sang are part of dominates and certainly as the mayor i take it privileged not just to say that but to put the resources together to defend and enhance it today equity immigrant to the additional three hundred 8 modified to protect the get together right and push this forward and work with the over one thousand plus bar associations leadership that is doing pro bono work in addition to the work we provide for the community-based organizations to enhance that by an additional one and a half million dollars to go to the collaborative to the network to pathways to citizenship the legal education and make sure that our city's family of diversities stays intact no matter what the announcements or the detail no

matter what potential attacks there might be from the federal authenticities we'll be that city of refuge and sanctuary we'll protect ourselves and make sure that people boo live in fear i'll hear some individual stories from people and hear from the agencies that want to do even better and make sure we reach out correctly in all the 20 different languages of people that live in our city and hear from the leaders that is a not just protecting but to provide a pathway forward to citizenship this is what the city is all about not status quo but advancing people's lives and we're right here at the center that has the nameed but potentially elected officials being a target a target perhaps on a registry perhaps associated

with a religion that some people may not have a correct more positive attitude about i know any ancestors that lived here wizards ago they're an a registry a registry that prevented them from voting and owning property outside this area call chinatown i know that first hand from the stories i've heard over and over over again by people that were victims of discriminations and in all aspects came to this country seeking a better life almost just obedient in every way living they're free lives and paying takes and doing hard work life is hard because of the barriers we face i celebrate those lives and again and again

particularly this year with the additional resources because again, we will not allow our residents to be in fear for their lives or their families so this is the way i think we should celebrate the new year bringing all the families diversities together in the city and giving them the support they need and rising up out the fear that is real and potential we'll be together throughout the entire year if not more to make sure we campaign 80 communicate to all the residents congratulations and continue the strong effort to support everyone to make sure they can live their lives proudly thank you for joining us . >> (clapping.) >> hello my name is sheryl davis i'm the director of the human rights commission the human rights commission exists to support the acts the

discriminations and help people filed complaints one of the areas we focus obsess the sanctuary city ordinance we are grateful to partner with our sister agency mayor's office of economic workforce development and the immigrant rights and affairs to highlight we're here to talk about the fear that exists and the things that are happening not just in san francisco but nation wide we want to provide a space for people to come and share what was happening and support them through the process we will be working with the collaborative opportunity to host workshops do you know your rights session to make sure that people know their voting rights and how to have access to the resources and working with the school district to do simple workshops to make sure that people know we're a place of love and not just a

place to come to exercise activities and behave in a manner this not in like that with the goals of san francisco we're launching our eligibility campaign that is around immigrant rights we want to make sure that everyone understand san francisco is a city for all and everybody should feel comfortable if you feel your discriminated against finds us we'll help you feel safe and secure and included in san francisco i'm grateful to partnership with the office of city engagement and looking forward to launching and moving forward thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi, everyone i'm adrian executive director of the civic engagement and immigrant affairs san francisco is one of the futile city's in the nation that has a department that is focused

on policies and services for immigrants and monolingistic community we have an immigrant rights commission and together with a broad network of community service providers and legal defense organizations and city agencies we work to make sure that san francisco is a welcoming and inclusive and safe place for all providing a continuum of support from assets and legal services assistants for the young dreamers and citizenship and leadership training on civic engagement and a number of services we all seek to make sure that all have access to the critical health and society services they have opportunity to drive and parking lot participate in the city's success we face a new administration many demonstrated unprecedented disregard for the rule of law for basically human

right and decency and respect or right-hand turn for all people in the coming years we need to w. to fight for civil and human right for justice and quality for all people not just some we have 3 courageous residence to share their personal experience and stories first is mr. why a long time resident it emigrated from hong kong and his family are finds the pasta to citizenship interpreting is ms. ann self-help for the pathway to citizenship leadership thank you. >> (clapping.) >> >> (speaking foreign

language.) >> >> (clapping.) >> i'm going to translate for mr. honk 79-year-old came from hong kong in 2011 came here not knowing a word of english once you reach the 5 years residency i'll apply to be a u.s. citizenship this journey will be difficult and no self-help for the elderly leading a group of cso calling the pathway to citizenship initiative 6 months ago we attended a 7 day workshops and waited for a long time but got all the serial number application forms filled out for him and 3 members of his family and also got the fee

waiver together he saved over $2,000 he's a very happy one of the family member already became a u.s. citizen and him and his wife have been footprint and filed out the necessary forms the advertising on a pro bono basis have provided and attending citizenship classes as self-help and some other agencies have provided fund and on behalf of the folks wanted to thank mayor ed lee for the opportunity thank you. >> (clapping.) >> okay. we're next going to hear from a client of the

delores community services where attorneys provided legal assistants to her and her children and interpreting for her amateur from the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. >> (clapping.) >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is ann actual. >> i arrived to the united states last i'm a single mother. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> since i don't have any relatives it became hard to get legal services and work.

