Medical care. Its been a pleasure sharing this time with you on the floor, representative. Mr. Castro thank you very much. You know, one thing i hadnt talked about yet thats also very important to know, another benefit of the Affordable Care act, we know that 7. 1 Million People have signed up, you know, three million or more college student, or young adults are able to stay on their parents plans because of the Affordable Care act. Millions more have benefited from medicaid expansion, millions of americans also benefit because theres no longer lifetime caps, you know, youre not going to have somebody who is suffering from cancer in a hospital bed have a doctor or administrative billing person from the hospital come talk to you about the fact that youre about to hit your lifetime cap so now not only are you liing there sick in the hospital bed, youre thinking about how youre going to pay your mortgage and keep your kids in college. Thats not going to happen anymore. When you hear peopl
May run the risk of having neighborhoods not wanting formula retail. So the south of market is part of the eastern area so that went through a thorough discussion. Then the 21st and castro and upper market did that go away. Our current report weve reached out to dna it was supportive and working and staff has heard concern from the commission thats not appropriate everywhere where staff recommend approving or disapproving and from the staff prospective we want to use a wider discretion but the Neighborhood Group wants to keep the policy in place. I dont think it really i mean, i think it was thoughtfully done but not work it overturns more of an art instead of a science. Thank you commissioner sugaya. Yes. In the discussion one of the reasons for expanding is to try to capture some of the local businesses. So ones that are sided like phils cfo goes to 11 and 20 some of the businesses will be able to open without a cu but were not using local as a definition correct because blue bottle
Upper market did that go away. Our current report weve reached out to dna it was supportive and working and staff has heard concern from the commission thats not appropriate everywhere where staff recommend approving or disapproving and from the staff prospective we want to use a wider discretion but the Neighborhood Group wants to keep the policy in place. I dont think it really i mean, i think it was thoughtfully done but not work it overturns more of an art instead of a science. Thank you commissioner sugaya. Yes. In the discussion one of the reasons for expanding is to try to capture some of the local businesses. So ones that are sided like phils cfo goes to 11 and 20 some of the businesses will be able to open without a cu but were not using local as a definition correct because blue bottle is part of San Francisco but not headquartered in oakland part of that is correct and part not we cant give preference to businesses that are locally owned or here it would benefit the start up
Barrier another barrier is Health Care Coverage San Francisco is a appearance and some people have to have access what are we doing as i said based on my informal discussions less than more like 8 hundred are receiving prep at this time based on the numbers needed to treat published this year by susan and extrapolateing we should be giving prepping to 6 thousand san franciscans and we might expect the number of new infections to drop to less than 50 those are informal calculations we are 6 to tenfold off the mark and need to expand our use of preparing awhile continuing to provide early treatment who is going to do this well, the San Francisco magnet clinic is tooling up to provide prepping to its clients we know people want it and start 6 hundred thousand people in the next years by expanding our clinics and were grateful for the support to make that possible we also applaud the kaiser clinic in San Francisco which has the largest prep clinic in the world giving propelling e prepping
Grateful so we provide the notices of the commission and if anyone wants to requested mandated to a dr hearing i have not done that much thinking about the administrative review frankly but my he concern is that having it come back to the commission as a conditional use sets up a different sort of standards like under the cu it has to be necessary and in demand it puts it on the applicant but under the dr it is up to us to say so theres a twist even though theres an appeal and could come back to the commission once it gets into our Decision Making camp its slightly different. Thats an interesting point we mention the 0 thirty three criteria but i think we need to do more thinking of the mechanisms on that. Along those lines. And specifically to address that issue we have with every conditional use were not chaipg the conditional use process for formula retail to exude the possility if a starbucks or formula retail i dont mean to pick on starbucks goes out of business but the cu expires