as commissioner buell just said we are limited to 15 minutes for item 4. we have item 12 for anyone else who would like to speak. >> good morning, i'm here to wear the hats for friends of camp mather. i wanted to give you a report of a very successful september 20th celebration of the 90th celebration of camp mather. as you know honored the brave campers who saved from the rim fire. i would like to say thank you and it went quite a bit above it's value. that was an incredible gift to us. we also wish to thank the department for

as commissioner buell just said we are limited to 15 minutes for item 4. we have item 12 for anyone else who would like to speak. >> good morning, i'm here to wear the hats for friends of camp mather. i wanted to give you a report of a very successful september 20th celebration of the 90th celebration of camp mather. as you know honored the brave campers who saved from the rim fire. i would like to say thank you and it went quite a bit above it's value. that was an incredible gift to us. we also wish to thank the department for your generous support of staff time and the use of beautifully renovated lake merced boat house and we are thankful to general manager for the auctioneer. it was amazing because this was also after all a fundraiser. i have the numbers. our ticket sales were $9550. donation 5, we netted $23,000. we are so grateful this money can now be put to use for safety, equipment and supplies for the camp in the coming years to protect it against fires and other things that might come it's way. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next s

. >> commissioner buell? >> yes. >> commissioner low? >> yes. >> commissioner bonilla? >> yes. >> commissioner harrison? >> yes. >> commissioner levitan? >> no. >> commissionermcdonnell is gone for the way. >> yes, he had an important meeting. >> so therefore, it is approved. >> we're on item 9. >> commissioner the items before you is discussion on action to approve the allocation of $645,000 to fund the deferred maintenance projects of which there are propelled sharon meadow repair and renovation and nursery roof replacement, mission playground fence replacement and hamilton pool shell replacement. >> for context commissioners in february of 2010 the commission approved the annual use, 50% of the annual fund balance in the open space fund contingency reserve to undertake much-needed deferred maintenance projects through the rec and park system. for '14 and '15, the open space fund contingency reserve balance totaled $1,598,531, and the contingency reserve strait of juan de fuca three subfund balances are in your packets attachment a if you wanteded to see those. 50% al

commissioner buell. >> thank you.say at the outset i'm going to call general public comment out of order, so people can speak now and i know there are a lot of people who want to speak on this issue. and we want to hear what you have to say. can i have a show of hands of people who intend to speak. seeing that number of people i'm going to allow two minutes per person. it's going to be a long day, but we want to hear you. there is an overflow room downstairs and there are cards there and when people are ready to speak and coming up we'll allow them plenty of time and call them in groups, so they can come up. i would ask the audience when you give public comment to try and keep it as direct and relevant to the subject-matter. we would have put this on the agenda, but it came up too late legally to put it on the agenda and that is why i'm providing this public comment period now in order to hear it. and i would ask that you be respectful of all points of views, and we can get through this as fast as possible. but we're

hear it for don that in a before we bring the next speakers up i want to thank first of all, this buelln we're going to cut was a maid by that the ribbon zircon the 4r6b9 community betsycy ross and thank audrey and john wood for putting together this program and for bringing up this to our community i want to thank a project like this doesn't happen we have a major city department and city staff that have worked very, very hard to make this happen including the department of public works and john dennis our project manager so thank you to the dpw team and our planning department, our director of planning director ram and rick that helped to bring this and the mta we had to move the overhead wires but edward reiskin from the mta made that happen and the contractor we're appreciative for the work that the dba lot brothers did and finally before i bring up the next speaker i want to acknowledge several of my colleagues are here the folks that funded the project but the board of supervisors appropriated the money to make this project happen so two of my colleagues are here the president of

i'm trying through the chair buell i can speak to get to the eminent domain by out. there hasn't been anything built and it also has the class structure which would be beautiful for trying to develop income on that particular part of san francisco of the financed area. the statute of limitations, i don't know how long they last for. it would be for the attorney. i'm trying to see the ambition to buy out 500 pine street through the buy out procedure and it would turn into mayor lee's plans. i have plans that would easily be structured as a park area and maybe a house approach. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who would like to make general public comment at this time? >> being none, this item is closed we are now on item 5, the consent calendar. is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? >> richard, did you want to? >> i would look at the plans of the north piece deimagine i -- area and i used a shortcut to get in the play area to slide down that pole in that particular corner. i'm proposing we can have an access stairway and t

2005, phil ginsburg had no experience with rec and park, but he was -- [speaker not understood] mark buellade a large donation to gavin newsom and became head of rec and park and suddenly rec and park's budget was cut dramatically and got rid of all of their rec and park employees. what they did, they started to hire 6-figure employees who they gave bonuses to, to find people who would donate to rec and park to help rec and park and all of a sudden rec and park stopped serving the people in the city and started serving people with money. and what you have seen over the last five years with privatization is there is more emphasis on people with money than there are with people in the community that pay for the you ballot measures that rec and park has been paying for. so i want to thank the people in the mission for pointing this out. it's going all through town and as affected -- they are trying to keep the fields open much longer to collect as much money as possible. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> elizabeth. >> hi. i lived right across from mission playground since 1992 until 2005 w

. -- don carlos buell. it had bought at perryville and repulsed the confederate invasion at perryville in 1862. rosecrans replaced him. then on december 31, rosecrans fights the battle of stones river, or murfreesboro. this is an important battle. it's one of the 10 biggest battles of the war. it's about the same size as shiloh, does much more famous. -- which is much more famous. it's important for two reasons, i think. at the end of the battle am of the union army held its ground and the confederates retreat. we hear so much about the battles around richmond here. despite all the losses, the army of the potomac under grant didn't retreat. the same thing could be said for rosecrans in 1862 or 1863 at stones river. but there's another reason, psychological. december 1862 was probably the low point of the union war effort. the disaster at fredericksburg. lincoln said there if there is a place worse than hell, i'm in it. all of a sudden grant thinks that he can take vicksburg with the supply depot destroyed.

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