we'll go to daniel for seat one. i'll be making a motion to sever seat one and making a call back to the chair. would you like to wait until a future meeting. all right. let's go to eric -- i don't know if i pronounced that correctly. >> good morning supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak. thank you for the clarification. i would have applied under seat one because i am a tenant. seat two seems to be a resident, homenner. homeowner. i definitely don't own my home. >> i noted that on your application. seat two which are you not qualified for because you are not a homeowner. at any rate, we can't appoint you to seat two. you may want to fill that form out again. however, the floor is yours for no longer than two minutes. >> i would like to build my statement in the hub area. the market street plan and found it to be incredibly illuminating. i primarily focused on sections five and seven. my apartment faces market street between goth and franklin. i understand the jack hammering. we're right around the corn

my name is daniel howardperez . and i come up from los angeles. i'm part of the letter community in los angeles and vice chair of the los angeles leather coalition and i support the measure making this and official landmark. i've been coming here for the greater portion of like 30 years and i have seen the changes especially recently with how the eagle has been an epicenter for the leather community and i feel that as an out-of-town or that comes in and comes to san francisco to relish in the community that i here , it is really important for me to see that this is a designated landmark and people from all over the world come here to visit and it is, it is truly appreciated and it is what i would say a prototype to what other cities shouldfollow . and i am really happy to be voicing my opinion. thank you very much. >> clerk: i think that was the last caller into you, madam chair. >> chair: public comment for thisitem is now closed . can we have a motion colleagues to the full board with a positive recommendation? >> so moved. >> chair: madam clerk

hi, danielle? >> hi, good evening. this is danielle utley with the district english learners committee. i just want to echo what all the other leaders have said. thank you, leaders, for your commitment to our students and families here in the san francisco unified school district. letisha irving, you are a true rock star, and you have helped me in my role in supporting our families, learning how to ensure advocacy on behalf of all of our students and families, and i do hope that you, as a board and we as a district understand the true meaning of authentic partnership and ensure that we are learning to our families. so the district english learners advisory committee stands in unity with aapac, and thank you for everything. good evening. >> thank you. hovah? >> hi. my name is hovah, and i am technically a c.a.c. member, but my first meeting years ago was a joint meeting between aapac and c.a.c., and i wanted to call and just not only say i'm with you and i hear you. i just -- my heart breaks sometimes when i hear these

and that will be represented by daniel gallagher. >> good morning commissioners and executive director deerman. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you this morning. i have some brief comments. i did want to give an update on our writing project. you may recall this project where we are profiling select agencies who have contributed their services through the pandemic. our oversight committee selected eight organizations to profile. you have the report in front of you. in the areas of food security, health disparities, digital divide, reframing and aging, isolation, and our last was the diverse umbrella services. so those agencies that were selected by a committee of three people were the program for food security, health disparities was a stepping stone, and the digital divide community network, reframing aging community music center, isolation on 30th street and self-help for the elderly, and the community living campaign for diverse umbrella services, and we hoped there would be some emerging themes there because of the community living compaigns services are so diverse and th

thank you for joining us, jennifer and daniel. thanks for putting the briefing together, michael. i think what we're going to hear today from this contractor is the past commitment to working with organized labor and then they can have an opportunity to talk about their plans moving forward and then give a little more detailed information about the community benefits package and i'll say some words after that. i just wanted to interject that. thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, vice chair. mr. haimes. >> thank you, supervisor. i'm going to turn it over to nextera to speak about their project and their work in the community. >> i'm jennifer knot from nexterra. thank you for inviting me to share more about nexterra energy. it's the world's largest generator of renewable energy from the wind and the sun. in california, we have 16 solar energy centers and 35 battery energy storage systems currently in operation. in blythe where these specific batteries will be installed, we've had solar and battery projects in construction on and off since 2013. employing between 100 and 200

my name is daniel. i share a studio with my partner in the tenderloin, and i'm just calling tonight because i'm on dahlia every night looking for affordable housing for my mother. there's five units available in san francisco right now. i know that 74 is not a lot, but one of those 74 could be mine. i beg you to not say no to affordable housing or to not cut it down. our families need a place to live. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hi. this is emily [indiscernible] living in soma. i'm calling to support the housing because we don't need shadow, we need somewhere to live, and that's why we need housing for the better of the community. for the better of the life, we need housing. it's not the shadow. thanks. bye. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we appreciate them this evening. operations, do we have any other callers? >> hi. this is [indiscernible] in d-8. we have a housing crisis, not a parking crisis, so turning

