thank, chair haney. >> chair haney: thank you. i have a few questions, one of them was asked in part by supervisor mar around the timeline for this. is there this sense that we're going to miss the opportunity to purchase this building? is there, you know, an impending deadline? i mean i certainly have heard from some people in the neighborhood who have asked for more community engagement before we purchase it. why is that not something that we're doing? >> supervisor haney, i can answer part of that question i think. what made this property unique and desirable was the fact that it was a twin property that was contiguous and one of the two properties is vacant. as was hinted by the b.l.a., one of the potential uses may have legal challenges with it and having a vacant lot really was -- was desirable for that use so if there were any sort of legal entanglements one part of the programming might be affected, but the other one since it's a separate parcel, would not. so we could have one program that would basically insulate it that

thank, chair haney. >> chair haney: thank you. i have a few questions, one of them was asked in part by supervisor mar around the timeline for this. is there this sense that we're going to miss the opportunity to purchase this building? is there, you know, an impending deadline? i mean, i certainly have heard from some people in the neighborhood who have asked for more community engagement before we purchase it. why is that not something that we're doing? >> supervisor haney, i can answer part of that question, i think. what made this property unique and desirable was the fact that it was a twin property that was contiguous and one of the two properties is vacant. as was hinted by the b.l.a., one of the potential uses may have legal challenges with it and having a vacant lot really was -- was desirable for that use, so if there were any sort of legal entanglements, one part of the programming might be affected, but the other one, since it's a separate parcel, would not. so we could have one program that would basically insulate it

thank, chair haney. >> chair haney: thank you. i have a few questions, one of them was asked in part by supervisor mar around the timeline for this. is there this sense that we're going to miss the opportunity to purchase this building? is there, you know, an impending deadline? i mean, i certainly have heard from some people in the neighborhood who have asked for more community engagement before we purchase it. why is that not something that we're doing? >> supervisor haney, i can answer part of that question, i think. what made this property unique and desirable was the fact that it was a twin property that was contiguous and one of the two properties is vacant. as was hinted by the b.l.a., one of the potential uses may have legal challenges with it and having a vacant lot really was -- was desirable for that use, so if there were any sort of legal entanglements, one part of the programming might be affected, but the other one, since it's a separate parcel, would not. so we could have one program that would basically insulate it

. >> chair haney: great. thank you so much, and thank you to all of the service providers and directors and department leaders who are here. we really appreciate your service, and we'll let you get back to it, and we'll be in touch further about next steps and looking to you to get this work done. thank you. i know know that we have in item 12, which relates to b.l.a., that we're going to leave for. can we call item 12? >> clerk: yes. item 12 is a resolution approving an agreement between harvey m. rose associates, l.l.c., and the board of supervisors for the budget and legislative analyst services for a total amount not to exceed $10.5 million for an initial term of four years from january 1, 2022, through december 31, 2025. member of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2482-945-4183. then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue and wait until the system indicates your line has been unmuted. mr. chair? >> chair haney: thank you. we have

. >> hi, chair haney. i have no new updates as it was amended last week. >> chairman: great and is there any b.l.a. comments on this? >> chair haney, we don't have any comments on this legislation right now. >> chairman: great. thank you. can we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. members of the public who wish to comment on this item, please press star three to be added to the line to speak. mr. atkins, please let us know if there are any callers who wish to comment. >> mr. clerk, there no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. >> chairman: i want to make a motion to move item number one to the full board with a above recommendation. can we have a roll call, please. >> clerk: [roll call] we have two ayes. we have member mar absent. >> chairman: great. thank you. yes, we'll go to the full board with a positive recommendation. can you please call item number two. >> clerk: yes. item number two is a resolution retroactively authorizing public works to accept and extend the $1.9 mil

. >> hi, chair haney. i have no new updates as it was amended last week. >> chairman: great and is there any b.l.a. comments on this? >> chair haney, we don't have any comments on this legislation right now. >> chairman: great. thank you. can we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. members of the public who wish to comment on this item, please press star three to be added to the line to speak. mr. atkins, please let us know if there are any callers who wish to comment. >> mr. clerk, there no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. >> chairman: i want to make a motion to move item number one to the full board with a above recommendation. can we have a roll call, please. >> clerk: [roll call] we have two ayes. we have member mar absent. >> chairman: great. thank you. yes, we'll go to the full board with a positive recommendation. can you please call item number two. >> clerk: yes. item number two is a resolution retroactively authorizing public works to accept and extend the $1.9 mil

