opposition and during the hearing, a property owner who has not voted yet or who wishes to change their vote may speak with the department of election s staff. they are a table just outside at the board chamber and provide you with the affidavit and board plot. the ballot will be counted. before we begin, supervisor hainey, would you like to make any opening remarks? thank you. i will make brief remarks before i turn it over to chris corgus. but i want to say that this is a community benefit district that i know firsthand does a tremendous job in our community. i live in the tern loin an tends not a day that goes by where i don t walk by and see the positive impacts of all are doing. this morning i was walking to city hall down hyde street, helped across the street by the safe passage volunteers, walking down sidewalks that were pressure washed by tlcbd folks and just appreciating not just everything you all do but the way that you do it. i especially appreciate the approac
community benefit district that i know firsthand does a tremendous job in our community. i live in the tern loin an tends not a day that goes by where i don t walk by and see the positive impacts of all are doing. this morning i was walking to city hall down hyde street, helped across the street by the safe passage volunteers, walking down sidewalks that were pressure washed by tlcbd folks and just appreciating not just everything you all do but the way that you do it. i especially appreciate the approach that you ve taken to putting people to work who need jobs, especially in our community. and also taking the approach that understands that if we ll be successful in the tenderloin, we have to do it in an inclusive way to make sure residents are heard. sometimes that s property owners and sometimes not property owners and everybody has a seat at the table as we re thinking about the kind of community we want. so i got to look at some of your policies around harm reduction and
community benefit district that i know firsthand does a tremendous job in our community. i live in the tern loin an tends not a day that goes by where i don t walk by and see the positive impacts of all are doing. this morning i was walking to city hall down hyde street, helped across the street by the safe passage volunteers, walking down sidewalks that were pressure washed by tlcbd folks and just appreciating not just everything you all do but the way that you do it. i especially appreciate the approach that you ve taken to putting people to work who need jobs, especially in our community. and also taking the approach that understands that if we ll be successful in the tenderloin, we have to do it in an inclusive way to make sure residents are heard. sometimes that s property owners and sometimes not property owners and everybody has a seat at the table as we re thinking about the kind of community we want. so i got to look at some of your policies around harm reduction and
offer our assistance to jolene and shannon as they worked their way through that ordeal. and in just the last six months they ve been opened, jolene s has hosted numerous benefits including transcend, dike march, and trans-march and has become home to a number of translato translatotran transparties. they bost an all queer staff, jo-jo who is here somewhere. spaces like jolene s are an essential part of san francisco s cultural fabric and we must do everything we can to ensure their success. when you walk into jolene s you re greeted by pink triangle saying you are safe here. i want to thank them for ensuring that all queer people have a home at jolene s. with their san francisco pride coming up in a few days and jolene s certain to be a major destination, i m sure they have their hands full, so i appreciate shannon being here today. would you like to say a few words? thank you. [laughter] [applause] president yee: the rest of the awards, there is a model for you. [ap
this is named the north of market tenderloin benefit district pursuant to the board resolutions we ve adopted on april 23rd. the proposed district is approximately 800 identified parcels located on approximately 41 whole or partial blocks. details of the covered area are in the file. at the conclusion of the public hearing, the department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board of supervisors and members of the public may view the ballot tabotabtatabootab tabulation. the public testimony will be as follows. we will hear from all speakers in support and each speaker will have two minutes and we will hear from all speakers in opposition and during the hearing, a property owner who has not voted yet or who wishes to change their vote may speak with the department of election s staff. they are a table just outside at the board chamber and provide you with the affidavit and board plot. the ballot will be counted. before we begin, supervisor hainey, would y