item for approval of minutes from the january 21st and january 28th m. board members, we have minutes from our last regular meeting, is there any public comment on this item? no, mr. chair. nobody has turned in a speaker card. seeing none, we ll close public comment. is there a motion to approve these items a motion. second. item five, communications, i have none for you today. item six. board members, new or unfinished business. wow, a remarkably silent group. i ll volunteer one thing. i put myself out there on that one. i first of all want to direct director tomlin and all of the staff on the excellent workshop last tuesday. it was really rich and substantive. and you came to a lot of new conclusions. and i wanted to share i ve had several colleagues reach out to me to share stories of their commute. i ve had them express faster traveling times, and remark about the aspect they did not anticipate, which is how quiet it is on market street, and they cou
the meeting will come to order, welcome to the february 13th meeting of the neighborhood and services committee. our clerk is john carroll and i want to thank matt ignao and corwin cooley. please ensure you ve silenced your phones. any documents to be included as part of the file should be included to the clerk. items will appear on the february 25th 2020 agenda unless otherwise stated. please call the first item. to consider the issuance of type 57 special on-sale beer, wine and liquor doing business as shack 15 at the ferry building will certainly the public convenience for necessity. we heard from the alu last time and i want to see if the applicant has any additional words you can speak or don t have to and we should take public comment. so if there are members of the public who would like to speak, line up or i will call some names. bl lotty ben davis and anyone else. if you have prepared a statement, leave it with the clerk for review in the file. we ask tha
list of folks who contributed to the success of this project and we couldn t have done it without you. there s a couple of organizations that i d like to call out for their invaluable efforts here. the mayor s office of housing and community development, as well as the san francisco housing authority. hud as well as bachtio bank of . and our partners at bethel a and e. our contractor kay hill. los angeles as our architect, leevy design partners and the residents here at rosa parks. these folks were here every step of the way and they were great teammates. i also can t pass up the opportunity to thank my colleagues at tndz, past and present, for their hard work here. thanks for your support. your advice. and for trusting me to get this job done. i d like to focus on a couple of the big successes that we ve experienced here at rosa parks. all of which you should check out today. first is the webster street people s garden which was added to the plans during construction and pai
to take roll. [roll call] clerk: president hirsch, you have a quorum. also present tonight are chief scott from the san francisco police department and director henderson from the san francisco department of police accountability. president hirsch: good morning. we are ready for the first item. clerk: line item adoption of the minutes of january 15, 2020. president hirsch: is there a motion and a second? a second. president hirsch: any discussion on this? public comment on the adoption of the minutes before we vote in all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favor? any opposed? okay. carries. clerk: line item 2, consent calendar, receive and file. action. police reports of disciplinary actions of fourth quarter 2019. so moved for adoption. president hirsch: all right. any discussion from the commission before we open it up to public comment? no? any public comment on item 2, consent calendar? seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favo
good morning. i am jerry drater, a retired cb a. i served as a civil grand in juy member. there are only four cgoboc meetings per year. i thought it would be useful to share the specific responsibilities to serving and my concerns. when you were worn you took an oath to exercise your responsibilities consistent with with the city charter. the two sections that spell out your responsibilities are article 5 and appendix f. i handed out copies of both. in both sections there are responsibilities you shall execute and responsibilities you may execute. it goes without saying the activities are mandatory. on page 2 of article five i highlighted section 5.31a which numrates what you shall do. section p numrating activities cgoboc may even gauge in. when i served i was concerned the meetings hours were allocated to may even gauge in activities, specifically reviewing the department bond reports to the excuse of the shall activities. on page of article 5.32b i highlighted the requir