i see it as a great opportunity for pearson and that's why we've recently announced we're setting upon within the company where we can apply all of the skills and the assets that we historically applied to the educational space into the corporate world. in many ways corporations are becoming the universities of the future, and the ability for them and the need for them to not only reskill and upskill their existing employee base, but during the on boarding process to provide their employees skills such as english language learning for those multi-national companies is becoming increasingly important and we believe we have a very significant role to play in that sort of learning for life and concept. >> all right well, it's a subject that is so important to getting the country, the workforce, really the world ready for the future andy bird, ceo of pearson, thank you. >> thank you >>> watch space today. t truist is positioned to capture space. more "squawk alley" after isth quick break. stay with us if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get d

pearson from 185 million pounds. british education company announced a repressure is as part of a new strategy aimed at serving customers directly pearson ceo andy bird told cnbc why the strategy is different. >> the hard work and transformation is ready to be realized particularly investment in our technology platform that enables us to create products that are very compelling and engaging for consumers in a world in which learning has never been more important. and i think we've all experienced over the past 12 mosz the real importance of learning, not just education, but the way that companies and individuals and employers and employees have had to adapt to the new world and in that regard i think pearson is really well placed to take advantage of these new opportunities. >>> s&p global ratings is warning the default rate for corporate credit could hit 6.4% by the end of the year as optimism around the covid vaccine development subsides head of research at s&p joins us now. so, the vaccination rollout in the eu ha

pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

city attorney pearson, can you walk us through the amendments. >> good morning. the amendments distributed are non substantive. they are largely clerical-based. precisely where the project is and they address one of the amendments is to address the bla's recommendation. as you heard the bla has heard a recommendation that the board requests that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet including certain items. the draft ordinance had originally included that as legal mandate but we realize that was inappropriate. as you know the board is prohibited from interfering with the contracting process. cannot actually require that the departments come with a term sheet. certainly can make that request, which is appropriately when the bla recommends. one of the amendments is to remove that mandate included in the substitute. otherwise, there is one addition that just confirms that in any agreement which involves the use of funds loaned by the federal government or state of california, the agreement will conform the federal and state laws. as to the recomme

they haven't done, pearson says. he's a regular customer here, and employees recognize him.estions whether officers there defied the report with workers for the safety of everybody else because you don't even know if this call is true. hagar the police officer side of this man, he's the person who called police. police say he acted aggressively when officers were talking to the three men. the man was cited for obstructing a police investigation and was released. pearson says the police treated him and his friends more aggressively than they did the white man who made the report. our rather like see the cops be a little bit more lean. and take a little bit more time. give us a little bit a bit of it a benefit of the doubt. sometimes men planned to follow lawsuit against the police department. they say it's not about money that it's about unfair treatment. police declined to speak with us on camera but did say the officers activated the body cameras and that the men can file a complaint with the department of police accountability. julie amberleigh reporting live. thank you. i

valda pearson those type of animals and then once they are established slowly the couple will be removed the animals will be free to run on the whole nature reserve . the tax rebates that candice stevens has been promoting have gone some way towards addressing the shortage of funding for environmental protection in south africa and in the future she's hopeful of further progress in this development. conservation work can become the mainstream and become something that's part of everyday life and not something that separate and with additional finance that's sustainable it means that we're protecting biodiversity on a scale that we haven't done before and if we can all answer that global challenge with all the resources that we have at our disposal we might just have a chance of saving the world around us. that's all from us this week on global 3000 we hope you enjoyed the show and tell us what you thought right to global 3000 at d w dot com and check us out on facebook to global ideas see you next week take a. moot. point. in india. world go round. about sustainability. because they want

pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

pearson in the education business, sing the stop turnaround. the stock up 6%.nival, we did see the travel and leisure stocks get hammered friday. today bounce back. carnival up 8.2%. we have seen delivery news in the u.k.. a downgrade for hello fresh pure worth bearing in mind what is happening. we are going to see more competition from a stock point of view. interesting to see whether or not people trade out of hello fresh. a downgrade today. delivery down nearly 6%. alix: another thing we are watching is what is happening with oil. reversing the gain we saw earlier. we are now around the lows of the session despite the set -- despite the attack on the saudi oil port. drawing into question the bullish commodity thesis we've been outlining. joining us is sharon bell, goldman sachs global investment research strategist. a week ago it was going to be about the commodity super cycle. energy stocks were so high last week. are you bullish in the energy sector? sharon: we still like the energy sector. we have been liking it. our view is as we begin reopening and reco

i defer to deputy city internal attorney jensen or pearson . >> this is deputy city attorney jensen and those are not substantive and do not require blowback. >> supervisor preston: unless there are additional comments let's open it up for public comment.>> erica wong: checking to see if there are any colors in view. could you let us know if there are any colors ready? if you have not done so please press star 3 to be added to the q4 item number one . for those on hold continue to hold until it indicatesyou have been on muted . confirm wehave any colors into ? there are no callers into. >> supervisor preston: thank you madame clerk. supervisor peskin would you like to move your amendment. >> supervisor peskin: i would like to use , move the amendment before you and chair melgar thank mister snyder and the planning department and thanked the city attorney for their quick review of that. [please stand by] >> public comment is closed. and supervisor melgar, i'm not sure where you picked up. turning the gavel back over to you. >> supervisor melgar: i just want to say thank you so much super

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. >> this is tim. isam pearson. >> jodi was told her mother's first husband, sam pearson, the man inform, was her real father from the time she was born in marin county until the age of 12. then everything changed with her mother's second marriage to a man named wayne. >> at age 12, i was told that i was really wayne's biological daughter. >> jodi then spent her life bonding with wayne, converting to judaism, like wayne, and even taking his last name, klugman. but something was always bothering her. with her shocking red hair, she didn't look anything like wayne at all, and so she hired christina bryan fitzgibbons, a dna detective. >> two weeks later, i was down to two men, who were brothers -- a man named tim, and he had a brother named cameron. >> christina took jodi's dna and matched it to distant relatives, who also took a similar test. >> it's like a jigsaw puzzle, and i know they connect somehow. >> christina made a family tree, slowly filling in the blanks through dna, first by finding jodi's biological great-grandparents, then grandparents, and eventually her birth father, ti

i think we ought to make a movie and have pearson be the director.s right out of the latin american revolutions and out of james bond and everything and pearson is a hero. i dig it. i sat there saying, if this were a dream, it would be great. >> sacha, did you study a lot of video like that of the characters in this movie? >> oh, yeah. i mean, i, you know, this was an intimidating character to try to portray, portraying somebody who is real, somebody people know about. many people live now actually knew. i got hold of every bit of video i could get from him. i read all his books. i managed to track down radio of some of his stand-up tours. he was a huge fan of lenny bruce and kind of apriled his comical style. so, yeah, i tried to get everything i could. obviously, trying to master the accent, being an englishman was a challenge because he is born in boston, was educated in brandice and berkeley. so, yeah, it was tough. and i'm half a foot taller than him. >> yes, there's that. well, you had your director to fix that for you, the height problem. aaro

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pearson, she was an anti-racist instructor. that really was about how high quality curriculum. knowing her content, it's about pedagogy and how she taught. she built a relationship with all the students in her class. she was everyone's best friend. she is one of those people who absolutely made me who i am today. i want to say to ms. pearson's family and friends those who knew her or had the opportunity to be taught by her, we are better people for it. she will be missed. just a thank you to ms. pearson, thank you to her family for allowing her to be shared with us. >> president lopez: thank you superintendent for sharing. i like to call on vice president collins. >> vice president collins: thank you. this is an ongoing agenda item. as we see hope and with the vaccine making its way around and becoming more valuable, we also want to recognize that there are still many families and staff that are being impacted by covid. we want to hold space. this past weekend i attended a memorial for one of my family members. there are families grieving now. we want to recognize that and we w

