member mar. >> aye. >> mar, aye. >> chair haney. >> aye. >> haney, yay. we have three ayes. >> great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk, can you please call item 6? >> clerk: item 6 is a resolution approving modification to fix based operator lease and operating agreement no. 07-0106 and signature flight support llc and the city and county of san francisco acting by and through the airport commission. to extend the term by an additional three years for a term to commence from october 1,2022 through september 30, 2025 for an estimated minimum annual guarantee of approximately $16.2 million during the first year of the additional term extension. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2480 057 1739 and press pound twice. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair? >> great. and welcome fro

member mar. >> aye. >> mar, aye. >> chair haney. >> aye. >> haney, yay. we have three ayes. >> great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk, can you please call item 6? >> clerk: item 6 is a resolution approving modification to fix based operator lease and operating agreement no. 07-0106 and signature flight support llc and the city and county of san francisco acting by and through the airport commission. to extend the term by an additional three years for a term to commence from october 1,2022 through september 30, 2025 for an estimated minimum annual guarantee of approximately $16.2 million during the first year of the additional term extension. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2480 057 1739 and press pound twice. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair? >> great. and welcome fro

welcome again. >> hi chair haney. i don't believe we have any particular update for this item for this week. this item, i think we'll use in future meetings should any kind of unexpected updates come up that are not -- we don't have a hearing previously scheduled for. nothing more to report beyond the items we have spoken to this week. >> supervisor haney: thank you. colleagues, any questions on this very broad hearing that we'll be revisiting. not seeing any, can we open for public comment please. >> clerk: the operator is checking to see if there are callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide comment on the item, press star 3 now. those on hold continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted, that is your queue to start your comments. any members of the public who wish to speak? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. mr. chair. >> supervisor haney: public comment is closed. i am going to make a motion to continue item 5 to the call of the chair. can we have a

>> chair haney: yes. mr. gibner. >> in situations like this where the budget and legislative analyst is recommending a larger review that goes beyond this particular contract, the best approach is generally for the committee to ask for a report back from the bla, but not necessarily amend the resolution. the resolution focuses on these particular set of contracts. an oral request during this committee meeting should do the trick without any amendments. >> chair haney: we are making that oral request. we will not amend the resolutions accordingly for the contracts. questions or comments from colleagues? >> clerk: to clarify, i will note the committee's request according to the bla report, but we did receive the updated resolutions that i distributed on monday morning from m.t.a. making the necessary changes for both our retroactive approval and updated amounts to be approved by the whole board. so we do have amendments on the resolutions, just not based on the bla's recommendation. >> chair haney: what do you

member mar. >> aye. >> mar, aye. >> chair haney. >> aye. >> haney, yay. we have three ayes. >> great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk, can you please call item 6? >> clerk: item 6 is a resolution approving modification to fix based operator lease and operating agreement no. 07-0106 and signature flight support llc and the city and county of san francisco acting by and through the airport commission. to extend the term by an additional three years for a term to commence from october 1,2022 through september 30, 2025 for an estimated minimum annual guarantee of approximately $16.2 million during the first year of the additional term extension. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2480 057 1739 and press pound twice. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair? >> great. and welcome fro

chair haney. i want to thank supervisor peskin and emily and h.s.h. and the lower knob hill neighbor for a quick productive community engagement discussion of this project over the past weeks. i do want to say this was what very important to me when we considered this a month ago that the city really commit to real outreach and meaningful engagement with the neighbors about this important project. to me, i think this is an example of how we can do these projects right and really not just jump to the conclusion. listening to them, allowing them to voice their very legitimate concerns and in this case, really come up with a very reasonable list of requests that the city for this project, the 16 items that were in the letter that i saw that we received last night. i appreciate the h.s.h.'s response. there will be a ongoing discussion about. i think it's been very productive. i do appreciate that. i guess i look forward. i know probably have lot of folks who will share their perspective in the discuss

