that is lake merced at large. how does that impact not just on the site but habitat is a matter of looking at the lake. how does the project serves social equity? remote location of the site makes it difficult to city at large to come here and might need public transportation. only expecting people will come here by car, creates burden. we all know that the need of open space in this particular form that is increased and come into strong focus and the ability of people not having their own spaces. finding access and accessibility to this newly open space, i think that's something e.i.r. should consider. there are concerns about the site including that rec and park seems to say -- [ indiscernible ] that concerns me there's concern that the facilities, the restaurants and numbers ever people that are expected to this side of site, make it too much enterprise that can only be supported certain segments of the population but not by everybody. i like to really see close analysis of what is really expected even data wha

that is lake merced at large. how does that impact not just on the site but habitat is a matter of looking at the lake. how does the project serves social equity? remote location of the site makes it difficult to city at large to come here and might need public transportation. only expecting people will come here by car, creates burden. we all know that the need of open space in this particular form that is increased and come into strong focus and the ability of people not having their own spaces. finding access and accessibility to this newly open space, i think that's something e.i.r. should consider. there are concerns about the site including that rec and park seems to say -- [ indiscernible ] that concerns me there's concern that the facilities, the restaurants and numbers ever people that are expected to this side of site, make it too much enterprise that can only be supported certain segments of the population but not by everybody. i like to really see close analysis of what is really expected even data wha

so it's a mix of in-city reservoirs, sea water, lake merced. so it's a diverse array of water sources, and that's important. water diversity is important to make sure that you have a lot of different sources that are available and on-line to fight a really large fire after a post seismic event. other improvements are enhanced -- pefws are data, for example, pressure monitoring with data so we can see it and make a fix. and reliability improvements throughout the system to existing facilities. so what are the results of this plan that we put together? first, it meets the demands of the report that we put together in 2021, following the demands up to the year 2050. it meets those demands. we want to make sure that the fire department has the water that they need to fight fires, and that's what it does. whenever we do analysis on a water system, through hydraulic monitoring and system response modelling, it's key to the performance. we don't install a system that performs great on one side of the city and not the other. we want to make sure that i

so it's a mix of in-city reservoirs, sea water, lake merced. so it's a diverse array of water sources, and that's important. water diversity is important to make sure that you have a lot of different sources that are available and on-line to fight a really large fire after a post seismic event. other improvements are enhanced -- pefws are data, for example, pressure monitoring with data so we can see it and make a fix. and reliability improvements throughout the system to existing facilities. so what are the results of this plan that we put together? first, it meets the demands of the report that we put together in 2021, following the demands up to the year 2050. it meets those demands. we want to make sure that the fire department has the water that they need to fight fires, and that's what it does. whenever we do analysis on a water system, through hydraulic monitoring and system response modelling, it's key to the performance. we don't install a system that performs great on one side of the city and not the other. we want to make sure that i

thank commissioner moore for her comments at last week's commission meeting on the rpd project at lake merced west. i agree with her perspective regarding concerns about the commercialization of the site. p.d. stating the project can only be accomplished with a private company. my written submission also includes copies of the california state audit report on the methodology as well as a copy of the embarcadero institutes analysis. the city's numbers are over the five numbers. however, due to sb 35, by the city state senator, it does. if by midway through reno in a cycle member six, the target hasn't met its target so far. i would urge the board to be aware of this and see how the element process moves forward. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, next speaker. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. this is teresa flandrik. she has been willing to take on another 40 years. we are so fortunate to have have a teacher on this commission for all the public, the planners the new planners and the other recent commissioners. so i'm grateful she's willing to do this and i thank you all and kathrin thank

north of lake merced boulevard, country club. >> all the way out to winston? >> no that is statehousing, if i remember correctly. >> you should go east to capture the homes. >> you should go west. further west to country club and included the zoo. there is a bit on the northeast corner in the median. that is whats lakeshore. this keeps them there. this is lowell high school and lakeshore merced manor as the residents there live. that is my proposal. thank you. >> lakeshore plaza is where you go shopping for groceries in the sunset. that makes sense to me. i think my preference would be to keep this area in district 7 and to keep the line. we can explore it. i am not sure how i would say we could wait until we see how it affects things. this is a relatively self-contained question. i i don't know if we want to discuss it more right now or not. those are my general thoughts. >> this is exploration, of course. we can keep exploration. throwing it out there. used to live in this area. this is how the lived experience of this area is like. thank you. >> are we hold

