? i have a question, madam clerk, can we take this same house, same call? >> clerk: yes. >> president cohen: same house, same call? ordinance passes on the first reading. items 14-16, please. >> clerk: here we have three resolutions on behalf of the airport xhugs to approve the airport lease agreements. automated retail lease for a five-year term to extend and a minimum annual guarantee of $150,000 for the first year of the lease. item 15 approves a terminal two specialty concession lease between xpressspa ss.f. and $145,000 for the first year of the lease. and item 16 approved the traveler service lease between alclear and a two-year option to extend at the airport discretion for $1.5 million for the first year of the lease. councillor >> president cohen: seeing there are no names on the roster, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, adopted. >> clerk: item 17, authorize and approve a portion of the equipment room at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, buildi

booker: madam president, thank you very much. i want to thank my colleagues for being here today and their leadership and i join them in asking the senate to pass the special counsel independence and integrity act by unanimous consent. the special counsel independence integrity act is a bipartisan bill. i again repeat, this is about the legislative branch asserting a commonsense check and balance on presidential overreach. it's not divided along party lines. it is a bipartisan bill. and this bill, again, is about ideals we all are aligned with: independence, integrity, and the ability of a special counsel and future special counsels to do their job effectively, without interference from a president. this is a proactive bill aimed at ensuring that now and in the future we have appropriate checks and balances in place to prevent a constitutional crisis. the bill is becoming more urgent. we know that there was an attack on our democracy. we know that there were and are foreign agents attempting, who attempted and are attempting to m

mada madame clerk, please call the roll for attendance. >> clerk: yes, madame president. [roll call] >> clerk: madame president, all members are present. >> supervisor: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> supervisor: all right, thank you for joining us in the mrooej of -- pledge of allegiance and i'd like to thank those here today with assisting us with the broadcast. are there any communications? >> clerk: none to report, madame president. >> supervisor: before we proceed i want to pause and recognize on this date 40 years ago we lost supervisor melk and mayor musconi and supervisor mandelman requests we honor them who were assassinated today 40 years ago and supervisor mandelman will have more later. we're approving the minutes from october 23, 2018 for the full board. is there a motion to approve the minutes? by supervisor ronen and seconded by supervisor fewer. without objection the minutes will be approved after public comment. madame clerk, please call the 2:00 p.m. special order. >> clerk: we have t

the ordinance is finally passed. >> clerk: madame learning. madame clerk. >> clerk: establish procedure of municipal transportation agencies for projects that do not include transit only or emergency vehicles and/or golden gate transit vehicles to make the appropriate finding. >> supervisor: same house, same call. objection the ordinance is called. it's 2:33. let's go to the 2:30 special order. >> clerk: okay, 2:30 special order. we're ready. >> supervisor: we have three special accommodations. first i want to recognize supervisor tang and then hear from supervisor mann dallman and finally -- mandelman. >> supervisor: i have been working on illegal massage establishments and this board helped close many loopholes an ensure the businesses engage inning human trafficking or other illegal activity -- activities are shut down and i'd like to recognize george montile. please come up. ladies and gentlemen, let's give him a round of applause. >> so george has spent the last three years at the department of public health. sadly for us, friday will be

madam clerk. >>clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> i just wanted to say, i've removed several truckloads of weapons from the latino community in a deweaponization attempt under u.n. authorization. there is a new customs and immigration facility in ciudad hidalgo. there were buildings that were 25, 30 years old, so three months later, they received those buildings. i let the u.s. embassy know there was a glitch in the system. [inaudible] >> i used to know the military patrols that patrol the borders. recently, two individuals lost their lives in unnecessary and preventible deaths while participating in approximate a caravan of illegal immigrants. press reports have stated that bay area press organizations have helped to organize this tragic spectacle, and i believe that one nation can only have one immigration policy, so you guys should try not to encourage law breaking. >>clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> madam president, it happened to be the case that there was a killing a few years ago at norther

>> thank you very much, madam sha chair woom. the u.s. had negotiated a deescalation agreement as you pointed out a year ago. the russians did not adhere to their commitments under that agreement, and they not only allowed but they supported the influx of syrian forces into the southwest, with the humanitarian, the military, and the other consequences. the administration issued initial warnings of a diplomatic nature. absent military force, there was, for which there was no legal authorization, the administration was not able to take further action directly at that point. what this led to directly was a series of decisions by the administration. first of all, to continue our presence in syria, against isis, because that's what they're there for, that's what the authorization is, but to ensure that we don't turn that mission over to anybody else, until it is finished, particularly anybody else who is liable to abuse the people in those areas, abuse our partner, and everything else. so that's one decision. our second decision was to strengt