commissioners, item nine is the case report presented by daniel gallagher. >> good morning commissioners. i'm going to provide just a brief update on the case project and some case programming before we talk about the service provider working group. so the case writing project moves along. judy godess who's the program coordinator for this project interviewed all of the agencies and started the writing of their innovative efforts this past year and a half to provide services both virtually and even in-person services as we move forth here. again, we hope to have this project finalized by the end of november, early december time frame that we mentioned in the last commission meeting. and, you can see there the themes that we have targeted and the organizations that are associated with those themes. case programming in september, we had a presentation on hiv from the director of the san francisco and the founder and director of the long-term international network group and that was really a terrific presentation of that. that really brought highlights to what the long-term survivors of hiv

my kids had gone to school at daniel webster, and it looks like this would be more on the scale of what that was, and this school was off-site well over a year, so it seems like that's what would be in store here. but i guess -- i think i already know the center, but is there school construction documents and how far away are you from going to bid? >> well, they would start the process immediately, and commissioner alexander could probably attest to this. there is a very clear commitment from the board that they want us to move as quickly as possible. so in our -- and making sure that we do follow our process and procedures correctly. that timeline that you're thinking through is probably a very similar timeline. as commissioner alexander has said, the leadership, there has been a transition in the team, and also, different members, as you are aware of. so we understand the severity, and we're going to bring that attention onto tuesday. just to quickly -- to also touch to your point, i'm sure it was not -- it was a definite question that you asked. i just want to make sure that i respon

thank you for joining us, jennifer and daniel. thanks for putting the briefing together, michael. i think what we're going to hear today from this contractor is the past commitment to working with organized labor and then they can have an opportunity to talk about their plans moving forward and then give a little more detailed information about the community benefits package and i'll say some words after that. i just wanted to interject that. thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, vice chair. mr. haimes. >> thank you, supervisor. i'm going to turn it over to nextera to speak about their project and their work in the community. >> i'm jennifer knot from nexterra. thank you for inviting me to share more about nexterra energy. it's the world's largest generator of renewable energy from the wind and the sun. in california, we have 16 solar energy centers and 35 battery energy storage systems currently in operation. in blythe where these specific batteries will be installed, we've had solar and battery projects in construction on and off since 2013. employing between 100 and 200

my name is daniel. i share a studio with my partner in the tenderloin, and i'm just calling tonight because i'm on dahlia every night looking for affordable housing for my mother. there's five units available in san francisco right now. i know that 74 is not a lot, but one of those 74 could be mine. i beg you to not say no to affordable housing or to not cut it down. our families need a place to live. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hi. this is emily [indiscernible] living in soma. i'm calling to support the housing because we don't need shadow, we need somewhere to live, and that's why we need housing for the better of the community. for the better of the life, we need housing. it's not the shadow. thanks. bye. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we appreciate them this evening. operations, do we have any other callers? >> hi. this is [indiscernible] in d-8. we have a housing crisis, not a parking crisis, so turning

commissioners, item nine is the case report presented by daniel gallagher. >> good morning commissioners. i'm going to provide just a brief update on the case project and some case programming before we talk about the service provider working group. so the case writing project moves along. judy godess who's the program coordinator for this project interviewed all of the agencies and started the writing of their innovative efforts this past year and a half to provide services both virtually and even in-person services as we move forth here. again, we hope to have this project finalized by the end of november, early december time frame that we mentioned in the last commission meeting. and, you can see there the themes that we have targeted and the organizations that are associated with those themes. case programming in september, we had a presentation on hiv from the director of the san francisco and the founder and director of the long-term international network group and that was really a terrific presentation of that. that really brought highlights to what the long-term survivors of hiv

my kids had gone to school at daniel webster, and it looks like this would be more on the scale of what that was, and this school was off-site well over a year, so it seems like that's what would be in store here. but i guess -- i think i already know the center, but is there school construction documents and how far away are you from going to bid? >> well, they would start the process immediately, and commissioner alexander could probably attest to this. there is a very clear commitment from the board that they want us to move as quickly as possible. so in our -- and making sure that we do follow our process and procedures correctly. that timeline that you're thinking through is probably a very similar timeline. as commissioner alexander has said, the leadership, there has been a transition in the team, and also, different members, as you are aware of. so we understand the severity, and we're going to bring that attention onto tuesday. just to quickly -- to also touch to your point, i'm sure it was not -- it was a definite question that you asked. i just want to make sure that i respon

my name is daniel howardperez . and i come up from los angeles. i'm part of the letter community in los angeles and vice chair of the los angeles leather coalition and i support the measure making this and official landmark. i've been coming here for the greater portion of like 30 years and i have seen the changes especially recently with how the eagle has been an epicenter for the leather community and i feel that as an out-of-town or that comes in and comes to san francisco to relish in the community that i here , it is really important for me to see that this is a designated landmark and people from all over the world come here to visit and it is, it is truly appreciated and it is what i would say a prototype to what other cities shouldfollow . and i am really happy to be voicing my opinion. thank you very much. >> clerk: i think that was the last caller into you, madam chair. >> chair: public comment for thisitem is now closed . can we have a motion colleagues to the full board with a positive recommendation? >> so moved. >> chair: madam clerk

