to expand the 99% less dense atmosphere as mars. mars has a very thin atmosphere. earth's atmosphere is 99 times thicker than mars, the blades are rotating 10 times faster than any helicopter on earth, the equivalence of an airplane flying two times higher than mount everest. double what it normally flies in the atmosphere. the atmosphere is so thin, there is nothing for it to grasp. there are all kinds of other technological adaptations to allow this to fly. to even keep it flying you have to take into account it would be something like on earth if you are writing your bicycle but put your backpack on the front handlebars. it's not just the atmosphere itself. it has to go through freezing nights. even during the daytime, the temperature difference on mars is substantial, it lacks an atmosphere. if you are -- your head would be freezing so it had to be able to account for that as it takes flight and goes vertical into the air. it's an amazing feat that this thing took off. potentially it's a sidekick, navigator. a lot of dismissal this could possibly take flight. w

[roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair mar: so this'll be sent to the full board with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, please call item 2. >> clerk: item 2 is a hearing to consider that the issue wean of a type 64 special a-sale general theater liquor license to thelostchurch.org, inc. located at 665 chestnut street, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> chair mar: once again, i'll invite officer samuelson to present. >> okay. thelostchurch.org have applied for a type 64 special asale license. they're in section 35, which is high crime, tract 1100, a high saturation. we recommend approval with two conditions. that they monitoring property to prevent loitering, and no noise shall be audible at any nearby residence. >> chair mar: thank you. so i'd like to invite representatives from thelostchurch to present. >> hi. my name is brett cline. i'm the executive director and cofounder of thelostchurch. a few years ago, we started doing our stupid games in my living room/art gallery, and i don't know how they found my na

ah, ah, ah, in september 2016, a shocking story hit the headlines and me and mar 2 teenaged domestic workers were freed from a tailor shopping young gone. where they had spent 5 years being beaten, stabbed, and deprived of sleep, and fooled big sway when a well known reporter from a new site called me and mar, now brought the story to the public's attention. i never apologized. they exploited the children without remorse for the 2 girls, sand, k kind and orphan tarzan had endured daily physical and emotional abuse for years. dante kind had been so badly tortured on her arms and hands that she became permanently disfigured. much of the abuse took place in the famous avo tailoring shop in young, gone, where the girls were in the shop as well known among locals in the city. this combined with the shocking pictures made social media pay extra attention. the ella, the case was posted on a forum for journalists by the news agency. me a ma, now the find, the patient said they were going to the children's village and invited the media to go with them. i saw rights and went to long that i did

a bag is a cone of solidified slag in front of it is the strewn mar. it's almost completely stilted up. sh. some of the extinct volcano is provide the perfect conditions for recreational athletes. the mer failed mar, for example, is popular with paraglider is what sets this mar apart from. others is the form of its crater rim. it's very steep and so exposed in some places that it makes for just the right take off slope. above the steep curved crater rim, you can fly perfect circles if the wind is right. and with a view like this, it's like a dream come true. the volcanic high full is a world of water and not only because of its many mars, there are plenty of places where water rises to the surface. as in the vault, she looked with its steep walls of volcanic tress, less spectacular, but still valuable for the region is another phenomenon. there are springs everywhere in the eye full, some hidden in the middle of the forest. andreas schuler from the volcanic i full geo park, knows where these drains come from. in the case of the guys are in under now. i

and i'm thinking in particular of your ambitious plan to send a european rover vehicle to mars. that entire mission may not happen now. today, it's not decided what will happen or will be the future of that mission, this is true, because on february 24th, right afterwards, i called a meeting with my member states to decide what we do. and, as you say, stephen, we had to decide to suspend this cooperation with russia. let me just say that this is hurting us all. i have a lot of engineers in esa and in industry, and you can imagine what it means. we have... some of the scientists in europe... i'm thinking of people like fernando rull, who's one of the leaders of the project. he's been working on this for years, and suddenly everything he had planned and worked for has been taken away from him. that's correct. i mean, how do you approach him and others on that team and say, "you know what, it's all off"? that is... that is painful, i tell you. and i have a large team of the exomars project manager, the exomars team, there are several people in esa, but also in industry. and it is t

