under the california environmental quality act. item number 27, 190628, ordinance amending the park code to permit the recreation and park department general manager to set guest docking fees at the marina small craft harbor by flexible pricing based on certain factors; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. item number 28, 190629, ordinance amending the park code to permit the recreation and park department general manager to set non-resident adult admission fees for the japanese tea garden, the coit tower elevator, the conservatory of flowers, and the san francisco botanical garden by flexible pricing based on certain factors and at certain times; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. item number 29, 190630, ordinance amending the park code to permit the recreation and park department general manager to impose a surcharge of $1 per non-resident adult visitor at the japanese tea garden to fund the restoration of that facility, until such time as the restora

having this conversation in any other part of the state of california. when you look at the 50 most expensive cities for rent in the united states, 33 of them happen happened to be in the state of california. not surprisingly, not just from a rental perspective, but even more broadly, does finding housing that is accessible in your price range, the costs are astronomical, but for one fundamental reason. we are not building enough housing. we are 49th out of 50 in per capita housing. it is only utah on a per capita basis that develops less than the state of california. it has been decades in the making. it manifests in every conceivable way, but fundamentally, the expression of frustration relates to the time and value of money and the patient's one has to develop a project, even at 100% affordable , taking up to seven years, foundational he is one of the greatest impediments to this state's future, to your future, to our collective future because i posit that the california dream is in real peril if we do not address the housing crisis. it is a world i went to great lengths over the

, justice -- most of california has artie moved to this. we have people dining in san francisco in oakland and concord. this makes much more sense to our guests. we are excited to partner and make sure we are continuously improving. as much as we are for streamlining anything and making things easier. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm back. i am from scoma's, also we are members of the golden gate restaurant association. i want to thank the department of public health and supervisor peskin for addressing many of the common issues that the restaurant community, and anyone in food service or food preparation would have. i think most of us we want to do the right thing, we want and ability to cure if something is not correct, i remember when we first went through this, it was a little bit different than what la was doing. what san diego did. i think this move towards at least the bay area counties having the same scoring, or at least the same outward plaque or without the consumer can have confidence in knowing is a great step. i like the way they have presented it. i thin

call. it is adopted on first read. next item, please. >> item 13, update on the california high-speed rail authority. this is an information item. >> all right. mr. lipkin? >> commissioners, i am pulling up my slides here. they will hopefully work for me. and i will be able to get those going. before i dive into the presentation, i want to give a two-minute view of high-speed rail in general, what is happening with the program. we have been in the news quite a bit over the last number of months so it is worthwhile to take a moment -- >> you mean since a governor took office? >> yes, since the governor took office. i think, just to clarify things and reiterate what his vision has been for the program, is the governor his supportive of the statewide high-speed rail system connecting san francisco to the central valley, to los angeles. what he was saying is immediate actions that he wants our agency to take in order to deliver that statewide program. what he said was we are under construction right now, we have 119 miles being built in the central valley. he wants to build everythi

don't work, and your wonderful staff, so we just want to thank you on behalf of the california state assembly for managing the largest transportation system this side of the mississippi and what an incredible job you have done. this is a joint resolution from the california state legislature state legislature to thank you. [applause] >> we're also joined by number of department heads and i will start with tillie chang from the transportation authority. >> good afternoon. ed, you are who i wanted to be when it came into this job. i wanted to be like add. i still want to be like ed. thank you so much for your partnership for allowing me to apprentice and partner with you, to learn from you over the past eight years. we have teamed up on many things on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, and i have been so proud to be your partner , to follow your footsteps, in your leadership on things like munimobile forward and vision zero, and a more sustainable and equitable city. you have contributed all of your knowledge from your other posts and brought them to bear on the sfmta. it

. okay. this is a calendar of activities through the fall. the state of california is conducting paid outreach that will benefit san francisco. if you look on the far left, the may column, you'll see that h.s.a. copartnered with daas on holding two community forums where over 200 food security organizations and daas providers attended, so it is really -- really a -- it was really -- really a great turnout, and thanks to daas for partnering with us on those two events. and then, if we skip to august, you'll see that we launched the two-in-one san diego campaign. so two-in-one san diego, the vendor that we work with, and what they do is an outbound phone campaign to those, you know, 41,000 s.s.i. recipients in san francisco to help them apply for cal fresh via telephone. so the first priority group that they're calling is actually the ihss clients, so that's amazing. and they started calling august 1. and then, third, actually also this week, we found five new outpatients sprinkled around san francisco. if you guys remember that slide on the zip codes, daas, they were really instrumenta

. they went to the california supreme court and won. six companies in chinatown fought the first racial ban in 1892 and resisted the registry. people of color and immigrants make up the majority of population. their names are not on streets and buildings. stations are named after the streets and acknowledges like stockton and montgomery. buildings like chase. we will reflect the history that has purposely written out women and women and people of color and made them invisible that is not what san francisco standing for. thank you so much for your time so much. i will give my time to supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer welcome. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. i am the supervisor of district one. i am here to support the rose pak chinatown station. there are people who have thumbs down. i will give my support here. i am a fourth generation chinese american from san francisco. migrate grandfather started the first chain nose produce station. rose pak is not responsible for china or hong kong. she is not responsible for the what is happening with whatever. she is just not. rose pak, the w

