one of the most gratifying things that we do is seek out small and local business that we think might be a good fit at the airport. we are approached by small businesses as well. to meet with and engage and passion of a small business owner, helping them provide information about how to do business with us is very rewarding. navy because the heart, many of us can relate to the dream of business ownership, with the of the raw courage that it take to be a small the of the owner. it is very gratifying. the program at the international airport in relief to our visitors a very important impression of the city. 70-5 1/2 to prove a visitor have they're looking for our airport and commission and the airport director are very seriously and sincerely committed to doing business locally to the very greatest extent possible and meeting our small business goals. nine of the 22 stores have local ownership. 17 it started off at some point a very small. most of them local. some have grown from one store at an airport. one spot now has 30 locations, it started with us that way. the program will realiz

we have a large number of local businesses. i think we already have tens subcontractors from the bayview who are going to be working on this project. one of them already started and cleared the space here. we want to give a shout to oliver transbay. another great firm benefiting from your tax dollars. derek has been making sure that we do the out reach so that we do not miss an opportunity for companies to participate. and then we are working with our partners within the government. one of the mayor's former departments, romulus, has been working with us. we have odierno rodriguez, ken, and others making sure that we maximize opportunities. one of their big partners when they're working in this neighborhood is abu. we are working closely with them. i want to give a shout out to them. we want to see more local residents getting work. [applause] and then the rest is up to us, dpw, working with the library. the guy that will be working day to day with freddie, our resident engineer, garland wong. he will be living here and will no

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local community. some of the other things triggered in working with this business than the local community is the need to have a comprehensive discussion about jobs and economic development and local economic development and, echoing some of the concerns you heard last week, around the businesses on the valencia streets, we want to undertake a fuller discussion about how to promote small businesses and help small businesses that is definitely beyond the supervisor's office and would take the assistance and help of the planning department, the office of economic and work-force development, the office of small business development, which i believe supports our legislation, but we want to make sure that fuller discussion is on the screen and that is basically my introductory comments. i would like to thank the staff for preparing the report and being open to working with us to create this legislation. president olague: are you going to be here for a bit? i have some questions for you. i would like to recognize supervisor kim. i have been hearing from members of the community. >> the proposed ordinance wo

disappointed in this commission and the city of san francisco, which is a supporter of local business and thriving community. thank you very much. >> my name is kofi harker. i am a recent transplant from chicago and have been living in the neighborhood for a little over a year and shows the neighborhood specifically with its proximity to union street and chestnut, given the fact that moving from an urban setting, while i love the picturesque aspects of sand francisco, i also really like close proximity to local businesses, and night life, restaurants, and also, having a patio in downtown chicago is something i like to be able to do in terms of sitting outside, having something to eat, and visiting with friends. i have also been quite impressed by the overwhelming support of the brickyard, having moved to the neighborhood from chicago, and not only does of the building have my support -- the patio and regard have my support, but they also have support -- and brickyard have my support, but they also have the support of three prominent businesses in the neighborhood. it also has three bu

it also has three business associations -- 26 local business owners and also 1300 residents, many of which are in the 92143 zip code and also 125 local supporters, which includes myself. they are all listed here, if you need to see those. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> thank you for your dedication in this process. i am going to try to stay off the character stuff that has gone on in the hearings we have had on this. i am a clinical therapists. i have an office down the street. i specialize in adolescence and families. i have clearly the biggest windows of anyone in this room in the residential area. i have no complaints about the break your personally. the fact is i've built my business on the health of the city. i sit on a joint committee for a jug and alcohol treatment -- drug and alcohol treatment, and i would not be advocating for this patio if i did not believe is brought hope to a of neighborhood. >> next speaker please. >> hello, thank you. i am here in support tonight. i am in support of the brickyard. i am a longtime union street residence. my building is

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with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year.how we're helping set opportunity in motion. >>> the case of lydia schatz, a 7-year-old girl beaten to dpet by her parents raises the question whether some parents are using the bible their justify their own bad parenting or misinterpreting things. before the break you heard from michael pearl. his book tells parents that god wants them to spank their children with rods and belts and switches and spank them hard enough to cause pain. many fundamentalist preachers ag agree with michael pearl. here's part of an audio recording of a recent serm mon a preacher gave in indiana. >> this evening i'd like to preach on spanking according to the bible. this is not a new subject here at fair haven baptist church. >> he talked about the proper way in his opinion to administer discipline. >> what is a rod? i don't know it's i don't think it's a ball bat or club or whatever the parent can grab at the moment. the rod in scriptures never carefully define, but it's obviously some kind of a stick or a s

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we're working with the planning department and local businesses. this is another example where we are converting. we are hearing a hunger for public space. more green space. thinking about converting some of the space when businesses are asking for it and requesting it. the city is working with them. you might be familiar the most attention. that is kind of where we are now and what we have been really excited about. the next picture is, how do we can back all of these cities. you see bike lanes pop up on market street. if someone lives out there and they want to get to work to go to the east bay, a big one as tourists. we work with the bike rental companies a lot. there has been a tripling of bike rentals. a lot of them are heading west. most of them -- in the morning, there are families paddling out. rental blacks i am seeing them in my neighborhood. getting out int h the neighborhoods, our goal is to connect, again, all tehese neighborhoods. they are safe, comfortable, and they have a good route. it is more than 100 miles of safe bikeways. they s

. >> we are working with a couple of local businesses. to accommodate all of our parking needs and greatly exceed all of the parking requirements in town. >> proposes paying the church for use of its 200 parking lot and paying the city of fair fax $5 for every concert ticket sold. local business people see it as a huge boost for budget deficits. >> it offers an excellent opportunity to provide some amazing fiscal support that this town needs, as well as to offer a town all these other benefits to support the community. >> for long time fair fax residents, the issue is more personal. >> i'm an old grateful dead addict. i've been to a lot of grateful dead concerts. i love to rock out. i love to get high. i love to drink. i love that music. i'm telling you this venue is too big for our little town of fair fax. >> nothing is resolved yet. the meeting was only informational. >> we ask that they keep their minds open to this so they can proceed in a way that is acceptable to them and acceptable to us. >> in fair fax, cbs 5. >> well, from hippy

meeting with all the local businesses and the various community groups involved will continue this fall. i wanted to show you an image of some of you -- at the full commission meeting when we brought this before you, a lot of the members were able to attend. a lot of those kids are in school today and couldn't ble here again today. i wanted to mention that they came and represented their support for this project. again, the m.t.a., the planning department, community organizations, supervisors kim and camp oasto s's office. we have -- canpos'office. so currently the site is a paid parking lot owned by the san francisco public utilities commission. it's surrounded by residentses, businesses, community organizations and a high-density, low-income, culturally diversed neighborhood diefficient of open space. -- deficient of open space. what happened there? so this is the portion of the site that would be occupied by the park. the other portion would be -- at the same project being sold to the mayor's office of housing. our park would take up approximately half of the site. and the parking lo

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