filled quickly. >> supervisor mar: i called for a hearing and we had a hearing a few months ago on sort of how the city is not adequately planning to meet the support needs and that hearing kind of looked at the full range of housing and care needs to skilled nursing and everything in between. so the budget and legislative analyst office has been doing some research and about to release a report on looking at the gaps and how we can better plan. so i think that's sort of the bigger picture issue that i've been wanting to work on and this is really helpful just to have the ltccc's work on affordable assisted living and on behavioral health needs of assisted residents happening. so thank you. >> i'd be morn happy to follow up with your office as well so we can identify any other research needs for the continuum of care in san francisco. it's a high priority for us. and condolences to you and what a reflection of our community that two of three of you have suffered significant loss throughout the pandemic. i'm deeply sorry. >> supervisor mar: thank you. >> supervisor safai: thanks, supervi

deprived of sleep and fooled, did sway when a well known report from a new site called me and mar now brought the story to the public's attention. they never apologized. they exploited the children without remorse. for the 2 girls, sand, k kind and orphan tarzan had endured daily physical and emotional abuse for years. sanjay kyne had been so badly tortured on her arms and hands that she became permanently disfigured. much of the abuse took place in the famous avo tailoring shop in young gone where the girls were. the shop is well known among locals in the city. this combined with the shocking pictures made social media pay extra attention. the ella, the case was posted on a forum for journalists by the news agency. me a ma, now the finding the posts that they were going to the children's village and invited the media to go with them. i saw rights and went to like that they had it added oddly via by why jim moon, when reports on issues concerning women and children. so she was eager to follow the story. ah and you know, when i arrived i met with the girls and apparently i saw sunk a k

the pulver mar as 70 meters deep and the shaggy man mar is 35 meters deep. on monday you can get a feel for its depth. the crater rim. when you see how the sharp drop continues under the steep shores, what one was just like, we need to be aware that it could go off at any time. that's just the way it is. and fossil the let south, the last direction was 12 or 13000 years ago. scientists say one should occur roughly every 10000 years. so in fact, we're overdue. ah . mars and volcanic cones graced the landscape with their magical charm and attest to the fiery past of the volcanic eiffel. volcanic active, he is still everywhere, even if it's not always apparent at 1st glance. ah, in the volcanic eiffel region, the earth's surface is rising by about one millimeter per year. even more in some places. this can only be measured from high in the air. what's causing this? is it the gases rising from the magma chambers deep under ground? or hot springs when the full comes to the eiffel traces of past volcanic activity can be found in the topography of the landscape. ba

believe in me and mar rarely try a case without appointing. this means that it is often left to the families who are too poor or too intimidated to go to trial. many cases like these don't even make it to court. when you leave in that society, what is no rows of law? anything can get you into trouble. so the best you can do is to mitigate or liske by just my being mindful of your own business. and not your neighbor's business. you never know the next door neighbor you sore abusing somebody to have you, sir. friend of somebody big. however, social media is changing the way people react to abuse in society. in november 2015, a photo emerged on facebook. a young girl tied up naked outside a house in an affluent neighbourhood in young gong. a driver working for the family next door had taken the photo. oh but she missed 11. i was hearing these screams every morning. you know, the child was crying out in pain. i don't even know, but i know i looked over the wall and saw something that made me so angry. the child had no clothes on, so she was stripp

and chair mar. >> mar, aye. you have three ayes. >> great, thank you. madam clerk, please call item 2. >> item 2 is a resolution urging the california state legislature to pass state senate bills 929, 965, 970, 1035, 1154, 1227, 1238 and 1416 introduced by california senator susan eggman on legislation modernizing californias a behavioral health continuum. members may line up to speak now or joining remotely, call the public comment line at 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 2393 3084663 and press pound twice. wasn't connected to the meeting, you will press star 3 to enter the speaking line and the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. wait until it tells you that you have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. mr. chair. >> thank you. floor is yours. >> thank you, chair mar. and after the efforts to address mental health and the lack of success with the sb1045 program that i championed several years ago to be having a conversation about another round of efforts at the state level to address conservatorship more broadly. i introduce

member mar. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> chair ronen: aye. we have two ayes with the vice chair absent. >> i'd like to make a motion to send the item to the full board as a positive recommendation. >> on that motion, as amended? >> supervisor mar: aye. >> chair ronen: aye. >> we have two ayes with the vice chair absent. >> mr. clerk, can you read item number 2? >> item number 2 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant increase from the centers for disease control and prevention for participation in a program entitled to san francisco department of public health climate and actions to reduce the disproportionate impacts of climate change in the amount of approximately $86,000 for a total amount of $300,000 for the period of september 1, 2021 through august 31, 2022. members of the public who are joining remotely and wish to comment on this resolution, call 1-415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 2480 069 6647 # #. once connected, press star 3 to enter the speaker line. the system prompt

