apartments and association and golden gate restaurant association. there is a considerable list of businesses that are impacted that are on this newly furnished list. the department of environment provided. the american industrial complex in particular. the industrial businesses are not fully represented. i would be interested to hear from the school district as well where their thoughts are on this. so it seems like there is a lot of moving parts and work that needs to be done when it comes to moving this legislation forward. any other comments? thank you. i want to start out by thanking supervisor safai for this important piece of legislation. i know there is a lot of questions still. i want to thank my colleagues for asking all the questions. i ve been in listening mode. i m fine with accepting the amendments because i think it s good to work off one body, one piece of legislation. so i am fine with accepting them and knowing that we have two weeks to address all of the
space. so you could also make that argument as well. or you could i mean, you could argue either way. india basin, they had to have a final approval. we were able to get much more than was on the table before their final agreements. i think that approval gives us the authority to ensure that we will get the appropriate we can go back and forth all day. i don t think, at this time, i m not supportive of this amendment i think the fact there is a developed agreement ensures there will be an ability to negotiate something and i think probably what needs to be negotiated is the ability for there to be a fund for acquisition of small sights. it sounds like something that would make more sense on this site rather than putting conflicting use as. it is one thing to be across the street from loading and unloading and another thing to be right next to or above. i think that is what concerns me for those who would be living there. i would not want to live next to trucks goi
hard working local merchants, visitors, museum and library goers, to the children who visit our family playground does. if victory has many parents, victory also loves soft ice cream. and if that s true, we have our children to thank. will celeste step forward? celeste drew plans for this playground, and at the end, when we asked her if it needed anything else, she said. soft ice cream. soft ice cream. so we owe a huge thanks to the kids of the tenderloin for their mission. all right. we have many people to thank, and a few different speakers, and we re going to get through the program as quickly as we can, but to celebrate with us today is our mayor, london breed. i confess, i don t know her favorite brand of ice cream, but we ll find out. she is here at civic center every day, and it is my great honor to introduce our mayor, london breed. the hon. london breed: wow. what an amazing community. thank you all for being here today. we know we face many challenges in our c
businesses that are impacted that are on this newly furnished list. the department of environment provided. the american industrial complex in particular. the industrial businesses are not fully represented. i would be interested to hear from the school district as well where their thoughts are on this. so it seems like there is a lot of moving parts and work that needs to be done when it comes to moving this legislation forward. any other comments? thank you. i want to start out by thanking supervisor safai for this important piece of legislation. i know there is a lot of questions still. i want to thank my colleagues for asking all the questions. i ve been in listening mode. i m fine with accepting the amendments because i think it s good to work off one body, one piece of legislation. so i am fine with accepting them and knowing that we have two weeks to address all of the concerns that have come up. and work with supervisor safai on any more amendments you might want to
thank you for the public making comments. i want to thank supervisors ronan s office for bringing this forward. i wish we had done this several years ago. in the last few years, as we heard from the public, it s been several fires in the mission and also in the tenderloin. it seems like knowing all details, that these fires could have been preventable if the buildings were up to code. it seems like there were a lot of electrical issues. we need some to make these landlords bring things up to code so it s safer for our residents. it s traumatic for people that have to go through that and the families to move and figure out what to do and they lose everything and have clothes. thank you supervisor ronan and carolyn for working on this and i d like to add it as a co author. great. anything else? i think we can make a motion to send this to the full board with positive recommendations. at this think just so everyone understands why sometimes this is heard in two different commi