>> thank you very much, chair haney. there's currently not an length of stay limit within our shelter system. at the beginning of the pandemic, we did away with that to help stabilize the community within shelter. that continues to be the policy for now. if that changes with across our shelter system, this policy will change in alignment with that. similarly, guests who stay at the shelter, there's an emphasis connecting them with housing assessment to determine who's eligible for housing and who may not be eligible for city subsidy through our housing response system. there's not a guarantee housing accomplishment at this shelter similar to any other shelter. we're bringing in covid vulnerable people. we did make commitment to rehousing them. it's going quite well. that said, our entire shelter system, we are committed to rehousing people who's vulnerabilities indicate they need permanent supportive housing. this shelter will be in alignment with our other shelter programs. we want to assess everyone and work to house o

welcome again. >> hi chair haney. i don't believe we have any particular update for this item for this week. this item, i think we'll use in future meetings should any kind of unexpected updates come up that are not -- we don't have a hearing previously scheduled for. nothing more to report beyond the items we have spoken to this week. >> supervisor haney: thank you. colleagues, any questions on this very broad hearing that we'll be revisiting. not seeing any, can we open for public comment please. >> clerk: the operator is checking to see if there are callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide comment on the item, press star 3 now. those on hold continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted, that is your queue to start your comments. any members of the public who wish to speak? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. mr. chair. >> supervisor haney: public comment is closed. i am going to make a motion to continue item 5 to the call of the chair. can we have a

member mar. >> aye. >> mar, aye. >> chair haney. >> aye. >> haney, yay. we have three ayes. >> great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk, can you please call item 6? >> clerk: item 6 is a resolution approving modification to fix based operator lease and operating agreement no. 07-0106 and signature flight support llc and the city and county of san francisco acting by and through the airport commission. to extend the term by an additional three years for a term to commence from october 1,2022 through september 30, 2025 for an estimated minimum annual guarantee of approximately $16.2 million during the first year of the additional term extension. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2480 057 1739 and press pound twice. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair? >> great. and welcome fro

supervisor haney? >> real quickly, i want to thank all the folks from the department who are here who presented and to your staff and to all the providers for the way that we are stepping up to this challenge and being proactive and strategic and i hope that we can build on this first year of developing policies and moving to a phase to make sure they are actionable and monitored and holding ourselves accountable to what needs to get done within them. and within the budget process that will be a time to keep that we are providing adequate funding for the training for the staffing and for the materials and this is a huge part of how we can confront this crisis. who are within our care and live in our buildings and come across our staff and are protected and that we get them the tools we need to keep themselves safe. and that we are prepared to do everything we can to prevent overdoses and thank you again to the committee as well. i know we will be hearing this on an annual basis and hopefully continuing

>> yes, chair haney. [roll call vote] through january 31 the extend for march 1, 2022 for 11 years to correct the contract and amounts and increase the contract amount by $3.5 million starting total contract amount of approximately $46.4 million. item 4, to retroactively approve contract sfmta to 11/12.9 with imperial parking llc for management of the group a with the civic center, lombard street and performing arts, pierce street, mission bartlett and 16th and hoff streets garage and the 7th and harrison parking lot with the total expenditures of $60.3 million. to extend the contract year from february 1, 2022 to 11 years from february 1, 2012 through january 1, 2023. to contract the contract amount and increase the contract by approximately $5.2 million for a total contract amount of approximately $65.5 million. item 5, retroactively approve a contract with imco parking llc for the management of the group b with st. mary's square, portsmouth square and golden gate garage and kezar stadium parking lot fo

supervisor haney? >> real quickly, i want to thank all the folks from the department who are here who presented and to your staff and to all the providers for the way that we are stepping up to this challenge and being proactive and strategic and i hope that we can build on this first year of developing policies and moving to a phase to make sure they are actionable and monitored and holding ourselves accountable to what needs to get done within them. and within the budget process that will be a time to keep that we are providing adequate funding for the training for the staffing and for the materials and this is a huge part of how we can confront this crisis. who are within our care and live in our buildings and come across our staff and are protected and that we get them the tools we need to keep themselves safe. and that we are prepared to do everything we can to prevent overdoses and thank you again to the committee as well. i know we will be hearing this on an annual basis and hopefully continuing

