>> good afternoon, i'm jean glenen from the san francisco coalition to underground utilities. i mainly wanted to thank mr. fried and the commission for their attention to this item. and i think it's going to go a long way in our pursuit of this goal. and i hope we can count on your continuing support, as we try to put into place a plan that will actually rid our city of these ugly telephone poles. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon again, commissioners, eric brooks, san francisco green party, our city san francisco and also, co-coordinator of public access san francisco. so i just want to thank lafco for geting this rolling. what is happening with the budget analyst sounds like it's an exciting next-step. it's a little funky because it sort of sounds like they are deciding weren't we should do a public broadband system. i don't think where we are at. the issue is clear especially because of underserved communitis that we should do a universal citywide broadband system owned by the city and not a public-private partnership. i don't know if director fried can s

>> good afternoon, i'm jean glenen from the san francisco coalition to underground utilities. i mainly wanted to thank mr. fried and the commission for their attention to this item. and i think it's going to go a long way in our pursuit of this goal. and i hope we can count on your continuing support, as we try to put into place a plan that will actually rid our city of these ugly telephone poles. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon again, commissioners, eric brooks, san francisco green party, our city san francisco and also, co-coordinator of public access san francisco. so i just want to thank lafco for geting this rolling. what is happening with the budget analyst sounds like it's an exciting next-step. it's a little funky because it sort of sounds like they are deciding weren't we should do a public broadband system. i don't think where we are at. the issue is clear especially because of underserved communitis that we should do a universal citywide broadband system owned by the city and not a public-private partnership. i don't know if director fried can s

>> good afternoon, i'm jean glenen from the san francisco coalition to underground utilities. i mainly wanted to thank mr. fried and the commission for their attention to this item. and i think it's going to go a long way in our pursuit of this goal. and i hope we can count on your continuing support, as we try to put into place a plan that will actually rid our city of these ugly telephone poles. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon again, commissioners, eric brooks, san francisco green party, our city san francisco and also, co-coordinator of public access san francisco. so i just want to thank lafco for geting this rolling. what is happening with the budget analyst sounds like it's an exciting next-step. it's a little funky because it sort of sounds like they are deciding weren't we should do a public broadband system. i don't think where we are at. the issue is clear especially because of underserved communitis that we should do a universal citywide broadband system owned by the city and not a public-private partnership. i don't know if director fried can s