you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> yes. greeting to all of you i'm doris j.j. gil ton and not hilt but hopefully, if i was this would be settled (laughter). >> okay. so we need a little bit of humor my complaint is that those departments that set up items even in the neighborhoods bh that give petitions this information was not they know there are many churches in the q area and it size i was just sort of really disappointed when i just found out about this two woodworks because of the persons that are initiating that not in contact with the go faith based institutions or establishments i feel that if you're going to propose something you need to get in contact with the faith based people and then all of this can't be situations before it comics to you for a vote so that's my suggestion to all of you in whatever you have to propose 82 thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon thank you for the opportunity to present our concerns regarding the faith community i'm pastor mr.

you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon and thank you for your time. >> my name is john ami i've lived on jackson and polk for thirty years we've watched the diversity of the businesses along polk street the hard working merchant have made this a fun community. >> community who's resident businesses have worked together 9 issue before us is about the quality of life on polk street not only from beautification the plan addresses 20 blocks north of mcallister over the last two years we've been working with the sfmta to reach a common sense plan to dialog and to compromise we all know as mta project at lewis montoya said polk street is kind of narrow and polk street which mandates to 44 street north of posting is not wide you enough to accommodate everyone's needs quote/unquote the compromise plan put polk in a half is a reduce to 44 photo this is consistent with improvement safety goals by the mta and the california highway patrol that says half of the accidents are in the area of mcallister park to say to have protected bicycle lanes is total

>> thank you for being here. >> what's your name? >> thank you. >> ok. >> what's your name? >> david. >> thank you for coming out. >> thank you for being here. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, thank you. >> where's the tie? i'll tell you what we're going to do it this way instead. >> we're overnighting. thank you. >> thank you so much. what's your name? [indiscernible] >> caroline. that's my daughter's name. >> what's your name? >> lisa. >> that's not my daughter's name. >> good to see you. >> you're shorter than i am. >> thank you. thank you for being here. thank you. >> hi. i'm from texas. houston area. >> he's my senator. >> thank you. all right. >> excellent. >> thank you. thank you. you too. how you doing? [indiscernible] >> tell me your name. >> thank you. thank you. good to see you. >> yes, i am. >> you've got your first election. so i appreciate you showing up and -- >> thank you very much. >> ok. james! too late. oh, well. >> sorry. here you go. >> is that it? thank you. >> i'm going to ask you -- >> well, i would welcome -- >> danny de vito and arnold schwar

my elderly land lady and girl friend doesn't want it i can't afford it thank you. >> thank you. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> islands you rufus i stand up for the third time speaking on the same spubtd i subject under a different name i call residential park permits area q i'm against that permit first of all, since 1993 i've lived there we pay for permits and sometimes i go a mile through the city to find a place to park even the people that lives in the area gets a place to park it presents a problem for the church i'm a member and to be worried about someone pulling cars around lights areas we watch for people not to have their cars moved i hope you consider a better approach with so many cars in the city. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon mr. matthews. >> good afternoon. i'm here as a member of the missionary baptist church but the board of director secretary that wraps around the corner about the matter of my church as much has been covered i'll be belief according to the first amendment very have things going on during the we

you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon ms. johnson. >> i'm shirley johnson i live in the mission district i ride my bicycle everyone on polk street and courage you to put separated bike lanes the whole project i reside my bicycle to polk settlement to shop and go to restaurant. >> you have an opportunity to encourage more people to ride their bicycles to polk street they will do it i'm an experienced kinds of the for 15 years i am scared on possible street i've nearly been hit on polk street not an easy street to ride supervisor kim said she's a beginning cyclist people need a separated blooik bike latent print the future is four cars let's not get stuck in the old tired car syntrick mentality i don't own a car i'll continue to ride my bike people that are 80 years old will reside their bike please protect the bikes lanes on polk street let's look for the tenure we want no pollution not traffic congestion a happy polk street i'll be waving at pedestrians as i ride by thank you (clapping.) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >>

