and then, on the 31st, we got a chance with kyle lee, we got caught up to speed. also i was asked at the last commission meeting for -- there was a concern over the homelessness at the airport. there's a report in there if you want to look at that, and the rest of the data is, that's it. that concludes my month of may operations report, if there's any questions. >> president nakajo: thank you, chief wyrsch, for your comprehensive report. at this time, we're going to ask the commissioners if they do not have any questions at this particular time to contact you in terms of any questions that arise from that. i'm going to call for public comment on your report at this point. seeing none from public comment, public comment is closed. we do have a little pressure from the commission that we need to do a finding of fact before the noon hour, so i'm going to try to go through the rest of the commission meeting agenda items, point of information in terms of my request, chief nicholson, i'd like to time that with your report for, when you're next up, on the 10th, for your

. >> chair peskin: thank you, chair, and so far as we heard from kyle, james lee? >> thank you.ough a resolution from the board in 2012, we were challenged with the job of protecting all of public safety and history in the city and county of san francisco, find surplus documents, log books, etc. they send them over to us, and we preserve them, categorize them, and make them available for public display and consumption. so with that, we're asking that the three hydrants be memorialized with a plaque, but on that plaque, there will be a board of supervisors resolution which will allow public citizens, through our website or the board, clerk of the board to find out why these hydrants are memorialized. so if there are any questions from this committee, i'd be more than willing to answer. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. lee. i have one question. does your organization have any fees relevant to the installation of said plaques? >> i asked, and there's some cost that this organization will have to bear. we're a nonprofit organization that lives and dies by public subscription, so if t