a human rights as a topic and to follow up on that a little more in depth, so just to clarify and distinguish what the topic of tonight s agenda was. i would like to express thanks for all those who gave testimony as well as members of the public to raise important points, and i would like to make a brief request to get a composite list of all the recommendations so we can review them and see what steps need to be taken. we will absolutely have those given to us. anyone else from the commission have any questions you would like to put in the record so when we move on to the next steps we have more information that might be useful or necessary? at this point, seeing no further questions from the commissioners, i will call for the next item. item 5, adjournment. is there a motion for adjournment from the commission? all in favor? aye. the meeting is adjourned. thank you. i am rich with enterprise community partners. it is a little disconcerting to be surrounded by
that is when we will hear from you and department heads and the budget committee will be making recommendations to the full board of supervisors. in the month of july, we will vote on the budget. for folks that want to receive more information about this, feel free to sign up to the newsletter s. feel free to visit our website, sfgov.org. i know that the mayor and supervisor farrell, we have office hours. i do about six over the course of every month in every single neighborhood in this district. i want to thank the neighborhood associations represented here. not just for working with my office, but for the work you do in the community. i wanted to hand over the microphone for a final word from my colleague, supervisor farrell. thank you, everyone. thank you to the department heads for coming out tonight, and especially for our colleague, who had to go home to her family. in san francisco right now i think we are feeling a bit better about the economy, but the job that we h
about their process, nothing about their procedure, what the hearings might be. hearings are no hearings, how it worked. absolutely nothing. the way they ve treated the way i found out about the ethics commission s dismissal was by chance when i visited a sunshine taskforce meeting and heard a passing reference to a letter that the ethics commission had sent. i certainly hope that all that you consider from here forward will include considerations of how you provide the justice to the public. thank you. this is a statement. as i read it come at bear in mind, please, that it was delivered to me verbally by telephone before this meeting began. shortly before this meeting began. i was on the sunshine or dance task force for 7.5 years and was a chair or vice chair of the ethics commission from 2002 to 2004. i am the only person ever to serve on both bodies. i filed various complaints with the sunshine or dance task force, all were upheld by the task force, either unanimously o
i am rich with enterprise community partners. it is a little disconcerting to be surrounded by barbed wire. [laughter] i was going to start by flipping a coin, but i figured only a portion of the audience would get the joke so i will not. i love the events like this. it is kind of a moment where there are no cost overruns, no change orders. there are no issues of tenants and property management. it is all wonderful. it is all a great project. i think we all need to it is a good idea to celebrate those moments as long as you possibly can. let me do my quick ad for enterprise. what are the largest investor in affordable housing in san francisco, the bay area, and california. we have $250 million invested within half a mile of this site. to invest particularly in the nonprofit developers and special needs of housing. it is a very much to what we feel we want to do and to our mission. that is very important to us. we have worked with chp and bridge many times. we re very prou
in the most expensive housing market in the country, providing such an opportunity is extremely difficult. it takes patience, determination, and wit two qualities he had. he was not too good on the patience side. confronted by the philosophy that says we cannot afford health care, public education, and affordable housing for the broad majority of our fellows, both national and state governments have withdrawn their support for affordable housing. currently mayor lee has undertaken a process involving private and public sectors because it will take both to seek to provide the minimum of $50 million a year for that purpose in the city of st. francis. that effort will require a ballot measure or two, patience, determination, and wit. if this opening is merely an homage to his past, my old friend would simply remind us that he never came to these kind of events anyway. but if this ceremony is a demonstration of a commitment to the future of providing many more thousands of unit