Wed just like to stand in unity with our nonprofit partners that have spoke and some of the staff members that have spoken so we can be baselined and to offer our staff members pay equity. Clerk thank you for your comments. Next speaker, please. Clerk on february 25, 2020, the mayor declared a local state of emergency related to covid19, and on april 3, 2020, the Planning Commission received authorization from the Mayors Office to recon convenient remotely through the end of the shelter in place. This will be our 50 remote hearing, and im sure you all will be pleased to know im going to stop counting now. Remote hearings require everyones patience. If you are not speaking, please mute your microphone. Sfgovtv is streaming this hearing live, and we will be offering opportunities for public comment. To offer public comment, please 4156550001, and End Meeting Code 1877444056. When you hear your item you want to comment on, Press Star, three to enter the queue. You will have three minutes
clerk: on february 25, 2020, the mayor declared a local state of emergency related to covid-19, and on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor s office to recon convenient remotely through the end of the shelter in place. this will be our 50 remote hearing, and i m sure you all will be pleased to know i m going to stop counting now. remote hearings require everyone s patience. if you are not speaking, please mute your microphone. sfgovtv is streaming this hearing live, and we will be offering opportunities for public comment. to offer public comment, please 415-655-0001, and end meeting code 187-744-4056. when you hear your item you want to comment on, press star, three to enter the queue. you will have three minutes to speak, and when your time is up, i will mute your microphone and proceed to the next caller in the queue. i will take roll call now. [roll call] clerk: first on your agenda is item 1, consideration of items proposed for
second commissioner s comments, underneath the commissioner comments session, and i will read the sentence that she s asked to add well, actually, i ll read all of her comments. commissioner christian noting she is a relatively new health commissioner, asking if cpuc is required to state to clients that they are going to close services in the community. several lines down, i had a typo where it is ordered in your minutes, it says what, but it should have said why, and she also asks why it was asked several years [inaudible] these are the revisions requested by commissioner christian. all right. thank you, mark and thank you, commissioner christian. upon reviewing the minutes, commissioners, do we have any further amendments or is there a motion to approve? so moved. second. and before we move to do a vote by roll call, i d like to check public comment. folks on the public comment line, i have a statement for you. for each agenda item. members of the public will have
things out in public. and so i e-mailed commissioner taylor to add it on for action. commissioner taylor responds, i can t do that. it s on for status. i get an e-mail that that s what s going to happen, but there s no reason it s not on for action. this should be adopted tonight. this august 5? this should have been passed last august. this is disgraceful, embarrassing, disgusting conduct, and i vice president taylor: all right. don t be so hard. commissioner hamasaki: now, don t interrupt me commissioner dejesus: yeah, it s showing. you re being rude right now. first of all, parents are here. you re being rude, first of all, and second of all, i don t normally do this, but there are a whole bunch of lies happening tonight, so you want to have this conversation? let me finish. we re going to have this conversation now. first of all, we re not going to do is compare every situation to the slaughter of black people. not everything is a knee to the neck, and we re n
i m not the smartest commissioner or the most knowledgeable person. this is a constant fight, but you know, this looking at the country, looking at what happened to all of the individuals who have died recently from from white supremacy and police violence, we ve got to do better, i ve got to do better, and, you know, i didn t really i guess i just as you can see, i got out of i had surge in the last week, and i ve spent a lot of time on my back thinking, and i don t have any answers tonight. some people think that we re you know, as i said before, and i ve read it on-line and on social media, we re putting a gloss over operator: your conference is now in question-and-answer mode. to answer each question, press one and then zero. commissioner hamasaki: do i need to stop for something? clerk: no, you can go. commissioner hamasaki: i don t have anything deep or profound to say, other than i really hope, i really hope that this is a moment that we rise to,