we can all havejudgments, and pearson certainly gotjudgments about her as a person, the damage she mayarchy, but... you call me a friend of piers morgan, we have had an up—and—down relationship over many years, but i'll say something majorly in his defence — i think he has been one of the few broadcastjournalists who really has tried to hold this government to account on covid, i think he had done a good job on that, but part of what makes him do that and do it well is also what makes him sometimes go over the top and with meghan and other situations he goes over the top. he is framing it today as a freedom of speech issue. this whole thing about... i'm thinking of getting a t—shirt printed saying "proud to be woke". i don't even know what it means any more, and it seems that people who complain about their freedom of speech being limited do so live on tv and radio 2a hours a day. i don't buy that. piers is never going to be silenced, he will always find a platform for his voice. again, just as we don't know what happened between meghan and the palace, we don't know what the discussion

pearson says the police treated him and his friends more aggressively than they did the white man who made the report. our rather like see the cops be a little bit more lean and take a little bit more time. give us a little bit a bit of it a benefit of the doubt. sometimes the men planned to file a lawsuit against the police. department police declined to speak with us on camera but did say officers activated the body cameras and that the men can file a complaint with the department of police accountability in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu fox two news han charged with two felonies in the death of a worker in contra costa county. the district attorney says segundo collazo had his license suspended in 2017 in 2018 a man working for him 68 year old man well, peralta died while operating a treece trump tree stump grinder. the da's office says that people should always check the status of a contractor's license before hiring them. and two liquor stores and gilroy have had their licenses revoked following accusations of human trafficking and slave labor. the california department of alcoh

variant is much more transmissible and it hasn't completely swamped and taken and collapsed there of pearson's we do not want that and we need to get ahead of it so and that's what new zealand got headbutt and took a long road seen if we get ahead of it now we can actually enjoy the spoils of the delayed gratification yeah the vaccination rollout has been sluggish here in europe partly because astra zeneca has not delivered the doses the amounts that it promised but also because the public is hesitant about getting this shot from astra zeneca today there are new concerns about this vaccine coming from the united states tell me what are these new concerns well it's not a real concern about safety it was just actually seneca in their press release reported an older 79 percent as you can see whenever the newer data it was showing 69 to 74 percent africa seen now though that's still good but i don't know why it needed to be passionate and used to hide that number. obviously the full data will be disclosed to the f.d.a. but the fact if you were putting their numbers a little bit in their press rele

pearson, she was an anti-racist instructor. that really was about how high quality curriculum. knowing her content, it's about pedagogy and how she taught. she built a relationship with all the students in her class. she was everyone's best friend. she is one of those people who absolutely made me who i am today. i want to say to ms. pearson's family and friends those who knew her or had the opportunity to be taught by her, we are better people for it. she will be missed. just a thank you to ms. pearson, thank you to her family for allowing her to be shared with us. >> president lopez: thank you superintendent for sharing. i like to call on vice president collins. >> vice president collins: thank you. this is an ongoing agenda item. as we see hope and with the vaccine making its way around and becoming more valuable, we also want to recognize that there are still many families and staff that are being impacted by covid. we want to hold space. this past weekend i attended a memorial for one of my family members. there are families grieving now. we want to recognize that and we w

pearson reaction after the meeting.ble]. >> this is just a preliminary review to show the honorary initial guidance and findings presented to members. this the first three briefings three bipartisan briefings. and our response ability to take this information and and view the recommendations, to work through our committees and jurisdiction and hopefully, get some meaningful solutions of protecting everybody who