haney definitely is the clear winner at this point. he will face off with campos in the runoff. an impressive showing for another but a distant third in the big question will be whether or not her backers, a prodevelopment and housing coalition, throw their support behind haney or whether it there is flax -- fracturing and they end up in the campos camp. like everything in politics, there is a pendulum swing and right now, we are seeing it swing a little bit back and so yeah, there was a lot of work for campos to do between now and april. kristen: no doubt we will hear a lot about development issues as we head toward april but we are out of time for today and will continue this conversation another time. thank you for coming on and sharing your expertise. josh: great to join you. kristen: abc 7 is excited about our partnership with the san francisco standard. building a bed --better bay area means highlighting those working toward our mission. kristen: today is the first day the state indoor mask mandate has been lifted. earlier today, i spoke with dr. erica pan, the state depar

i would first like to make a motion to excuse supervisor haney from today's meeting. can you please call roll. >> clerk: yes, on the motion to excuse supervisor haney from today's meeting, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: thank you. madam clerk, can you please call item number one. >> clerk: yes, agenda item number one is an ordinance amending the health code to require general acute care hospitals in the city to report annually to the department of public health the number of, and certain demographic information regarding patients transferred to a health facility outside of the city to receive sub acute skilled nursing care and patients who qualify for sub acute skilled nursing care but are not transferred to the health facility outside of the city. (415) 655-0001. meeting id 24808404683 then press pound twice. that will be your queue to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. and thank you, supervisor safai for joining us and for all of your leadership on this will really important issue of how to address our city's deficit o

>> yes, chair haney. [roll call vote] through january 31 the extend for march 1, 2022 for 11 years to correct the contract and amounts and increase the contract amount by $3.5 million starting total contract amount of approximately $46.4 million. item 4, to retroactively approve contract sfmta to 11/12.9 with imperial parking llc for management of the group a with the civic center, lombard street and performing arts, pierce street, mission bartlett and 16th and hoff streets garage and the 7th and harrison parking lot with the total expenditures of $60.3 million. to extend the contract year from february 1, 2022 to 11 years from february 1, 2012 through january 1, 2023. to contract the contract amount and increase the contract by approximately $5.2 million for a total contract amount of approximately $65.5 million. item 5, retroactively approve a contract with imco parking llc for the management of the group b with st. mary's square, portsmouth square and golden gate garage and kezar stadium parking lot fo

supervisor haney? did you have anything you wanted to add? >> supervisor haney: we need a motion to approve both of these? >> president walton: was there an amendment that came forth? >> clerk: mr. president, i understand that luke brewer has provided amendments. >> president walton: why don't we come back to that item. oh, luke is here. >> good afternoon. we have a number of amendments to both the resolution and the ordinance that reflect a number of changes. mostly to state the results of the 100% of the votes counts as support and also to make clear that while the resolution call on the election was on 21st, the election took place on january 17th. just stating plainly at the advice of city attorney and counsel, there's no reasonable basis to include the sequencing that would have changed the outcome of the election. added language as well, how the board ratified and confirmed and approved the resolution and the election resolution and the election itself. these are just technical additions to the r

chair haney. i want to thank everyone that called in. the strong advocates for our treasured park, gardens and golden gate park amenities and to the veteran advocates on who we have been working with on expanding access to these incredible resources. yes, i am very supportive of all of the work that the department has done along with the botanical garden society to create the more unified management in operating the framework for all three gardens. it is important for san francisco residents. through the amendments expand the waiver to veterans current nonresidents of san francisco. they deserve that as well. thanks again. i would move that we adopt the amendment that i have introduced to item 5. >> roll call on the amendment please. >> clerk: on the motion. >> vice chair safai. >> aye. >> member mar. >> aye. >> chair haney. >> aye. >> we have three ayes. >> thank you. because these are substantive amendments we need to continue for one week. i will make a motion to continue 6, 7, 8, 9 to next wee

