thank you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. did we record that, madam clerk? >> clerk: yes. i also would ask that we receive it in writing to double check we have it perfect. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. and do we have a second? seconded by supervisor chan. madam clerk, on the motion. >> clerk: on the motion to approve item 29 with conditions and table items 30 and 31, [roll call] there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. the motion to approve item 29 with conditions and table items 30 and 31 is approved. madam clerk, can you please call our 4:00 p.m. special orders. items 32 through 35 together. >> clerk: the special order at 4:00 p.m. are being called together. items 32 and 33 and items 34 and 35 were scheduled pursuant to a motion two separate motions approved on april 26th, 2022, item 32 is the public hearing to consider objections to a report of assessment costs submitted by the director of public works for sidewalk and curb repair through the sidewalk inspection and repair program. these costs fo

supervisor walton. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. and thank you for your words, supervisor stefani, and for your continued fight. i don't have anything to submit today, but i do want to say one -- i want to thank supervisor melgar just for bringing attention to the letter that was sent out last friday by the department of children and families. i do want to let everyone know that i've been w working closely with supervisor peskin and safai, not only on the interpretation and making sure that everybody has the right information about the payments, but also on changes that need to be made as we move forward and make sure that we can provide opportunities for organizations and working community. i do have to say that instead of dcyf seeking the true legal opinion of the city attorney office, they decided to take the interpretation of an attorney that does not work in the city's attorney office. and the city attorney interprets what's legal and not legal here for us at the board of supervisors. and so to irresponsibly scare and traumatiz

thank you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. did we record that, madam clerk? >> clerk: yes. i also would ask that we receive it in writing to double check we have it perfect. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. and do we have a second? seconded by supervisor chan. madam clerk, on the motion. >> clerk: on the motion to approve item 29 with conditions and table items 30 and 31, [roll call] there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. the motion to approve item 29 with conditions and table items 30 and 31 is approved. madam clerk, can you please call our 4:00 p.m. special orders. items 32 through 35 together. >> clerk: the special order at 4:00 p.m. are being called together. items 32 and 33 and items 34 and 35 were scheduled pursuant to a motion two separate motions approved on april 26th, 2022, item 32 is the public hearing to consider objections to a report of assessment costs submitted by the director of public works for sidewalk and curb repair through the sidewalk inspection and repair program. these costs fo

thank you, president walton. and we will now move back to item one is my understanding that we have supervisor peskin participating remotely. >> yes. item number 1, is a resolution approving a historical property contract between leah culver revokable trust, the owner of 714 steiner street and the city and county of san francisco under administrative code chapter 71, and authorizing the planning director and the assessor-recorder to exkout and record the historical property contract. -- to execute and record the historical property contract. >> thank you, mr. clerk and colleagues. the subject property is within 500 feet of my residence. therefore, i will be seeking to recuse myself. and i would ask that one of my colleagues recuse me and supervisor mandelman to chair this item in my absence. >> mr. clerk, i would like to make a motion to excuse chair preston from this item. >> on the motion to excuse chair preston, supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> mandelman, aye. >> vice chair chan. >> aye. >> chan, aye. >> prest

supervisor walton. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. and thank you for your words, supervisor stefani, and for your continued fight. i don't have anything to submit today, but i do want to say one -- i want to thank supervisor melgar just for bringing attention to the letter that was sent out last friday by the department of children and families. i do want to let everyone know that i've been w working closely with supervisor peskin and safai, not only on the interpretation and making sure that everybody has the right information about the payments, but also on changes that need to be made as we move forward and make sure that we can provide opportunities for organizations and working community. i do have to say that instead of dcyf seeking the true legal opinion of the city attorney office, they decided to take the interpretation of an attorney that does not work in the city's attorney office. and the city attorney interprets what's legal and not legal here for us at the board of supervisors. and so to irresponsibly scare and traumatiz

you, president walton. and, let me start by just congratulating all of the individuals and organizations being honored today. it's an amazing group of folks and i also want to thank the a.p.a. heritage celebration committee. we heard from claudine chang and other members of that committee working hard to make this a wonderful month to celebrate. i am honored today to recognize diane matsuda, staff attorney for the asian pacific islander legal outreach commissioner. on this historic preservation commission. for many years of service and dedication to the japantown committee in my district. to the city and county of san francisco at large and to the state of california. diane is a native of san francisco and fourth generation japanese american. born in the outer richmond. she is san francisco through and through. she went to san francisco public school, pursued her under study and received her law degree from u.c. hastings. diane. a group of young asian men were being harassed by police officers who incorrect