>> president walton: deputy city attorney pearson? >> deputy city attorney ann pearson.good afternoon. i appreciate that supervisor peskin read into the record the texas charter section 4.113 and it's been several years that the board has looked at a provision under this resolution. so we're all getting up to speed on it. the language in 4.113 not did have a bright line rule.age do it generally requires board i approval when building buildi ad structures or erected or expan expanded or enlarged, but it dee doesn't define any of these terms. so we have interpreted under section 4.113 in light of a couple of different things. difr we look at theen plain languaget the section. we have looked at the voters intent in enacting it.nt and we have looked at the mannen in which thnee provision appliep over the years. based on our interpretation of section 4.113, we generally advise whether the board approval is required depends on a couple of different factors. first, whether the structure is a fit on the land in a way that makes it permanent. secondly, how it may interfere with o

brian harrison just announcing, katrina pearson is not even officially announced but reportedly runninglegislative priorities that distinguish you from this field. >> i want to carry on the legacy of my husband and his priorities were strong national defense, strong borders, life and individual liberty and i intend to continue those, we shared those values and those priorities and i continue to push the same ones. >> talk about the gop, democrats seem pretty confident they can put this seat. with your message to them? >> my message is this has been a republican district for a number of decades and while demographics are changing, they are common sense people, they want their issues addressed, they want their government to let them live their lives, and democrats in washington, their priorities don't seem to align with the texas values we have at least in the sixth district and all over texas. >> no matter who wins what will the individual need to do to honor your husband's legacy? >> one of the key things anyone would tell you about ron is he was very plainspoken. very attentive to the

variant is much more transmissible and it hasn't completely swamps and seek and collapse there of pearson's we do not want that and we need to get ahead of it so and that's what new zealand got head of it and took a long road seen if we get ahead of it now we can actually enjoy the spoils of the delayed gratification yeah i mean the vaccination rollout has been sluggish here in europe partly because astra zeneca has not delivered the doses the amounts that it promised but also because the public is hesitant about getting the shot from astra zeneca today there are new concerns about this vaccine coming from the united states tell me what are these new concerns well it's not a real concern it was just actions and in their press release reported an older 79 percent as you can see whenever we knew or data it was showing 69 to 74 percent africa seen now though that's still good but i don't know why it needed to be. presented and used to hide that number. obviously the full data will be disclosed to the f.d.a. but the fact that you were putting their numbers a little bit in their press release an

jane pearson operator husband would lose and even eleanor roosevelt didn't didn't want it at all. i mean she was extremely unhappy to move into the white house. so who was happiest about it who relished it? i can't think of a single one who really said many, you know, many of them say when they leave what they miss they missed the they miss the perks of the white house and the opportunity to meet people and to be part of what's going on in the world. and so many of them talk about missing what when they leave but i can't well. oh, yes, i guess the one i would grant julia grant like to being first lady. there's a granted and i was going to say helen taft, you know, helen taft everybody says she got her husband to the white house because he was in line for an appointment to the supreme court under theodore roosevelt and helen taft got wind of that and she went over and met the president and talk to him and after she did the president talk to her husband and said i can see why an appointment to the supreme court is not what you want at this time. and then of course taft went ahead an

perspective, what are some of the technology gaps that still exist even within the system when we talk to pearson, we're going to talk to cheg tomorrow in two very different positions, one a legacy education provider that's trying to transform technologically cheg was sort of born in the digital era. what's the work that still needs to be done to deliver optimal experiences to a group of learners that really need this change as soon as possible >> so two things really stand out to us. we've made huge progress on ensure that all our learners have access to a device. that's been both many years coming and then really accelerated this year. and thanks to partners like walmart and others who have helped their employees make sure they have that access to a device where we're seeing challenges one is broadband right? we believe broadband ought to be a right, not a privilege in this country. so we're hoping we see government action and business collaboration to ensure that every learner has access to broadband. and two, the thing missing today is actually helping people match what do i do today in my wo

pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

city attorney pearson, can you walk us through the amendments. >> good morning.mendments distributed are non substantive. they are largely clerical-based. precisely where the project is and they address one of the amendments is to address the bla's recommendation. as you heard the bla has heard a recommendation that the board requests that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet including certain items. the draft ordinance had originally included that as legal mandate but we realize that was inappropriate. as you know the board is prohibited from interfering with the contracting process. cannot actually require that the departments come with a term sheet. certainly can make that request, which is appropriately when the bla recommends. one of the amendments is to remove that mandate included in the substitute. otherwise, there is one addition that just confirms that in any agreement which involves the use of funds loaned by the federal government or state of california, the agreement will conform the federal and state laws. as to the recommendatio

and one that was also more puzzling to me that needs further investigation is that superintendent pearsonanted to send some students to a -- ignacio day school but he said he would not accept those students. so that relationship seemed pretty complex. and then also, he then did allow students to attend the day school in ignacio. it is an area that i want to explore more deeply myself. >> we have another question from lori. lori says she is wondering about the tasks which the students were given. she asks were traditional native american roles considered when assigning boys and girls activities, or did the tasks conform mostly to white conceptions of gender-related tasks, or were neither considered? >> thank you for that question. fort lewis was part of the bigger industrial vocational school paradigm where the curriculum was set so that it pattern itself after euro-american divisions of gender and gender divisions. part of that assimilation was to bring about a cultural change for native students so that women would be confined to the domestic sphere in their labor. but women could garden

pearson says the police treated him and his friends more aggressively than they did the white man whoport. our rather like see the cops be a little bit more lean and take a littlethe doubt. sometimes the men planned to file a lawsuit against the police depar officers activated the body cameras and that the men can file a complaint with the department of police accountability in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. a big announcement from the state's health parks can ren starting april 1st. many stadius will finally be able to welcome back visitors soon. good evening. i'm kristine over. don't let him andre. senior outdoor stadiums can reopen in red tear counties. the limit, of course. 20% capacity amusement parks will be able to open at 15% capacity, and you'll have to reserve tickets online. and if you want to go to disneyland or six flags, you will need to have a california address to buy tickets, venues and counties still in the purple tear can still reopened. but on lee with 100 people or fewer sporting events and concerts will be allowed

and actions and not to offload your responsibility or thinking to anybody else, i would say jordan pearson12 rules for life. think when going into college should read that. it's a great framework for not just taking care of yourself but just learning to take responsibility in your life and one of the biggest problems with social injustice indoctrination at universities is trying to get seems to offload their responsibility for thinking independently and to give it to someone else and just to conform. the more that students can resist that, the better off they will be in the more fulfilled they will be in the ideas and the pursuit of happiness in lif life. >> i think you can go with inspirational route or the informing route. inspirational books, there's a recent one called breaking bread with the dead that is just about the love of liberal and producing that however think that is something. but informing oneself about what the nature of social justice ideology is, i think a very accessible book, aside from john's book, the breakdown of higher education, is james lindsay, who authored book

pearson versus ray. and that is where the legal doctrine of qualified immunity was created. it's not in the constitution. it's not in any-state constitution. it's not in any law, across the country. it was created in 1967. created out of trying to be able to arrest freedom riders in mississippi. and what has happened since then, as people have leaned on this, and used this. so police officers who are violating people's civil rights, who are using excessive force, can basically say we have no liability here because of qualified immunity. and the worst example, lawrence, that we are seeing right now is the new york state attorney general, letitia james, has brought a lawsuit against the new york city police department. for the excessive force used against protestors last summer. the protests that we're seeing on tv, right now. and the new york city police department and the law department, which is representing the police department in new york city, is saying none of those cops, who used excessive force last summer, should be held liable because of qualified immunity. i mean,

