dedication is the reason that i have been so successful in a short amount of time in my work history and so thank you for this meeting and i hope that you guys will consider hiring more team with disabilities and i am an example of someone and i may not have a lot of work experience, but i have a darn good job with what i have done. >> thank you miss daniels. thank you. >> i see no other speakers, and let's close public comment. and supervisor yee? >> i just wanted to thank all of the speakers including the ones that were listed and the ones that from the public. and after hearing everybody's testimonies, i will be

supporting the recommendations, i am particularly want to be supportive at the fiscal level of making sure that there is a budget process to include that position. certainly, would be supportive of deactivating the advisor group and in particular, i think that it was supervisor chiu's comment of one of the biggest reasons why i would like the supervisor to be put together again is to gather, or to come up with ideas in which we could as a city, legally, gather better data around people with disabilities and aging. and who is employed and who is not employed and that is where i would be standing, and once again, thank you, thank you for the public, for coming today. and thank you supervisor mar for hosting this hearing. >> thank you, supervisor yee. and i also wanted to acknowledge, i have learned a

lot, i think that the stories that people have told have just shed tremendous light on the challenges and the ongoing discrimination and how much more the city needs to do to insure equality and diversity as is written into our charter. and i think that we have heard a lot of good suggestions for follow up, with alameda county and seattle and some other examples. and i wanted to say, in moving forward, i am going to do my best to convene the stake holder groups, johnson and the department of public resources folks and especially the community based center such a tremendous resource for our city and we need to be working together to achieve the vision that i think that came out of the movement of the 80s that established not only rule 34, and 115 and many other civil rights changes that we still have a long way to go to

achieve. and so, with that, a lot of great suggestions and i will be convening those meetings and hopefully coming forward with other suggestion and looking carefully at the 2008 recommendations from the task force and also with miss simon and others, reestablishing a current task force that can address many of the challenges that we have all pointed out today. but tremendous, tremendous, comments from people, that i am just very, very happy for this is the first step to achieving better equality and dignity as carla johnson said for valuable san franciscans who are people with disabilities and everybody else as well. and so with that, mr. evans, can we let's see this is the hearing and could we table this hearing without objection? could we table this hearing? >> and is there any other business before us mr. evans >> there is no more business, thank you everyone for coming up. meeting adjourned.

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this week they've met with the designation of one hundred 7 market street this proposes to change the article inspection from a category 5 unrated to a 3 trickery building the change of designation was proposed by building be owners and the community arts stabilization trust it allows the owners to sell it was heard on april

second of this year and the h pc voted unanimously to remedy the change 7 of of designation supervisor kim supported it and said it's an important tool for stabilization in san >> welcome everyone. my name is ann chronicallying burger (clapping) thank you. this is such a very exciting day for all of us i see lots of friends in the audience who worked with heather harvey and loved him as people part of the legacy to think we're honoring

this man with a u.s. postage stamp is phenomenal thank you so much for coming. last week stewart and are were at the white house for the stamp dedication it was a inspiring dedication but to both which us it's more important to do it here this was harvey's home and city hall he loved the most. (clapping.) i wanted to introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee who is going to speak to you and give some opening remarks we're lucky to have mayor ed lee represent us here in the city of san francisco we really understands obviously civil rights issues by

understands the kinds of principles that harvey also talked about we as individuals don't have the same kind of superdelegate or power when we collaborate together and minority groups and disables individuals and lesbian or gay straight whatever with we come pathotote with w we have become the majority so mayor ed lee thank you very much >> (clapping) thank you, ann well to the people's palaces another wonderful occasion to see all i have you but also a unique one. i want to begin by tang ann and stuart for your wonderful leaders when i saw the pictures from d.c. and i've been there

before on anothers cargos this was pretty unique for san francisco. well deserves phenomenal nor harvey milk but your city has been about and what harvey milk attempted to do in his short life but look at who we are today and if harvey were here he'd be proud of the diversity not only in the elected officials but also in our department heads and our lgbt caucus at the board of supervisors i would actually know that attorney general pamela harris would join me in a unique opportunity for our city and to see the national and international stage of a step named after supervisor mimic not

only a stamp but a forever stamp a forever stamp (clapping) rose marie thank you for being part of the postage service because this is pretty unique it also means that we confidentially ourselves inform being a city of quality and making sure we do everything we can to do what harry taught us he saw the significance of changed and he had that door open and all he asks us to do was to keep the door open when we come walking through it that's our commitment we've seen the millstones just a year ago we were here celebrating the

instruments decision an dermoand prop 8 and a if i months ago we celebrated 10 years of w45er7 doing here to lay the foundation for change across the country lovd 18 its in the united states of america have seen it there's more to be done (clapping) today, this forever stamp puts us and harvey milk stamp autonomy face and name in history but your culture of of tolerance and acceptance for the world to understand we have to educate more people and bring more people along and keep the doors of opportunity open and it's centered right here in this wonderful, wonderful city of san francisco so thank you, again. and ann and stuart to the

positively services and all of who you who are here you'll see a stamp that you'll have to reproduce more of those stamps i'm in line because i want to be part of this exhibition of history but the reminder let's keep working together and making sure that everybody experiences this wonderful celebration and feels the power of equality this is an and congratulations for being here. thank you (clapping) i'm stewart imagine i've been going on known a envelope of harvey milk (clapping) and my friend ann and i are could hosting we're splitting back and forth on introductions. two years ago we were invited by the post office there would be a

harvey milk stamp and the team is are volunteers they've been living and breathing the post office we had to keep it secretary no one can know you can't tell anyone anything but we had an amazing group even if people leads lift ev'ry voice and sing by miriam working with an incredibly talented team of people so if someone asked me what quasi governmental intermits that have amazing talented and highly engaged and prospective modern be prospective folks i wouldn't have immediately thought of the post office by those folks have been trembles most people are

proud and the design was by the post office folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and development and diversity and personnel services and medical everything h.r. we have folks in training to get jobs so for you guys from the treasure island center the woman i'm about to introduce is who you want to know please join me in welcoming someone i've only

spent a few moments with please welcome rose marie (clapping.) thank you stewart and ann and mayor ed lee thank you and the post office is proud to pay tribute to one person of change harvey milk. i have to say thank you harry we really are to bring cool back to the post office he think with the stamp we're going to do that there's a lot of reasons to admire him its unique ability to bring folks together look at the crowd here. it started in the early 70s when he joined forces with temperatures to work on anti labor and anti gay practices. soon union truck drivers and lgbt t people were working

together soidz towards a common person on harvey milk would have made things possible. in the years that followed mr. anything expanded his coalition to include senior citizens and young people and ethnic minority and more. there was practical reasons, of course, mr. milk was a politician. and he knew he needed folks whether or not we could find them but people from different backgrounds that got to know each other discovered how much they had in common the most important alonzo lesson he taught everyone has something that makes them different and one group that has held down the he thought rest of us have the ron responsibility to stand up and fight back we all have