you, president walton. and, let me start by just congratulating all of the individuals and organizations being honored today. it's an amazing group of folks and i also want to thank the a.p.a. heritage celebration committee. we heard from claudine chang and other members of that committee working hard to make this a wonderful month to celebrate. i am honored today to recognize diane matsuda, staff attorney for the asian pacific islander legal outreach commissioner. on this historic preservation commission. for many years of service and dedication to the japantown committee in my district. to the city and county of san francisco at large and to the state of california. diane is a native of san francisco and fourth generation japanese american. born in the outer richmond. she is san francisco through and through. she went to san francisco public school, pursued her under study and received her law degree from u.c. hastings. diane. a group of young asian men were being harassed by police officers who incorrect

cited by president walton. roll call. >> on that motion seconded by number walton. to amend the ordinance in file number 220 500. as stated by the chair. [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> making a motion to amend this item to the full boardwith a positive recommendation as amended, can i get a second ? seconded by supervisor mar. >> on that motion that item 11 the forwarded to the full board witha positive recommendation as amended . vice chair safai. [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> chair: i should have asked the general manager perez before we voted but we are going to request an annual report on wastewater enterprise expenditures, fundbalances and service coverage ratios and the impact on the survey . >> no problem. >> chair: thank you so much. now i like to make a motion to send item 12 to the full board with apositive recommendation, can i have a second ? can we have a rollcall vote? >> on that motion seconded by a member mar on the ordinance in itemswill be forwarded with a positive recommendation . [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> chair: that motio

. >> supervisor walton. >> present. >> mr. president. all members are present. >> thank you so much. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges that we are on the unseated homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as stewards of this land in accordance with tradition the ramaytush ohlone have never seated, lost or forgotten responsibilities as care takes. as guest we say benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to acknowledge the ancestors elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone and affirming their rights. please stand with me for 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. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv and now we have with us kalena mendoza to record each meeting to make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk any communi

cited by president walton. roll call. >> on that motion seconded by number walton . to amend the ordinance in file number 220 500. as stated by the chair. [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> making a motion to amend this item to the full board with a positive recommendation as amended, can i get a second ? seconded by supervisor mar. >> on that motion that item 11 the forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation as amended . vice chair safai. [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> chair: i should have asked the general manager perez before we voted but we are going to request an annual report on wastewater enterprise expenditures, fund balances and service coverage ratios and the impact on the survey . >> no problem. >> chair: thank you so much. now i like to make a motion to send item 12 to the full board with a positive recommendation, can i have a second ? can we have a rollcall vote? >> on that motion seconded by a member mar on the ordinance in items will be forwarded with a positive recommendation . [roll call vote] we have 5 aye's. >> chair: that

i'll turn it over to president walton to begin. it really makes a difference to see so many young faces in the chamber. i'd like to thank everyone part of making this a special meaning time. your leadership is extra ordinary, we extra. we can't wait to hear from you today. thank you everyone for being here this afternoon. we apologize we did run over. it allowed a opportunity for more young people to be here. most of you have been through the journey with us. even though we didn't reach closure like we wanted to in december of 2021. we are moving forward. there is a lot of positive things to report as we continue. so, i'll just start off by saying the last 20 years crime has steadily declined across the country and san francisco and san diego. this is due to new justice reforms and how we view youth. the city of san francisco has been apart of this. everyone deserves to have someone to believe in them. they are making changes err day and impacting the live of the youth. the steady decline is attributed to many of the visionary prog

