Mr. President , all members are present. Thank you madam clerk. The San Francisco board of supervisors we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the Ramaytush Ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the San Francisco peninsula. As the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the Ramaytush Ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. As guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. We wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. Colleagues, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Colleagues, do we have a motion to approve the april 2, 2024 minutes . Made by supervisor safai, seconded by supervisor mandelman. On that motion, a roll call. Supervisor ronan, aye. Supervisor safai, aye. Supervisor stefani, aye. Supervisor walton, aye. Supervisor chan, aye. Supervisor dorsey, aye. Supervisor mandelman, aye. Supervisor melgar, aye. Supervisor peskin, aye. Supervisor preston, aye. There are 11 ayes. The Board Meeting minutes will be approved as presented after Public Comment. Please read the consent agenda. Items 16 are on consent and considered routine. If a member objects, an item may be removed and considered separately. Would any member like item or items severed . Seeing none, well take these items same house, same call. These ordinances are finally passed. Next item , please. Item 7 is ordinance to amend the administrative code to prohebt the Fire Department from providing or using personal protective equipment containing intentionally added pfas by june 30, 2026 and require the Fire Department to conduct regular meetings with labor representatives, and submit regular reports to the board of supervisors and fire commission, pertaining to the progress towards meeting the june 30, 2026 deadline. Seeing no names on the roster, thank you colleagues for your cosponsorship. Supervisor safai, chan, melgar, engardio, mandelman and stefani, and this is a National First and we will take it same house same call. The ordinance is passed First Reading. Madam clerk, please read itemsthank you, chiefplease read items 8 and 9 together . Two resolutions that approve grant amendment frz west Side CommunityMental Health center. Item 8 approve the Second Amendment to the minna Program Contract between west sitey Community Health and the city. Increase the grant amount for total of approximately 18. 3 million dr. And extends by two years and 10 months performance term through april 30, 2027. Seeing no names on the roster, we take same house same call mr. President. My apology, just very quickly, item 9 is grant amendment which actually is a grant amount by 7. 8 million and new amount of 17. 3 for the Treatment Recovery prevention Program Contract. Thank you. My apologies madam clerk. Well take these two item same house same call the resolutions are adopted. Item 10 resolution to authorize the rec and Park Department to accept and expend 300 thousand increase to the grant from the bays,b the bay area young survivors with new Funding Amount of 800 thousand so bays can deliver inkind grant of unrenovated seating area on conserve tory east for the project term until notice of substantial completion. Same house same call the resolution is adopted. Please read items 11 and 12 together. 11 and 12 are two resolutions that aproouv a grant praement and amendments for compass family service. 11 approves the Second Amendment to the grant for Supportive Services and administration of a flexible housing subsidy Pool Program Agreement and department of homelessness Supportive Housing for families with a 24 month grant Term Extension now through june 30, 2026 and increasing the agreement amount by approximately 20. 2 million for new total of 29. 2 million and item 12 approves the First Amendment to the Grant Agreement with compass and the department of homelessness and Supportive Housing for services and Subsidy Administration for the Family Housing ladder program. This extends the grant term by 24 munthds through june 30, 2026 and increase the agreement amount by approximately 7 million for new total amount of 13. 1 million. Same house same call the resolutions are adopted. Next item. Ititem 13, resolution to approve an Emergency Declaration of the San FranciscoPublic Utilities commission to Contract Resources for tree removal, slow repair, restoration and geotechnical injb earring in pine lake damaged by flooding caused by a failed air valve on a water transmission pipeline with total estimate cost of 5 million. Same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. Madam clerk, read item 1417 together, please some 1417 are four resolutions that approve the annual block grants from u. S. Department of housing and urban development to authorize the mayor on behalf of the city to apply for accept and expend the program entitlements for 2425 for the following items all to begin july 1, 2024. For item 14, this is the approval of the Community DevelopmentBlock Grant Program for 19. 8 million and the expenditure of the estimated Program Income of approximately 5. 8 million for combined total of 25. 6 million through the date when all funds are expended. Item 15, this approves the housing opportunities for persons with aids program in the amount of 8 million and expenditure Program Income and reprogram funds for 5. 2 million for combined total of 13. 3 million for term through june 30, 2027. Item 16 approves the Home Investment Partnership program for 5. 8 million and Program Income of 2 million for 7. 8 million through june 30, 2029. And for item 17, this approves the Emergency SolutionsGrant Program in the amount of 1. 8 million for term with unspecified ending date. Same house, same call, the resolutions are adopted. Next item, please. Item 18, this resolution authorizes the mayor office of housing and Community Development to execute the standard agreement with the California Department of housing and Community Development under the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program for projbect at 200 folsom known as the transbay block two east for total award of 41 million to include 28 million dispursed as a loan and 7. 7 million dispursed as a grant through the transbay two family lp and 5. 3 million dispersed as a grant to the city for Public Transportation improvalments nearby through november 30, 2043. Kwrrks same house same call the resolution is adopted. Next item. Item 19, resolution to approve and authorize the mayor and director of the Mayors Office of housing and Community Development to execute agreements with mercy housing california 108lp relating to a loan in the amount not to exceed 41 million for 55 years to provide permanent financing for 146 unit permanent Supportive Housing development with common areas and Supportive Services space on Real Property locaitded at 1633 valencia street and a grant in the amount of 80. 8 million for a 19 year term to provide local operating Subsidy Program funds to subsidize operation and debt service for the project and to adopt the appropriate findings. Same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. Next item, please. Item 20, resolution authorize the Public Defender Office to accept and expend 150 thousand grant from grankstart foundation to provide representation in pretrial release and prearraignment proceedings that insure the rights of those accused of crimes. Same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. Item 21 referred without recommendation from the budget and finance committee. Resolution to approve a 5th amendment to the justice involved housing and Supportive ServicesProgram Contract between the tenderloin housing clinic inc. And the city with a grant increase of 1. 