>> (speaking foreign language.) >> a friend of mine referred me to them and they referred me 2 to 3 the delores street services. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> when i went to the delores street services they provided serves fyi for people of low income and the services will be for free as well. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> when i got higher was living in a shelter i'm still living in a shelter but now i can have a legal status that brings me peace of mind especially i'm a single mother and have children.

>> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't have much else to say i'm very, very thankful about the services that are provided like myself and many immigrant we count on the services and very thankful for them. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'd like to thank the delores street services and the mayor as well thank you. >> (clapping.) >> wanted to thank and pointed out that we have been enjoying our wonderful service naomi

kelly who has been supportive of all those services we provide to the city we are honored to hear 23 dr susan a family member at ucsf judgemental was born and raised in north carolina she attended college and medical school following the hate killings of her family we demonstrated here wilt to clearly articulate the threat of islamic to be and results to phobia and hate we're lucky to hear from her today doctor. >> (clapping.) >> thank you all for thank you for having me. and thank you to those who shared their powerful stories we heard are not just examples or scenarios how this campaign may help we're talking about real people with real struggles

members and interest rates of our society that rely on our leadership to protect the rights of all people unfortunately, we live in a time where hatred is very real my name is dr susan barry cot and mayor ed lee is touches me in many ways as a sister who lost her brother and sisters as we were murdered cooperation style in their home by their neighborhoods because of their faith and who works at jennifer lowe dedicated to servicing underserved with a mission of working towards social justice my family looked at different those photos were done

as children of immigrants who were known that for their legacy of service and compassion that pains me they were taken at the prime of their youth by hatred my family is not alone and as a private attorney provider in the clinic many of the folks rely on the services we offer in a time of uncertainty i hear patient after patient share with me in their justifiable fear they hear they're not welcome their children are taught and bullied at school health and safety derates and not enough resources for the vulnerable those are people that with come to our city to find refuge a city that is complaining the underserved

that is important now more than ever for the leaders a galvanize the resources and protect the right of all constituents i'm honored to stand next to our mayor and the entire team that does just that thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, dr. bar cot and thank you to the islamic society of the san francisco for hosting us ♪ sacred space and all the partnerships and pathways to citizenship initiative the network that the immigrant and legal education network and the san francisco legal collaborative, the san francisco san francisco unified school district department of children, youth dcyf and public defender's office the mayor's office of housing and community development, the

immigrant rights commission the human rights commission, the office of civic engagement and the zoning administrator office and to mayor ed lee's staff and the director of the violence prevention and especially to our leader mia's you've heard the threat of our human right and religion is not across the ocean in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descent were illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more

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component of doing just that. we have more than 133,000 people coming by the aca. our uninsured rate has become half at a historic level have five percent. we call congress and administration of the affordable care act that have buy partisan support. we have made a commitment as mayor to stand together and pressure

creational delegates. we will have a national day of mayors, healthcare providers, coverage ^ priors providers. it will be a national call and i hope all of you will have a chance to participate. mayors from across the country are uniting efforts to keep our communities healthy and safe. during the u.s. conference a buy partisan group of the largest city mayors including myself, los angeles mayor eric garcetti, ed murdery, boston mayor all call on congress and administration to fix the country's broken immigration system and immediately begin working to

the immigration reform. we call for the continuation of programs that protect the temporary status of dreamers as well as those programs that recognize the social contributions of our immigrant communities nationwide and today with the support of the board will be taken action in the -- to protect our immigrants. this is one of the many steps we are prepared to take for our immigrant residents. and while i was in dc i officially launched lgbt discrimination. more than 50 states will apply and repeal discriminatory laws. the co-legislation act where discriminal narrow laws where

thosen acted in north carolina and mississippi. the correlation works together to exam contracting and purchasing from companies in those states that continue to discriminate and model resolution and other bodies across the country. just like the millions who marched this weekend mayors across the country stood together. thank you. very much. thank you mr. mayor. thank you for being here today. let's go to the consensus agenda. >> these items were considered to be routine. if checks and items would be severed and considered technically. please call the role in items 1 through 6. feral i super.

