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commissioner harrison? commissioner harrison: just a question. i noticed that there's some concern about tree removal. >> he yes. commissioner harrison: how have you addressed that? >> great. i have a couple of slides. this is an image of existing tennis court and some of the undermining of the adjacent structural walls around the tennis courts. more close up image of the park. here's the current entrance to the park. let me see if i can get to one of the ones. so the relocation of the tennis courts would affect this set of trees in a thin strip of two access roads between the park, between the tennis court area and upper area. there's a series of seven trees. two trees have already fallen. one on to a house across the street and one across the tennis court. jim clark has gone out and looked at these trees. they are problematically swailted for that reason, but also the -- situated for that reason, but also the tennis court situation which would open up this area. so this came up at the last community meetings and we discussed it. in addition the

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commissioner harrison. commissioner harrison: what's the age? range you can accommodate now?rs old. 8 to 12. commissioner harrison: so you're looking forward to -- >> sorry, 6 to 12. as steven said, the goal would to go older. i'd leave that up to vicky and the other staff to determine how best to do that, whether they want to expand both older and the numbers or just expand the numbers and the age range that we have now. president buell: thank you. barring any further questions, could we get a motion? >> so moved. president buell: seconded. all those in favor. aye. no opposition. thank you very much, everybody, that participated in this. >> thank you, commissioner. >> we are on item number 10, the japanese teagarden. >> that's a hard act to follow. beautiful presentation, really. i was here at the operations committee meeting, as you know. this is sort of a culmination of a long process with the japanese teagarden. we started with request for proposals for new operator which was selected and carol has been in operation for two full years. beginning i think next -- beginning

commissioner harrison. commissioner harrison: i would like to commend karen for her outreach. these obviously in numbers that you did and the people that were there obviously did a good job. i thank you for that. commissioner buell: seeing no other comment, can i have a motion? >> so moved. commissioner buell: moved. seconded. all those in favor? opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. >> item eight, the rest room bond program. >> good afternoon, commissioners, dan mauer with the capital division, i'm standing in for marvin yee who is the manager for the rest room program. as margaret alluded to, this particular item on the agenda is to award a construction contract for the renovation groups one and two of this multiphased program. what i passed to margaret is some additional information that came to us after we submitted the package to you for your review. essentially it's a summary of bid results that came in as part of this process. and it also includes h.r.c. review of the bid from their aspect. as part of this we sent this package out which included six rest room faciliti

. >> commissioner harrison? >> commissioner lee took a lot of my thunder here. would the downtown park fund replenish? i notice on the open space fund, we used $2,600 so far. would the downtown park on the polish that? -- fund replenish that? the second question is, -- >> i am sorry, commissioner. what' $2600? >> in the opening page of the report -- union square. >> generally speaking, commissioner, any amount that the department is going to spend on the union square project, the lighting project, the entire amount would be covered by the downtown park fund. >> ok, thank you. the other question i have was, since we passed this in 10-11, do we need to amend that in order to use this downtown park fund? >> i do not think so, commissioner. i am not sure that you need to necessarily take action. certainly, as part of your motion for approving this item here today, can note that you would like us to make that change to the funding source. but from a legal standpoint, i do not think you must. of course, here i am offering legal advice and i am not an attorney. >> well

and when willie brown was our mayor, a lot of work came in on harrison street. so that whole area is changing. then it was the third round. in the 1970's, the neighborhood said, let us build a park there. then in the 1980's, when we first moved in, somebody once again brought it to our attention. it got as far as the drawings and then fell into the blue void also. and then we started working with the neighborhood, rec and parks, and then we had lots of meetings. after a year and half of talks, we finally got our park. it is build it and they will come, and they have not stopped coming. i am sure that is what will happen at 17th and folsom. definitely an area that could use open space. >> it iis there any other member of the public that would like to comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. commissioner's matters? is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. item 11. new business, the agenda setting. is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. item 12. communications. is the

commissioner harrison? commissioner harrison: just a question. i noticed that there's some concern about tree removal. >> he yes. commissioner harrison: how have you addressed that? >> great. i have a couple of slides.

it is flat and there is a bike lane on harrison and another on of valencia. it is very easy to reach without a car. like the carmeggdon that did not happen in los angeles, this is overblown. because san francisco is so obsessed with food and restaurant, i want to cite the "chronicle" 100 best restaurant list. there is one here -- this is not a whole wall. they have a seven course meal for $120 a person. this is on the corner of 17th street. i don't think these people pay $120 are going to come on the 14 mission. i don't want to malign them, but they're probably pretty entitled in their attitude, like they expect to get what they want. it says here in the "chronicle." street parking is generally easy. if these people pay $128 are not going to complain the parking is difficult, i don't see why they would pay any attention to this. this artwork is for you to share. [applause] >> thank you. after oscar, we have time for one more. >> the morning, commissioners. before i start, can everyone here in support of 70 and folsom part stand-up? [speaking spanish] this is

right here, tom harrison, who with the commission and we've been working hard to try to make sure that everything is going on. but you know, i was here 50 years ago. and to see it now is great history, what this looks like today and it is really fantastic and i think it is something of a greatness for everything. and i'm honored to be here, to be with this and to see it today and the most important part is, we're taking about, is the coit's tower 75ths anniversary. that is fantastic. so i'm honored to be here and so today we're also here with our, you know, our general manager now, our new general manager of the rec and park who's now doing a fantastic job and is on his way doing fantasticness for us today. it is my honor, our new general manager. right here. >> thank you,. martin. thank you speaker pelosi, mr. mayor, mark leno, aaron peskin. we are thrilled in the r.e.c. -- rec and park department to be the home of this incredible department. as you heard before, this is an inspirational symbol to the world. the mayor often talks about beacons on a hill. this is really a beacon on the

commissioner harrison: it really does. commissioner lee: the gentlemen that did the interior work, lynn brackett, who has appeared before the commission before, his company did the interior work of the tea house and the gift shop was also contracted to do this bridge as well. and for the first time i will say that this is the first time that the tea house in the japanese tea garden will be accessible. from going from the street into the large project. so the tea house now is fully accessible. a.d.a. accessible. this is terrific work and i think, you know, the community has from the beginning has really stepped up and i think it's fully appropriate to name the building after -- i mean, made it all happen. i remember when mr. hirose came before us just shortly before he passed away, i think it was just a few months after he spoke in front of this commission that he faffed away. and i think it's fitting that now that the vision that was outlined to this commission last year's finally coming through fruition that we should rec

were real rates of return there but within a few hours of this article appearing in bloomberg and harrison is reporting germany has just gone negative right and this is a trend that wall spread around the world as the crisis really becomes more pronounced around the world nobody in any of the g eight or g twenty countries is doing the right thing which would be to start to negotiate a new bretton woods agreement and to recalibrate the world's currency and for the dollar to take a massive devaluation against all these other currencies nobody's going to do that yet they're going to let the crisis you know as naomi klein calls it a disaster capitalism they're just let the disasters happen and then they try to grab as much as they can after the disasters happen there is no proactive policies whatsoever barack obama is a perfect poster child for disaster capitalism is that taking one proactive action at all is just letting this thing collapse which is great for bankers on wall street because it increases their fees it increases the debt load and it just makes them a part of this emerging klepto