is a lot of anger and animosity from the general public toward police officers. that leads to more issues. the incarceration rate is very but there istate, a lot of criminal intent in the -- on par witht other countries, they do not deal with the levels of violence and aggression and anger. we do have a lot we need to fix things -- general animosity towards those in law if that were to -- we cannot have a system of anarchy. the united states is not set up like that, we are set up to be peaceful. in terms of what has been reported, there is way too much divisiveness towards those in law-enforcement. host: is there a way to change that? caller: there are different training forms. in the ways that law-enforcement officers are trained. apple yout a ripe take it right from the branch of a tree, you do not take it from the ground. those who have been in law enforcement for many years say they have a set way of doing things which may not flow correctly with the way society wants to be treated. it's are going -- new recruits are going to renew procedures -- through new p

we have three in the general public comment -- any general public comment at this time? hearing none, we will move the agenda. we have the employee of the month, and recognize lisa leui. from the office of adult protective services. come forth. [applause] >> so -- sorry, so lisa, you are being honored today from your colleagues in adult protective services. but the truth is that i had the privilege of working with lisa on the fifth floor sharing space with adriana, and making sure that the folks that came through the door were welcomed. but in addition to this, this is what i remember, lisa would come to me and she would say, is there anything i can do for you. are you sure there isn't something i can do for you. you know, i actually like the fax machine because i can make it work. and i would head to the fax and no, i can do that for you. it was extended yourself to me, who is busy but not as busy as some other people in this room. to make sure that i had the tools and the things that i needed to make that particular day to go as well as it could go. in addition to that

remaining status quo, still the majority among the taiwanese general public, but the problem is that the definition of status quo is very still in dubious. what is status quo? there's different interpretati interpretation. [inaudible] sovereignty still cover the mainland according to the constitution, taiwan has already become independent country so that no need to declare independence. but the prc six to 1992 consensus but only on the one china part is the individual interpretation. so the one china party support the interpretation of the so-called status quo. so the general public's preference to status quo only reflect a desire of maintaining stability. it's a situation. it takes a different kind of policy. so even all these twists and turns, let us try to figure out other aspects from the economic vintages, study again, neither -- conducted by duke university in cooperation with the national university. so in the spring of 2014, change the public for spectrum, different from general expectation as we can see from figure three in the video. figure three here shows that general pub

we have three in the general public comment -- any general public comment at this time? hearing none, we will move the agenda. we have the employee of the month, and recognize lisa leui. from the office of adult protective services. come forth. [applause] >> so -- sorry, so lisa, you are being honored today from your colleagues in adult protective services. but the truth is that i had the privilege of working with lisa on the fifth floor sharing space with adriana, and making sure that the folks that came through the door were welcomed. but in addition to this, this is what i remember, lisa would come to me and she would say, is there anything i can do for you. are you sure there isn't something i can do for you. you know, i actually like the fax machine because i can make it work. and i would head to the fax and no, i can do that for you. it was extended yourself to me, who is busy but not as busy as some other people in this room. to make sure that i had the tools and the things that i needed to make that particular day to go as well as it could go. in addition to that

. >> to comment on each item and on about general public comment and when you make public comment please comment to the commission in order to allowing allow equal time neither the commission more staff will comment during general public comment but the staff may answer questions when did public comment is done on item 2 the president's report. >> briefly i know we'll hear more about this from staff i want to congratulate all with outlands a huge success and give me the normal kinds of challenges traffic, etc. he think everybody did an extraordinary job. >> monument to make public comment under the president's report. >> not yet. >> okay. >> you would be the first to comment. >> i think under general public comment seeing none, public comment is closed we're on item 3 which is the general manager report. >> good morning commissioners former vacationed are just about over my kids are back in school what a great summer for rec and park a quick overview in summary we provided for 80 different that summer camps 12 thousand plus individuals participated in the camps phil our camps to 93 capac

