clerk: okay. that concludes the meeting. chairman heinicke: as we conclude, as we close, i have two things to say. happy birthday to my wife, ann morrissey. there is nobody else i would rather be sheltered in place. and director tumlin, we were afraid that our operators would not come to work. we were afraid that we would have a shortage of service and that our medical professionals and people who depend on our services would not be able to get to work, and that did not happen. we have our stickers on proudly. please convey this board s thanks to your staff tumbay. i will. i could not wish for a better team. chairman heinicke: yes. this city has survived a lot and come out strong, and we ll do it again. but their dedication is truly remarkable. with that, we are adjourned. hear, hear. clerk: thank you. bye-bye. are we ready? you guys ready? are you excited? all right. who is going to help us out? a round of applause. (applause). top of the morning to you. le
over your heart and would you please join me in reciting 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. thank you. on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge that sfgtv record each meeting and make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, any communications? yes, mr. president, issue have one. due to the covid-19 and to protect city employees, board members and members of the public, the board legislative chamber is closed for the march 24th, 2020 board meeting upon action made bit board of supervisors to conduct their meetings via video conference call remotely. this precaution is taken on the authority conferred b by the governor s order. the members will attend meetings through the video conference or by telephone if the video fails. we have an alternative and to participate in the meeting
mandelman. i would like to thank samuel williams and michael from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. do we have announcements? please silence cell phones and electronic documents. submit documents to the clerk. items today will appear on the march 17th agenda unless otherwise stated due to the deck rarcoronavirus we are asking yoo wash hands and avoid touching high volume surfaces as much as possible. please call item one and two. resolution authorizing the department of public health to accept $3 million from the tipping point community for creation of new psychiatric center for two year period beginning january 162020 through january 15, 2020. two. resolution authorizing the director of property to lease real property located at 11567 valencia street for $404,000 per year for three years with an estimated commencement date of mar1, 2020 to expire on februar. thank you very much. supervisor mandelman. thank you. colleagues. these two items will allow the depart
are we ready? you guys ready? are you excited? all right. who is going to help us out? a round of applause. (applause). top of the morning to you. let s hear it from you. top of the morning. good morning, everybody. it looks great to see all of our not old friends but long time friends that have been with us since the early days of san francisco and also, of course, with our sister city that is 36 years old today. [applause] now we are blessed to have so many irish americans that have made san francisco what it is. we have one that is very special to us, and that is our in house irish american. that is shawn, the chief of staff to the mayor, and we have something that is going to help you because you need help, right? a shot of whiskey? no, no shot of whiskey yet. there is an old tradition of an irish stick, thush shillelag. it was something that a well-dressed man had as a walking stick. then it became sort of a weapon because we only have weapons of love and not
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