>> supervisor kim. . >> i. >> ronin. >> i. >> supervisor. there are 11 as. and they are adopted unanimous mousily. item seven is an ordinance to order the conditional vacation public service that exist of the parks and development area in the lake measure said district subject to discuss conditions and to delegate authority to execute certain quitclaim deeds. we'll take a ^ roll-call ^ roll call vote on

this one. colin. supervisor fewer. supervisor kim. >> i. >> supervisor tang. . >> i. >> supervisor she hee. >> supervisor yee. >> i. >> supervisor ronin. supervisor breed. there are 11. the ordnance is finally passed unanimous mousily. please call items 8 through 10. to amend the business and tax regulation code to on unpaid administrative penalty and to modify the methods by which administrative citation will be self served. to amend the

administration to delegate to the tax collector and taxation code to administration excess proclaims of real property. item ten is an ordnance to modify the quarterly filing and paying requirements for payroll ^ suspense expense to clarify the requirements for obtaining filing extension and to expressly permit tax payers to apply funds. and the gross receipt tax to sub subsequent tax periods. same house same call. without objection the order nansz are passed unanimous mousily in the first reading. item 11 is an ordinance to appoint to the mayors -- of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and human rights

commission pass way to citizenship and rapid response social services. supervisor fewer. >> thank you very much. i am so glad to support this appropriation today to protect the rights of men and women and trans people. san francisco leader has taken a clear stance and we will not back away from this commitment today. thank you to mr. mayor and the many communities and organizations who we've been providing services. more and more people need representation to protect their due process especially those who are being detained. the threats from washington d.c. are coming and we don't want you to be caught off guard as people will be directly

impact. now more than ever we need a united front and it is at these times that san francisco has to be united and effective in protecting human rights and civil rights. to the colleagues and mayor i look forward to working with you. i look forward to working with all of you in the coming weeks. i hope to move forward with your support. thank you very much. thank you supervisor fewer. supervisor kim. >> thank you president breed. thank you for putting together this supplemental proposition. as we all know it's the middle of the year to ensure to fund needs in san francisco. given what we have heard no longer

our president elect but the president the immigration has threats particularly to our undocumented brothers and sisters. we are funding vitally important services. we are making sure to fight for our residence dents here in san francisco. i do have an amendment to make as a motion but the proposition to come from the general reserve so the amendment is before my colleagues today our real property transfer tax does go into the fund as well so we're just making this minor technical amendment. supervisor kim has made -- can we take the objection without objection? it passes. all right. i see no other names on

the roster. can we take item number 11 same house same call as amended? the ordinance is passed unanimously. call 12 through 15. these are being four resolutions retroactively authorizing the fire department of 25,000 from triple a, california and nevada and utah. items 13 thorsz the fire department to accept 55,000 pursuant to the final distribution. retroactively thorsz the fire department to accept an extended donation from 12,000 from the fire fund. item 15 thorsz to donate a

retired pickup truck to the san francisco local 798. can we take these items same house same call. they were adopted unanimously. avalon ocean avenue for akwi station of an easement to operate and maintain the traffic signal at the intersection of ocean avenue and bright on avenue. it's adopted unanimously. the public utilities commission pursuant to 21.15 c to repair the disparity -- with the total estimated cost not to exceed 5 90,000. without objection the

resolution is adopted unanimously. to preserve 70 affordable housing units at bay side village apartment. supervisor kim. >> i just want to acknowledge some folks to make this happen. i'm proud to -- redevelopment projects in this time it is five villages that would allow all 172 current below household rates for the rest of their residency. last year i met with a room full of these residents who are at the edge of their seats with worry written all over their faces. a lot of the upt -- but only for a certain number of years. this was previously on south

