and president of the commission mark buell. and when making a decision about who to appoint to the rec and park commission, it's really important to make sure that there are people who have a vast level of experience, but also a sincere love for the parks of san francisco. i grew up here as you all know and i remember a time when our parks were not in the best shape and what we're seeing now i believe is really a renaissance of san francisco parks because i've gone to a number of our parks especially during this pandemic and i've got to say they are very beautiful and in amazing shape and people are using them and enjoying them like never before. and that is definitely, of course, because of phil's leadership, but also because of the commissioners and the decisions that they make and being strategic about when we bring a parks bond to the people of san francisco and the people of san francisco say yes every single time because we love our parks and we want everyone to have a wonderful experience. look at how beautiful this area

. >> commissioner, buell, if it would be okay, we could chat between ourselves in front of all of you. >> president: well, let me say. so ashley, we've gone through the process and now is it open to commission comments. >> clerk: yeah. commissioners can have a discussion. if you want to ask any questions, that would be probably the best way to have a discussion among the department and the applicant so they can respond to your questions. >> president: thank you. so let me begin and ask dana, you believe that with the plywood this could work and i'm going to assume you also want to see a plan of just where the cars would be on the plywood before we officially authorize this permit assuming the commission is prepared to overturn the -- or grant the appeal. >> yeah. well the appeal was the denial of our permit for what they applied for. so i want to be clear, i believe that is the case. what they are now asking is if they submit a new proposal to us that involves plywood, will we approve it? and, deny is on the line and he can nod or shake his head, but i believe if we can do it and i wa

so i appreciate commissioner buell, your leadership in that regard. i also want to thank our general manager, phil, for ensuring we have the best park district in the country. it continues to be phenomenal. and, in particular, the leadership around ensuring the department's commitment to centers equity and access in all of our communities and in all of our parks. it is just, and has been, stellar. a few things i'm most proud of -- i'm proud of all that we have done. but a few things i will lift up i'm most proud of: one, the center -- the creation, rather of equity zones, and a commitment to driving resources, capital investments, into these long overlooked and much-in-need communities and neighborhoods has been stellar. the development of the internal equity plan, trying to ensure that internally and externally we are creating an equitable community and department. the department public statement decrying the murder of george floyd and a commitment to continuing to fight racism and systemic oppression of black people, again, phenomenal. as lisa just

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>> i think had the afghan military fought we would probably have seen the approach tosca buell get into the winter still under the control of the government of afghanistan. a lot of the outlying provinces would not have been. i would note it wasn't so much a collapse of the afghan military as collapse of the afghan government writ large. those two things happened together and they were completely linked together. when you consider one, i think you have to think about the other. >> additionally in retrospect, one of the areas of debate has been whether we should have startled our evacuation earlier. and i recognize that the government asked us not to start our evacuation early. can you speak to what you now know and whether it would have been smarter and more effective if we started to evacuate personnel a year in advance or six months in advance or any time in advance? >> could i ask the senator to -- >> i apologize. i didn't realize my time was expired. i'm submit that for the record. >> senator fisher, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i, too, would like to thank our military men an

and president of the commission mark buell.ecision about who to appoint to the rec and park commission, it's really important to make sure that there are people who have a vast level of experience, but also a sincere love for the parks of san francisco. i grew up here as you all know and i remember a time when our parks were not in the best shape and what we're seeing now i believe is really a renaissance of san francisco parks because i've gone to a number of our parks especially during this pandemic and i've got to say they are very beautiful and in amazing shape and people are using them and enjoying them like never before. and that is definitely, of course, because of phil's leadership, but also because of the commissioners and the decisions that they make and being strategic about when we bring a parks bond to the people of san francisco and the people of san francisco say yes every single time because we love our parks and we want everyone to have a wonderful experience. look at how beautiful this area here is at lincoln

. >> commissioner, buell, if it would be okay, we could chat between ourselves in front of all of youashley, we've gone through the process and now is it open to commission comments. >> clerk: yeah. commissioners can have a discussion. if you want to ask any questions, that would be probably the best way to have a discussion among the department and the applicant so they can respond to your questions. >> president: thank you. so let me begin and ask dana, you believe that with the plywood this could work and i'm going to assume you also want to see a plan of just where the cars would be on the plywood before we officially authorize this permit assuming the commission is prepared to overturn the -- or grant the appeal. >> yeah. well the appeal was the denial of our permit for what they applied for. so i want to be clear, i believe that is the case. what they are now asking is if they submit a new proposal to us that involves plywood, will we approve it? and, deny is on the line and he can nod or shake his head, but i believe if we can do it and i want to be very clear that a gardener o

and president of the commission mark buell.to appoint to the rec and park commission, it's really important to make sure that there are people who have a vast level of experience, but also a sincere love for the parks of san francisco. i grew up here as you all know and i remember a time when our parks were not in the best shape and what we're seeing now i believe is really a renaissance of san francisco parks because i've gone to a number of our parks especially during this pandemic and i've got to say they are very beautiful and in amazing shape and people are using them and enjoying them like never before. and that is definitely, of course, because of phil's leadership, but also because of the commissioners and the decisions that they make and being strategic about when we bring a parks bond to the people of san francisco and the people of san francisco say yes every single time because we love our parks and we want everyone to have a wonderful experience. look at how beautiful this area here is at lincoln park and this is j

. >> commissioner, buell, if it would be okay, we could chat between ourselves in front of all of you. >> president: well, let me say. so ashley, we've gone through the process and now is it open to commission comments. >> clerk: yeah. commissioners can have a discussion. if you want to ask any questions, that would be probably the best way to have a discussion among the department and the applicant so they can respond to your questions. >> president: thank you. so let me begin and ask dana, you believe that with the plywood this could work and i'm going to assume you also want to see a plan of just where the cars would be on the plywood before we officially authorize this permit assuming the commission is prepared to overturn the -- or grant the appeal. >> yeah. well the appeal was the denial of our permit for what they applied for. so i want to be clear, i believe that is the case. what they are now asking is if they submit a new proposal to us that involves plywood, will we approve it? and, deny is on the line and he can nod or shake his head, but i believe if we can do it and i wa