dani: pearson one of the biggest movers to the downside, the education company missed earnings and resettingptions for businesses including their local education business, but shares, dropping more than 3% on that revamp. keep an eye on the energy sector, one of the stoxx 600 as the price of oil rises above $70 a barrel after the attack on a key saudi oil site. finally, the best-performing stock today, and quite the turnaround from friday, carnival. the cruise line operator, up more than 6%. friday, it had fallen more than 11% but perhaps that was overdone. it is the reopening trade coming back. speaking of coming back, i want to look on u.s. macro markets. we are looking at the u.s. 10 year yield, moving higher yet again. friday at 1.6%, but you can see that spilling out into other assets. you have the bloomberg dollar spot moving higher today as foreign buyers are moving into the u.s. and of course, the higher inflationary, higher yield picture taking a hit to the nasdaq futures this morning, which are down nearly 2%. anna: thanks very much, our markets reporter dani burger with the stocks

pearson you are required to make a small amendment. which these would have an aid waiver which would also be referred to by committee. so page 2, i'd like to insert the words "and/or aids" in two locations directly following the word "residency" so in each case residencies and/or wage waivers would still come before this committee. i'm happy to take answers and public comment and otherwise look forward to moving this modest process improvement to the full board. are there any questions or comments from committee members? seeing none. mr. clerk, why don't we bring -- i'm sorry. supervisor mandelman. >> i just want to thank you, mr. chair, for bringing this on and i thank mr. hener in your office for his work on this. as a member of this committee, i'm grateful for this report. >> chairman: thank you, vice chair mandelman. and part of the reason that it's going to the adoption without committee reference dall canada is not only so the public can know but so that the clerk can track these appointments in the report which will be tomorrow.

pearson, she was an anti-racist instructor. that really was about how high quality curriculum. knowing her content, it's about pedagogy and how she taught. she built a relationship with all the students in her class. she was everyone's best friend. she is one of those people who absolutely made me who i am today. i want to say to ms. pearson's family and friends those who knew her or had the opportunity to be taught by her, we are better people for it. she will be missed. just a thank you to ms. pearson, thank you to her family for allowing her to be shared with us. >> president lopez: thank you superintendent for sharing. i like to call on vice president collins. >> vice president collins: thank you. this is an ongoing agenda item. as we see hope and with the vaccine making its way around and becoming more valuable, we also want to recognize that there are still many families and staff that are being impacted by covid. we want to hold space. this past weekend i attended a memorial for one of my family members. there are families grieving now. we want to recognize that and we w

she's a living example of rita pearson's quote, every child deseaverbs champion, an adult who will never give up on on them, who understands the pow over connection and insists that they become the best they can possibly be for this and more, ms. jenny serand, we honor you. in honor of women's history month we would like to recognize amaya brandon. amaya brandon is a 10-year-old resident of auburndale, florida, and an active, enjerrett -- energetic and personable young woman in the community. she live whers aunt michelle and uncle brian along with her sisters jiana and jalah. she ebb joys playing soccer, packtiesing jujitsu with her uncle brian and being active outdoors. as a straight a student she participates in multiple school activities, including the fuel up to play 60 program. amaya has aspirations of a future career in public relations or reporting while hone her skills as an artist. she has a heart for giving and helping others in world. most recently, amaya represented her community as the nfl play 60 superkid ambassador and the "good morning america" super bowl kid corresponden

president, through the president, if that's okay, to the deputy city attorney pearson.interpretation of the charter provision, and supervisor peskin and supervisor chan have both referenced as well as other supervisors, i'm trying to understand the position, frankly, after reading this section -- the position of why this would not apply here and i'll see if there are two arguments. one is the question of whether this is temporary or not temporary structure. and the other question is whether this is a structure at all. and depending how you interpret these things as other supervisors have said it can impact other things in the park (please stand by) >> unfortunately the language does not provide a rule. it requires when buildings and structures erected, expanding and enlarged. it doesn't define any of those terms. over the years, we tripled the requirements for board approval in light of couple of different things. we look at the language of the section. we looked at the voter's intent and we looked at the manner in which the provision has been applied over the years. wh