haney is in the lead with a little more than 37% of the vote, the vote. but david campos there on the right is close behind in second with 35% of the vote since no candidate got the majority of the votes, the race is likely to go to a runoff election on april 19th between haney and capos. but that's not definite yet because there are still mail in and provisional ballots that need to be counted. new at 5 guy, johnson, the son of poet and civil rights activist maya angelou has died. >> the official social media account for angelou shared the news saying that johnson died peacefully this morning at his home in oakland. kron reyna harvey had spoken to him on monday about maya angelou becoming the first black woman on a u.s. quarter. johnson had played a big role in choosing angeles depiction for the quarter. >> one of reasons it is the full. it is to capture. >> the actual essence. >> human and i thought. that picture. but the bow but the and there. >> the sense her. this key here. it breaks you know, she was dancer. i mean, the i that that >> can this was j

supervisor haney. >> chair haney: i have a question. i don't know if this is best for the deputy city or supervisor peskin. through the chair. there is currently, i see a six month prohibition at the beginning of someone's term. that would be extended to 12 months. this would add a 12 month prohibition on the submission every call petitions for the 12 months prior to the subsequent regular election. is there currently any time window connected to the regular election on the back end or are we creating new? are we extending similar to the beginning of the term or creating new prohibition for a window at the end of somebody's term that doesn't exist now? >> technically, procedurally, it is impossible to do in the last six months of somebody's term. that is not actually written but procedurally you can't. now it is written and it is written in such a way that effectively for the last year of that person's term when they are up for election you would be prohibited from recalling that individual in that seat, but the six month requirement is

haney is in the lead with a little more than 37% of the vote. david campus is in second place with 35% of the vote. the 2 other candidates didn't get a majority of the votes. so now the race will likely go to a runoff between haney and cam post. more mail and provisional ballots have yet to be counted. so will have an final count for you once those are tally. we'll take a break at 4.11 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. another violent attack on an asian american woman and local groups are using it as an opportunity to teach others. >> how to stay safe. meanwhile, russia is sending troops away from the ukrainian border, but the u.s. warns the threat a looming attack still persists. we'll be right back. well, for 14 is the time we got a live look outside this morning of a nearly full moon. great shot here. the moon coit tower in the corner. >> and all that moonlight shining over the bay this morning because there are too many clouds out there either. john, good morning again. nice clear morning, james. also giving us a view down from hour at

thank you. >> commissioner haney. >> thank you for the presentation and this work. i know a big part of this auhow -- andhow to get there is electc vehicles. that was a huge part of the overall emissions reductions that we are looking towards. are we looking at our own programs to transition residents to electric vehicles? obviously there is work around our own suites to make sure charging stations are available and such. what are the reductions. a big part is coming from people changing the vehicles they use. how are we aggressively helping with that? >> great question. i think the answer is two-fold. one, we can't replace every gas vehicle one-to-one. we need to reduce amount of vehicles on the roads. that is the pricing lever for active transportation. second to make sure the vehicles that are on the road are electric. within the last couple years the department of environment has raised $10 million in funding to go towards charging stations especially for multi-family homes. we know that not everyone can have a charging station in their garage. more community-le

president. [ roll call ] haney not present. melgar not present.