the and mar is a majority buddhist country. and every muslim tensions of bron in recent years thought in me in my law, multiple charges are seldom filed for one case of william, but in this case for a problem between housemaids and their employers that they were charged under the human trafficking act. the child law and for causing bodily harm about having them all, it's the 1st time i've seen this. even the senior lawyers and judges hadn't seen this before. move, although the girls in the avo tailoring case had not been bought for the contract. they had been forced to work for no salary and with no way to get home contact with their families had been cut off and the neighbors were keeping quiet. they were trapped. ah, you, you mean tom is a photographer who focuses on issues that affect women. she has documented subjects such as human trafficking and domestic abuse. she has been visiting san k kind in hospital and is now working on a project about her life before avo. they were treated badly because they were invisible behind

filled quickly. >> supervisor mar: i called for a hearing and we had a hearing a few months ago on sort of how the city is not adequately planning to meet the support needs and that hearing kind of looked at the full range of housing and care needs to skilled nursing and everything in between. so the budget and legislative analyst office has been doing some research and about to release a report on looking at the gaps and how we can better plan. so i think that's sort of the bigger picture issue that i've been wanting to work on and this is really helpful just to have the ltccc's work on affordable assisted living and on behavioral health needs of assisted residents happening. so thank you. >> i'd be morn happy to follow up with your office as well so we can identify any other research needs for the continuum of care in san francisco. it's a high priority for us. and condolences to you and what a reflection of our community that two of three of you have suffered significant loss throughout the pandemic. i'm deeply sorry. >> supervisor mar: thank you. >> supervisor safai: thanks, supervi

on this 10 member as he and to act more in a unified approach towards me and mar to pressure me and mar to lose. and it's policies towards its own people. and we must also talk about the state, the buy, un official documenting what's been happening to children in min mall. how much of an eye opener is that while during his press conference earlier to day in malaysia, where he spent 8 days really researching, talking to survivors, refugees, defectors of the military and police members in me and mark. what was really surprising about the press conference today, and his statement is just how vulnerable children are. he basically box about hundreds of children being killed over a $140.00, now held hostage by the hunter, and how $33000.00 children are feared to be most possibly could die within the next year because of their access to basic medical care like immunizations. as mentioned today, he spoke to our defectors, to survivors. i'm to refugees from me and mar, who made their way to malaysia, who were also detained. and he spoke about harrowing conditions in detention centers across me a

mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i also wanted to thank supervisor mandelman and the business staff for all their work on this policy over a year plus i think. and supervisor -- thanks to land use committee chair melgar also for leading the months of discussion about this along with my alternative proposal and supervisor safai's as well. you know, i do want to say that i think this is a really important small and first step that we're taking to really support small-scale development in our low density neighborhoods, which, you know, includes most of my district. and this is a very important way to add new housing to meet the needs of our communities in our low density neighborhoods. but it's also important, because this is a new type of small scale development that really hasn't been done in our city before, it's important we get the details right on this -- on the density. and make sure it's the right incentives, that it's really creating the housing that is needed. an

mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i also wanted to thank supervisor mandelman and the business staff for all their work on this policy over a year plus i think. and supervisor -- thanks to land use committee chair melgar also for leading the months of discussion about this along with my alternative proposal and supervisor safai's as well. you know, i do want to say that i think this is a really important small and first step that we're taking to really support small-scale development in our low density neighborhoods, which, you know, includes most of my district. and this is a very important way to add new housing to meet the needs of our communities in our low density neighborhoods. but it's also important, because this is a new type of small scale development that really hasn't been done in our city before, it's important we get the details right on this -- on the density. and make sure it's the right incentives, that it's really creating the housing that is needed. an

commissioner mar. yes. thank you so much for all of your work and research and sharing you know the summary of it with us. this is super helpful for us we are in a mobile home of moving forward with -- creating a framework and planning for the public bank in san francisco. i think will be so impactful, hopefully nationally in thez as a model. and i had a question around well, i appreciate your emphasis on democratization the examples globally and the personals of community. ash counselability and community. the communities -- interests or like in the public bank. through the structures. and -- i was thinking -- for san francisco this is very much of a local effort and san front is in the a big town. you know in population wise. and the examples that you cited must speak locally even north dakota they are larger to scale of the public bank that geographically i have seen larger. i wonder if you could speak to that. for us the fact we are this is from a grass-roots movement. that vice chair field exterior man