we have three in the general public comment -- any general public comment at this time? hearing none, we will move the agenda. we have the employee of the month, and recognize lisa leui. from the office of adult protective services. come forth. [applause] >> so -- sorry, so lisa, you are being honored today from your colleagues in adult protective services. but the truth is that i had the privilege of working with lisa on the fifth floor sharing space with adriana, and making sure that the folks that came through the door were welcomed. but in addition to this, this is what i remember, lisa would come to me and she would say, is there anything i can do for you. are you sure there isn't something i can do for you. you know, i actually like the fax machine because i can make it work. and i would head to the fax and no, i can do that for you. it was extended yourself to me, who is busy but not as busy as some other people in this room. to make sure that i had the tools and the things that i needed to make that particular day to go as well as it could go. in addition to that

president's report. >> not yet. >> okay. >> you would be the first to comment. >> i think under general public comment seeing none, public comment is closed we're on item 3 which is the general manager report. >> good morning commissioners former vacationed are just about over my kids are back in school what a great summer for rec and park a quick overview in summary we provided for 80 different that summer camps 12 thousand plus individuals participated in the camps phil our camps to 93 capacity our learner to swim programs were a huge success 4 thousand at 96 capacity those are programs to teach kids how to swim we awarded nearly 5 thousand scholarships $750,000 for all to participate participants learned on some form of skwlip one in 3 and 90 percent of the folks that took the end felt summer survey recommend rec and park exams a hearty graugsz congratulation to bob and his division for all the tremendous work bob is on his way to camp mather with 70 kids with our teen experience are a variety of underserved kids now the fifth summer we've done this what is amazing about the program several

. >> general public comment allows members of the public to comment generally on the matter of commission's purview and not on today's agenda and agenda items for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the general public today that would like to comment on any matters that are not on the agenda? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we should give a shout out to all of our tv viewers. we've been getting fan mail all month and we want to let them know that we love them. >> we have no competition with land use. >> we are in an open time slot today. so for people out there watching us. >> let's move on. item no. 3 is approval of the august 10, 2015, regular meeting minutes. do we have a motion? >> i motion to approve. >> second. >> i second. >> commissioner adams made a motion, commissioner riley seconded. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? item no. 4. discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on bos file no. 150270 public works code contractor parking plan. this ordinance amends the

. >> we're on item 12 general public comment continues from item 4 anyone want to make general public comment that didn't comment under item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed. item 13 is commissioners matters >> this item is designed to allow the commissions to raise issues they believe the commission should address t at future meetings are there any. >> we have a shadows case coming in september and october. >> yes. >> i believe the one in october is on. >> 363. >> gene i understand other projects in the pipeline if we could have an accumulate active shadows study done prior it that had been helpful to evaluate the shadow cases camtc before us in october. >> anyone else? . seeing none, public comment is closed. arrest 14 new business agenda settings >> commissioners. public comment is closed. >> 15 communications commissioners? public comment? this item is closed >> item 16 adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> thank you. >> thank . >> hello. thank you everybody for coming to our launching of the keep chinatown clean program i'm rita executive director with chinese newc

president's report. >> not yet. >> okay. >> you would be the first to comment. >> i think under general public comment seeing none, public comment is closed we're on item 3 which is the general manager report. >> good morning commissioners former vacationed are just about over my kids are back in school what a great summer for rec and park a quick overview in summary we provided for 80 different that summer camps 12 thousand plus individuals participated in the camps phil our camps to 93 capacity our learner to swim programs were a huge success 4 thousand at 96 capacity those are programs to teach kids how to swim we awarded nearly 5 thousand scholarships $750,000 for all to participate participants learned on some form of skwlip one in 3 and 90 percent of the folks that took the end felt summer survey recommend rec and park exams a hearty graugsz congratulation to bob and his division for all the tremendous work bob is on his way to camp mather with 70 kids with our teen experience are a variety of underserved kids now the fifth summer we've done this what is amazing about the program several

calling for general public comment. we still have some work to do, calling for general public comment? seeing none public comment is closed but if you can bare with me for a second because we are about to close this meeting in the memory of 2 people and that is jim micko and [inaudible] thank you very much and the meeting is adjourned. commissioners, review of past events of the planning commission staff report and announcements >> again departments that. i have no report for you at this hearing could >> that places under commissioner matus. item 3 presidents report and announcements >> i've no reported >> item 4, consideration of adoption for the store preservation commission interview committee meeting of july 15, 2015. >> any comments or considerations? does any member of the couple public wish to comment on the draft meeting minutes of july 15? seeing none, we will close public comment. another motion to approve? >> i moved to approve the minutes >> second >> thank you commissioners on a motion to adopt the minutes