the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california, that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter and during such time as i hold the office as a member of the code advisory committee, general contractor seat of the state and county of san francisco. >> okay. we are all set. if you would like to make comments, you are welcome to. >> it is a thrill to be here. i am anxious to contribute. i live this code every day. i am in the field. i don't dress like this often. it is a pleasure to form what happens going forward. thank you. [applause.] >> next item is 5. discussion and possible action to make recommendations regarding current membership and reappointments to the code advisory committee. terms to expire august 10, 2022. >> our other members of t

san francisco, across california, and as you heard internationally where she worked to approve housing settlements in johennesburg, south africa. i know she will take this position seriously and create a treasure island that is equitiable and offer opportunities to those who face the greatest barriers. i ask that you support mayor breed aways recommendation and appoint ruby to the treasure island development authority. thank you. >> supervisor walton: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is j.d.baselco. ruby and i met seven years ago at ucla. we took many of the same classes, including those focused on affordable housing development and planning. she was always speaking out for those who don't have a joyce. this stems from her own personal experiences and experience in personal justice. ruby is unwaivering in this, regardless of the situation she finds herself in both personally and professionally. she's not afraid to speak up and asks the hard questions when evaluating a situation which i think will make her especially value for this commission. lastly, ruby is an activ

folks updated, but i did want to call out, in particular the governor in california. we did past the healthy california for all. there is a commission that is being formed to really look at the single-payer issue. it is my understanding that that commission has not be full -- been fully appointed yet, but that will be something to pay close attention to. as we all know, governor newsom has a passion for healthcare. also, we have pamela who uncovered the m.c.o. tax. it is actually being considered in california as we speak, so we will see what happens when the legislature reconvenes in september. so there's much more i could say , but i felt that at this point, this is a pretty nice summary of what is going on, and we will keep that up to date for your information. i did just mention the lean process improvement. i will be talking about that as part of the operations report for some time to come because we are very much learning how to become a learning organization and learn process improvement that will, that is already having an impact on things outside of the project itself and ju

department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; and making public necessity, convenience, and welfare findings under planning code, section 302. >> supervisor yee: i'm sorry, supervisor walton, did you just come in before the last vote, or after? >> he came in before the lasso. . >> supervisor yee: i'm sorry, please resend the last vote. we need to take. [roll call] , i believe. is that correct? . >> clerk: i think that is correct. motion to resend is in order. may i have a roll call on the amended item? [roll call] . >> supervisor yee: .-dot ordinance is passed on first reading as amended unanimously. back to 34, you already read out. colleagues, can we kick this item same house, same call? this item has passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next item. . item number 35, 190732, resolution retroactively approving an agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district (bart) reg

state of california, the city commence that allowed existing, resale cannabis operators to come forward and make themselves on their activities known to the city. [please stand by] am. memori tand by] am. secondly, some of you may recall that late last year, which seems like a lifetime ago, i requested a budget and legislative report. that report was released today and i'm requesting a hearing on the report so we can better understand the city's use of these conservatorships. -- contributed to a decrease in the total l.d.s. conservative caseload. interestingly, that caseload has increased somewhat over the last year. now one of the perhaps surprising things i learned from this report is san francisco is conserving gravely disabled people at an alarming average and is ranked ninth among counties in its per capita rate. so what's going on? are there fewer people in need of conservatorships in san francisco county or are we failing to meet the needs of residents that cannot take care of themselves? part of the explanation of that decline is the loss of the last decade of appropriat

. please step forward, you have two minutes. >> go ahead morning, supervisors, i am at california attorney in 20-year resident of the city. the title language of file number 190673 is misleading and incorrect. the ruse and regulations of the program are not contained in appendix a. appendix a is is the contract or's responsibility. the rules and regulations of the county program are contained in separate documents that are not before you today. if you approve this legislation this will be the sixth time in five years that the board, the city attorney and the sheriff's office have misleadingly represented to the public the obligations imposed by state law regarding the operation of the county's e.m. program. the personal code does not authorization the she ever to operate the program and they authorized the board to permit the sheriff to operate the e.m. program. they must approve contracts between the sheriff and the e.m. program in addition to its obligation to approve the program rules and regulations. the upcoming contract is set to begin august 1st has never been approved by the board.

of california local jurisdictions are not at the income and housing levels that we need. the san francisco -- 50% or more below market rates. affordable housing is going to qualify for an sp 35 exemption as i understand it. so this is really that balance get lg figured out between state and local control. we know local control has not worked and gotten us into this mess. figuring out where we can improve the situation and figuring out where the state can set minimum standards and to say, city, you can determine where you build it and what it looks like, but yes or no is no longer an option and we think that will lead to a more affordable california which is something we all desperately want. >> president melgar: thank you, mr. smith. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president, and commissioners. david troop from the neighborhood association. you should have all gotten an e-mail from us this week regarding 2100 market. commissioner richards in the previous speaker kind of outlined this problem of market rate apartments being turned into extended stay hotel rooms after proj

the house. 143 saratoga drive, oakland, california. this is one of the reasons we don't want rose pak named in chinatown. thank you. thank you for listening to my voice. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, board of supervisors. my name is doria lu. according to sf gate news report, former mayor art agnew said he was shocked to hear of the trust for rose pak's sister. for those of you who say she was your friend, do you really know her? how do you honor a liar and someone who committed purge like rose pak? think about it, how the public will rate if you make the decision to honor her? so please do not name the station rose pak. please name the chinatown station after chinatown only. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is lu chung. i want to play a video. thank you. [video] >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> just want to encourage you to take a deep breath. my name is eddie zheng. 100 years ago, the woman received the right to vote. the truth is when people are riding on that subway station, and the people who's going to chinese hospital, it's beca