. >> chair haney: great. thank you so much, and thank you to all of the service providers and directors and department leaders who are here. we really appreciate your service, and we'll let you get back to it, and we'll be in touch further about next steps and looking to you to get this work done. thank you. i know know that we have in item 12, which relates to b.l.a., that we're going to leave for. can we call item 12? >> clerk: yes. item 12 is a resolution approving an agreement between harvey m. rose associates, l.l.c., and the board of supervisors for the budget and legislative analyst services for a total amount not to exceed $10.5 million for an initial term of four years from january 1, 2022, through december 31, 2025. member of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2482-945-4183. then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue and wait until the system indicates your line has been unmuted. mr. chair? >> chair haney: thank you. we have

>> chair haney: to some degree. i mean, i will say it feels like a somewhat unusual situation because we are buying a property. we are broadcasting, it seems, what it is likely to be used for, but we're not yet committed to that and we're not doing any significant engagement with the neighborhood before the purchase of the property. is -- i mean, what are we -- i know that one of the potential uses for it is uncertain still because of legal questions. can you describe in more detail what the likely use is? i think that crisis diversion unit is not something that i think most people have any idea what that means. what exactly is the use of this that we're planning for aside from the other potential use that still hasn't been determined? >> both these programs are a great enhancement to our -- our health system and our system of care, both on a harm reduction side and a crisis side to prevent people from having to go or use emergency services unnecessarily. so the crisis unit is -- there is a -- it's similar to what w

. >> chair haney: great. thank you so much, and thank you to all of the service providers and directors and department leaders who are here. we really appreciate your service, and we'll let you get back to it, and we'll be in touch further about next steps and looking to you to get this work done. thank you. i know know that we have in item 12, which relates to b.l.a., that we're going to leave for. can we call item 12? >> clerk: yes. item 12 is a resolution approving an agreement between harvey m. rose associates, l.l.c., and the board of supervisors for the budget and legislative analyst services for a total amount not to exceed $10.5 million for an initial term of four years from january 1, 2022, through december 31, 2025. member of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2482-945-4183. then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue and wait until the system indicates your line has been unmuted. mr. chair? >> chair haney: thank you. we have

i want to thank agains, chair mandelman, yourself, and chair haney, we've been advocating closely with tida and the mayor's office, our federal delegation, mtc and caltrans. it will take a few actions of our board as well as mtc and caltrans and we do hope to bring a ground breaking to you all in the new year perhaps in the early spring. i do also want to thank so many organizations industry and labor for their advocacy including the san francisco building and construction trades, local 38 and pipe fitters and local three heavy equipment operators who also advocated for this grant. turning to local issues. again, relating to treasure island. on november 3rd, i was pleased to join mayor breed and the director dennis herrara this was to show case to ensure very rapid and environment alley sustainable services earlier than anticipated, the ta, we are supporting the development of the ferry landing as well as you know many pieces of the transportation program and so we're excited for things to really start delivering in the coming years including the west side bridges. thank you, chair, fo

>> commissioner chan: present. >> commissioner haney: present. >> chair mandelman: present. >> commissioner mar: present. mr. chairman, i am present. >> clerk: haven't got there. melgar absent. >> vice chair peskin: present. >> commissioner preston: present. >> commissioner ronen: present. >> commissioner safai: present. >> commissioner stefani: present. >> commissioner walton: present. >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair mandelman: great, thank you, madame clerk. you have announcements. >> i would like to make an announcement about public comment. to make public comment on the item -- i'm sorry -- public comment is available for each item by calling 1-415-655-0001 and when accessed to press the access code 2492 822 2026 # #. once you join, you will be in the meeting as participant to make public comment on the item when it is called. press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. the live operator will -- be allowed to speak. when your two minutes are up, the calls will be taken in the order received. the best practices is to speak clearly and turn down televisions or radios behind you. th

