the informational plaque includes the type of open space, in other words, is it a plaza, is it an atrium, as well as the location of the open space and in cases where the space isn't visible from an open sidewalk, directions how to get to the open space and i think these are all very good changes to the legislation. colleagues, i would ask after public comment if you can adopt this amendment and move this forward with recommendation to the full board. i want to take a moment to thank not just the planning department but spur had brought this to my attention and again john king who writes for the chronicle has been excellent at pointing out these secret spaces that should be made for public for all of us to enjoy. >> thank you, president chiu. i'm looking at the spur web site and the guide to san francisco popo, secrets of san francisco, but there's a lot of good information from sf fist and spur online. if there are no further questions, let's open this up to the public. anyone like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i just wan

at this time we have at least 15 of these spaces in plazas, rooftop gardens, atriums and small parks, but very few members of the public are aware of access to these spaces because signage has been difficult and access otherwise challenged. and this is legislation that would help to require better signage and access. i will take a moment to thank spur for a report that they put out a couple years ago which highlighted this issue. i want to thank john king from the san francisco chronicle who has been diligent in drawing public attention to this situation, as well as the planning department for their strong advocacy, as well as supervisor wiener who has also attended this issue as well. colleagues, i ask for your support. >> colleagues, any comments or questions? can we take this same house same call? same house same call, this item passes on first reading. madam clerk, can you call item 15? >> item 15 is an ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code by adding section 1.60 to require the mayor's office and the planning department to report to the board of supervisors ever

we should go watch, she said, okay, we got our shoes on and we went out in the hall and that is an atrium thing where the hallway overlooks the lobby and --. >>shepard: sorry, i got to go, my bedtime, see? good luck. now max will never get married and it is your fault. >>shepard: a record setting night for the n, with new orleans quaterback drew brees passing for a touchdown, breaking a record of johnny unitas from half a century ago on a 40-yard pass against the chargers for the

. >> jimmy: they have such a big heart, and i want to say the trump tower atrium right here -- this isyou got free food, free coffee. that's very nice of to you do that. >> well, you know, i have a staff that's terrific, and i have a building that was in great shape. it didn't -- it has all sorts of equipment where it can keep going, including generators. and we invited the public in, and we took care of a lot of people. and i'm very happy that. >> jimmy: good for you. that's very nice of you to do. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i thought that was cool. >> yeah. thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i follow you on twitter. you have a new twitter account. it's only been around three months. this one's @realdonaldtrump. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and today, again, a little -- a little controversy. people -- >> who? >> jimmy: well, yeah. >> was there controversy? >> jimmy: yes. i mean, really. you're all over the place. i know you don't want to do this. >> what did i say today? what did i say? >> jimmy: you said a bunch of things. but one thing i say that -- [ laughter ] >>

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