. >> thank you, chair ronen and president walton and supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to present the library's budget today. i'll be co-presenting with the cfo and mike will walk you through the uses and proposed investments and we're also joined by our chief operating officer and budget manager today. while we're waiting i'll give a shut out to the budget director and thank you for your support and budget and legislative analysts for your support in the process as well. the san francisco public library aspires to be the urban premier library in our country in service to our residents. this shows our long-standing strategic priorities and our continuing commitment to excellence, programming, services, facilities, collections, partnerships. delivering the priorities has made the library the highest rated department of city government. through our process we have developed specific proposals to advance racial equity and enhance digital access. furthermore, our department has worked to identify opportunities for investments that will support

commissioner walton. >> present. we have a quorum. >> thank you. i know that commissioner walton will be needing to leave at 11:30 a.m. i will move to excuse at that time. madam clerk, could you please call item 2. final approval of the resolution making findings to allow teleconference meetings under california gold section 54953e. action item. >> thank you. at our last meeting of the board of supervisors a number of us expressed desire to see this not appear again on a board of supervisors agenda. i feel similarly about having this item not appear again on our ta agenda unless colleagues have strong feelings otherwise. it makes sense to give us one more month. we have one colleague appearing remotely today. another month is fine. in the interim i am planning to take advantage of the rule 3.26 which allows the chair to limit public testimony to 30 minutes per item. i will be doing that going forward at least for this month. we should probably take public comment on this item. this applies for the community advisory for the next 30-day to enable th

thank you very much president walton that. it's apparent safaiii didn't speak to stake holders and pushing his own [bleep] agenda and the it hurts and offends me as a supportive housing tenant who is constantly getting [bleep]ed over. and the people just voted and more will come. i want it say when you do a good job, i like to give you credit and say nice things but when you do a bad job i will not be afraid to tell you to go [bleep] yourselves. >> clerk: thank you jordan davis for your comments to the board. let's hear from our next speaker, please. welcome. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> clerk: before i start your time please pull that microphone close to you. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is elaine samuels. i'm a senior and 70 years and worked for the department of public health for 25 years and a former and concerned with the redistricting and mostly concerned about the issue of housing for seniors. i don't know how that works. i pay taxes for many years and confused about the housing in district 5. will

thank you very much president walton that. it's apparent safaiii didn't speak to stake holders and pushing his own [bleep] agenda and the it hurts and offends me as a supportive housing tenant who is constantly getting [bleep]ed over. and the people just voted and more will come. i want it say when you do a good job, i like to give you credit and say nice things but when you do a bad job i will not be afraid to tell you to go [bleep] yourselves. >> clerk: thank you jordan davis for your comments to the board. let's hear from our next speaker, please. welcome. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> clerk: before i start your time please pull that microphone close to you. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is elaine samuels. i'm a senior and 70 years and worked for the department of public health for 25 years and a former and concerned with the redistricting and mostly concerned about the issue of housing for seniors. i don't know how that works. i pay taxes for many years and confused about the housing in district 5. will

thank you so much, president walton and chair ronen for calling this hearing. although it has been a while, it is never too late to really bring all of us together in the city. and once again, my name is maria sue t director for department youth and families. dcyf has the privilege of administering the san francisco children and youth funds and we administer these dollars via our nonprofit agencies as well as to partnerships with city departments. so i actually have a slide deck that i would like to share, and i will operate my slide deck. sorry. i apologize. there you go. so once again, i am the director for the department of children, youth and families. in preparation for the presentation, we were asked to share some information about the grants that we fund. so as you can see here, we administered a lot of money in different service strategy areas that all roll up into one big service area that we call justice services area and we fund different types of different strategies that have a number of nonprofit agencies inside that provide the program. in total,

i'll turn it over to president walton to begin. it really makes a difference to see so many young faces in the chamber. i'd like to thank everyone part of making this a special meaning time. your leadership is extra ordinary, we extra. we can't wait to hear from you today. thank you everyone for being here this afternoon. we apologize we did run over. it allowed a opportunity for more young people to be here. most of you have been through the journey with us. even though we didn't reach closure like we wanted to in december of 2021. we are moving forward. there is a lot of positive things to report as we continue. so, i'll just start off by saying the last 20 years crime has steadily declined across the country and san francisco and san diego. this is due to new justice reforms and how we view youth. the city of san francisco has been apart of this. everyone deserves to have someone to believe in them. they are making changes err day and impacting the live of the youth. the steady decline is attributed to many of the visionary prog