my name is daniel [indiscernible] and i've lived in the neighborhood for 11 years, in business for three, and i'm in support of the proposed development. i've really just seen the neighborhood thin out in terms of business and residents -- >> clerk: sir, i'm pausing your time. this is testimony on behalf of the appeal, so if you can press star, three to get back in line, a little bit more patience, we will have testimony on behalf of those who support the appeal, but just slightly a little bit later in this hearing. we are only taking testimony in support of the appeal. ops, let's go to the next caller, please. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> yeah, i'm calling to support the project, but i might be out of queue. >> clerk: okay. thanks for letting us know. operations, do we have any other callers in the queue who are in support of the appeal? >> hi. good evening, supervisors. my name is rick. i hope you can hear me. i've lived in the neighborhood about ten years, and i'm calling in support of this appeal and opposing the proposed project. even if there was anything

danielle, who always gave me advice when i needed it. i used to bug her all the time, and i still do. and miong, when you started. yeah. and also orla. very special. and i want to thank also jean and jill hugendike who i meet with every week. and the board liaison. i mean, we worked together for such a long time now. and i appreciate you very much . thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you, ester. [applause] >> thank you, ester. [applause] in my excitement to honor you, i neglected to have someone move and second the resolution. if someone would care to do so. >> second. >> you got that, ester? everybody moved and seconded it. >> i also want to open it up to public comment. before we continue. let's do that next. >> thank you, president lopez. we'll take public comment on ms. ester castco. so, please raise your hand if you care to say a few words. >> there are many people who would like to speak. looks like we have 13 and counting. ok. one minute each. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> yes. could that be repeated in spanish and chinese? >

and paul and danielle are going to talk about the urgency of the situation now. so what are we talking about? supervisor haney already covered much of this, but supervised consumption services are legally protected places where people use illicit substances in a safe, sterile, non-judgmental environment, and are provided with linkages to health care, counseling, and importantly to substance disorder treatment. this is one of the longest lasting largest supervised consumption sites in north america. and echoing supervisor haney in 2017, this body created a supervised injection services task force findings. and just to echo, first of all, the first recommendation from the task force was to support the creation of safe injection services in san francisco. and the second one, which i think is relevant to the discussion today, was calling on the city to recognize the legal and the real estate barriers to operating safe injection services, and to devise necessary contingency plans, which is what today's state of emergency is. and specifically said that san francisco mu

we'll go to daniel for seat one. i'll be making a motion to sever seat one and making a call back to the chair. would you like to wait until a future meeting. all right. let's go to eric -- i don't know if i pronounced that correctly. >> good morning supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak. thank you for the clarification. i would have applied under seat one because i am a tenant. seat two seems to be a resident, homenner. homeowner. i definitely don't own my home. >> i noted that on your application. seat two which are you not qualified for because you are not a homeowner. at any rate, we can't appoint you to seat two. you may want to fill that form out again. however, the floor is yours for no longer than two minutes. >> i would like to build my statement in the hub area. the market street plan and found it to be incredibly illuminating. i primarily focused on sections five and seven. my apartment faces market street between goth and franklin. i understand the jack hammering. we're right around the corn

my name is daniel. i share a studio with my partner in the tenderloin, and i'm just calling tonight because i'm on dahlia every night looking for affordable housing for my mother. there's five units available in san francisco right now. i know that 74 is not a lot, but one of those 74 could be mine. i beg you to not say no to affordable housing or to not cut it down. our families need a place to live. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hi. this is emily [indiscernible] living in soma. i'm calling to support the housing because we don't need shadow, we need somewhere to live, and that's why we need housing for the better of the community. for the better of the life, we need housing. it's not the shadow. thanks. bye. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. we appreciate them this evening. operations, do we have any other callers? >> hi. this is [indiscernible] in d-8. we have a housing crisis, not a parking crisis, so turning

my name is daniel sacks. i'm a principal real estate development firm here in san francisco. earlier this year our firm submitted a permit that relies on that zoning as part of this removal there is contemplated a removal of the ipv as well. industrial protection zone. we've made substantial economic decisions based on that zoning. we're respectfully requesting if you receive to delete, you also delete the grandfathering provision that allows lodged ak before january 2021. thank you again for your time and consideration. >> thank you for your comments. that was the last caller in the queue. >> thank you so much. i have a question to president walton. based on that last comment. are we also grandfathering the zones? >> that will be coming with trailing legislation. that's not addressed within this legislation today. >> that's good. thank you. seeing no other callers. public comment on this item is now closed. may i have a motion to send this out of committee with a positive recommendation. >> motion to recommend, supervisor peskin. >> aye. (roll call). you have three ayes. >>

