the project and eli from spur and karen from the sf cause for working with former supervisor john avalos and my office to form a resolution i hope that gives us more momentum to we can secure the goals of gaining space where we can have permanent urban agriculture in san francisco thank you very much. >> supervisor tang did you have any comments if none have comments open up for public comment and i'm oh, i'm sorry. (calling names) from rec and park and has a brief presentation thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, supervisors i'm the brand new urban and community gardens program manager for the rec and park i recently moved to rec and park from the department of the environment where i worked for 10 years on a variety of things with the urban agriculture and worked on those policies that you mentioned in our introductions i'm delighted to be part of rec and park and providing more direct service and happy to talk about the urban agriculture and community gardens so overall i wanted to give some overall of what rec and park does to support the community service in our san franc

the project and eli from spur and karen from the sf cause for working with former supervisor john avalospe that gives us more momentum to we can secure the goals of gaining space where we can have permanent urban agriculture in san francisco thank you very much. >> supervisor tang did you have any comments if none have comments open up for public comment and i'm oh, i'm sorry. (calling names) from rec and park and has a brief presentation thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, supervisors i'm the brand new urban and community gardens program manager for the rec and park i recently moved to rec and park from the department of the environment where i worked for 10 years on a variety of things with the urban agriculture and worked on those policies that you mentioned in our introductions i'm delighted to be part of rec and park and providing more direct service and happy to talk about the urban agriculture and community gardens so overall i wanted to give some overall of what rec and park does to support the community service in our san francisco and take questions. >> so we have t

the project and eli from spur and karen from the sf cause for working with former supervisor john avalos and my office to form a resolution i hope that gives us more momentum to we can secure the goals of gaining space where we can have permanent urban agriculture in san francisco thank you very much. >> supervisor tang did you have any comments if none have comments open up for public comment and i'm oh, i'm sorry. (calling names) from rec and park and has a brief presentation thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, supervisors i'm the brand new urban and community gardens program manager for the rec and park i recently moved to rec and park from the department of the environment where i worked for 10 years on a variety of things with the urban agriculture and worked on those policies that you mentioned in our introductions i'm delighted to be part of rec and park and providing more direct service and happy to talk about the urban agriculture and community gardens so overall i wanted to give some overall of what rec and park does to support the community service in our san franc

center build hating you recently approved as a city landmark and thanks to former supervisor john avalos and the head of real estate, mr. up dike, the city decided to keep this in the city ownership and i haven't heard whether they found a developer, they're trying to find a non-profit developer so that the building and the murals would be better protected if it's in the city ownership, so we'll see that, and then the other -- my main project, the [inaudible] building, katie tang gave us or the building 400 thousand dollars as bridge money and we're starting to work on that, and so things are moving along at city speed but also working with the harvey milk center director, i put together a photo collection of the murals inside the building since the building is inaccessible and collection just moved to city hall, it's not quite up yet, half is going to be in supervisor katie tang's office and half is going to be in supervisor sandy fourier and i heard we're going to have a reception on friday may 21 but i'll let tim know so he can let the rest of you know and you can come down and see wh

the project and eli from spur and karen from the sf cause for working with former supervisor john avalos and my office to form a resolution i hope that gives us more momentum to we can secure the goals of gaining space where we can have permanent urban agriculture in san francisco thank you very much. >> supervisor tang did you have any comments if none have comments open up for public comment and i'm oh, i'm sorry. (calling names) from rec and park and has a brief presentation thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, supervisors i'm the brand new urban and community gardens program manager for the rec and park i recently moved to rec and park from the department of the environment where i worked for 10 years on a variety of things with the urban agriculture and worked on those policies that you mentioned in our introductions i'm delighted to be part of rec and park and providing more direct service and happy to talk about the urban agriculture and community gardens so overall i wanted to give some overall of what rec and park does to support the community service in our san franc

it just demonstrates our communities commitment to the equity in outside metrics john avalos at the time and supporting proposition b which i know had questions about it sorry difficult to do a set-aside even when we believe in the value for the department like open space and park. because we know that ties our hands around making budgetary decisions annually equity metrics i've a couple questions on that. before i get to that could you talk about the pse program? i'm curious how long did it take those individuals to get to the captain level and how many individuals are generally in the pse program? congratulations, by the way. that's great to hear. >> thank you. we work with human services pfts come to us through a variety of different ways. but i think what we are talking about is pre-apprentice. most of those employees come to us through the human services agency. frankly, given--we could use your help in thinking on this-wwe would like more.. there are real recruitment issues right now. trying to get people into these roles. but we have somewhere between 100-200 and a variety of diff