supervisor haney. >> chair haney: i have a question. i don't know if this is best for the deputy city or supervisor peskin. through the chair. there is currently, i see a six month prohibition at the beginning of someone's term. that would be extended to 12 months. this would add a 12 month prohibition on the submission every call petitions for the 12 months prior to the subsequent regular election. is there currently any time window connected to the regular election on the back end or are we creating new? are we extending similar to the beginning of the term or creating new prohibition for a window at the end of somebody's term that doesn't exist now? >> technically, procedurally, it is impossible to do in the last six months of somebody's term. that is not actually written but procedurally you can't. now it is written and it is written in such a way that effectively for the last year of that person's term when they are up for election you would be prohibited from recalling that individual in that seat, but the six month requirement is

supervisor haney? did you have anything you wanted to add? >> supervisor haney: we need a motion to approve both of these? >> president walton: was there an amendment that came forth? >> clerk: mr. president, i understand that luke brewer has provided amendments. >> president walton: why don't we come back to that item. oh, luke is here. >> good afternoon. we have a number of amendments to both the resolution and the ordinance that reflect a number of changes. mostly to state the results of the 100% of the votes counts as support and also to make clear that while the resolution call on the election was on 21st, the election took place on january 17th. just stating plainly at the advice of city attorney and counsel, there's no reasonable basis to include the sequencing that would have changed the outcome of the election. added language as well, how the board ratified and confirmed and approved the resolution and the election resolution and the election itself. these are just technical additions to the r

chair haney. item 11 authorizes the director of the mayor's office of housing to execute an amended and restated loan agreement with sunnydale infrastructure phase 1a 3 llc, for a total loan amount not to exceed 25 million to finance the second phase of infrastructure improvements and housing development related to the revitalization and master development of up to 1770 units of replacement public housing, affordable housing and market rate housing, commonly known as the sunnydale hope sf development and adopting findings that the loan agreement is consistent with the adopted mitigation monitoring and reporting program under the california environmental policy act, general plan and priority policies of the planning code. item 12 authorizes the parks department to accept and expend cash and/or in-kind grants valued at 10 million from sunnydale infrastructure llc to design and construct the hers playground recreation center for a term tocommence upon approval by the board of supervisors . members of

i will make a motion to excuse commissioner haney for the meeting and commissioners ronen and melgar so long as they need to be absent. we will take that without objection. i think you have some announcements. >> public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling 415-655-0001. when two minutes are up, you will be able to move on to the next caller. we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down the volume of any televisions or radios around you. if you wish to comment during the meeting, it is best to listen to the public comment line to the delay of the meeting. >> please call item 2. >> chair support. this is an information item. >> all right, thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to begin this meeting by remembering a d-8 resident bob planthold who died earlier this month and was a longtime advocate for seniors, pedestrians and people with disabilities and for all of us to have access to safe, affordable and reliable transportation. b

commissioner haney has a conflict in scheduling and cannot attend today's meeting so i am excusing him. and i understand that a couple of our commissioners are going to be absent between 10:30 and 1 is:00 and i will excuse commissioners melgar and ronen for that period. >> motion to require a vote to take without objection if nobody objects. >> is that correct? >> a you may take it without objection if no one objects to the vote. >> great. thank you. so i will move we excuse commissioner haney and melgar and ronen so long as they need to be absent and will take that without objection. will you please call the roll? [roll call] commissioner chan? >> present. commissioner mar. >> present. >> commissioner melgar. >> present. commissioner preston? >> present. >> commissioner peskin? >> a present. >> commissioner ronen? >> present. president safai. commissioner walton? >> a present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. i will make a motion to excuse commissioner haney for the meeting and commissioners ronen and melgar so long as they need to be absent. we will take that without obj

supervisor haney. >> chair haney: i have a question. i don't know if this is best for the deputy city or supervisor peskin. through the chair. there is currently, i see a six month prohibition at the beginning of someone's term. that would be extended to 12 months. this would add a 12 month prohibition on the submission every call petitions for the 12 months prior to the subsequent regular election. is there currently any time window connected to the regular election on the back end or are we creating new? are we extending similar to the beginning of the term or creating new prohibition for a window at the end of somebody's term that doesn't exist now? >> technically, procedurally, it is impossible to do in the last six months of somebody's term. that is not actually written but procedurally you can't. now it is written and it is written in such a way that effectively for the last year of that person's term when they are up for election you would be prohibited from recalling that individual in that seat, but the six month requirement is

