in addition to this, this new question about does david wasserman live here, or is he registered here, unfortunately, now there are more questions in my mind raised to be secured in that he is registered here to vote, that there is no conflict with him having a homeowner exemption, but also living here in san francisco, him and his colleague have raised issues of where are you registered to vote , with many tenants who are represented at hearings at the rent board commissioner. now the question of, where are you registered to vote, where do you have your homeowner exemption, those are key questions for me, and hopefully for potential city attorneys to look a bit more into. thank you. i appreciate your time. >> jordan davis again speaking for myself. the rent board, and i have been following the news around various appointments and one thing i believe about this board is you have to be above reproach and there are just too many questions about wasserman's residency, too many questions about conflict, and he will have a lot of conflicts because veritas is huge. is a as a tenant's rights

with that, i will turn it over to david. >> this is now moving on to item number 8. can we call number eight? >> discussion item. >> very good. this is the first of two and this is tory cove in cambridge. >> commissioner, he has a comment before we move onto th the -- >> they need to call for public comment on the previous item -- >> is there any public comment on the last presentation? >> i would just like to say -- [ please stand by ] crime >> if you looked at the investment council data surrounding public pension plans , your system has consistently been in the top ten of all public pension plans, and that is a sample size of over 600. that has also helped you achieve , essentially, a top performing public pension plan of your size for the last several years, if you look at the multiple times that exist with that have been reported, your public pension plan is number 1, and in essence, that is because private credit, private equity and assets have been a key contributor to performance, so i think your team is qualified, and under bill and tania you have done a ter

board members, i'll make a couple brief comments while anna and susan and david make their way. we've done many things here over the last couple years relative to private allocation and risk management, private credit, national resources, esg, et cetera. there's quite a volume of new initiatives. this is the third and final presentation that we have for risk management. the last two have been done in the prior two board meetings. those two were first regarding as owe allocation and rationale for our allocation and what we expect in terms of our return profile. we expect to outperform in down markets. we expect to outperform in ordinary markets. we expect to outperform in good markets. we do expect to underperform in great bull markets, although our absolute level of return would be very, very good. the design of the asset allocation to do two things, retrieve high returns and minimize the impact by negative markets. the second risk management presentation that we had last month was a very complete review of our liquidity profile and how we're thinking of them in terms of the pac

. >> thank you, david. thank you. and we are really excited today about the launch of our -- facebook live participants, i'm david stephenson with the san francisco police department. we're very proud to welcome you here today to show off our new website, san francisco police dot org. this has been in the works for a year and a half. we got down to the probably executive with a lot of feedback and input from the community, the people we serve. we're really thrilled about it. we want to walk you through it today. first, i want to introduce the folks who are going to do that. joining me first is police chief william scott. welcome here. >> thank you, david. thank you. and we are really excited today about the launch much our new website. as you said, a year and a half in the making. it is really stems from our department of justice elaborate reform work. when we looked at the website in 2016, some said it wasn't as user friendly as we would like. it was cumbersome to find material. data was a little bit hard to get to.

this concludes the press and i and david winslow are available for any questions. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from the dr request. requester. >> my name is kevin chang. much has been mate about the spectacular represent poe vacation at 3847 and 384,918t 3. like the great gatsby, this is about how a hit-and-run occurred and what is to be done. that is hit-and-run is not in doubt. daisy ran over myrtle in a rolls royce. possible tantamount to demolition. it states series of plans contained inaccuracies but with construction completed, difficult to verify the quantities of removal provided by project sponsor. the staff report provides the equivalent of -- does not prove but does not exonerate. tenants with residents appear. seven bedrooms at 2700 square feet to four bedrooms at 6400 square feet. affordable rentals estimated at $35,000 a month mortgage. $1.5 million to 11.9 or $9.4 million property value. back then it was the guilded age between the haves and have notes. it wawas a hit-and-run an accid? neighbors were witnesses but wanted to save the roll

