now is there public comment on either jcc reports? i see one remote. i would. >> thank you. regarding commissioner's guillermo's report on the jcc meeting the over head chart morewitz displayed showed between the january 14 presentation and today's presentation the number of patient admitted increased by 11 since it resume in the july and since january 13, lhh lost the same number of parents from deaths and discharges. lh heart attack the same net admissions that it had on january of 25 despite received 22 referral packets. >> my chart shows [inaudible] dropped net admissions from 4.6 to an average of 3. 8 over now 6 months. and average of throw.8 month low shoes resumg admissions moving slowly and will take dwreers reach the capacity of 7 huh human plus patients. parent census decreased between december 22nd by 5. from 431 to 426 parents. also, on november 22, the census was 425. over 2 months the total increased by one patient. increasing the total census is take too long san franciscans are exileed out of county facilities. following february 23rd meeting the public reque

the next item is these are things we do as a jcc i appreciate the other commissioners participating. it is the laguna honda hospital hiring and vacancy report. >> good afternoon. . i'm pleased present the report drawn from the december data on laguna honda vacancies. laguna honda vacancy are at 7.4%. as we look back at the year that ended, it is worth mentioning how hr made significant progress with hiring. thanks in appreciation to all the hiring teams and unions that partners to decrease vacancies over 12% to the current 7.4%. we hired 16 employees. across the classifications between december 1 and december 31st. and we had 2 separations during the same period with no over time. we continue to prioritize and support hiring of register nurse the 2320 classification. no vacancy rate at 2.51% for december. which translates to 5 vacanies and of those we are working with hiring teams to move candidates throughout selection process. we hired a total of one registered nurse left among. with regards to manager, the 23-22 classification we filled all the 5 place. throw nurse managers, start

and ron richter is ceo and investor, executive director of the jcc-i/a, and a former new york city family court judge and commission of new york city administration for children's services. so will, take us off. >> thank you so much, emily. it's a privilege to be. of a much enjoyed the other panels and the discussion. in 2018 don't position where i work at home school legal defense association filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of of holly curry and her family. holly is a mom of six kids, all of it prior to this on 27 she was taking her all six kids karate class come home school mom and she stopped at the local convenience store to pick up muffins for her kids. she came back nine minutes later and two makeshift deputies were out there. they told she could not leave her children alone even though she had not broken any laws in kentucky victory for her to child protective services. the very next day holly had so knocking on the door. she went there, the pursuit of a social worker, i did to come in an interview children. holly knew her rights as you said you need a court order bu

and my daughter was also at the preschool at the jcc. san francisco and brotherhood way. just down the street and the eucalyptus tree removal also affected the outdoor time. i'm there over the summer as well which is a which was a concern. please just consider an alternate location. we're really concerned. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is joe duncan. i'm a parent of a student at st thomas. more six year old gianna. >> these are the medications that she needs for respiratory her respiratory illness building a 19 20,000 whatever square foot industrial building next to her school that makes no sense healthwise for anybody at that school. it is ridiculous that we're even here having to compare the safety of our children versus the pleasure of some billionaires. makes no sense. i want to know what is the priority of this commission. please say no. this is ridiculous that i had to get to this far. you see all the parents here and support that this project not being passed there is no benefit whatsoever to the saint thomas moore school when they have 164 acre

older asian people riding for two and i see lots of older asian people in the free lunch line at the jcc and see i think i've got the right number of c's there. they rely on it and to say oh well you know the one is an alternative. we're talking about seniors, frail seniors and we're talking about the one running on jack running on clay in sacramento until it gets passed fillmore to steiner that's uphill from the to significantly that's not a great solution. >> so this equity issue needs to look recognize the fact we have people who are critically dependent on muni throughout the city. and when you talk about spreading out stops oh we'll do a skip stop. well that extra 2 to 3 blocks can be exceedingly difficult for many people. so that needs to be part of the discussion and calculus. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker good afternoon directors. my name is sarah katz hyman and along with being a muni writer i am also an editor at muni diaries muni diaries. i shared stories of everyday transit riders for over 16 years. in that time we've heard stories of belonging, connection, heartbreak