good morning, chair mar, supervisor stefani and supervisor haney. thank you for providing the sfpd an opportunity to present to the public safety and neighborhood services committee today. i am daryl fong, the commander here in the operations bureau and i'll be presenting on crime data and strategy that relates to public safety within our city's commercial corridors. the office of office of economic and workforce development and planning department's identification of 25 commercial corridors within the city, crime data was captured focusing on four crime categories which presented the greatest impact to our commercial businesses. one was vandalism, two burglary. the third category was robberies and the fourth was theft. each crime category listed within the commercial corridors were from the highest to lowest of incidents with the focus on the top 10 most impacted corridors within each respective district. next slide, please. now, a year-over-year comparison was conducted for trend analysis for the years 2019, 2020 and year-to-date 2021. for vandali

i'd like to thank my co-sponsors, president walton, chair haney, supervisors peskin, mar, ronen and chan and recognize the hard work of my staff. i ask we stand together and fund this critical priority. thank you. >> supervisor: thank you so much, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> i want to thank supervisor preston for his leadership and join him in thanking the vast array of supporters of the legislation and repeat a few of the things i said on the steps of city hall the week before last with regard to the import of this legislation coming from a supervisor who doesn't generally support mid-year supplemental appropriations and has, i think, i a reputation of being physically cautious. if there was ever a time to pass this this is the opportunity that will stabilize people for a long time in the future. and in may and june a handful were board of supervisors and they wanted to devote this type of money to this program and the board voted man -- unanimously. the promises of the fund have not been fully met and a need to improve and make more efficient the mayor's of housing small

. >> chair: public comment is closed and given the support of supervisor haney, not objections by the northern station and support i would like to make a motion on directing the clerk to prepare a resolution determining that this will serve the public convenienceand necessity that we send this resolution to the full board with positive recommendation . madam clerk can youplease call the role . >> clerk: member haney . >> aye. >> clerk: member peskin. >> aye. >> clerk: chair mar. >> aye. >> clerk: there are 3 aye's. >> chair: this will be sent to the board with a full recommendation. please call itemnumber two . >> i hearing to consider the transfer of a type xxi on sale beer wine and liquor license to bottle back located at 4126 to 18 street district 8 and will serve the necessity of the city and county of san francisco. members who wish to provide commentshould call public comment line 415-655-0001 answer the meeting id , 2493 569 4649.then pound and pound again to connect. once connected press start 3 and a quick system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. wait for us toc

in the budget, we put in, working with chair haney and other board members and you, mr. president, additional resources as a place holder so that we could get some additional paramedics on board. there is another overarching piece of the puzzle which is there is a negotiated operating area that the private paramedics are required to operate at a certain percentage in the city and the san francisco fire department is required to operate at a higher level around 85% of the market of san francisco. that was negotiated decades ago. today our paramedics only constitute about 73% to 75% of that, so they're not even meeting their numbers that are negotiated in terms of how they're spores suppose -- supposed to serve san francisco. call times are targeted to be around 80% of the time responding on an on-time -- within the required time. this 50 additional paramedics, 23, or 24 in the first phase and additional 27 in the second phase to get us to 50, is something that is a severe health and safety issue for our city. so i think the time has come -- i'm sorry that it's happening m

i'd like to thank my co-sponsors, president walton, chair haney, supervisors peskin, mar, ronen and chan and recognize the hard work of my staff. i ask we stand together and fund this critical priority. thank you. >> supervisor: thank you so much, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston. >> i want to thank supervisor preston for his leadership and join him in thanking the vast array of supporters of the legislation and repeat a few of the things i said on the steps of city hall the week before last with regard to the import of this legislation coming from a supervisor who doesn't generally support mid-year supplemental appropriations and has, i think, i a reputation of being physically cautious. if there was ever a time to pass this this is the opportunity that will stabilize people for a long time in the future. and in may and june a handful were board of supervisors and they wanted to devote this type of money to this program and the board voted man -- unanimously. the promises of the fund have not been fully met and a need to improve and make more efficient the mayor's of housing small