. >> david louis. >> good afternoon. so my name is david. i've been a resident of the bay area for over 33 years. i came here with just a one-way plane ticket and a skate board. i have not owned a car in over 16 years. primarily get around on bicycle and when skip scooter came around, as well as some of the other scooter companies, i was thrilled. sometimes i go out and a bicycle is too buyin big to maneuver thh crowds. it's way more fun than going out on a bike ride. so, i find the scooters to be practical, sometimes i don't want to go out with my normal bicycle because when i get there i have to worry if someone is stealing my stuff. i get a scooter, i rent it, and i drop it off where i'm going and i wipe my hands of it and i can go in and i don't have to worry about it. look at my phone app and grab another scooter and go back. it's very practical and it's a lot easier than a bicycle. then, i found out that skip was actually hiring people to do what is called being a ranger. now, it cost a lot of money to live in san francisco. a lot of o

david winslow staff architect. the item before you say public initiated request for a discretionary for 20-18.0607 to demolish a one-storey commercial building and construct a four-storey mixed use with three units over a ground floor commercial space. no on site park asking proposed. the building historic resource is a category c. it's mary of 218 courtland avenue across the street neighbor to the south of the proposed project is concerned with three main issues. first, the scale of the proposed four-storey building is out of scale with the character of the district on courtland street. and the light and shadowing impacts to the adjacent residents, the massing of the rear of the building will reduce air and light to the neighborhood's properties and privacy. the location of decks at the second level and the roof will interest viewintroduce views ine areas that will impact their privacy. the proposed alternatives are to limit the high to three-storeys, provide residential open space rather than on the roof and thir

david klein, the c.e.o. of this hospital understands that healthcare is not only about the health of the individual, it is about the health of the community and of the planet. and under his leadership, and his willingness to take a step forward, he said, i know what we need to do, we need to show the world what is possible and we will do that through the operation of our building. with this, let's welcome dr. klein. [applause]. >> thank you, debbie, and thank you mayor breed, we are so pleased to be here with you on earth day to address this very important topic. in december of 2017, our dignity held hospitals in san francisco, both st. francis and our sisters hospital became the first hospitals to sign up for clean power s.f. charge of super green at 100% renewable power. switching was as easy as a phone call. as a health system, dignity health is committed to reaching 35% renewable energy usage and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by the year 2020. these are goals that we are well on track to ach

we also have with us susan and david who are partners in the cofounders of our risk management platform. i'm going to ask anna to walk through the items and susan and david are available for questions. >> thank you. commissioners, bill reviewed that we already covered two large pillars of the risk management framework. we reviewed the strategic at owe allocation or policy portfolios, ran through numbers and scenarios for the strategic allocations, reviewed the liquidity management. today we are going to talk about the risk exposures for the total fund in each asset class. with that, i'll ask our partners to join us because this work of labor for the last 8 months since i joined, and certain much longer for her. i would like to start to acknowledge every single person in the investment staff who is very diligent about risk management. risk management is not a band of a single person. every person who is underwriting and you see that in our discussion, is very aware of the risk return tradeout. what we will talk about today is, as we put together little by little this investment recommend

of supervisors, and honorable members of the san francisco board of supervisors, my name is rueben david goodman, i'm a native of the portal district. nestled in between bayview hunters point, vicitation valley, and bernal heights. i'm a retiree of the san francisco assessor's office. i was a candidate for democratic county central committee in 19 -- i think it was 1992, the original year of the woman, but i was gender-impaired. i was proud to have received the unanimous endorsement of the cadc, the chinese-american democratic club. i received 20 votes of 20 voting members. i am currently an employee of the department of public health, jail behavioral health services on medical leave. i recently was housed in 730 broadway between stockton and powell street. it's a wonderful residence and beautiful building managed by mr. de la rose, san tino, a wonderful man. i have been threatened three times with mace by a drag queen known as stephen schwartz who is under f.b.i. investigation. i had the feeling a couple of days ago i should take a long walk through chinatown, waverley place, portsmouth

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is david smith. i'm also a san francisco taxicab ma medallion holder. the reason why we're here is because going to the s.f. m.t.a. and the board of supervisors has just become a big waste of time. our situation is beyond a case of simple buyer's remorse. i mean, we cannot compete with venture capital uber and lyft. we can't subsidize cheap rides for people. the m.t.a. set the price that created this monster. and they agreed if the program were to fail or end, they would buy back the medallions and give us a prop "k"-earned medallions. obviously, this is not happening, and we're forced to fight uphill in order just to get anything. it is really sad. what can i say? we want the exit mechanism. it is in the rules and regulations of the m.t.a., and it is also in the contract between the san francisco federal credit union and the m.t.a. please, just get us out of this program. if we got into this situation with the market dictating the price like in other cities, like new york, it is somewhat understanda

we put together -- we worked with the offers of the senator and david chu's office to put together a resource affair on may 17th. we invited speakers to the fair and provided information on different ways to access capital and information about the retirement programming. also the office of small business was there participating and also lawrence from sbc was there. it was pretty well attended. positive feedback from business owners and potential business owners. also attended some functions on the small business week and may is asian heritage month. i attended the celebrations as well. that is it. >> anyone else? any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> 11. new business. allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commission. discussion item? any public comments. public comments is closed. >> sfgovtv please show the slide. >> this is the only place to start your new business in san francisco. the best place to get answers to your questions about doing business in san francisco. if you need assistance

