twoix hawjs is on the top so this is near vertical cliff about 20 feet. what i would [inaudible] they'll close up the first and second floor [inaudible] and the rock land slide area in the rear [inaudible] i have 26 hawjs i will support their project if they work the ingene ears to stabilize the cliff for sure. that is the purpose of the continuance because my attorney has-we have come to a agreement with 26 hawjs and this sh the grument that they were both going to have a reciprocal situation where we-our engineers and consultant will remove the rocks and stabilize the cliff. the cliff stabilization is challenging because my house is within several inches at the base of the cliff, so 26 hawjs has come windup 2 plans. they engineers came windup 2 plans that dont work. they didn't tell us that. [inaudible] john wallace stabilized the 2007 land slide on broadway and volayo street one block from the house. that engineering firm does highened stuff, so they can handle this challenge. we hired them to review 26 hawjs 2 plans and it didn't work so we are having

in addition to doing the work between 26 hawjs and 35 aket voilateao the owner oz of 26 hawjs will pay for the [inaudible] the owner of 30 hawjs who is supportive 2406 project and anxious for that slope work to move head is here today if you have any questions for her she is happy >> student address those. 26 hawjs is trying to fix all 4 slopes and thrai are ready to move ahead and do that as soon as this appeal is conclude. thrai directed by dbi to pum the permit for the slope work which they did u but they can't move ahead with that until after the sequa appeal hearing. thaw put together a team that includes geotechnical engineer [inaudible] geologist [inaudible] who are expercent in their field. brent harass is a specialty contractor who is a expercent in these project. mr. [inaudible] is here today if you have any questions about the slope work. we also have the architect here if you have any questions. as you heard and as you know, dbi will thoroughly [inaudible] slope proposal submitted and make sure it is appropriate for the work in addition we already have a expercent team asse

gill hawjs. gill, come up. the owners of liverpool [inaudible] made recent headlines over the past few weeks, it suffered a fire in the building and working to repair and reopen but want to welcome them here today. liverpool [inaudible] started in 1973. prior to opening lils raffle traveled to liverpool to visit friend and soak up the pub life. he met a bar made in liverpool and they developed a relationship and brought her over to the united states here in san francisco and built [inaudible] for her. a true labor of love. eddy and [inaudible] and gill and jennifer hawjs bought liverpool lil in 2006 and maintained to what it is today. [inaudible] liver poom lives is on [inaudible] street [inaudible] of the presidio. it is one of our top neighborhood restaurants, everyone loves it. people go to lils to do everything from amazing food and french onion soup to hang outin the public. my dad used to frequent it as a bar patron for yoors growing up. the one thing i remember is going with my 2 parents as a only kid an

next speakers >> hello, my name is albert hawj. i'm also a student at city college and was at the protest yesterday that we taij staged. i am a life long learner because of a number of issues. when i first moved to san francisco in 2001 i found or 2002, i moved into the accessier neighborhood just a ways from city college and found that was the time for me to go back to school since i wasn't able to go immediately into college from high school. i want to tell you a tail of 2 city colleges. when

next speakers >> hello, my name is albert hawj. i'm also a student at city college and was at the protest yesterday that we taij staged. i am a life long learner because of a number of issues. when i first moved to san francisco in 2001 i found or 2002, i moved into the accessier neighborhood just a ways from city college and

next speakers >> hello, my name is albert hawj. i'm also a student at city college and was at the protest yesterday that we taij staged. i am a life long learner because of a number of issues. when i first moved to san francisco in 2001 i found or 2002, i moved into the accessier neighborhood just a ways from city college and found that was the time for me to go back to school since i wasn't able to go immediately into college from high school. i want to tell you a tail of 2 city colleges. when i started in 2003 i saw a large number of diversity studies courses, african american studies, gay lesbian stud as, latino american studies and a number of different arts classes that appealed to me. when i started there i was working on my aa degree and 2 dance certificate that the college offered. i had to leave school a little while after that because of some family issues and my fathers health but when i returned last year found a lot of things changed. there was a dance major program offered there i can work tworts fwr my aa and focus m

jaermen nolland and [inaudible] hawj >> [inaudible] pleny of our members take non credit esl classes and [inaudible] we talk about the work place rights and we used to go to the tenderloin campus. we are glad to hear that they will have a location at the art institute is accessible to them. we also want to put pressure to stat we'll continue putting presser and want to see the eddy campus opened and hope to have access to the esl students get them informed on their rights. thank you >> sir, next speaker >> peter mendoza. [inaudible] i appreciate you having this hearing today. i am going to speak you to as a former student of city college. city college is very important to people with disabilities in san francisco and throughout the bay area and to [inaudible] i was also client of department of rehabilitation [inaudible] people with disabilities in order to become employed. they help with education, training, adaptive equipment in the work place and a number of services for people with disabilities so we can achieve economic self sufficientancy. title 9 of california code [inaudible]