beach march i in a harbor apartments as well. thanks to the hard work of our staff and most importantly the mayors housing we were able to negotiate a deal with the five village that allow these recess densz to stay in place and also in the long-term to pamly keep a percentages of these units as permanent affordable housing here in san francisco. again, i want to recognize for reading the negotiations along with his team and also for the city one of the property owners of this site to -- everyone who is living in a below market rate in bay side village will continue to rent there based on their income. these are

moderate and middle income housing in the south beach residential neighborhood and it is important to keep our neighborhood diverse but also to ensure that we're able to keep our middle class families and if i cannily seniors. there have been 210 units removed over the last ten years. we are the second lowest in the city to district seven and we're excited to work in partnership with the city to ensure that we're protecting sm of the affordable housing units as possible. we look forward to partnering with you to keep those residents in place as well. again, congratulations to everyone. i should mention indicate and -- to make this happen and colleagues i just ask for your support today.

same house, same call. without objection it's been adopted unanimously. settlement of attorneys fees coral construction ink against the city for approximate 1 point $1.43 million. comprised with the california cushion. madame court please call the court. on item 19 super colin. supervisor fewer. >> i. >> supervisor kim. >> i. >> supervisor ronin. supervisor she hee. . >> i. >> super tang. . .

>> there are ten is and one no. the ordinance passes on the first reading. next item please; to provide that in the sacramento street a medical service use whether principal or accessory and is permitted determination and making the appropriate findings. roll-call those. on item 20 supervisor colin. supervisor feral. supervisor fewer. >> yes. >> supervisor kim. >> i. >> supervisor ronin. >> i. >> supervisor tangtang. >> supervisor tang. >> i.

>> supervisor yeah. there are 11. >> student: s. passes on the first reading. item 21 is a resolution to create and require for indoor agriculture uses determination make the appropriate findings. colleagues same house same call. supervisor kim. >> thank you our office which reached out today by some of the individuals that are impacted by the interim zoning controls and we requested and agreed to introduce an amendment in -- to change the date upon which the interim zoning control would take into affect. for the sake of clarity would propose that we change this date from november

8th to today's today actually january 24th to allow the folks that made an application for the change of agricultural use prior to the date to move forward and then moving forward on these intrim control would take into effect. so i'm going to move forward with that amendment today to motion the change to today's date january 24th to an indoor agricultural use and that is the motion before. supervisor kim has made a motion. is there a second supervisor kim has >> i could speak to the motion but that's not why my name is on the roster. supervisor

colin. >> i just want to speak to supervisor's kim motion and i hope you will honor my request at the end so this is really important that we're dealing with here. we passed prop 64 in november and, um, many localities are making decisions for land use for cannabis. but i want to talk about the pipeline date of november 8th in the legislation it was developed based on discussionings and i'd like to see that date remain. in the next six months i would like to see an aggressive effort to develop and to shape the long-term controls regarding the indoor cultivation site so this means not only cult varieties but also the small business owners in the

neighborhood. now supervisor kim is proposing a change in the november 8th pipeline. it was done on the possible outreach. we had a long conversation about this date and agreed upon november 8th which was appropriate which is when the prop 64 was passed. it has come to my attention probably the last hour that there is a pending application in district ten for an indoor agricultural cannabis facility. i'm concerned about moving forward with these permit. so the changing of the date which trigger and allow this particular agricultural cannabis facility to move forward and we haven't done the proper work to be done with the community and on the ground. i'm asking you not to support

supervisor's kim amendment. i believe the city -- safety protocols. facilities and i think that the larger community needs more time to weigh-in on this particular item and so for that reason i do not support the amendment instead of pipeline today. these are the changeses we're dealing with the in the southeast. i need to be thoughtful about our approach. >> thank you. and before i finish the discussion here we're at 2:30 p.m. we have a number of special guests in our audience for our commendations and i want to make sure we respect their time and with that we're going to move out of this discussion and return to it after our commendation. we

have a laundry list of accommodations. i will start with supervisor aaron. >> thank you, madame president. today i have the privilege to honor a woman that has fueled localnd engagement and politics for some five decades. she's a well-known fixer and a beloved author of san francisco fyi which features a roundup of all political events or in some cases -- not that much public interest but everything was there. it has been a phenomenal undertaking and one that when the post is done without compensation but rather as a labor of love. she is one

of our grand -- and after her recent declaration that she will be discontinuing the blog spot i want to recognize the special contributions that she has made. born in whittier, california, linda originally came from -- sorry for revealing this -- but from a pronixon. and richard nixon actually delivered groceries to linda's grandparents. they watched the inauguration of john f. kennedy and that began her lifelong love with the democratic party. she's been an ambassador to those