. >> susan or david, did you want to comment on that? >> no. i think you said that very well. the key thing being the historical stress test actually taking to account what the portfolio owns today and how it performed during that time period from peak. so if, for example, you have this in your portfolio today, it's calculating how apple actually performed during the time period of the crisis that you select. so that's removed from correlations. it's a true actual performance of your holding. >> maybe to dig deeper and look at the stress test on page 6, we look at the sensitivity analysis. so this is one factor. we're stressing msgi equities going 40% down. and i actually like to start in the bottom right chart that says beta stand alone. what do we call beta? this is the sensitivity of single asset class to that factor. so look at the yellow bar under global equity. it tells me that the beta of our global equity portfolio is close to one, a little bit more than one. what does it mean? if you look up to the right, you'll see percent profit and loss, stand alone, you get the ye

they did the work along with my colleagues david, brad and carol, byron. we just couldn't have done it without everybody pulling in. with that we hope you will approve the attached resolution we have in the staff report to permanently celebrate and recognize corinne's could be cos contribitions by naming the pier 52 boat launch in her honor. thank you very much for your guidance through all of this. >> thank you. there is public comment. alice rogers and ellen. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here to cheer on the staff for this work of finishing up the draft of the plan, as diane said it is an exceedingly complex document. i think it may be the first time we are really happy that we can link to the internet because the summaries, there will be no executive summary really to get through the meat of this document. we are going to need all of those links. i have gotten a little sneak peak. i feel confident of the areas i worked on. the synthesis is keeping the just of all of the meetings that we had. there is a lot of detail. people are invested in the

many of us know his father, david talbot. his home was a gathering place for artists. it was always a safe, encouraging refuge. jimmie's family home was a victorian by the park near fillmore street, but when his family lost ownership of the house, jimmie ended up living all over the city, including public housing in district 9. this was a painful lost. the victorian represented pride of ownership and the last time his entire family was living together. joe and jimmie first met in the park that became their stomping grounds. to joe, the park was one of the true melting pots, two kids from different economic and cultural backgrounds, could hang out and bond. it started at soda, where he got early formal film education. he still keeps in touch of one of his teachers, who is in the film. joe has asked me to give a shoutout to scott, silva and joe, all of whom he credits with encouraging, supporting and inspiring his career in filmmaking. the last black man in san francisco uses jimmie's dream of reclaiming the home his family lost in his childhood to look at themes of home

david elliot lewis. since 2013, i've been a mem of the san francisco police department's mental health working group. cit stands for crisis intervention team training programme. i've done training of officers as well as working on this group and we've made progress. i've worked with the deputy general order, 5.01 on new supports and that formallallized or working group. police note that the use of force policies in san francisco come, yes, from the grant connor supreme court order but more specifically, they come from our own police commission and they have a use of force policy. it's a deputy general order which is law for police officers to have to follow. when susie loftess was there, e got the right for officers to shoot through windows taken out and we've seen a decline. if you want to see further progress, though, on this issue, locally, right in the city, i would suggest you hold a joint hearing with your police commission and a joint hearing that focuses on, maybe, further updating 5.01, the depu

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. >> thank you, david. next speaker. >> committee members, senior disability action. i didn't know this is on the agenda, but i just want to go on the record as saying that jeff was good people, and jeff care deeply about the safety. i was very moved by his work and their sincere concern for the people of san francisco. you can only just say nothing but good things about him and positive things about him as a man, as a human being, as a person who believes injustice, and also as an artist much appreciation to him and his memory. >> thank you, sorry. see no other members of the public on this item, is there a motion to continue this one week motion made. we will take that without objection. madame clerk, next item, please. >> item number 6 is a hearing to receive presentations on the affordable housing resources for seniors, including but not limited to the existing portfolio, future projects and analysis of present and future needs. >> before i turn it over to president he, i'm cosponsoring this along with supervisor safai , fewer, and mar. as a supervisor representin