madam secretary, do we have any speaker cards? >> no speaker cards. >> chair mondejar: i will close public comment and turn to fellow commissioners for questions. commissioner singh. >> president singh: this is $82,500. >> that is the entire amount of the contract for oil. for all three years. okay, thank you. >> this is for three-year agreement. i need a motion. please take roll call. thank you for your presentation. >> please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] the vote is 4 ayes and 1 absent the next order of business is agenda item 5c, conditionally authorizing the conversion of 25 off street residential parking spaces in an existing building containing 315 parking spaces at 185 channel street to provide accessory parking for a neighborhood serving grocery use, proposed for the site, approving an amendment to the basic concept schematic design approved resolution number 61-2011 and approving a variance south design for development. >> this item before you is with regards to block two which was completed back

schumer: thank you, madam president. so, madam president, the president of the united states swears an oath to protect and defend the constitution, including bedrock principles, rule of law, the sanctity of elections, but nearly every day president trump ignores this fundamental responsibility and tramples on the values that have made our country the light of the world. no president has come close to defaming and trying to destroy the democratic values of this country. no president has come close. none. this morning, for what seemed like the millionth time, the president angrily, wildly, and baselessly ranted about the special counsel's investigation. it the doesn't matter to him that his claims have no basis. it doesn't matter to him that his words may degrade faith in our independent law enforcement agencies and the rule of law. he proceeds only according to self-interest. he's offended that someone might look into the fact that he did something wrong. this happens with every president, and he lashes out in ways that h

madam clerk, can you call items 47 and 48? >> clerk: these two are being called together represent affordable housing credit and development agreement. item 47 is an ordinance to amend the planning code to allow the use of affordable housing credits for proposed development at 1629 market street and to make the appropriate findings and affirm the ceqa determination. item 48 ordinance to amend a development agreement between city and strata brady llc to allow for use of affordable housing credits and to make the appropriate findings. >> president cohen: thank you. can we take this same house, same call? yeah, we can. without objection, these ordinances are passed on the first reading. >> clerk: item 49, ordinance to amend the planning code to modify the date in which products must obtain a building or site permit from the ceqa determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> president cohen: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: we had a lengthy discussion at land use and we looked at who is impacted by what we affecti

thank you, madam clerk. call the roll now. >> clerk: [ roll call ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president cohen: all right. the final environmental impact report is affirmed and the c.u. is approved. thank you. madam clerk, please call items 57-60. the first special order. >> clerk: these items comprise the washington square water conservation project appeal. item 57 is the public hearing for persons interested in the determination of exemption from environmental review under the california environmental quality actor ceqa issued as a exemption by the planning department on may 17th, 2018 for the proposed washington square water conservation project to reduce the parks' existing irrigation water by two-thirds and improve sad rated soils condition on the main lawn. to affirm the determination that the project is categorically exempt from further review. item 59 reverses the department's determination subject to the adoption of rent and findings and item 60 is the motion to direct the preparation of finding

madam clerk. my name is wynne chip hilliard. as you know, the response to the 9-11 attacks, the patriot act basically gutted the foreign intelligence act of 1978, allowing 9-11, and an average of 40 filings per week after 9-11. this cannot be accounted for by lpsa involuntary commitments through 5150 or related code sections because the san francisco mental health code system did not increase in capacity by a factor of 19 in one month. they can also not be explained by laura's law. laura's law wasn't even passed until 2002, and it didn't go into effect in this city until 2014, which is not even on that graph. these -- these, i believe, are involuntary incompetency to stand trial determinations arranged -- well, i'm out of time. madam clerk. >>clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> i just wanted to say, i've removed several truckloads of weapons from the latino community in a deweaponization attempt under u.n. authorization. there is a new customs and immigration facility in ciudad hi

madam clerk. make a motion to excuse supervisor fewer from today's meeting. and we can take that without objection as well. thank you very much. all right. next item, item two. >> item number two, resolution u authorizing issuance, sale and delivery of multi-family housing reven revenue bonds, $50 million, for 2050, 2060, 2070 folsom street and 255 and 265 shotwell street. >> so we have presenters today. welcome. >> good morning. deputy director for finance and administration. item number two is a bond issuance resolution for 2060 folsom street. a 100% affordable project that will consist of 127 units, including 29 units for transitional age youth. also include ground floor space for childcare, community programs and a small cafe. the project is being jointly developed by mission economic development agency and chinatown center. authorizes to execute just over $50 million in multi-family housing revenue bonds to finance the project. the proposed issuance will be conduit financing and not require t

