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so the csi unit location is at the hall ofce, and the crime laboratory is located at building hunters easy exchange of information to occur. >> traffic division was started in 1909. they were motor officers. they used sidecars. officers who road by themselves without sidecar were called solo. that is a common term for the motorcycle officers. we have 45 officers assigned to thecles. all parking at the new facility will be in one location. the current locker room with shared with other officers.s not assigned to just traffic companies. therwo showers downstairs and up. both are gym and shop weres are old. it needs constant maintenance. >> forensic services provides five major types of fingerprints on substances and comparisons. there are firearms identificationo deal with projectiles bullets or carts from shootings. dna is looking at a whole an rare of evidence from --dz array of evidence from dna to sexual sault to homicide. we are also in the business of doing breath allyzer analysis for dui cases. we are resurrecting the gunshot residue testing to look for the presence of gunshot re

million debt service reserve fund, which will be contributed to help downsize the issuance as part ofceothet owed to the deyoung and cal academy museums will be repaid. 825,000 each, or 1.65 million total. 500,000 of cop proceeds will be used to assist with repayment of the subordinate debt, with the remainder being paid from mcc funds on hand. we have the not to exceed sources and uses shown here, which aligns wit the supplemental appropriation ordinance ordinance, which was introduced yesterday. we have total sources of 30.1 million, comprised of the 29 million and not to exceed par amount and 1.1 million prior reserve the 21.6 million payoff of the first public loan. 500,000 for the subordinate museum loan payoff5d appropriated for capitalized interest, and a debt service rerve fund if necessary. delivery date expenses at 1.05 1.05 milon for cost of issuance 240,000 for underwriters. discount then, as we have on prior cop and bond authorizations, we've built an additialt par amount in the form of a reserve foruncertainty, just to ensure we have sufficient capacity under the authoriza

help shape the 's growth while still safeguarding each neighborhood, its people, and the unique sense ofcec, i understand tma the laws, rules and regulations are changing rapidly these days, making this a particularlme fore planning commission. and while we cannot change the rules of ou very best to understand the implications and real world impacts and make the most informed recommendations that we can. i believe that san francisco needs to ntinue to grow and evolve. we also need more housing for all people. ci carries the responsibility of making our growth reality. and ioo forward to focusing on long term goals and outcomes in ensuring .3ho directed towards creating meaningful and sustainable impacts at all scales, while also pr displacement and protecting the socioeconomic and cultural diversity of our city. if confirmed, i look forward to connecting with wide range of people and different neighborhood groups so i can gain broader perspectives and be understand their concerns, ambitions and growth outlook for thelo me to continue th is a transformational timeway for the city and i am c

commission and yourself, chief and your staff for prioritizing this as one of these, one of the outcomes ofçhave as much community input so that the members of this community that do not have, the understanding or the proficiency in english toter access those services for translation and interpretation, if ever they need those, the other update i have is and i thank you commissioner ben putting 701 back on the radar because it is one ofhas received many points of feedbackhout the course of over two years now, i think we have made a lot of progress, there were some challenges, some obstacles. that one at many points. and we still haven't resolved all the to a place where, the both the advocates and community and the young people are going to benefit from that is going to come out out of 701. so i am we will be agendizing that in the near future, for completion and+ authorization, and i want toforget that over a year ago, we did have a presentation about the intention of this body and this department to initiate an evidence based practice th adopted by los angeles, by oakland and other jurisd

he talks to his generals all the time, and he told the generals i don't feel like leaving ofce, is that immune? a coup. >> if it's an official act, there needs to be impeachment and conviction beforehand because the framers knew the ri >> is it an official act? is it an official act? >> if it is an official act -- >> is it acial act? >> the way he described that hypothetical, it could well be but i just don't know. >> that answer sounds toe under my test, it's an official act, but it sure sounds bad. >> it certainly sounds very bad, and that's why the framers have a whole series of structural checks that have successfully prevented that very kind of extreme hypothetical. thate wisdom of the framers. what they viewed as the risk that needed to be guarded against is not that the ent might escape criminal prosecution for something unlikely in these scenarios, something much more likely destructive to the republic, factional s-- >> the framers did not put an immuty clause into the constitution. there were immunity claus some state constitutions, they knew how to give legislative immunity. t

and then it allows us to use some ofces for instructional coaching, we also shared about how, sorry,can i just want to make sure that was clear quickly. and so you're saying that to get fully staffed schoo schools is going to help having fewer example of why that might? because i don't know. i'm not sureght. so when we have, so right now spreading our resources too thin, right. it means that classrooms that can not by de small student numbers that we're needing to sustain keep offering the program. so for example, you know, bilingual classrooms where we have because we have soools, we have smaller small classes below just the 20 to 1e we're looking for. and so what ends up happening is those classes. actually that's one of the data points we do have a teacher shortage in finding bilingual teachers is rather have to find fewer bilingual teachers for classes of 20 than have so many classes below that. that's this looks like. sorry, i interrupted, yeah. no, no, this is because i think we go through this data a lot. you are you representuestions. the community asks. we're familiar with t

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