commissioner walton. >> present. we have a quorum. >> thank you. i know that commissioner walton will be needing to leave at 11:30 a.m. i will move to excuse at that time. madam clerk, could you please call item 2. final approval of the resolution making findings to allow teleconference meetings under california gold section 54953e. action item. >> thank you. at our last meeting of the board of supervisors a number of us expressed desire to see this not appear again on a board of supervisors agenda. i feel similarly about having this item not appear again on our ta agenda unless colleagues have strong feelings otherwise. it makes sense to give us one more month. we have one colleague appearing remotely today. another month is fine. in the interim i am planning to take advantage of the rule 3.26 which allows the chair to limit public testimony to 30 minutes per item. i will be doing that going forward at least for this month. we should probably take public comment on this item. this applies for the community advisory for the next 30-day to enable th

nice to be with you, members of the board, president walton. thank you for the opportunity to share the two-year budget. if we can get the presentation up on the screen please. >> my apologist. i am trying to get it open correctly. okay. let's see. is it displaying correctly? >> we can see it. it is not the full screen. >> i will work on that. >> if you could, next slide please. and most notably in the aftermath of the 9/11 and the dot com recession as well as sars, we certainly did from fiscal year 10 and were certainly challenging in fiscal 2020-and 21 and we look forward to talking more about that and how we're performing. related to passenger traffic, we are seeing steady improvements as you can see and even for the months of most recently march and april, quite a bit of uptick. and what you see here is a reflection of how the virus was transmitted and either expanding or contracting as well as seasonality over the past two years. force fiscal year to date, we are at 58% of the pre-covid numbers through april. of that amount, 65% domestic h

we going back now to india walton. longtime buffalo community activist, ran for mayor of buffalo last year. we spoke to you on monday right after the massacre. at the end of this week, we wanted to go back to you. it was horrifying as i laid out the names of the victims as we knew that at that point on monday. i know that list was kat massey. you are hearing that for the first time at that moment. again, our condolences. can you talk about at this point, a week later, six days later, how the community is dealing and who the people are who have died and what you think needs to be done? >> thanks, amy. the commuty has come together. buffalo really is a place of resience, of deep community, of mutual aid. we have seen time and time ain when tragedies happen -- even on a day-to-day week, we take care of each other. the outpouring of support from agencies and individuals from all over municipalities, localities, over the country and the world, has really been overwhelming. my question is, what happens when the cameras leave

of course our president ofthe board , president walton. members of the committee, than you for having us today . iq for acknowledging thegood work that department has done whether it's around the street vending work in partnership with you on , the shared spaces partnership with our businesses andworking on some of the other challenges we see whether it's graffiti or some of the challenges we see in the tenderloin . big thanks to the apartment because they have a can-do attitude aboutaddressing those challenges along with us and i want to thank staff for all their work . i serve as city administrator and as you know when proposition be passed in 2020 i became city administrator shortly thereafter in february 2021 and was tasked with helping to create plans in the process for the implementation of proposition b. i want to thank rachel alonso and douglas from my team as well as the entire public works team for helping to put this plan together.i'm joined by my colleagues director carla short, deputy director of finance bruce robinson. my dep

so when i say right size, i think there are three things, president walton. our own responsibility to work hard to fill our vacancies. i think the second is we would like to bring up a number, a couple of what we think would be very smart investments around very pressing issues of the time. one of them, for example, would be someone to work with more of that commercial corridors on vacancy mitigation. as an example, but we want to continue to work smart and very measured with what we would ask of you. >> so right now the department does not have any vacancies? >> the department has 20% of our positions vacant right now. >> we'll have a further discussion on that, and then what's the definition of microbusiness? >> well, it depends who you ask. i think they are talking about. >> just real quick. real quick, director, because that is already a concern because if we talk about equity and resource distribution, it's important to have universal definitions of what we are talking about. otherwise we have microbusinesses competing with bigger and smaller businesses