reporter: we've got for really competitive candidates, matt haney, david c. they've been joining the sunny weather, hosting election drives, trying to call voters, really getting out the vote for tomorrow's election. some of those candidates have held political office in the past but others are relative newcomers, who have never held office in san francisco before. kristen: shared with us of them hitting the san francisco chinatown neighborhood hard. that was a community thought as being less politically engaged. >> definitely permit our report has been focusing extensively on this. sort of the efforts to get chinese-americans to vote in this election. he told me today that it's been an organic movement of chinese-americans just feeling a little bit more engaged in the selection. one of the big issues on the ballot as the school board recall. a lot of chinese-american parents feel like this is their chance to get their voice heard for the future voice of their kids. who may be concerned about the future of san francisco schools. with enclosures due to covid,

chair haney and supervisor mar, i'm director of the dph business asset by my joined by my colleague who is a manager of behavioral health services in the children youth and family section so as was stated, we are requesting an amendment to our contract with a few hunters point foundation forcommunity improvement . we entered into this contract following a solicitation for three years and then we exercise an option to extend and now we are back here to extendagain . a few hunters point foundation is a really important community-based organization that we partner with dph. they serve adults, families and youth through provision of behavioral health services in. >> and also in schools and there's also a transitional residential and recovery program for families. we've met all of their contract obligations and we have been a great partner especiallyduring the pandemic . if you have questions i'm happ to answer . >> chair: thankyou, is there a bla report on this item ? >> yes chair. this resolution would exclude amendment to the dph agreement with bayview hunters point foundation which is cu

matt haney is the front runner as the new assembly. it's simply member for the city's 17th district. matt, haiti is in the lead with a little more than 37% of the vote. but david campos is second with 35% of the vote since no candidate received a majority of the votes, the race will likely go to a runoff between haney and campus. but there are still mail in and provisional ballots that still need to be the masks can come off in most public indoor settings. if you're fully vaccinated, the indoor mask mandate was lifted across the state. >> at midnight and people who are not fully vaccinated, they will still need to wear masks indoors. here's a list of the local counties that are falling in line with the state guidance. the only exception santa clara county kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how some say prolonged covid regulations have been bad for business in the south bay. >> business owners in santa clara county say keeping the mask mandate doesn't make sense. when other counties with bigger populations are able to ease. there's when

matt haney is the front runner as the new assembly member for the city's 17th district. matt haney is in lead with a little more than 37% of the vote. david campos is second with 35%. since no candidates received a majority of the votes, the race will likely go to a runoff between haney and cam post. but there are still mail in and provisional ballots that need to be counted. we'll keep you posted. updates can be found on kron 4 dot com. in the east bay. the oakland city council passed a resolution to try and help stop oakland school closures of us passed by the city council at its most recent meeting and the resolution calls upon governor newsom and the state legislature to eliminate the district's outstanding state debt council members also want to amend state law to revise the average daily attendance policy and stop paralyzing schools when children are sick or miss days. the state is anticipating a nearly 46 billion dollars surplus for the upcoming school year. and council members are usd would require less than one 15th of that. the council president sent a statemen

the runoff between matt haney and david campos is just the beginning of what could be a confusing year of campaigning. voters will be asked to cast ballots in that race. a total of four times ktvu jana katsuyama tells us what comes next. and what makes this year so unusual. the final votes are being counted for the february state assembly district 17 special election. and already two season front runners appear headed for a runoff forward to engaging voters between now and april. 19th former supervisor david campos, an attorney and vice chair of the california democratic party, says he's running on his record and hopes to get san franciscans medicare for all jobs through a green new deal. navigation centers and end hunger. we are running corporate free because we want to be beholden to no one other than the voter and matt handing chair of the budget and finance committee supervisor matt haney in eviction defense attorney states. his goals include building more affordable housing , reducing street homelessness, getting renewable energy and green transit. elections director john art says