the comments made about the 564th through 568 properties said there was some ambiguity and around the need to acquire both properties completely. you said it was acquired in 2004 and that negotiations began four years ago as the two properties always been part of that region for years ago. have the new properties always been part of that? >> they are part of the acquisition of the anti your property. >> any additional questions or comments hamadi's -- or comments? this item is closed. and the items are in the hands of the board, and i will tain

and -- obtain the motion from board members. >> my understanding is that we need to take these issues one at a time, so if we could first vote on item 29. [calling votes] >> there are a less than -- 11 ayes. >> this resolution has been adopted. item 30.

the resolution is adopted. item 31. this resolution is adopted. item 32 -- this resolution is adopted. item 33 -- this resolution is adopted. item 34 -- this resolution is adopted. item 35 -- this resolution is adopted. item 36 -- this resolution is adopted during a item 37 -- is adopted. item 37 richard this resolution is adopted. item 38 -- this resolution is adopted.

item 39 -- this resolution is adopted, and the last item, item 40 -- of this resolution is adopted. all of these resolutions have been adopted. if we can no go back to general public comments. >> the next item is public comment, the opportunity for the public to address the board for two minutes, including items on the adoption and excluding items which have been considered by a board committed. speaker seizing transitional assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time. if a member of the public would like to document displayed on the screen, please request such.

first speaker. >> [speaking foreign language]

ladies and some gunmen, good afternoon -- ladies and gentleman, good afternoon. from all my heart, i wish merry christmas and happy new year to all of you.

for everybody, no matter what he is, you are in this holiday -- i wish you good luck. saturday i called to my family, and they gave me good -- and bad news. i lost my granddaughter, as you seen her picture. she had a heart attack like me -- 28 years, and i said before, i am going to make it, and i hope that you'll allow me to have a heart clinic to help support people who have a heart attack like me. i had a heart attack, but i always pray and thank god for

those who helped me. ladies and gentlemen, i wish you give me a chance and support. my dream can come true if you can help me. i would like to have our heart clinic. it is her name, egyptian- american foundation. i do that because i want to save the lives for many people who have my own problem like me. if there is a heart attack for a young man like me, i survived by your support. thank you, god bless you, and a half feet new year for all of you guys.

>> stop the corporate rate of the public library. do not give money to the friends and foundation. do not accept money from the franzen foundation. they propagate the myth that we owe the corporations gratitude for ripping us off. then they protect their status by destroying whatever democratic institutions there used to be. public records show that last year the donation to the library dropped 29%. at the same time, the executive director's salary went up 19%, and the total employee payroll went up 18% from 2.1 million to

2.4 9 million, said the increase of 498,000 was more than the total for the library curator -- for the library. we know that in the years since the bond issue, the private fund raisers have total income of 31 with $7 million. during the same time, the total donations to the library was $ 3.1 million. the point is they had no agreement for the city because they would not submit to an examination of their finances by your finance commissioner, said they operated without city oversight. it takes a lot of abuse and secrecy to make that more respectable than the public interest. the damages to the democracy and good faith of our society the

lives of money. -- belies the money. >> ♪ i read about the news ♪ laughing, smiling, staring into space ♪ shiny, have been -- happy meals were vannanned -- banned ♪ the rest is up to you sharing meals and food ♪ ♪ help the human race ♪ shiny, i have been -- happy

meals have been banned ♪ ♪ the rest is up to your ♪ of the human race -- help the human race ♪ ♪ shiny happy meals were baned ♪ ♪ with a mayor like that, you know you should be glad ♪ ♪ with a mayor like that, you know you should be glad ♪ >> next speaker.