you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> can i have the projector is that possible? >> yes. >> so. >> are you defied robert son. >> yes. if you're on our bicycle in merry run and what would you do in are a situation i'll give you 3 seconds if you don't make a decision eagerly to get run over i think we've been talking about empathy without saying want word yes, ma'am pathology and the people on the opposition don't i bring friends to polk street my friends don't see the safety when you're a bystander you don't notice everything looks at fine about when you're in a bike seat is it so skiery i took pictures i take hundreds of pictures i'd show them now but i don't have time i think i asked i went to a meeting recently and dawn e dawn said someone on the mta said 3 years ago that polk was stiff safe for cyclist i would feel it safe as well as a guy that's buffer than i and advocating and making statement about polk street it is like tijuana and dirty course i'm in a grader someone mentioned recital i can say much more but that's my please (clapping.) (calling names) >> g

around for 15 years let's fix permit parking first please vote to table that i beg you. >> thank you (calling names >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners connor johnson excuse me. legislative aid to board president london breed this is the soak most controversial oh, my god item on your agenda i'm sure you all brought your lunches this proposal started two or three years ago from neighborhood from the alamo scare and directed the staff to go to the lengthy process and ultimately you will vote on it i bring this up to explain that supervisor breed as no official rule in this we've trooifrlg to make sure that everyones input is heard so supervisor has to include that in the newsletter month to month and to make sure that all people that are impacted businesses and residents this has been going on for the last 8 months i wish i had a definite answer the alamo scare voted 6 in favor 4 against two abstained you you know a lot of the data is anecdotal the method of collecting varies and difficult definitely to say roughly speaking 6 out of 12 love it 4 out of 12 hate it it and two don't hav

you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm here on behalf of a woman that wrote this letter but to support our letters. >> i'm sorry are you maurice. >> hi, everybody i'm maurice (laughter). >> the woman that wrote this letter is john an i'm reading here letter points to make videotape made february 2, '75 p.m. rush hour notice a kind cars. >> muni and corporate buses and heavy vehicles and bikes and motorized obscurity and tourists and the volume is from overflow on van ness avenue and the how 101 this is not going to get better on worse with the opening of 3:00 p.m. st. hospital on endearing and van ness it is difficult to safer everyone 0, however you should do any environmental impact report before making decisions related to the bike lanes and other restrictions address residents concerned and w width of the street this is about quality of life for residents clean air, cease to parking noise safety for families and seniors and children scenario one and two imagine our an ambulance on the way to a hospital stuck in traffic

supervisor tang. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, i think you named practically everyone. i want to say again thank you to all the applicants. it's really an honor to be here with you today. on behalf of the board we're so grateful for your service to the country. we had 5 seats, 11 applicants, three of which were current commissioners. as supervisor avalos alluded to it's a very difficult decision. today i would just say that i am inclined to support the reappointment of our current president, mr. steven nutsell, mr. baldanado as well. in terms of seat 7, i was actually -- there were a few people who were qualifid for that so i would say i would love to see mr. kefrpb -- kevin miller serve in that role. i think what he does at swords to plowshares and what he would bring to that role i would love to see on that board. in terms of seat 1 i would like to give my endorsement to mr. brendan rogers, not only in terms of his work at the library, which is really creative when you think about it, it is a place that people enter especially if they are homeless. i am grateful that y

you doing? >> tell me your name. [indiscernible] >> thank you. thank you very much. >> i appreciate you showing up. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. ok. james. [indiscernible] >> danny de vito and arnold schwarzenegger. [laughter] >> you do kind of look like schwarzenegger. >> thank you for running. >> god bless you. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> i like this background better. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> hello, again. >> that's pretty cool. >> there's some hidden skills you've got. [laughter] >> that's when you know you really got it going. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> you are my hero. you really are. >> thank you. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for coming out. >> how are you? good to see you. >> i understand. >> such an honor. >> yes the neighbor -- >> i wouldn't have this opportunity. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> all right. very cool. [indiscernible] >> i'm sorry at the end of the day we didn't win. [indiscernible] >> yeah. thank you very much. >> we're going