my name is daniel sacks. i'm a principal real estate development firm here in san francisco. earlier this year our firm submitted a permit that relies on that zoning as part of this removal there is contemplated a removal of the ipv as well. industrial protection zone. we've made substantial economic decisions based on that zoning. we're respectfully requesting if you receive to delete, you also delete the grandfathering provision that allows lodged ak before january 2021. thank you again for your time and consideration. >> thank you for your comments. that was the last caller in the queue. >> thank you so much. i have a question to president walton. based on that last comment. are we also grandfathering the zones? >> that will be coming with trailing legislation. that's not addressed within this legislation today. >> that's good. thank you. seeing no other callers. public comment on this item is now closed. may i have a motion to send this out of committee with a positive recommendation. >> motion to recommend, supervisor peskin. >> aye. (roll call). you have three ayes. >>

my name is daniel [indiscernible] and i'm president of local 202, and i represent approximately 40,000 carpenters in the state of california and 4,000 here in san francisco. as the president of carpenter's local 22, i'm here in support of build. we know that san francisco is becoming increasingly unaffordable in recent years, both to newcomers and long time residents. this is a 27-story mixed use residential building that would replace an existing underutilized surface parking lot with 143 market rate units with 73 affordable. the proposed 469 stevenson environment has the potential to create hundreds of union construction jobs. additionally, the builder has committed to the use of a union contractor. the partnerships between labor and development are what allow us to retain an essential workforce of trained, experienced and local construction workers here in the city of san francisco. in conclusion, the corp. enter's union supports this -- carpenter's union supports this development, and we appreciate your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, do we have

my name is daniel [indiscernible] and i've lived in the neighborhood for 11 years, in business for three, and i'm in support of the proposed development. i've really just seen the neighborhood thin out in terms of business and residents -- >> clerk: sir, i'm pausing your time. this is testimony on behalf of the appeal, so if you can press star, three to get back in line, a little bit more patience, we will have testimony on behalf of those who support the appeal, but just slightly a little bit later in this hearing. we are only taking testimony in support of the appeal. ops, let's go to the next caller, please. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> yeah, i'm calling to support the project, but i might be out of queue. >> clerk: okay. thanks for letting us know. operations, do we have any other callers in the queue who are in support of the appeal? >> hi. good evening, supervisors. my name is rick. i hope you can hear me. i've lived in the neighborhood about ten years, and i'm calling in support of this appeal and opposing the proposed project. even if there was anything

we'll go to daniel for seat one. i'll be making a motion to sever seat one and making a call back to the chair. would you like to wait until a future meeting. all right. let's go to eric -- i don't know if i pronounced that correctly. >> good morning supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak. thank you for the clarification. i would have applied under seat one because i am a tenant. seat two seems to be a resident, homenner. homeowner. i definitely don't own my home. >> i noted that on your application. seat two which are you not qualified for because you are not a homeowner. at any rate, we can't appoint you to seat two. you may want to fill that form out again. however, the floor is yours for no longer than two minutes. >> i would like to build my statement in the hub area. the market street plan and found it to be incredibly illuminating. i primarily focused on sections five and seven. my apartment faces market street between goth and franklin. i understand the jack hammering. we're right around the corn

and paul and danielle are going to talk about the urgency of the situation now. so what are we talking about? supervisor haney already covered much of this, but supervised consumption services are legally protected places where people use illicit substances in a safe, sterile, non-judgmental environment, and are provided with linkages to health care, counseling, and importantly to substance disorder treatment. this is one of the longest lasting largest supervised consumption sites in north america. and echoing supervisor haney in 2017, this body created a supervised injection services task force findings. and just to echo, first of all, the first recommendation from the task force was to support the creation of safe injection services in san francisco. and the second one, which i think is relevant to the discussion today, was calling on the city to recognize the legal and the real estate barriers to operating safe injection services, and to devise necessary contingency plans, which is what today's state of emergency is. and specifically said that san francisco mu

hello, i'm danielle and i'm the chair of c.a.c. you will notice that several of our slides are also in spanish. we strive to reach full inclusion, although we still fall short. to that goal, we always provide spanish and chinese interpretation at our meetings, both in-person and virtually. further, we have seen an increase this year in participation from the latinx community. by using google slides, we can provide captioning to make our meeting accessible to more community members and we also provide asl interpretation at meetings when requested. our meeting calendars for the year are translated into the seven languages the district supports and is posted on the sfusd website and the c.a.c. website. we recognize that there is a great need to be more inclusive as we learn more, we strive to do better. the c.a.c. is a unique group in sfusd as we are written into the california ed code and our mandate are provided by the state. our purpose is to advocate for effective special education programs and services and advise the board of edu