>> president walton: second. >> chairman: seconded by president walton. >> clerk: on that motion, [roll call] we have five ayes. >> chairman: thank you so much, can you please read item two. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. item number two. hold on just one second. kind of waiting for the noise to die down a little. item number two is a hearing to review the budget recommendations submitted by the housing stability fund oversight board for use of proposition i funds in fiscal year 2022-2023 to pursue strategies and solutions to target unmet needs and gaps in existing affordable housing programs with special attention to advancing racial, social, and geographic equity. members of the public who wish to provide comment call (415) 655-0001. the underneathing id is 2488677768. if you haven't done so press star 3 to line up to speak. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and then you may begin your comments. madam chair. >> chairman: thank you so much. and i would like to turn this over to supervisor preston who is the lead sponsor on this item. >> supervisor preston: thank

seconded by number walton. >> number walton. we have 5 aye's. >> thank you so much and do we have any other items on the agenda. >> we do have one more item. that we unfortunately were on the agenda because i took out. we do need to call in. >> please do. >> item number four. is more than cementing the administrative code existing three charges on permanency of license fees and permit and license renewal fees issued by the planning department, department of building inspection, department of public works, police department and entertainment commission that may be appealed to the board of appeals and affirming the department's determination other ceqa. members of the public should call 415-655-0001. meeting id is 2485 295 1638. dialá3 the lineup to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raise your hand and when the system indicatesyou have been un-muted you may make any comments .>> thank you. can we continue this, i'm going to make a motion to continue this item to week's meeting on the 25th. can i have a second? >> yes

we will go to buffalo, new york, to speak with india walton, former buffalo mayoral candidate and longtime community activist. and we will talk to professor ibram x. kendi, whose many books -- whose new piece for the atlantic is headlined "the danger more republicans should be talking about: white-supremacist ideology is harmful to all, especially the naive and defenseless minds of youth." we'll also look at how the buffalo shooter's manifesto refers to "the great replacement," a racist conspiracy theory promoted by far-right media figures like tuer carlton on fox news. >> the other day more leaders were denouncing as for pointing out the obvious. democrats are intentionally accelerating demographic change for political advantage. amy: then massive abortion rights protests took place across the united states saturday, kickstarting what reproductive justice advocates are calling a summer of rage. >> today is day one of an uprising to protect abortion rights. it is day one of our feminist future. it is day one of a summer of rage where we will be un governable. amy: we'll speak with renee br

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i'll turn it over to president walton to begin. it really makes a difference to see so many young faces in the chamber. i'd like to thank everyone part of making this a special meaning time. your leadership is extra ordinary, we extra. we can't wait to hear from you today. thank you everyone for being here this afternoon. we apologize we did run over. it allowed a opportunity for more young people to be here. most of you have been through the journey with us. even though we didn't reach closure like we wanted to in december of 2021. we are moving forward. there is a lot of positive things to report as we continue. so, i'll just start off by saying the last 20 years crime has steadily declined across the country and san francisco and san diego. this is due to new justice reforms and how we view youth. the city of san francisco has been apart of this. everyone deserves to have someone to believe in them. they are making changes err day and impacting the live of the youth. the steady decline is attributed to many of the visionary prog

so when i say right size, i think there are three things, president walton. our own responsibility to work hard to fill our vacancies. i think the second is we would like to bring up a number, a couple of what we think would be very smart investments around very pressing issues of the time. one of them, for example, would be someone to work with more of that commercial corridors on vacancy mitigation. as an example, but we want to continue to work smart and very measured with what we would ask of you. >> so right now the department does not have any vacancies? >> the department has 20% of our positions vacant right now. >> we'll have a further discussion on that, and then what's the definition of microbusiness? >> well, it depends who you ask. i think they are talking about. >> just real quick. real quick, director, because that is already a concern because if we talk about equity and resource distribution, it's important to have universal definitions of what we are talking about. otherwise we have microbusinesses competing with bigger and smaller businesses

. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, this resolution is passed unanimously. >> and we were concerned for these small mom-and-pop businesses that contribute so much to our arts community. >> we are an extremely small venue that has the capacity to do extremely small shows. most of our staff has been working for us for over ten years. there's very little turnover in the staff, so it felt like family. sharky with the small business commission was crucial in pestering supervisor haney and others to really keep our industry top of mind. we closed down on march 13 of 2020 when we heard that there was an order to do so by the mayor, and we had to call that show in the middle of the night. they were in the middle of their sound check, and i had to call the venue and say, we need to cancel the show tonight. >> the fund is for our live music and entertainment venues, and in its first round, it will offer grants of at least $10,000 to qualifying venues. these are venues that offer a signature amount of live enter