Okay. Agenda item number 1, call to order. To call the roll call. Clerk agenda item number number 2. President stephen follansbee. Present. Clerk Vice President chris canning . Clerk present. Commissioner Karen Breslin. Present. Clerk commissioner mary hao. Present. Clerk supervisor dean preston. Present. Clerk commissioner claire zvanski. Present. Clerk and commissioner randy scott is absent. President follansbee, we have a quorum. Okay. Can we call the next item agenda, number 3. Clerk agenda item number 3, approval with possible modifications of the minutes set forth in the august 13th, 2020. Is there any discussion on this item . At the corrections or modifications from the board . Ill make a motion to approve the minutes, as presented. Second. Okay. I think we have an opportunity for Public Comment at this point. Clerk okay. The moderator will be opening up the phone lines. The slide presented gives information on the Public Comment callin number, which is 408 4189388, access code
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Continue to share the concern about my representative from the slow Streets Program and the fact that were treated separately, but the way that were treated separately has been inadequate, as well. We would be happy to return at any time with an update on the district or the tenderloin more specifically. Chair peskin thank you. Why dont we go back to Public Comment, if the bridge line is repaired. Clerk hello, caller. Your two minutes begins now. [inaudible] and finally, the Golden Gate Parks Sustainable Travel study. Thanks to the wide support of the sfmta, commissioner fewers office and being supportive throughout, the [inaudible] culmination of hundreds of hours of Community Outreach and planning [inaudible] we know that the prioritized budgeted projects were just a fraction of the full slate of proposed projects, and we look forward to more being identified to support these needed improvements. And finally, we support the sustainable Golden Gate Park study. We need programs that im
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A recall a building on post street he and a walked on back in guessing 2005, 2006 which presented some very similar issues. It was a tax credit building. And what happened was and this has not happened a lot but it does come up, what happens when you take an Affordable Housing model and allow for protections and plot that on a place where people either were rent controlled or thought they were rent controlled tenant and that raised issues and complications and we worked through that and did legislation and supervisor peskin made clear tenants werent losing the protections even if you overlaid Affordable Housing. Honestly, colleagues, if midtown had been build in 2014 and everyone had come in we wouldnt have that problem and thats a shift in people with rent control protection to another program. Many protections of rent control exists in the program for example eviction protections, you dont need the rent board and frankly theres more loopholes in the rent control that allow people to