we invited some producers and vendors to speak on a panel. so we had several people, a collective of people who promote self-sufficiency and zero waste, and people really got into it. you could also get a certificate of doing the training from environmental department. in terms of turnout, i mentioned we had 60 people, just a sample of people that came from different organizations, sunday streets, undiscovered night market, st. patrick s day, comfort and joy. and what s exciting, too, is we had several brick and mortar venue. environmental department was really pleased with the collaboration. they said that this event had exposed their work and their mission to a broader audience of entertainment people than previously. so they were really, really pleased. they want to continue collaborating with us. we did survey the group, and some of the highlights from those survey results, we had 70% response rate. majority of people said they heard about us from facebook or e-mail blast
chairwoman: good morning, everyone, the meeting will come to order. welcome to the march 2, 2020, meeting of the rules committee. i m supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. seated to my right is captain stefanie, and we ll soon be joined by supervisor gordon marr. mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. please silence your cell phones and all electronic equipment. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 10 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. chairwoman: can you read item number one. item one is appointing two members to the commission on aging and advisory council. chairwoman: than thank you so much. i believe we re joined by juliette rothman. if juliette would like to come up and address the committee, thank you so much. if you just want to share with us your interest in the appointment. how are you? good. i m here to seek reappoi
grant colfax, director of health. you have the report in front of you. just a couple of things. one is we are continuing our covid-19 preparations and actions. i ve asked dr. aragon to provide more details after my report, so he will be doing that in just a minute. we are continuing with our ongoing daily work, and that includes behavioral health options for people in the city as part of our behavioral health reform as part of health s.f. we are currently establishing a health center, to be established at 180 jones, with a particular focus on methamphetamine users. this will have a 15-bed capacity, take care of many more than that over a 24-hour period. this is really the beginning of a larger expansion if this initial phase is successful at providing more low-barrier opportunities for people to have a place that is safe, that provides harm reduction approaches and also not only helps them but also mitigates the effects of behavioral health issues in the surrounding community
the february 4, 2020 minutes. commissioners, after review, does anyone have a motion to approve? motion to approve. second. all those in favor? okay. clerk: thank you. there are no public comment requests for that item. item 3 is the director s report. good afternoon, commissioners. gra grant colfax, director of health. you have the report in front of you. just a couple of things. one is we are continuing our covid-19 preparations and actions. i ve asked dr. aragon to provide more details after my report, so he will be doing that in just a minute. we are continuing with our ongoing daily work, and that includes behavioral health options for people in the city as part of our behavioral health reform as part of health s.f. we are currently establishing a health center, to be established at 180 jones, with a particular focus on methamphetamine users. this will have a 15-bed capacity, take care of many more than that over a 24-hour period. this is really the beginning
the other water flooding out possibly that could be drained back, pumped back up. i don t know what that is going to do. we have ground water and no explanation as to what is going to happen to the existing ground water. there is one final point. i think that we can possibly look at saving the nation. it that a big answer and a lot of people are looking at. when i went to p.u.c., they use estuary water, not oceanside water which has a lot more brine. thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, it is closed. item 11. public comment? seeing none, new business is closed. item 12 new business setting. any public comment. seeing none, public comment closed. item 13 communications. any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment closed. item 14. adjournment. so moved. second. those in favor. aye. so moved. thank you very much. sfgovtv sfg . the san francisco health commission is called to order. i will call roll. [roll call] clerk: the second item