. >> general public comment is open and seeing none e seeing no member of the public we'll close public comment and before we adjourn i'd like to thank sophisticating staff jim and others mr. clerk. >> item 78 adjournment. >> colleagues, we're adjourned >> good morning and welcome to actually the very first subcommittee of the transportation authority for timma, the treasure island mobility management agency for today, thursday, july 30th. my name is jane kim, i'm chairing this committee. i'm joined by committee members, supervisor christensen, who serves as vice-chair, and supervisor wiener. mr. clerk, may we take roll call please. >> roll call, commissioner christensen. >> here. >> commissioner kim? >> here. >> kim, present >> commissioner wiener. >> present. >> wiener present and we have a quorum. >> i want to recognize sfgovtv that make pos all of our meetings available online, as well as a transcript >> please call item no. 2. >> progress update on the treasure island transportation implementation plan information item. >> this is our only item of substance. it's an information ite

but we also want to appeal to the general public, so we put out other examples of artifacts related to the civil war, these paintings and personal effects, for creates an experience what the soldiers were going throughout the time. it is not just looking at a piece of technology, but also the people that were involved. it puts a face on. it is a collection that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. it is a once-in-a-lifetime collection. response voting for the museum to be a caretaker for this collection. >> c-span cities tour will be nebraska to learn about omaha. it will start on friday at 6:00 p.m., eastern. >> our congressional series -- inues with mike cost bost. welcome congressman mike bost. i see that there is a marine corps flag on your pin. you are a former firefighter and a beauty shop owner.

it's more important that you make the books or articles, whatever you're writing accessible to a general public so they'll be interested. how many people do we run into who say history is not my thing. part of it is they never read interesting history and never had good history teachers and professors that make it accessible and make them understand how important it is. it's certainly true that it's declining. i think history is being emphasized less in secondary schools. and we have seen that at the academy and we have done some testing of of incoming freshman and covered that over time that their knowledge not just of history in general but american history has declined dramatically over time and that part of that is that it's not a subject that's emphasized. and that is somewhat understandable because there is so much to do in high school and knowledge is expanding. but to sacrifice not just heritage but the knowledge of the past and the mistakes that people made in the past because mistakes -- you learn more from mistakes than you do from successes. and the youngsters coming into college no

she certainly would have been known by the general public as two very prominent women with both in apolitical sense, but also in a cultural sense, as well. >> this is one of my favorite buttons in the collection. it says continue with ya canutsen. matt talks about the transition of generations of women and how that relates to what's going on in the nation at large. coya in some ways pays the price of the changing view of women in the 1940s and 50s after world war ii ends. this is a photograph of her with her husband, andy, in front of andy's hold and he play aes prominent role in how her career sends. >> yeah. up to this point in the story, there's so many women who come to congress through that connection to their husband, through some kind of familial connection. and coya loser her congressional career because of that familial connection. she came up through the -- first of all, she's from -- she represented a district in minnesota for two terms. but she came up through the democratic farmer labor party in minnesota. and that is how she got her political start. she served in the mi

. >> general public comment is open and seeing none, e seeing no member of the public we'll close public comment and before we adjourn i'd like to thank sophisticating staff jim and others mr. clerk. >> item 78 adjournment. >> colleagues, we're adjourned >> good morning is monday, july 27, 2015, welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco full board of supervisors my name is supervisor john alavos the chair and joined to any left by supervisor malia cowen and we'll be joined shortly by supervisor katie tang we have an item number one we'll call a moment later and we have some last minute discussions about possible amendments to the measure we'll hold off think outside the box that one awhile that item is diagnose discussed in my office but item 2 announced the clerk the alyssa and today's meeting is broadcast presiding officer jim smith and jennifer lowe madam clerk, any announcements? >> completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 8th