>> 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 motion passes unanimously. can you please call item 1314 together. >> items 13 and 14, item 13. is an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of tax-exempt or taxable water revenue bonds and other forms of indebtedness by the san francisco public utilities commission and an aggregate principal amount not to exceed 141.4 million to finance the cost of various capital water projects benefiting the water enterprise pursuant to amendments to the charter of the city and county andacted by the voters on november 5, 2022 as proposition e , authorizing the issuance of water revenue refunding bonds and retirements of outstanding water enterprise commercial paper, declaring the official intent of sfpuc to reimburse itself with one or more issues of tax-exempt bonds or other forms of indebtedness and ratifying previous actions taken in connection there with and item 14 is an ordinance appropriating a total of approximately 122

director mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you. i wanted to follow up on some of the questions and comments that supervisor safai and supervisor ronen made. i am concerned also that many of the problems facing downtown are felt across the city, you know, in all the neighborhoods, and neighborhood businesses who have the sustained our communities and survived the odds during the past two difficult years cannot and should not be left behind, so i guess i wanted to see if you could speak a little bit more how the budgeted investments in the downtown area and the downtown recovery compare to the budget investments in neighborhoods across the city? maybe in just total budget amounts? i know in your presentation, you showed -- >> it's a lot. >> supervisor mar: yeah, well, the tenderloin, new investments, is $28 million. $10 million for rehab. >> well, if you look at the investments, we have a very large investment in the tenderloin and mid market. we are collaborating with our supervisor, the mayor, and many other department. outside the

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i would make that amendment and discuss supervisor mar's amendment. >> supervsor mar: thank you, supervisor. supervisor preston. >> thank you, chair melgar. i want to thank all of you for your work on this. i certainly am comfortable with supervisor peskin's amendment and also supervisor mar's amendment which i think is important. the public comments noted and supervisor mar noted to really measuring the impact of this as we go forward and also to see how the development fits in with the racial equity goals of the city. requiring that kind of reporting makes good sense. broadly convey my thanks to supervisor mar for bringing issues around equity and affordability into the conversation through his parallel legislation and through the amendment discussions that we have had along the way. i just, you know, i hope to move to the full board. i want to take the opportunity to reflect on how we got here. this is clearly a fairly long road. not necessarily that long when you think about other land use legislation. certainly a complex one. i think the time that is spent has yielded a sensible ordina

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. >> supervisor mar: present. >> supervisor melgar: present. peskin absent. preston absent. ronen absent. safai absent. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> supervisor walton: present. we have quorum. >> supervisor dorsey: thank you, madame clerk. as chair, i am excusing commissioner chan and commissioner preston from today's meeting. i'd like to invoke rule 3.26 from the timma rules of order to limit public comment to 30 minutes. each speaker will have two minutes to speak on a given item. madame clerk, will you call the consent agenda? >> oh, my apologies, i forget to make a public announcement. for members of the public interested in participating in the timma board meeting, we welcome your attendance here in person and the legislative chamber, room 250 in city hall or you may watch cable channel 26 or 99 or stream the meeting live at www.sfgovtv.org. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, the best way to do is by dialing 1-415-655-0001. and when prompted entering access code 2488 127 9818 # #. you will be able to listen to the meeting in realtime. when public c

me and mar is worsening. and you really are singled out the role important role of assay and really in this situation and what it can play, not just as an negotiator, but hopefully as a critical mover in making the mia mark wound actually moved towards loosening and improving the situation, particularly for ordinary people in the m and is also news that ousted min more lead along. su cheese being moved to solitary confinement. why? what's going on there? well, there's very little information about the situation of miss sushi are based on the information released by the hunter. she has been moved a solitary confinement last wednesday together with a few members of her local staff. not much has been heard from sense, but also mentioned that the press conference of mr. tom andrews is at the situation of mrs. sushi and her party is proof really of the worsening democratic situation. me and mar that the hunter cannot claim that they're, that they're planning to veered towards a more democratic form of government.