>> commissioner chan: present. >> commissioner haney: present. >> chair mandelman: present. >> commissioner mar: present. mr. chairman, i am present. >> clerk: haven't got there. melgar absent. >> vice chair peskin: present. >> commissioner preston: present. >> commissioner ronen: present. >> commissioner safai: present. >> commissioner stefani: present. >> commissioner walton: present. >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair mandelman: great, thank you, madame clerk. you have announcements. >> i would like to make an announcement about public comment. to make public comment on the item -- i'm sorry -- public comment is available for each item by calling 1-415-655-0001 and when accessed to press the access code 2492 822 2026 # #. once you join, you will be in the meeting as participant to make public comment on the item when it is called. press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. the live operator will -- be allowed to speak. when your two minutes are up, the calls will be taken in the order received. the best practices is to speak clearly and turn down televisions or radios behind you. th

in the budget, we put in, working with chair haney and other board members and you, mr. president, additional resources as a place holder so that we could get some additional paramedics on board. there is another overarching piece of the puzzle which is there is a negotiated operating area that the private paramedics are required to operate at a certain percentage in the city and the san francisco fire department is required to operate at a higher level around 85% of the market of san francisco. that was negotiated decades ago. today our paramedics only constitute about 73% to 75% of that, so they're not even meeting their numbers that are negotiated in terms of how they're spores suppose -- supposed to serve san francisco. call times are targeted to be around 80% of the time responding on an on-time -- within the required time. this 50 additional paramedics, 23, or 24 in the first phase and additional 27 in the second phase to get us to 50, is something that is a severe health and safety issue for our city. so i think the time has come -- i'm sorry that it's happening m

>> chair mar: yes, please. >> >> member stefani: aye. >> member haney: aye. >> chair mar: aye. >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> chair mar: okay. so we will come back to that on january 13th. thanks, everyone. >> thank you so much. madame clerk, is there any further business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> chair mar: all right, we are adjourned. thanks. on for general public comment. we know it is important. >> agenda item 5. president's report. discussion item. >> no written report. i want to mention a couple things. as everyone is aware in 2022 health service board will look at strategic plan and i have been participating as an observer in a number of webinars. a couple of issues resonate with me as we look to the future of the health service system and our responsibilities. first actually is a quote. it is anonymous from a cardiologist a friend of the moderator of a webinar i listened to this morning on the future of the healthcare profession in 2030. change is bad even change for the better is bad. that message actually resonates with me at times. i think probably wit

good morning, chair mar, supervisor stefani and supervisor haney. thank you for providing the sfpd an opportunity to present to the public safety and neighborhood services committee today. i am daryl fong, the commander here in the operations bureau and i'll be presenting on crime data and strategy that relates to public safety within our city's commercial corridors. the office of office of economic and workforce development and planning department's identification of 25 commercial corridors within the city, crime data was captured focusing on four crime categories which presented the greatest impact to our commercial businesses. one was vandalism, two burglary. the third category was robberies and the fourth was theft. each crime category listed within the commercial corridors were from the highest to lowest of incidents with the focus on the top 10 most impacted corridors within each respective district. next slide, please. now, a year-over-year comparison was conducted for trend analysis for the years 2019, 2020 and year-to-date 2021. for vandali

>> commissioner chan: present. >> commissioner haney: present. >> chair mandelman: present. >> commissioner mar: present. mr. chairman, i am present. >> clerk: haven't got there. melgar absent. >> vice chair peskin: present. >> commissioner preston: present. >> commissioner ronen: present. >> commissioner safai: present. >> commissioner stefani: present. >> commissioner walton: present. >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair mandelman: great, thank you, madame clerk. you have announcements. >> i would like to make an announcement about public comment. to make public comment on the item -- i'm sorry -- public comment is available for each item by calling 1-415-655-0001 and when accessed to press the access code 2492 822 2026 # #. once you join, you will be in the meeting as participant to make public comment on the item when it is called. press star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. the live operator will -- be allowed to speak. when your two minutes are up, the calls will be taken in the order received. the best practices is to speak clearly and turn down televisions or radios behind you. th

i'm supervisor gordon mar, the chair over the committee and i'm joined by members stefani and haney. clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the minutes will reflect that committee members participated remotely to the same extent as physically present. the board recognizes that access to city services is essential