item a, general public comment. is there general public comments not on the egenda?adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor, we are now adjourned. it is 955 a.m. i have a brief recess and reconvene at the building inspection commission. thank >> good morning. today is wednesday august 19, 20s 15. this is regular meetding of building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to fern off all electronic gises. the first item is roll call. president mccarthy, here. vice president mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, present. commissioner clinch, here. commissioner mill gar and walker are excused. we have a quorum and the next item is president announcements >> good morning everybody and thank you for attending the august 19, 2015 meeting. i have some comments from president announcements. congratulations to director hui and dbi executive team which is finalizing the department plan setting dpoles and [inaudible] join the next current and coming fiscal your. the strategic blan will be post odthen int

. >> general public comment allows members of the public to comment generally on the matter of commission's purview and not on today's agenda and agenda items for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the general public today that would like to comment on any matters that are not on the agenda? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we should give a shout out to all of our tv viewers. we've been getting fan mail all month and we want to let them know that we love them. >> we have no competition with land use. >> we are in an open time slot today. so for people out there watching us. >> let's move on. item no. 3 is approval of the august 10, 2015, regular meeting minutes. do we have a motion? >> i motion to approve. >> second. >> i second. >> commissioner adams made a motion, commissioner riley seconded. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? item no. 4. discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on bos file no. 150270 public works code contractor parking plan. this ordinance amends the

item a, general public comment. is there general public comments not on the egenda? seeing none, item f, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor, we are now adjourned. it is 955 a.m. i have a brief recess and reconvene at the building inspection commission. thank >> good morning. today is wednesday august 19, 20s 15. this is regular meetding of building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to fern off all electronic gises. the first item is roll call. president mccarthy, here. vice president mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner

thanks to alex haley and roots he did a great service to the general public in getting people interested into something that is beyond just the right here and right now and to really look into the achievements of their ancestors. and how they were able to get where they were thanks to their ancestors. chris the c-span cities tour continue with a look at the history of literary life of lincoln, nebraska. that starts monday essence :00 p.m. eastern on span. -- at 6:00 p.m., eastern on c-span. chuck schumer announced he will vote against the nuclear agreement with iran. here is the response from white house press secretary josh earnest. josh: i will like to get straight to iran and to the very large scale chuck schumer and eliot engel how well is the administration suffer to avoid the otherwise loyal democrat join to the group. do you want to choose the -- over diplomacy? making a common cause. josh: mark, the president stands by the arguments he made a speech on american university on wednesday. you cited the two members of congress come out in opposition to the deal since the president de

surrounding visitors is sort of agree gated and orgdz in a much successful and inviting way to the general public. >> how parking is the parking proposed consist with zoned parking requirements. >> yes. it is as mentioned within c-3 district no requirement for any parking for any use, however the residential development is principally permitted up to 25 space for each units this project provides and office development is limit to the total of 7 ferris this is consistent with that gone of the more restrictive parking caps in the country and we're fine with that respect is code compliant. >> how many parking spaces with the commercial. >> i'd like to look at the specific be within the 7 percent total. >> all right. >> and then height is the biggest one the code compliant will not add the heights there are certain parcels aid appreciate your desires in talking with me offline he think this is important to justify the heights not as a trade off for public benefit we don't want to set that precedence but the heights works we spent time it would be helpful- there aren't a lot of visual diaphragms of di

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. >> general public comment is open and seeing none, e seeing no member of the public we'll close public comment and before we adjourn i'd like to thank sophisticating staff jim and others mr. clerk. >> item 78 adjournment. >> colleagues, we're adjourned

