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not to miss the opportunity that there are units open on the second floor and the 10th floor. and you can see the not only the garden but the urban farm outside. and enjoy the food afterwards. thank you for coming. [applause] ( ) ( ) 3, 2, 1, yay! [applause] ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) welcome to the commission on disability and aging services. will the secretary please take the roll. president here. vice president here. commissioner knutzen here. spears here. also present, shireen mcspadden. we ask that you silence all cell phones. president serina: before proceeding to the agenda, i would like the newest commissioner, barbara sklar to give us a few words. i have a history in working with the elderly and with the disabled. including being a part of the group that started what is now the institute on aging. so i m very familiar with in-home supportive services. i think the learning curve will be a little flatter for me, but give me a chance to learn what is going on now. in ....
disabled. including being a part of the group that started what is now the institute on aging. so i m very familiar with in-home supportive services. i think the learning curve will be a little flatter for me, but give me a chance to learn what is going on now. in addition, i have a special needs granddaughter who is 11 years old and i have helped and assisted with. she is severely disabled. she is in a wheelchair, cochlear implants and uses an ipad to communicate. it s brought me into this age of disability, and i m aware of the barriers. i m looking forward to serving on the commission. president serina: thank you. honor to have you on our commission. i would like for approval of the february 5 agenda? motion? thank you. second, thank you. any comments or questions? all in favor? any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. item number 3, approval of the january 10, 2020 meeting minutes. do i have a motion to approve? so moved. a second? thank you. any comments, ....
then lastly, we all know that research that the money we invest in our young kids is basically pays humongous dividends at the end of the day. the last person that gave public comments asked a question, did you get to hear that? i think you have answers for that, would you like to address the issue of how do you monitor this business of these programs? interview: thank you supervisor. again director of the office early care and education and in response to the question what committees are oversight do we have for this work of oec generally and i m pleased to say we have a nine-member citizens advisory committee seated half by the mayor and half by the board of supervisors of qualified parents and practitioners to help advise our work and provide accountability and program improvements for the city investments and early childhood to make sure that they re working as well as they can for both parents and programs. they meet by monthly and where data informed and also ad ....
so second amended with the board with positive recommendation appointment of mr. michael pappas to the adult and aging services commission. with that objection. thank you for your service commissioner pappas. thank you very much. any other items. that concludes our business for today. motion to adjourn. excuse me. that is not on today, sir. one. commons 3rd thursdays is a monthly event series really activate service center and un plaza food and music and other social activities oil stephanie the vice president of operations for this. in 2016 an initiative called the service center launched an effort by a bunch of the city agencies along with institutional stakeholder and community partners to have a program that is how to get people out here on a monthly and weekly and daily basis. my name is a - i m with the program manager and also commons 3rd thursdays will have live music important in the. the city approached us to provide food and beverages a ....
deduction to san francisco filers so we think that it s about $2.1 billion for the state and local tax dedukd deduction a lot smaller, i don t know, $100 million or so in the property tax deduction. supervisor cohen: so overall there s less revenue going into the state budget and the local san francisco budget for us to then reallocate during the budget process? i don t think that it s a direct affect and if you take $2 $2.1 billion out of the local economy, you have to expect that it will affect the local business ability to invest or to expand supervisor cohen: to hire. you have to expect that discretionary spending would decrease because the cost of necessities is going up and it would certainly affect your sales tax. the effect on the housing market and our transfer tax and the property tax as a result seems like it would if anything it would have to possibly drive down prices and just reflecting the fact that most buyers are going to have higher cost ....