>> thank you, walter curator -- walter. i am coming concerning some issues in my community. i came here in 1974, and i used to live in it louisiana. i never dreamed i would be in san francisco, but i am here today. i am here today concerning police brutality. when the corruption happens, the court makes money, and i want for corruption to stop. we have police officers who

give drugs to young children. i want it stopped. i want change. we want change. yet i went to school for legal work, being a legal secretary i never dreamed i would do that, but i did it. the lawyers i went to would not help me, so i helped myself, and then when i went to san francisco state university, i joined the alumni association, and they give you permission to go into any library you want to go to, and i went into the law library, and i got institute -- interested in the 14th amendment, and that interested me so much, and i watched the court system, how it has violated in so many ways, how they are sending so many young

men who have no money, telling them they have three strikes. that is unconstitutional. >> thank you very much. >> the good afternoon, members of the board. my name is anthony. i have been a resident since 1989. i have been a newscaster since 1994. i have interviewed several of you during my sunday newscast. i have also been elected from the staff, and i am here to speak against the resolution introduced earlier today. i think perhaps with the many matters on your agenda today,

perhaps this seemed like a relatively simple matter, and i can tell you if is not. the issues are usually more complex than they might seem. it is most important to keep in mind what is going on is a financial crunch. there is not a crisis like the one in the 1990's. funding is very tight. income is not what it was several years ago, and the station has sent down the reserves it once had, so there is no margin left for error anymore. reductions in payroll are a necessity. not long ago the seven paid staff took severance packages, and two lay off had to be made

to complete balancing the budget. now the staff is represented five communications. they have access to the procedure and i think it is very irresponsible for them to create a crisis. thank you very much. >> thank you, very much. next speaker. >> for who shall keep the law and offend no one time is guilty of oall, for he who said, do not commit adultery said, do not kill. if you kill, you have become a

transgressors, so i would like to speak today about jesse ventura's conspiracy theory on the jfk assassination you can now google. it was on her true tv. there is new theory about it anymore. he died for his sins. when people die, they want to confess. he confessed that he and other members of the cia and murdered the president. before i get into this, i would like to rectify a mistake i made a few weeks ago when i said the 777 weeks would finish next year when the lord delivered israel. that was a mistake i made. what i do in my schedule both

-- if i can put the schedule but here, -- schedule book here, i've put how many days it has been since jubilee, and november 15 was day 5353, and the following week, my mind must have been wandering. november 22 was a 5360, so i had a false conclusion which led me to february 16 instead of february 9 for the end of the 5499 days. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i am edmund curia i am coming

here to cheer myself on. -- i am edmund. i am coming here to cheer myself on. these are pictures. i want to remind people on the third friday at city hall, come to the campus meeting at 9:30. please come and join me for the campus task force -- canibus task force. it is called the history of the african american. i am going to open its up so we can get it online. i am going to tell you about the history. i am also here to get out of a point to the president and the republicans that they did a great thing by compromising the

in washington. they also talk about california medical marijuana, whether they have cut in half hour profits. they all serve talk about making sure children do not have felony accounts. that is something we can stand against. we are seeing a lot of children being abducted in stores. we need to take sex seriously in america of. that is why marriage is for all and will stop people from doing down low things to themselves or other children. listen to 89.5. i am charging all black sunday

-- black, gay, and gay black man. >> are there any other people who wish to speak? public comments are close. we can move to the adoption of that calendar. >> items 51 through item 57 are for immediate and unanimous adoption. these will be enacted upon by a single roll call vote. >> that would be item 53 through item 57. would you like to separate the items famines -- separate the items? >> on item 54 through item 57, supervisor mar? >> aye. [calling votes]

there are 11 ayes. >> item 53 is endorsing the presence of swans at the lagoon and urging the department and the police department to develop a plan for preservation of swans in the fine arts would tune -- lagoon. that will be sent to committee. are there any in memoriams? >> this will be on behalf of supervisor mercury me -- mirkarimi and for florence and

for the late mario, michael shield, for randy algier, also for gary and dr. barta. on behalf of the full board for richard goldman. >> if there any other business? we are adorned.

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>> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you

can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go.