david chu, president of the board of san francisco supervisors at that time says i don't think we'll allow public comment for the next speaker which was me. sfgtv, i would like this on the screen until i resume speaking. it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it and that's the problem you have with me and the sunshine ordinance. you don't want to follow it. you don't want to allow the public to have the access the law expects them to have and want to able to interfere as mr. chu did that day. i'm not quite sure what he did, to be honest with you. i don't know if first amendment rights were suspended or what but i was dragged out by the sheriff's office and as an american citizen within i'll be dammed if i will do that in silence. civil grand jury of city and county of san francisco for 2010 and '11 wrote, because the ethic's commission, lack of enforcement, no city employee has been disciplined to adhere to the sunshine ordinance. the commission has allowed some city officials to ignore the rulings of the sunshine ordinan

we need what david elliott lewis was really talking about. we need an extreme team to work on these cases, on these people dealing with all of these issues, that have -- i think you said 40, 30 or 40 people. well, we need an extreme team. i think mental health association, along with the rounds, along with all of these other programs, can work on building the team that deals with these cases in a more humane way. locking them up six month is not going to problem the problem. we have to solve the problem at the basic line. we have to love and care and do this the right way. or we're going to lose the game for real. thank you. >> hello. good morning. my name is ray small, i'm an organizer at senior and disability action. i'm actually going to read the testimony from susan missner, the director of the aclu's disability rights program, because she wasn't able to make it today. i want to be clear that the -- sorry -- start over. thank you for taking my testimony remotely. i want to be clear the expensive case management and the relationship-buildi

requester , please. >> my nave it is -- my name is david bancroft. i have been deputized by the d.r. requester to present her comments. she is out of the country. the first thing i should say is, in reality, my name is nancy lovins, i live at 2729 silver street right across from the subject property. a licensed architect was retained and has reviewed the demolition plans, and has determined that these plans, in fact, or tantamount to a demolition under planning code 317. those calculations have been provided to you. the plans from the project sponsors are to say the calculations differ in seeking to avoid this being found to be a code demolition. we have asked the planning department to review these calculations. number 2, the plans ignore -- the architect his also increase the square footage on the fourth floor. they call for a 15-foot setback from the street. the 311 plans call only for 12 feet. in addition, the plans expand the southern bedroom west, removing the open space setback that was shown on the directive. we asked the commission to review

. >> one other question, you met with the hospital council with david. >> yes. >> he is a really good guy and the hospital council, is there almosroom for our commission for opportunity for our commission to meet with the hospital council? >> i'm sure we could arrange that. absolutely. it was a meet and greet and from where i'm coming from, where the new administration is coming from and let's see how we can work together. i was invited to their meeting in june. i think we have to have these conversations because as you know, we don't work in a vacuum. holhomelessness effects all of s in this city and our operations, from top to bottom. we need to figure out how we can work together and so we have begun those conversations. >> thank you, chief. >> thank you, very much, commissioner. >> chief, i just want to acknowledge and my appreciation for -- i know you have been going through out stations your entire year but coming from the chief of the department it's a big deal you are doing that. i wanted to make it to the talent tall but i couldn't because i have a paying job pulling me in th

honourable members, my name is rubin david goodman. i was born in oakland, we didn't buy our house on colby street until i was an infant less than six months old. i think the sentiment of the chinese merchants and the chinese community is overwhelming that our subway station should be named the chinatown subway station. we ar are a major tourist city d we have people visiting from all over the world and it's very important that it be easy for them to find places in san francisco. they may be here only a day or two. they need to find chinatown. they don't need to be confused about who rose pak may or may not have been. i want to honor my son, michael joshua-goodman. he went to gratten elementary school or lincoln high school where he was the spirit director. he nowly in kansas city, missouri, working for the transit system and born on may 8 of 1982, full moon in may, and i was unanimouslie unanimously end that was a great honor and thank you very much. >> thank you, are goodman. next speaker, please. >> i was born in 1950 and my father

first, i want to say how amazing it is to hear everyone talk about david's legacy business legislation. i think it was always around. regina remember when we were writing it and everyone thought we were crazy. it is a major part of san francisco. i agree with supervisor fewer we need to fund it adequately to make sure the grants are strong and to know 29 of 181 businesses got 10 year leases which is virtually impossible to get a 10 year lease in this city. it is wonderful news. i want to thank you for administering it and bringing it to life in such a wonderful kay. my second thing is a question. what i am hearing from businesses in my district is that their biggest problem is hiring. they can't find the employees to keep their businesses going. they are paying above minimum wage. it is so hard to survive in the city they can't get the work force that they need. is your office doing anything about that? it is a complicated prob leg. i'm curious if that is something you are hearing as well. >> latest unemployment numbers are below 3%. it is unprecedented since i have been working here f