in these weekly meetings. so i wanted to thank everyone for all their work on this effort. thank you. before we entertain a motion to convene into closed session is there any member of the public who wishes to speak on items 5 through 10? i'm sorry, 5 through 11. so if you'd like to speak on itemscñ?ñ 5 through 11. seeing none, public comment on those items are closed. colleagues, do we have a motion to convene in closed session? >> so moved. >> chair kim: we can do that withoutaov. members of the public we are at this time convening into closed session sop;

1k3w4r-6 thank you, city2 ?ñ? attorney. >> city attorney: deputy city attorney john griv ner. in closed session the committee voted to move4r4i through 11 to the full board with recommendation. >> chair kim: thank you. also,!÷ñ?ñ do we have a motion to notv0v disclose what occurred in closed session. we had a motion and second. we can do=e opposition. so we did find out that one of our applicants was able to make it. i think hew?vv2ñ=k outside. this is for item 2, for the veterans affairs commission. so if us i will entertain a motion toztñ?ñ? suspend our rules so we cand[!ezóñ hear just -- we can reopen this item. >> i move to suspend the rules. >> chair kim: great. so we do have a motion to suspend the rules. in order to reopen item 2 which we have continued. mr. michael maffei i know that you've rushed to get over here

so we will certainly hear8÷=erx you today in stead of two weeks. >> i=fhp ij apologize. i am so sorry. i was caught up in>rrí apologize for taking your time and to commissioners levin and wong for being here. i thank you very much. >> supervisor elsbernd: no problem. i know you missed the format but we asked focusesk039 folks to talk about their experience. you had members of the public speak on your behalf so we agreed to continue this tokó:lob next rules committee but we would like to hear you speak today and we will not ask you to come back again. á>gslí certainly. thank you again. i appreciate your time. i served -- after law schoololi'jx1) u.c. haisings i served in the united states navy as a jag. i assisted service members who had immigrationc2çc ñfñ issues,cxñ?ñ?

creditor debitorv3# ñ issues, tenant-landlord issues, where one would seek an attorney that was my job. defender in the navy, which means i defended service members who were accused of

bringing my wealth of knowledge to advise the mayor, help with the commission, to come up with programs solutions, to identify and treat those uniquenqñ?ñ? conditions that are only to service members due to their military service. so i'm very passionate about this. i'm still a reservist. i've been attending the meetings and it's definitely something i think cries out for a solution and i would very much like to be a part of that. >> chair kim: thank you. it's my understanding you have attended many if not all of the veteran affair commission meetings. >> since i've moved here to san francisco two years ago i've attended[çh"] many. i haven't had a perfect attendance record but yet. >> chair kim: thank you for your commitment and dedication already. seeing no questions from members we have entertained a motion to continue this to the call of the chair. do we have a motion to continue to the call of the chair? >> so moved. >> chai rlomr kim: we can do that

without opposition. thank you for making it here. we will hear this item again and make our final determination onmññ?ñ? the applicants that we move forward but we were happy to hear you tad. >> thankxmñ?ñ you. i look forward to hearing from' you. >> chair kim: madam clerk,rv other announcements or items? >> linda wong: no, madam chair. >> chair kim: seeing#b]nj)znñ mó3x meeting is adjourned. thank you. w"o5vñ