2 million for new total of approximately 11. 1 million with no change to the grant term through june 30, 2024. Supervisor chan. Thank you president peskin and colleagues. Similarly to other items that came out of the Budget Committee without recommendation, this one is to just draw your attention about concern s with the performance and contract oversight, not just by the contractor but also the department. Adult Probation Department understand we really look to see these type of contract to track not just about the contract itself, but the impact of those contract. In this case, it is just recidivism rate amoung those that are housed and will replace in longterm housing. We do understand there is a new request for proposal issued in 2023. Well learn about the result of the rfp june 2024, so very very soon, so with that, this is only extending this contract to end june 2024, coincide the time we have a new contract in place i hope, so the reason why without recommendation and also just the policy matter from the budget and legislative analyst report. We are urging you to support it and vote for it today, because im eager to see after we wrap up with this contract whats next and hopefully well have better results then. Thank you. Thank you supervisor chan. Supervisor preston. Thank you president peskin and supervisor chan is and Budget Committee for thoughtful consideration of this. I want to speak briefly on the drake hotel is in district 5 and the bla report documented that there were significant vacancies throughout the duration of this contract, which i think is really unacceptable. Fortunately the good news is vast majority of the vacancies has since been filled, so i appreciate that and also appreciate the work that the thc workers on site are doing some challenging work and appreciate all their efforts. But, i mention this because i just think from what weve seen in digging into this a bit, that there was a real lack of formal monitoring and oversight from the adult Probation Department, and i think some lacking on the side of efforts to make sure that these spaces were filled with people. There is obviously the tremendous need and i think we just need more to make sure that if we have vacancies and we talked about this in other context, that is flagged earlier and we really address and tackle the reasons for those vacancies, especially when we are already funding this housing option for folks. I just want to encourage probation on that front. I will be supporting this and i know the Grant Agreement as chair chan noted ends june this year and look forward to continuing the conversation then, so ill be supporting this. Thank you. Supervisor safai. Yeah, just through the chair, just looking at the report. I just wanted to ask the budget chair, is this still a partnership between thc and adult probation . I wasnt clear a hundred percent. That is my understanding, correct . So, through the chair, item 21 this grant amendment is still with tenderloin housing clinic with adult Probation Department is the actually existing contract and since 2020. It has been ongoing, this is the 4th amendment of this Grant Agreement. I think that mainly really because the last one is to add it i believe the drake and sharon hotels, which makes sense, and also added the dollar amount. It started off with i believe 2 million and added to now to 11 million. It makes sense in terms of dollars. Really is more or less that they have not been meeting the performance audit really or should say the contract in last two fiscal years at least, but you know, according to the budget legislative analyst, it is also on the adult probation as well. During the pandemic they have not performed the performance audit. During the Budget Committee they expressed strong commitment that they will start to do inperson and site visit. I dont know if the new rfp means that the awardee is tenderloin housing clinic, but i look forward to seeing the results. They will be report back in june. Thank you. I just wanted to just jump in and say, i really appreciate the hard work that adult probation has done over the last few years. We worked with them in the nob hill, Union Square Area to do sober living and reentry work and alternative sentencing work and Community Partners so we know that is a successful model. Appreciate this is also in the vain with tenderloin housing clinic so very supportive of the work adult probation has done in general to expand these options of clean and sober housing. We need more of it, and i think that probably what i got from looking at the bla report there was widening of their target population becausef the referrals or lack of referrals in covid and now they are getting back to doing their bred and butter work i think they will be a lot more successful and full occupancy along with full implementation of their program, so im fully in support of this today and hope that we can continue to expand clean and sober housing models with adult probation and reentry. Thank you, mr. President. Alright. So, seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, i believe we can take this item same house, same call. The resolution is adopted. Next item, please. Item 22, is ordinance to amend the park code to close the great highway extension beginning at sloat boulevard and extending south for 3317 feet to vehicles to allow for a multiuse trail and to improve shoreline resilience as part of the ocean beach Climate Change adaptation project. Supervisor melgar. Thank you so much president peskin and thank you colleagues for your attention to this legislation. I wanted to explaint this is not the great highway north of sloat, which is in supervisor engardios district. This is the great highway south of sloat, so runs alongside the sewage trument facility on the west side. We are doing this because our sea levels are rising. The Sewage Treatment facility is right there and we are lost part of the road to the organization already. So, in the years of planning and collaboration with the coastal commission, and the great work that the puc staff has done with multiple stakeholders, this project is now finally ready to go forward. It is comp licated and will involve lots of construction, but in addition to closing off the great highway south of sloat, we are going to get a wonderful new park that is pedestrianized with amenities like a staircase going down to the beach and a new parking lot where folks who surf can park and carry their surf boards down to the ocean. There is going to be a way for kids to be able to experience this area of the city in a completely new way, and i want to say thank you in particularly to the folks at the puc and rec and park for having come up with a plan and design that works for everyone. So, i hope for your support and you know, a few years from now when it is all done, we will enjoy this amenity which will have a bathroom where currently there isnt a working one and it will be awesome. Thank you. Thank you supervisor melgar. Seeing no names on the roster take this same house same call. The ordinance is passed First Reading. Next item, please. Item 23 is ordinance to amend the administrative code to set minimum qualifications from suppliers which the sate procures fire arms and ammunition. Supervisor stefani. Thank you. We know gun violence is epidemic in this country and the number one cause of death for children and teens now is gun violence, which is absolutely unacceptable. We know this effects our communities on a daily basis. Our kid