thank you. >> thank you. >> (calling names). >> welcome jed. >> thank you very much jed for fossil fuel free san francisco we need to - yes tobacco went straight to level 3 and sudan went to level 3 they deinvested from sudan you backed up that 4 months ago and stated at level 2 with sudan for 6 months i shouldn't have to use my time to help the board with information to help them make decisions i strongly support for action joining the u npr i as great as it is not resulted in engaging the tracking list that didn't specifically engage the 2 hundred companies that are not in engaged activity series right now we really want to see measurable goals and timeline it's unclear whether we worked with multi agencies why for the staff to at a further time present a future timeline the motions are taken on the actual plan to have a plan in the future it's unclear why we're not voting on am specific level to engagement plan of a portfolio of actions goals those actions are trying to chief a a timeline i used to work in science if we put forward a proposal without a quantifiable or measurable term

you very much. >> (clapping.) (calling names) and then harlan jones. >> i'm jeanette baemz i represent the daughters of golden west we have the building at 5 acre at fulsome almost at the corner our building was built in 1928 for our members would come from all over california for meetings sometimes because family members have medical appointment at ucsf and some people like myself that work inform city college of san francisco myself a third generation san franciscan this will greatly impact our members we have 90 degree parking on the 900 block of barking so garages for people that live in the building permanently but 21 beds for people that are members who come from different parts of california for their meetings that support some of the organizations like the children's foundation and so when they come to meet they come for a couple of days we currently park 3 cars from the driveway and residential parking we won't be able to park in our own driveways so i hope we can exclude that block but both the p extension and the q ab

you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> thank you. >> my name is philly live on marseille streetnd support the parking we have 5 a parking spaces for 8 houses my wife is handicapped the owner of the house next door is harding to find a place to walk so people are parking here we're impacted by ball parkers and people that leave their cars and take muni or bart and users the streets in the neighborhood this is happened in the last 4 months and impacted by the overflow of the printing school or the church parking lot they fill the lot and look for other parking i urge you to approve that. >> thank you very much. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon ann mitchell number 12 marseille street two things i want to address i hear my neighbors addressing so many other things thank you i see everyday people coming with two cars park one and get out of the car to get in the other car the car they packard they leave there sometimes for a week and that means we're not going to have parking for the people that live there the other thing i want to address on holidays in parti

why do you think that is? what is your name? why can they not get along? >> they have political agendas and they are pushing them. ehrlich: this country is about political agendas. you run on a political agenda. i have a political agenda. you have a political agenda. that is not it. it is part of the answer. >> i think they want to get elected again, so -- ehrlich: they want to get elected. she gets an "a" too. that is ok. do you want to fail in your life? do you want to fail in your business or your career? >> not ideally. ehrlich: that is another right answer. it is ok to want to get elected. i would submit to you that there are concrete reasons why and you are learning this in political science, why congress appears so dysfunctional. and part of the primary reason is, there are so many safe seat in the house. state legislatures have gone about the business, particularly recently, of drawing safe seats. and this is not my opinion. this is fact. every election cycle, what do you see? congressional approval at -18. everybody hates congress. reelect rate, 95

john: we will describe a song for you, and you have to name the song. don't worry. going to do well. here is the first song. a single that aren't platinum -- earned platinum certification, the music video for around a child having nightmares. play the song. ♪ mark: name that tune. john kasich: don't know it. mark: metallica song. you are a big metallica fan. john: you previously claimed to be -- john kasich: i don't know that i'm going to -- mark: you are going to nail this. john: it is going to get easier. the craziest show. this did not top the billboard hot 100 chart until it was rereleased in 1995. a high point for you and washington, d.c. now able to download on rockstar as a master track. go. ♪ john kasich: that is pearl jam. mark: name of the song? john kasich don't know. :but it's any better. mark: ok, you got it half right. john kasich: i didn't get it half right. i should get an a on that. i don't know the names of all the song, and i don't care. does not school. -- this is not school. mark: opening track from an album in 19 69 when they performed it with t