. >> thank you, madam chair. i sound like a broken record but this has been going on for eight years with a lotot of gaps including 50000 children in syria which is absolutely apparent. i do want to start with good news which is i think the feminization deserves credit for improved syria policy. we spoke a good game in the last ministration but i feel like all too often there was an action, most notably the red line in syria. it's what i think was the perfect opportunity to get rid of the syrian regime and do it in a way that would have ended far better than what we see today in syria but that said the ministration has made it clear that there is american into military interest in syria that we will defend we don't want to see iran with a post whatever goes on presence in syria and we been clear about the need to stop the leverage to israel and all those other things. i want to echo the chairwoman's concern about aid. i think we need to take a good solid look at how we are to distribute aid. the un does us a diss

supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam clerk. it is with a very heavy heart that i would like to adjourn this board meeting in the memory of the 11 people who were murdered in pittsburgh together with my colleague supervisor ronen and supervisor mandelman maybe from the entire board in a anti--filled anti-semitic gun-toting rampage. they were all murdered on saturday morning by a neonazi in pittsburgh. it is unimaginable to me. it is the largest mass killing of jewish people in the united states of america. i want to associate myself with the resolution that supervisor stephanie will be introducing and as rabbi said, it's about love first. i held a hearing last week and thank the oversight committee for hearing the san francisco housing authority matter. they spent $29.5 million that they did not have. that's the bad news. compounded that audits in 2013 and 2017 showed that their fiscal house was in disorder. the good news is that it appears that the city will take over the housing authority. not just by appointing the members of

for me, madam clerk, the rest i submit. thank you, my friends, for listening to me. >> clerk: that concludes the introduction of new business. >> president cohen: what does that mean for the rest of the agenda? >> clerk: it's time for public comment. >> president cohen: yea, my favorite time of the day. opportunities for everybody to tell us what they think. any member of the public that would like to address the board in general public comment, step forward. you have 2 minutes. you will hear a soft chime indicating there is 30 seconds left. mr. wright, you are up first. >> i object to the administration turning down $300 million a year to take care of the most vulnerable people with a combination of mental and physical disabilities. when you can't pay for your position, the next paragraph out of your mouth you will keep your promise to take care of the homeless for people that have mental and physical disabilities, veterans, amputees, and people in wheelchairs. now that you have a chance for $300 million, you come up with

madam chair, colleagues thank you for hearing this item. this creates a special use district at 1550 evans which allows the san francisco public utilities commission to build a new and improved southeast community facility. 1550 evans is a 5-acre site along the third street corridor in the bayview, owned by the p.u.c. commission. first and foremost i want to acknowledge and express my undivided support for the community plan. i'm excited and want to see it move forward as quickly as possible. this facility which sup plants the existing facility on oak dale will fulfill the p.u.c.'s long standing promise to the bayview community bringing benefits like child care space, public art, conference room space, meeting room space, cafe and of course the highly coveted and much needed parking. i'm excited to note that this s.u.d. also allows for affordable housing in the future, while nothing is currently planned, no current future housing plans are on the books but should it be led by future supervisor it must ensure it's built to reflect the suppor

madam clerk. >> item 32 through 34. these items were introduced for adoption without reference to committee. unanimous vote is required for the resolutions on first read. you may sever an item and have it committed separately. >> anyone want to sever an item? good. all right. we can take these items, same house, same call. great. these resolutions and motions are adopted. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> in memoriam. >> in memoriam. >> the meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals. on behalf of supervisor stefani, for all the victims who perished in the november 2018 california fires, and on behalf of supervisor brown, for the victims of the jonestown massacre 40 years ago. that is at. >> today's meeting will be adjourned in their memory. >> thank you very much. before we go, i want to recognize that december 11th, the next mayoral appearance will be december 11th in district nine, ten and 11. we will need to submit their topics as soon as possible. madam clerk, that brings us to

thank you, madam mayor. anybody been in the community meeting with residents, resident leaders, been at the other end of the table where they say theo, you going to fulfill your promises? this was built by the residents of alice griffith. it's my pleasure to bring up the director of the neighborhood tenants association. >> it's an honor to be here. my name is falah setili. thank you for being here to celebrate with us. i'm so excited and grateful. thank you for all of the stakeholders who believe in us. it's not an easy test. i thank god for the strength and courage, and also, i want to thank my special friend, dwayne jones. thank you, dwayne jones. you encouraging falah to step up and take the torch. you can do it. but before i step down, i encourage all the residents to believe in my leadership, to come out to the meetings every month. thank you so much for celebrating alice griffith. i'm going to call up some amazing residents to speak. angelica and sammy, please welcome them, thank you. [applause] >> goo

madam secretary, item six. >>clerk: item six is other commission business. >> colleagues, the holiday party announcements? is there any other commission business? hearing none, madam secretary, next item of business, please. >> item seven is report of the general manager. >> general manager kelly. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the first item on my report is cleanpowersf update. barbara hale. >> today's update will quickly cover customers and the up coming pg&e rate changes and our plan to cover those changes. first off, service to customers. we're continuing to successfully service our customers. we're actively serving about 109,000 accounts -- i should say we're serving 109 active service accounts. we have an opt out percentage of 3.2%, and we have supergreen upgrade rate which continues to exceed that opt out rate of 6.3% of our customers. that means we have just under 4,800 businesses and households in san francisco that have chosen 100% renewable electricity from cleanpowersf. so with respect to the pg&