haney. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much, president walton. i wanted to start off by saying that i'm really frustrated in the way in which this plan has been unveiled in the media and to the public. it has colored the way we are all looking at this. it created divisions where there need not be divisions. it has turned hundreds and thousands -- thousands, let me say thousands of advocates who have spent their lives working on harm reduction, interventions, services first, have fought the drug wars through and through against this emergency ordinance and that is frustrating. so all of us here at the board are in the middle of something that we all believe strongly is an emergency health crisis. i don't know how anybody could walk the streets of the tenderloin and not think that they're in the middle of an emergency health crisis. the condition and the situation in the tenderloin are 100% unacceptable. i believe that. i believe every member of the board believes that. clearly the mayor bel

haney. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much, president walton. i wanted to start off by saying that i'm really frustrated in the way in which this plan has been unveiled in the media and to the public. it has colored the way we are all looking at this. it created divisions where there need not be divisions. it has turned hundreds and thousands -- thousands, let me say thousands of advocates who have spent their lives working on harm reduction, interventions, services first, have fought the drug wars through and through against this emergency ordinance and that is frustrating. so all of us here at the board are in the middle of something that we all believe strongly is an emergency health crisis. i don't know how anybody could walk the streets of the tenderloin and not think that they're in the middle of an emergency health crisis. the condition and the situation in the tenderloin are 100% unacceptable. i believe that. i believe every member of the board believes that. clearly the mayor bel

haney. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much, president walton. i wanted to start off by saying that i'm really frustrated in the way in which this plan has been unveiled in the media and to the public. it has colored the way we are all looking at this. it created divisions where there need not be divisions. it has turned hundreds and thousands -- thousands, let me say thousands of advocates who have spent their lives working on harm reduction, interventions, services first, have fought the drug wars through and through against this emergency ordinance and that is frustrating. so all of us here at the board are in the middle of something that we all believe strongly is an emergency health crisis. i don't know how anybody could walk the streets of the tenderloin and not think that they're in the middle of an emergency health crisis. the condition and the situation in the tenderloin are 100% unacceptable. i believe that. i believe every member of the board believes that. clearly the mayor bel

i'm supervisor gordon mar, the chair over the committee and i'm joined by members stefani and haney. clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the minutes will reflect that committee members participated remotely to the same extent as physically present. the board recognizes that access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways. public comment will be available

i'm supervisor gordon mar, the chair over the committee and i'm joined by members stefani and haney. clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the minutes will reflect that committee members participated remotely to the same extent as physically present. the board recognizes that access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways. public comment will be available on each item on the agenda, either channel 26, 78, 99, depending on provider and

haney. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much, president walton. i wanted to start off by saying that i'm really frustrated in the way in which this plan has been unveiled in the media and to the public. it has colored the way we are all looking at this. it created divisions where there need not be divisions. it has turned hundreds and thousands -- thousands, let me say thousands of advocates who have spent their lives working on harm reduction, interventions, services first, have fought the drug wars through and through against this emergency ordinance and that is frustrating. so all of us here at the board are in the middle of something that we all believe strongly is an emergency health crisis. i don't know how anybody could walk the streets of the tenderloin and not think that they're in the middle of an emergency health crisis. the condition and the situation in the tenderloin are 100% unacceptable. i believe that. i believe every member of the board believes that. clearly the mayor bel

good news from tjpa, where i serve as vice chair. we, at long last, have a final choice that we will be voting on for executive director. for those of you that have not heard, it is adam van de water. i look forward to him taking the reins and having permanent executive leadership at tjpa. we've heard that our d.t.x. project has been accepted into the federal new starts program. we have a lot to do between now and the end of 2023, when we need to have our federal application in to receive funding for our federal delivery schedule, and we'll be talking about that next week at the transportation authority board meeting, and we'll be talking about that at this week's tjpa meeting. at abag, my contribution, i guess, my largest contribution over the last couple of months is to hear, to listen to more than two dozen arena appeals from jurisdictions around the bay area. all were denied. i voted against all but one, and we will move forward as cities and towns and counties around the bay will try to comply and come up with housing elements t