ms. somera, could you please call item number three? clerk somera: item number three, a hearing of the proposed neighborhood plan for the executive parking area. supervisor mar: if you could keep their voices down an exit as quietly as possible? >> thank you. thank you for keeping your voices down. we are going to start with item number three. if you could exit the room if you're going to have conversations? thank you. so i number three is the neighborhood plan. supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen: thank you. all right, colleagues. good afternoon, colleagues and members of the public. this is a hearing on executive park. the executive part plan amendment would usher in a fairly complete transition of the isador park neighborhood -- of the executive park neighborhood. it is pretty straightforward, and i am actually very excited to see so many people here. the proposed amendment is still under the review, but i want to start a more specific discussion as well as hear from the community on the proposal. we will begin with the step presentat

ms. somera, is there any other business before us? clerk somera: no. supervisor mar: thank you. then meeting adjourned. [gavel] the biggest issue in america today? segregation still exists... racism... the repression and oppression of women the educational system stem cell research homeless people cloning government health care taxation announcer: so, is there anything you're doing to help make a change? i'm not really doin' anything. ummmm [sighs] got me on that one... supervisor chu: hello, welcome to the regular meeting of the budget finance subcommittee. our klerk today is mr. victor young. mr. young, are there any announcements today? >> please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please fill out and return to myself a public speaker card. items act upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda on april 26, 2011, unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: before we begin, i'd like to welcome the group that was year earlier. a number of fourth graders from st. and ties school. we wanted to welcome them to city hall and hope that the

ms. somera, is there any other business before us? clerk somera: no. supervisor mar: thank you.n meeting adjourned. [gavel]

ms. somera, who will bring them to me. for those of you who have not done public comment before, here is how we do it. you will have two minutes. you do not have to take the full two minutes. i have a lot of people signed up, and that is great. you can take the full two minutes, but you do not have to, and if you want to say, "i agree with what so-and-so's says," that is ok. when you have two -- 30 seconds left, there will be eight light but as of, and when it is done, there will be another bill. we request no applauding, no booing, no anything, and i will call your name, and you can line up, and i will us that when you line up, say what your name is, and then when the person ahead of you finishes, come right on up. you do not have to wait for me to call you, so we will not have big gaps between people. we will start the following people, and i also apologize for butchering people's names, which i will do. laura, alisa, k m a commissioner from the animal and welfare commission. from the sierra club, amy, neil, cheryl, vick