. >> secretary: thank you, director hilis.9, review of past events. >> before shared paces came u. we treated to a confusing discussion. to start the shared spaces hearing, the shared spaces team gave a followup presentation to answer some of the questions raised at the hearing. last week, also had a significant amount of public comment. supervisor melgar had a list of amendments they wanted to make. for the most part, they were similar with passing travel. signs on when to notify people along with any relevant information pertaining to disability access. that would remove planning from the shared space its program. his amendments would also prohibit the disclosure of curb side public spaces and require one bench of curb side shared space. the committee divided up the amendment based on those that seem to have universal report and those did not. chair melgar then continued the item to june 18th, a rare friday land use committee meeting assess tated by the land use. the categorical exemption used. the subject permit was to esta

i would say that's hardly being silent, that's hard hily sittinn the back bench. he will be standing with advocates for this fight in the foreseeable future. >> he of course is the president, frustration that he is not more active. yes, of course he's been active in infrastructure, but the question here is about voting rights, which didn't even get on the senate floor for debate yesterday because every republican voted no on proceeding to the bill. >> he's certainly not absent, but he is's certainly quiet compared to his overt input on the infrastructure decisions. on voting rights, not so much. he has left that for the senate democratic caucus to work out its own little family differences. you see vice president harris on the hill saying yesterday the fight is not over, try to energize the base. but there are serious concerns about what can actually happen. i think the focus is obviously going to look to potentially more executive actions, more actions by the justice department. but on the legislative front, it does seem over at this point. the problem for biden