principles. she was embedded in the second wave of feminism and after reading her first issue of miss manage she sent away for information as how to join now the national organization of women. it was her membership and offered her the opportunity to first meet phyllis lion and del martin. she received word that roe versus wade had passed. it was a defining day for her. in 1977 she volunteered and that's where she got sucked into the vortex to be elected supervisor for supervisor kim district six and later joined the women's

political caucus. she campaigned for harry brit. she pushed hard for the appointment of mary morgan for judge. but it wasn't until the early 80s that i became aware of linda when she began as chair of the local san francisco party or d triple c which we know for better or worst. to endorse in nonpartisan election something that they enjoy to this day. she's been an amazing campaign volunteer on many, many races including my own -- i had to default to that. linda post get up here. thank you for your service. thank you for everything you have done for san francisco. [applause].

>> i'm simply overwhelmed by what aaron just said because i can't believe it was me. that's what's so wonderful about living here in san francisco. all these opportunities happened to me in san francisco. and i must admit recently i thought about leaving san francisco but after sunday, the march i decided to just keep going. [applause].

>> thank you. >> thank you. all right. supervisor. >> linda, don't forget those flowers. >> that was a nice touch supervisor. >> okay now it's my turn. thank you so much for your service and we're glad you will be staying in san francisco. so now it's my turn to honor someone who has been an amazing leader in this great city and when i got the word that she would be stepping down from the police commission i was really saddened. she's been an incredible leader and an incredible inspiration for so

many people. she led the city during a difficult time with the san francisco police department and i couldn't let her ^ walkout walk out the door and go into the night without making sure that we took this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our former police commission president to the office. please come forward. >> [applause]. >> i'm not used to this. i couldn't just let you walk out the door. some of us remember when susie was appointed in 2012 and it was really a great appointment i think and she became president in 2014:

pushing in reform and what's critical in this election of our new police chief during her time in the commission she rightfully earned an incredible reputation as someone who is a real hard worker but more importantly someone who was a collaborator. she's been pushing for policies to reform the department ^ overall ^ over all specifically cameras and use of forms. she brought labor to the table, officer interest groups the public defenders office the fclu and community advocates. she has undoubtedly left a positive and lasting impact on

our city. the thoughtful policy and meaningful engagement you have improved police accountability during a really challenging time in our history. your commitment to compromise, to collaborate and inclusiveness has helped to rebuild the bridge that between san francisco's law enforcement and the community it services. also we will no longer have your leadership in this commission i'm thrilled that you will be lending your leadership and passion tots. therefore it is my pleasure on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisor to recognize for your work and i know that sometimes it seems like it wasn't appreciated but i want you to know that we appreciate it at the board of

supervisor. so many people appreciate it and watched you from the sidelines and they may not have told you while you served on the commission but we are here to tell you now. we want to thank you for your hard work, for your dedication and countless hours for the city we know you love. thank you on behalf of the supervisor for the commitment on the police commission and your service. we're going to miss you very much, susie. thank you. >> [applause]. >> oh. i'm sorry. before you get started i know that there are other supervisors who would like to just say a few words. supervisor tang.

>> thank you so much. i'm so proud to have you here. i see your mom here. hi, mom. >> [applause]. >> i see her mom everywhere because you could tell how much her mom has been an inspiration to her and how susie has been supportive of her three girls. i know one of them is named grace and during this time the president of the police commission you demonstrated so much grace. while being under fire and intense scrutiny but not only you but the entire commission i couldn't have thought for a better person than you. i'm glad you are going to be around in city hall. so thank you so much for

your service. >> thank you supervisor tang. >> supervisor colin. >> good afternoon, everyone. susie came