i have distributed to everyone the text of bill's comments about why lake shore acres and merced -- belong in district 7. district 7 is the socioeconomic place for lake shore acres and merced manner. i heard it before and hear it again, i think when the past course took the 42 blocks of the uponin are sunset commercial district and put them all in district 4 that was a mistake. the planning code only referenced to thein are sunset is the inner sunset commercial district runs from fifth avenue to 19th avenue from lincoln to kirkum. that is the your that i think needs to be addressed to fix the problem and put lake shore 80 ands merced back in district 7 where they have been and where they belong. and i will defer to your task force and mechinations to do what is necessary to fix what i consider to be our problem. i hope that the next speaker will tell you how we think it can be fixed. thank you. task force members. why thank you for sharing your comment. the next speaker, please? mr. speaker and task force members. thank you i'm christine with forest mull and referencing the document walter

um along lake merced. and i think that boulevard um hmm. go ahead. i would say to that that working out looks different for a lot of people people walking right now. i think some people it gives them more stress when they think oh, i gotta get the gym because its goal oriented in terms of losing weight or something like that, as opposed to kind of one workout at a time. whatever finding whatever makes us individually feel like were feeling better after it. yeah exactly. and when i work with folks, i make it functional. so you know, getting out moving your body. um whatever that maybee sometimes it's going to the grocery store four times a week instead of one time a week to take those walks. uh walking your dog. more than five minutes . um just to, uh make, you know , having a little extra walk. um, um, you know, again, doing things with friends outside, um meal prepping there's a picture . yes. um yes, you know, and there's a lot of different, um, apps out there that can help you with not just relaxation, but helping you stay motivated, staying motiv

thank commissioner moore for her comments at last week's commission meeting on the rpd project at lake merced west. i agree with her perspective regarding concerns about the commercialization of the site. p.d. stating the project can only be accomplished with a private company. my written submission also includes copies of the california state audit report on the methodology as well as a copy of the embarcadero institutes analysis. the city's numbers are over the five numbers. however, due to sb 35, by the city state senator, it does. if by midway through reno in a cycle member six, the target hasn't met its target so far. i would urge the board to be aware of this and see how the element process moves forward. thank you. >> chairman: thank you, next speaker. >> caller: good morning, supervisors. this is teresa flandrik. she has been willing to take on another 40 years. we are so fortunate to have have a teacher on this commission for all the public, the planners the new planners and the other recent commissioners. so i'm grateful she's willing to do this and i thank you all and kathrin thank

the neighbor live in lake shore acres and merced manner. arnold in 1967 came hoar i did in 1971 from beshg low we watched herman take up the western edition there was in the a community to stay on top of when was happening we are that neighborhood. i'm not just a round eyed lib roll from the west side we are part of the community. like shore acres, merced american belong in district 7. it is the solution to the problems. one for [inaudible] heights and one for al dea when the dot technical details to fix your problems. i will bring each one of you a book. read what is helping. why time conincluded. thank you for sharing your comments >> this is the speaker in the room now. we will return to the remote comment line after this speaker. >> possibly. >> hi. can you hear me? >> i'm peter, vahle. i want to make a brief comment i and all my neighborhood feel it was disgraceful we proceeded on the you proo seeded on the map 4b. even though it has problems passed 8 to one. and middle of the night that was changed. and so -- i feel like it is importa

one, i think can be a slight oversight that needs tweaking that is lake shore acres and merced mannerwere left out of district 7. than i have been part of district 7 for 75 years and belong there i hope that can be a tweak made and corrected. that's my first point. second is that i want top say that my parents and mother from texas and father from oregon they met in san francisco they lived here their lives and both died in the house they lived in. i grew up in they had many opportunity to move out of the city. my father worked at the health department director of health sxekz offered jobs to loaf the city they agreed they wanted their children to be raised in the city where was diversity they nevermented move. he turned down jobs to raise their children her in the city with the diversity that is here. i see a huge gap in what happened in the last map. i see that i believe that every group node to bes represented in the board of supervisors and i see a huge gam black community has been lost this needs to be corrected that is a right of the blacks in the city to be represented on the b