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any other general public comment? g none, this item is closed. we're off and on item 5 the consent calendar. would anyone like to make public comment on the consent calendar? being none, public comment is closed -- >> richard. >> sorry, richard, come on up. >> thank you. on the public comment, i wanted to be able to say some of the comments that i had spoken of, specifically balboa park. there in the committee, i looked at the concept plan and it looked very congested, very crowded. and i wanted to try to make more space available there. such as making use of a rock garden, which can be then in the summer months such as now, made into a nice little wading pond for kids to walk around. so it wouldn't be just the big guys swimming there. the little guys can also have strollers around there and can wade around. it's a rock garden to the configuration in front of the pool area. so it won't be simply a place where you could have a couple of cars to park at. so that is one comment i had to say about balboa park. another one

item a, general public comment. is there general public comments not on the egenda? seeing none, item f, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor, we are now adjourned. it is 955 a.m. i have a brief recess and reconvene at the building inspection commission. thank >> good morning. today is wednesday august 19, 20s 15. this is regular meetding of building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to fern off all electronic gises. the first item is roll call. president mccarthy, here. vice president mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, present. commissioner clinch, here. commissioner mill gar and walker are excused. we have a quorum and the next item is president announcements >> good morning everybody and thank you for attending the august 19, 2015 meeting. i have some comments from president announcements. congratulations to director hui and dbi executive team which is finalizing the department plan setting dpoles and [inaudible] join the next current and coming fiscal your. the strategic blan w

the one thing that i have come to realize that the general public by no and a mouse silly confident that the general public does not know is we are creating a permanent underclass of american citizen, of second class by the millions. because once you are a convicted felon, you are a second-class citizen until the day your data in - - die. deere debt to society is never paid. ever. we are supposed to incur some -- incarcerate we are supposed to punish and make people better to get them back into society as a better person but i promise you that is not happening. if we didn't have the advocacy groups around this country that we do today like the heritage foundation and others i cannot tell you how bad this society would be ended many cases with the of low-level first time offender cases, a society their families into ease and the system has failed them that we stick them in prison we should not have an option for failure they're supposed to have programs to benefit them and i can assure you where i was we have a dull continuing education programs. but as i stand here and these are real exa

is it accessible to the general public gore is a scholarly? >> guest: i hope to reach multiple audiences i hope to reach students and colleagues and other historians but i wanted a ride -- a wider public to reach it i think many people can relate to this story that the '60s are a critical time in american history many changes affirmative action and, of black studies they all come out of this period it and what is at the heart is human trauma said there are people stories and lives at the center of the book. so not to make a scholar the intervention but it is the human story and the incredible struggle and aspiration and contributions >> host: we are here at birth western university. was that a hot spot for the black movement? >> guest: surprisingly it was you would not think that we would see illinois a or lake michigan to be a hotbed but in its own way it was. with the local civil rights struggle as important organizations and leadership to impact the students many who came from chicago there was a small group of black students who were here

the general public really didn't see this note. the average salary for a worker during the civil war in 1869 was about $25 a month. most people never really got to see john quincy adams on a note. grover cleveland was on our thousand dollar bill but he was on $20 bills during this time. james garfield appears on a note. this is a gold certificate that has his portrait and there is a mirror image of his portrait on a special kind of national bank note. it is called a brownback note issued in the 1880's. if you know garfield at all, he is known for a couple of things. one is he got assassinated. he had only been in office for seven months and died about 200 days later. for me the most important thing about garfield is that he was the only president that published a mathematic proof in a journal. this is a so-called trapezoidal proof of the pythagorean theorem. this was published in the journal of education back in 1876. garfield is on a bank note. graham is also on several different banknotes. here we have benjamin harrison , you don

passed unanimously and sergeant call the next line item. >> 3 general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, under police commission robert's rules of order neither i say police or commissioners are required to respond to questions but may provide a brief response the personnel shall refrain from entering into debates and please limit our comments to 3 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. >> i'm tom good evening president loftus and director hicks and chief suhr before i get hooked up sergeant kill shaw and the lieutenant before them have been spectacular representing little sfpd so for the public if only the rest of the force and members of the commission were as wonderful we would be a much wonderful city i want to say that before i say about the police number one presidents loftus not minute no particular about 3 months ago there will be a policy on cantonese not here i've been told it might be com

