this is nicole bohn speaking, mayor office of disability. thank you kate and colleagues for being here today. as the council knows and kate knows, very personal issue for me due to my own injury and so thank you to the council for continually bringing visibility to this topic and helping kate and everyone be held accountable and also do more, which we have been so thank you. and i will also support sheri's comments in that the mid-market crossing, which is right across from the civic center bart elevator and also home to the lighthouse and mayor office on disability, definitely still a issue. also with the bikeicals bicycles by the way, it may be time to re-educate the bicyclists especially during heavy commute times where it can be really tricky as more of us are thankfully returning to offices. i just want to express the mayor office on disability support for any other kind of public psa kind of messaging. we have found that the shared spaces psa is very well received. thank you to council members madrid and albers for starring in the vide

i would like to thank our guests, richard bohn for joining us and thank you to our viewers for tuning in. there are very few people or companies who are publicly opposed to whistle blowing. after all, was the blowing is always in the public interest, but support for whistle blowers is usually the exception. rather than the rule. the economist magazine said many years ago, whistle blowing is good for society, but bad for careers. it should be good for both. that's where we come in. evidence of waste, fraud, abuse or illegality should be shouted from the roof tops just like richard bellwood did. we're right there wrong. let's keep it up. i'm john kerry otto and you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 the a rushing rage, that means tanks or troops crossing the border race again we, there will be no longer we, we will they wanted to change the situation where western europe is dependent upon the russian guess to a situation. well, the western europe is dependent on n g a. m, or you can guess, and that's it. they did each actually face to be ukraine, the wall. so here

i would like to thank our guests, richard bohn for joining us and thank you to our viewers for tuning in. there are very few people or companies who are publicly opposed to us. so blowing after all was the blowing is always in the public interest. but support for whistle blowers is usually the exception. rather than the rule. the economist magazine said many years ago, whistle blowing is good for society, but bad for careers. it should be good for both. that's where we come in. evidence of waste, fraud, abuse or illegality should be shouted from the rooftops, just like richard. but what did or we're right there wrong. let's keep it up. i'm john carrie outgoing. you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 the, the top headlines right now and i'll to international as a rushes, defense of ministry size, the check engine, military unit, a cold, ok, lots has been ordered to be offensive and don't fast. while in odessa, as we understand russian forces, funk ukraine's last naval ship, also heading this program on speech, something was stopped by the american or any other ov

bohn. >> i want to thank you for your excellent presentation. how you gave the rational for the decision making as far as the public comment guidelines, i really appreciated how clear you were, and how you have gone through controversy and sure you will continue to do so, but i do want to thank you for your presentation because it was very helpful. thank you. >> you're welcome. i'm glad it was helpful. that's why we are here. >> thank you commissioner giraudo. commissioner chow. >> yes. ypt i want to thank you for the presentation and for the fact you are saying while we heard that the tiered system for the remote comment is not necessarily something that some people are agree to, that you have had indication that and within your own decision making in terms of the guidelines that this actually has come from the disability community, is that fair to say? >> i would say yes. it benefited some people with disabilities who benefit from being able to go first or give comment before other people. i think the thing and just listening to how we are tal

bohn. >> i want to thank you for your excellent presentation. how you gave the rational for the decision making as far as the public comment guidelines, i really appreciated how clear you were, and how you have gone through controversy and sure you will continue to do so, but i do want to thank you for your presentation because it was very helpful. thank you. >> you're welcome. i'm glad it was helpful. that's why we are here. >> thank you commissioner giraudo. commissioner chow. >> yes. ypt i want to thank you for the presentation and for the fact you are saying while we heard that the tiered system for the remote comment is not necessarily something that some people are agree to, that you have had indication that and within your own decision making in terms of the guidelines that this actually has come from the disability community, is that fair to say? >> i would say yes. it benefited some people with disabilities who benefit from being able to go first or give comment before other people. i think the thing and just listening to how we are tal

special thanks to our experiences nicole bohn from mayor's office of disability you have been helpful and provided good feedback and guidance on this project and thank lucas the ad accord narrator and access coordinator for rec and park and a friends to clay. and brian a planner for rec and park. and we appreciate his updates to the san francisco city mapful city flag and we want to thank mod senior building inspector is not here but helpful in getting us acquainted with accessibility upon standards and survey techniques. we thank you for giving us the time to present to you and listening. >> thank you >> thank you, we will move to public comment next. >> yes. and go to questions from the council and also welcome comments from our rec approximate park americans if than i have questions they would like to address. now can you have a seat and we will go to public comment and call you up when it is you are 73edded. spectacular. >> thank you. are there public comment on upon at this time. >> we have a member of the public joining person that would like to comment. >> thank you, so much th

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