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twice perhaps environmental review is required of this project. thank you. supervisor ronin. r-o-n-i-n. let me remind members of public pleas use your spirit fingers and be clear during the time when we did a accommodations that was to honor folks. so that appropriate. thank you for your cooperation. speaker: good afternoon. member of the board. i'm lisa gibson acting environmental review officer is for the planning department. thank you supervisor r-o-n-i-n for you're questioning an sharing your thoughts on the progression of this project. an for stating your concerns regarding the where we have landed today. i want to acknowledge on behalf of the planning department that we did not anticipate until today that we would come to the conclusion of

rescinding the categorical exam shun. we did so after consideration of the fact that before us an i'd like to briefly recount what we know about the process an file of the exemption that is before was before the board today. so. the categorical exception for the project at the 35163526 folsom street is addressed project that included construction of 2 single families homes on 2 vacant lots along the west side of unimproved portion of folsom street to provide utility vehicle an pedestrian access to the site. repeal response dated december 5, 2016 responding in detail to the issues raised in the november 14, 2016 appeal letter. our response indicated that the planning department continued to find

that the project fits within the categorical exam shun and that the appellate had to the provided reasonable possible the project would have an affect on the environment due to unusual circumstances. appellant cents in 2 supplemental appeal letters that are not address in the our appeal respond. one was the supplemental letters dated december second and the other is dated december 12. there is information in appeal letters that includes a concern that construction generated ground vibration related to excavation an bedrock could negatively impact the inn {teg} activity of the pipeline 109 in proximity to areas where gound disturbance would occur. the planning department agrees this concern

mayor receipts further investigation accordingly we rest send cad ex so the planning department would have the opportunity to have additional analysis of reasonable possibility of significant environmental effect due to unusual circumstances. and we are specifically feeling that the area in which we need to {-p} could duct further analysis is related to potential vibratory impact. and i guess i would -- if i may. speaker: supervise or i would just say your admission this letter was dated december 12. today is january 24. so this is not new information. this is information that has been in the record for quite some time. again, i'm going to doubly express my frustration and i would just say that if you -- perhaps more environmental review is required of this

project because if you are finding that there's an unusual circumstance that requires additional investigation on the environmental impact of this project perhaps a cad ex is not appropriate. thank you. [bettina shuford:] thank you and seeing no other names on the roster we will move forward with this particular hearing. we will probably need to tackle this item is there a motion on the floor to table the item? [bettina shuford:] madam president you will take public comment ? [bettina shuford:] yes after motion. thank you. since ed cad ex was withdrawn i will table the item. [bettina shuford:] supervisor made a motion to table. is there any member of public who specifically would like to talk about the table link of the item? unfortunately we will not be able to

hear any comment specific to the project only the table link. thank you please come forward. [bettina shuford:] my name is cathy angus. i'm co chair of the burn height organization. we only deal with a few laws. well a number of laws lots that are vacant north of pow what the an street in bernal height for the last 25 years. this is the only the second time he appealed anything to the board of supes an we've been working on it for years. and we've been here over and over. we've been to the planning commission over an {o*fr} because of the it was rescind. there is new concerns an new concerns and we don't really understand why an environmental review is not required at this point. it makes more sense to us -- i had to get subs for 4 days this year so i can come to hearings. it seems really unfair. and so we feel

that i'm pretty sure speak for all the people that have been working for us it is time to just say we need environmental review. we don't have to come back an discuss. we need to get the environmental review. so. i just wanted to make that statement. and hope that you will agree. thank you very much. [bettina shuford:] next speaker please. [bettina shuford:] good afternoon supervisor. shawn. i too would like to echo my frustrations. everything to do with this pipeline the size, the bulk the density the pressure. the code of safe practices the regulations the policies the procedures the location. including the safe practices are above an beyond any of your expert {taoesz} {z}. we have an entire section of our

government that regulates this. it's called pg&e. and we've been here 2 years now. waiting for 2 single family houses. who can explain that to the mother of these children? where they are going to live an what's going to happen here? all because {tkpwafs} line be a which the projects sponsors have agreed to follow the regulations. the policies the procedures and the code of safe practices implemented by pg&e the experts. and if they are agreeing to follow those and we are agreeing that it's ground vibrations [aren'taround] that pipe where is the problem? we would gladly volunteers these procedures be we are not the experts. i can think of some. we can wrap in this concrete an put steel plates on them but we are not the experts and we

respect that pg&e is the {spaerpbts} nobody can get this project to pg&e until it leaves this room. my voice of frustration. speaker: thank you and let me remind members of the public that this is public comment specifically on the tabling of this item. and so if you can keep your comments specifically to the purpose of what the tabling specifically as it relates to the context of the larger item that would be appreciated. that you think. [bettina shuford:] my name is linda