etfs are sophisticated investors like you understand they' re not for the general public. buy the fund, not the etf. gary: this is an important point. the etf is a stock trading with a demand and spread. embedded inside is this underlying stocks. that makes it a complicated thing to value that they e financial media -- anthony: there will be a market correction in our lifetime. in the next, do you anticipate they will be an etf is not able to liquidate because there is not enough trading ? bob: 80% probability. i cannot say 100. gary: they go into the market and sell them. a bid, yes or no? bob: maybe. i cannot remember the etf. this is going to happen. gary: liquidity in the markets. bob: the sophisticated traders are creating more shares and there are a lot more shares outstanding one responses are agreeing to support stuff that is a hidden -- support. that is a hidden part of the market. >> i am watching wall street week and i hope you are too. gary: we are going to say a word and you will get a reaction. bob: delta airlines. citibank. gary: favorite movie. bob: mr. rob

. >> host: a stranger written for management students or the general public? >> guest: is written for sociologists. i got my phd in sociology end of his intended to be for scholars of income inequality. if it s. and pacs for managers and practitioners of those mba students unhappy about that. the intended audience was really sociologists. it's nice that anyone reads it so i gathers her public appeal. >> host: princeton press has put this book out. use the word polish quite a bit. what is it mean to be polished? >> guest: polishes would interview with talk about presence and communication skills. soft skills. can you interact with the client? are you presentable to someone who's an executive? it varies from place to place. if you look at an advertising agency, the type of mannerisms valued may be different from law firms. likewise academia and different presentations in the corporate world. in this world it means a couple things. it means being formal without being too formal. having a sense of relaxation between you and the person you talk with is the reason w

. >> so item no. 4 is general public comment. if you would like to speak, please do come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] we'll re-open public comment. there is really no order. just come on up. >> we only have two minutes? >> yes. >> my name is bety mackey and i'm a resident of yerba buena island. the timma current plan for charging tolls to the residents is an extremely burdensome -- well, it's a big burden to all of the residents there. and it's unfair because we were not made aware as a community of the survey that was released in the fall of 2014. when i found out about it in 2015 and was in contact with rachel hyatt at timma, she generously offered to open the survey up to yb residents. this is another typical example of how my community is left out of all of the decision-making that goes on with any of the future planning with yb and ti. so i want to make you aware our community is a generous mix of people. we have guys out there who drive work vans and they are in those vans alone and their job is installing home security and other types of systems.

we have three in the general public comment -- any general public comment at this time? hearing none, we will move the agenda. we have the employee of the month, and recognize lisa leui. from the office of adult protective services. come forth. [applause] >> so -- sorry, so lisa, you are being honored today from your colleagues in adult protective services. but the truth is that i had the privilege of working with lisa on the fifth floor sharing space with adriana, and making sure that the folks that came through the door were welcomed. but in addition to this, this is what i remember, lisa would come to me and she would say, is there anything i can do for you. are you sure there isn't something i can do for you. you know, i actually like the fax machine because i can make it work. and i would head to the fax and no, i can do that for you. it was extended yourself to me, who is busy but not as busy as some other people in this room. to make sure that i had the tools and the things that i needed to make that particular day to go as well as it could go. in addition to that

we have three in the general public comment -- any general public comment at this time? hearing none, we will move the agenda. we have the employee of the month, and recognize lisa leui. from the office of adult protective services. come forth. [applause] >> so -- sorry, so lisa, you are being honored today from your colleagues in adult protective services. but the truth is that i had the privilege of working with lisa on the fifth floor sharing space with adriana, and making sure that the folks that came through the door were welcomed. but in addition to this, this is what i remember, lisa would come to me and she would say, is there anything i can do for you. are you sure there isn't something i can do for you. you know, i actually like the fax machine because i can make it work. and i would head to the fax and no, i can do that for you. it was extended yourself to me, who is busy but not as busy as some other people in this room. to make sure that i had the tools and the things that i needed to make that particular day to go as well as it could go. in addition to that