the project and eli from spur and karen from the sf cause for working with former supervisor john avalos and my office to form a resolution i hope that gives us more momentum to we can secure the goals of gaining space where we can have permanent urban agriculture in san francisco thank you very much. >> supervisor tang did you have any comments if none have comments open up for public comment and i'm oh, i'm sorry. (calling names) from rec and park and has a brief presentation thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, supervisors i'm the brand new urban and community gardens program manager for the rec and park i recently moved to rec and park from the department of the environment where i worked for 10 years on a variety of things with the urban agriculture and worked on those policies that you mentioned in our introductions i'm delighted to be part of rec and park and providing more direct service and happy to talk about the urban agriculture and community gardens so overall i wanted to give some overall of what rec and park does to support the community service in our san franc

center build hating you recently approved as a city landmark and thanks to former supervisor john avalosnd the head of real estate, mr. up dike, the city decided to keep this in the city ownership and i haven't heard whether they found a developer, they're trying to find a non-profit developer so that the building and the murals would be better protected if it's in the city ownership, so we'll see that, and then the other -- my main project, the [inaudible] building, katie tang gave us or the building 400 thousand dollars as bridge money and we're starting to

it just demonstrates our communities commitment to the equity in outside metrics john avalos at the time and supporting proposition b which i know had questions about it sorry difficult to do a set-aside even when we believe in the value for the department like open space and park. because we know that ties our hands around making budgetary decisions annually equity metrics i've a couple questions on that. before i get to that could you talk about the pse program? i'm curious how long did it take those individuals to get to the captain level and how many individuals are generally in the pse program? congratulations, by the way. that's great to hear. >> thank you. we work with human services pfts come to us through a variety of different ways. but i think what we are talking about is pre-apprentice. most of those employees come to us through the human services agency. frankly, given--we could use your help in thinking on this-wwe would like more.. there are real recruitment issues right now. trying to get people into these roles. but we have somewhere between 100-200 and a variety of diff

it just demonstrates our communities commitment to the equity in outside metrics john avalos at the time and supporting proposition b which i know had questions about it sorry difficult to do a set-aside even when we believe in the value for the department like open space and park. because we know that ties our hands around making budgetary decisions annually equity metrics i've a couple questions on that. before i get to that could you talk about the pse program? i'm curious how long did it take those individuals to get to the captain level and how many individuals are generally in the pse program? congratulations, by the way. that's great to hear. >> thank you. we work with human services pfts come to us through a variety of different ways. but i think what we are talking about is pre-apprentice. most of those employees come to us through the human services agency. frankly, given--we could use your help in thinking on this-wwe would like more.. there are real recruitment issues right now. trying to get people into these roles. but we have somewhere between 100-200 and a variety of diff

it just demonstrates our communities commitment to the equity in outside metrics john avalos at the time and supporting proposition b which i know had questions about it sorry difficult to do a set-aside even when we believe in the value for the department like open space and park. because we know that ties our hands around making budgetary decisions annually equity metrics i've a couple questions on that. before i get to that could you talk about the pse program? i'm curious how long did it take those individuals to get to the captain level and how many individuals are generally in the pse program? congratulations, by the way. that's great to hear. >> thank you. we work with human services pfts come to us through a variety of different ways. but i think what we are talking about is pre-apprentice. most of those employees come to us through the human services agency. frankly, given--we could use your help in thinking on this-wwe would like more.. there are real recruitment issues right now. trying to get people into these roles. but we have somewhere between 100-200 and a variety of diff

." >>> eso celebrando muchas felicidades para ricardo Ávalos quien estÁ de cumpleaÑos. felicidades.aceite y vinagre para un sub simplemente perfetto. el italian hero footlong. autentico sabor italiano de un mejor subway. pero solo por tiempo limitado. sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. state farm sabe que por cada una de esas, hay una de éstas... sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. desde seguros de auto... ...a préstamos para auto. para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. un momento para tí.ortante? aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion con avena de active naturals® conserva la hidratacíon en tu piel mejorando su apariencia en solo un día. aveeno® naturalmente bella. para mi prima luisa limpiar entre sus dientes es fácil. pero para el resto de nosotros existe nueva colgate total clean-in-between. trabaja aún entre los dientes para reducer 83% más placa bacteriana* ¡eso es algo para sonreír! colgate total clean-in-between. .... disfrutando de gianluca biacci que gran personaje con una filosofia de vida muy g agradble el dia de hoy hablaremos de un tema que señora y señor ytambien luego dfe cu

