. >> chair ronen: is darcy brown here? no. and is daniel kling here? come on up. >> good morning. >> chair ronen: good morning. hi how are you? >> doing well, thanks. my name is daniel kling. i've served a couple of terms on the graffiti advisory board. i work for recology. i'm a san francisco homeowner. i have two children in the san francisco public schools, and i am a former public educator. i see the graffiti advisory board as an opportunity for me to give back to my adopted city. i came from chicago, and one thing that i really feel strongly about is, you know, helping san francisco be a clean, liveable, and blight-free city. so serving on the board is something that i can do to give back to the city and be a model to my kids. >> chair ronen: can you just tell us about any accomplishments that you feel that the board has made over the couple of years that you've been on it? >> sure. working with then supervisor now mayor breed on the graffiti penalties. i serve on the law enforcement advisory subcommittee, and working with the district attorney's

. >> chair ronen: is darcy brown here? no. and is daniel kling here? come on up. >> good morning. >> chair ronen: good morning. hi how are you? >> doing well, thanks. my name is daniel kling. i've served a couple of terms on the graffiti advisory board. i work for recology. i'm a san francisco homeowner. i have two children in the san francisco public schools, and i am a former public educator. i see the graffiti advisory board as an opportunity for me to give back to my adopted city. i came from chicago, and one thing that i really feel strongly about is, you know, helping san francisco be a clean, liveable, and blight-free city. so serving on the board is something that i can do to give back to the city and be a model to my kids. >> chair ronen: can you just tell us about any accomplishments that you feel that the board has made over the couple of years that you've been on it? >> sure. working with then supervisor now mayor breed on the graffiti penalties. i serve on the law enforcement advisory subcommittee, and working with the district attorney's