) and if people in 408 if you hear our name make our way here is gary here jerold huber? jeanine jeanine. >> if you're in the other room please come this way. >> jerold is here. >> okay. after barry i'm going to read the next two (calling names) good afternoon tom nolan and directors i'm very much concerned about the loss of park but the traffic congestion on polk street if you go there in the evenings the traffic is so particularly between gary and pine street your lack of involvement in the regulation of the t nc i've heard over 16 thousand derivatives of the plus of those pcos and without a checks and balances with you're not involved with legislation e regulation which i think you're being cowards by not being involved i am sorry of the word but you see them parked in white and yellow and other zones double parking anywhere on the streets and the other part of it van ness avenue you've eliminated the left turns and make it a huge traffic gridlock i want to in closing some advise i used to connect i saw at a town hall meetin

you. >> (clapping.) (calling names). >> and again members of the public back there please find a seat or go to the overflow room. >> i'm john lindsay i feel good i am not living near q and for 25 years we've dealt with ucsf parking and neighbors that don't enter the apartment from my street they enter from their parking garage i have a website u p parking permits to get parking on this spot you don't think i don't have the access to the one hundred and 50 people that are not my neighbors other issues as much as and applaud you guyss bach of square feet there is no incentive for people to park nicely on they're red scooters and the other things the inclusive the mechanic is auto repair facility to a lewis they that is correct their pickup trucks on our blocks they safe the parking spaces for the theory employees and clients so my daughter happens to be sick i have to ask them to move their cars sometimes they tell me no and sometimes, yes so i'm a hundred percent in favor of this self isly i want them to be extended to

john: we will describe a song for you, and you have to name the song. don't worry. going to do well. here is the first song. a single that aren't platinum certification the music video for around a child having nightmares. play the song. ♪ mark: name that tune. >> don't know it. mark: metallica song. john: you previously claimed to be -- >> i don't know that i'm going to -- it is going to get easier. the craziest show. john: this do not take the billboard hot 100 chart still -- until it was rereleased in 1995. a high point for you and washington, d.c. now able to download on rockstar as a master track. ♪ >> that is pearl jam. mark: name of the song? >> don't know. i should get an a on that. i don't know the names of all the song, and i don't care. this is not will. mark: opening track from an album in 19 69 when they performed it with the 50th anniversary the performed with lady gaga and mary j. blige. ♪ >> that is the stones old song. give me a hint. give me shelter. mark: very good. john: this next one i know you are going to know this because you love this band. w

i'm just messing with you, go ahead. >> my name is [inaudible] i'm here tonight to thank you for giving us a new [inaudible] her name is [inaudible] besides that i would like to thank our new supervisor for being one of my family as i treat all of you. ladies and gentlemen as you know, i survive [inaudible] and that is my problem. survival is hard. [inaudible] but i never give up. i am here. [inaudible] george bush i wake him up. obama, he sees what we [inaudible] about with our homeless. today thank you god from [inaudible] city of san francisco. used to have, today you have only 3 thousand. by you and by our supervisor each one och you is responsible to clean [inaudible] homeless. such as give them housing and give them jobs. we don't need it [inaudible] i hope to let you understand i have here a [inaudible] i give all of you as i can because our manager for the building he would like to invite you to see the building. our building or one of the people there [inaudible] the fire department and the ambulance to [inaudible] >> thank you very much. next speaking, please. >> in my humble

you guys? >> (calling speaker names). >> could i have the overhead projector, please. thank you. so i also want to talk about the loss of the curb cut-out spaces along the caltrans station. this is a photo of what it looks like and you can see that the no parking taxi zone sign has been moved from what was the front of the cut-out and we've lost about four spaces there, and they've been given over to bicycle racks for the bicycle share program, and which is totally unnecessary because you can't see it in the picture, but behind that bicycle facility on the right is a rather wide plaza-like area where there are already some bike stands and many more could have been located. taking away this zone, it's like kicking somebody when they're down. why did this happen? we weren't notified of it. i have been told this was not even agendized, maybe if i'm mistaken about that, please excuse me but i've heard this was not on an agenda, it was just done. whether or not twitches, we should have been notified this was going to happen so we could weigh in on it. you'll see in the picture that th