josÉ: no soy notario pero avalo lo que estÁn contando.cho puerta para entrar a la ciudad. miles de peregrinos queriendo entrar. tambiÉn hablar de diferentes cosas que pasan en este paÍs. vamos hablar de un hotel reciÉn abierto que causa mucha controversia. muchos dicen que es innovador otros dicen que causa mucha controversia. dicen que este hotel tiene la peor vista del mundo. usted se os quedarÍa en este hotel? vea esto y me lo platica. israel recibe a mÁs de 3 millones de turistas al aÑo. pero quÉ pensarÍas yo te como turista le proponen hospedarse en el hotel con la peor vista del mundo porque es tendencia y el que estÁ de moda en ese momento? estÁ ubicado justo frente al controversial muro, en la ciudad de belÉn. si te quedas una noche tu vista puede ser de la torre de guardia israelÍ. el estilo del hotel es provocativo controversial. huÉspedes rodeados de piezas de arte que hablan del conflicto palestino israelÍ. el controversial hotel ha llamado la atenciÓn no sólo por su ubicaciÓn sino por su exhibiciÓn de arte que al fin y al cab

assumed authorship of this ordinance from former district 11 supervisor john avalos.and supervisor avalos had introduced this resolution originally on the heels of the closure of little city garden district 11. it was a beloved favorite garden there was a national model for urban farming. and after the closure and the realization that in order to be able to sustain urban agriculture in the city, farmers really need stable use of land that can't be taken away when the farm is at its most productive state. we have a long history in the city of supporting urban agriculture. in 2009 former mayor gavin newsom signed executive order 903 which was the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco. in 2011 we modified the planning code to allow urban agriculture in all zones, and supported as recently as 2014 the creation of the state's first urban agricultural sensitive zone throughout the city to evaluate possible sites for urban agriculture. through the process legislative process, there has been some questions about competing priorities for land use such as housing. which, is a huge priority

it just demonstrates our communities commitment to the equity in outside metrics john avalos at the time and supporting proposition b which i know had questions about it sorry difficult to do a set-aside even when we believe in the value for the department like open space and park. because we know that ties our hands around making budgetary decisions annually equity metrics i've a couple questions on that. before i get to that could you talk about the pse program? i'm curious how long did it take those individuals to get to the captain level and how many individuals are generally in the pse program? congratulations, by the way. that's great to hear. >> thank you. we work with human services pfts come to us through a variety of different ways. but i think what we are talking about is pre-apprentice. most of those employees come to us through the human services agency. frankly, given--we could use your help in thinking on this-wwe would like more.. there are real recruitment issues right now. trying to get people into these roles. but we have somewhere between 100-200 and a variety of diff

assumed authorship of this ordinance from former district 11 supervisor john avalos.and supervisor avalos had introduced this resolution originally on the heels of the closure of little city garden district 11. it was a beloved favorite garden there was a national model for urban farming. and after the closure and the realization that in order to be able to sustain urban agriculture in the city, farmers really need stable use of land that can't be taken away when the farm is at its most productive state. we have a long history in the city of supporting urban agriculture. in 2009 former mayor gavin newsom signed executive order 903 which was the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco. in 2011 we modified the planning code to allow urban agriculture in all zones, and supported as recently as 2014 the creation of the state's first urban agricultural sensitive zone throughout the city to evaluate possible sites for urban agriculture. through the process legislative process, there has been some questions about competing priorities for land use such as housing. which, is a huge priority

district today i'm speaking as a a private citizen and small business owner but service with supervisor avalosith the worker's comp as all of us know the mission has gentrification of residential and small business owners with the impact of the what is striking the 14 mission and the fire that happened adjacent it is ties to see small businesses adapt and try to give back to the communities i definitely recommend for you guys to move forward as approve that will continue there the legacy business for latinos in the san francisco mission district that have a positive impact in the opportunity thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is tony and i lived in the mission district since 1972 and also the chairman the board of directors of the vocal school the two gentlemen that came to us and talked about their marijuana locating in the mission we passed it unanimously after they presented it to us the gentleman was a great friend of the past executive director so we you know we discussed it thoroughly and looked at it it very careful

assumed authorship of this ordinance from former district 11 supervisor john avalos.and supervisor avalos had introduced this resolution originally on the heels of the closure of little city garden district 11. it was a beloved favorite garden there was a national model for urban farming. and after the closure and the realization that in order to be able to sustain urban agriculture in the city, farmers really need stable use of land that can't be taken away when the farm is at its most productive state. we have a long history in the city of supporting urban agriculture. in 2009 former mayor gavin newsom signed executive order 903 which was the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco. in 2011 we modified the planning code to allow urban agriculture in all zones, and supported as recently as 2014 the creation of the state's first urban agricultural sensitive zone throughout the city to evaluate possible sites for urban agriculture. through the process legislative process, there has been some questions about competing priorities for land use such as housing. which, is a huge priority