. >> thank you very much okay interning to item one general public comment this is an opportunity for people to speak on an item within the board's jurisdiction any general public comment seeing none, then we'll move to item 2 comments from the commissioners commissioner. >> welcome back mr. bryan. >> okay item 3 commissioners our consideration of the minutes of the august 5, 2015, meeting any additions, deletions, or changes additions? may i have a motion to approve the minutes as submitted. >> so moved. >> thank you any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, then we have a motion to do you want the minutes by the vice president commissioner fung commissioner president lazarus commissioner wilson commissioner swig thank you that motion carries 4 to zero >> the next item on the calendar is item 4 a rehearing request subject properties on leavenworth street the board received a letter from the appellants requesting a rehearing of the appeal brand new bark versus dpw was decided at this time the board voted it is code compliant the appellant is the construction of a wireless servic

item a, general public comment. is there general public comments not on the egenda? seeing none, item f, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor, we are now adjourned. it is 955 a.m. i have a brief recess and reconvene at the building inspection commission. thank >> good morning. today is wednesday august 19, 20s 15. this is regular meetding of building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to fern off all electronic gises. the first item is roll call. president mccarthy, here. vice president mar, here. commissioner lee, here. commissioner mccray, present. commissioner clinch, here. commissioner mill gar and walker are excused. we have a quorum and the next item is president announcements >> good morning everybody and thank you for attending the august 19, 2015 meeting. i have some comments from president announcements. congratulations to director hui and dbi executive team which is finalizing the department plan setting dpoles and [inaudible] join the next current and coming fiscal your. the strategic blan w

some areas are both education and information of the board might as well as, we hopefully the general public likes to watch the pursuit. on a wide range of topics. it is my firm belief that we kind of get into the cycle and becomes inside baseball. so, everyone's and in a while we need to stop and take a longer-term view and a wider view of some of the issues that are ahead of us not in that meeting in november will be devoted to that. i hope that you will ask all your family and friends to come out and participate. we just don't have an empty chamber here. so that's just a heads up as we go forward about a broader schedule. are there any other public comments about future agenda items? >> herbert leitner. i think the idea of a public forum is wonderful idea. >> i want to be very clear i set up board form. >> a board form they'll be open to the public. >> okay. i think it's a wonderful idea, what time will be held >> it will be in a regular meeting slot is a tender plan at this juncture a lot more details as we go for. >> one concern i have is is don't people work during these hours and how

. >> general public comment i've not received any general public comment requests so we'll move on from the community health community. >> this will be brief we heard today with dr. and leslie she's the director the response team known as b e f f e r and leslie the action committee for women in prison try care response team the bottom line we apartment the question we're thinking there are commissions will ask in terms of the emergency response are we prepared quantifyly we're prepared as evidenced by the response to the louisiana country and ebola the department route reviews capacities that are nationally required in terms of emergency response we're providing and meeting all of those and probably beyond when you look at what they're doing within the department with regards to training all the departments public health staff for the emergency response workers and working with the hospital counseled and assistance that is very much in presence today, the spearheaded approach to emergency prepares is through dim insurance through training and exercises and multiply scenarios that are co

passed unanimously and sergeant call the next line item. >> 3 general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, under police commission robert's rules of order neither i say police or commissioners are required to respond to questions but may provide a brief response the personnel shall refrain from entering into debates and please limit our comments to 3 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. >> i'm tom good evening president loftus and director hicks and chief suhr before i get hooked up sergeant kill shaw and the lieutenant before them have been spectacular representing little sfpd so for the public if only the rest of the force and members of the commission were as wonderful we would be a much wonderful city i want to say that before i say about the police number one presidents loftus not minute no particular about 3 months ago there will be a policy on cantonese not here i've been told it might be com

. >> 3 general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, under police commission robert's rules of order neither i say police or commissioners are required to respond to questions but may provide a brief response the personnel shall refrain from entering into debates and please limit our comments to 3 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. >> i'm tom good evening president loftus and director hicks and chief suhr before i get hooked up sergeant kill shaw and the lieutenant before them have been spectacular representing little sfpd so for the public if only the rest of the force and members of the commission were as wonderful we would be a much wonderful city i want to say that before i say about the police number one presidents loftus not minute no particular about 3 months ago there will be a policy on cantonese not here i've been told it might be coming soon i'm hoping it about come very, very, very so