to need that kind of attention for some time my suggestion is that a plan really didn't have any matt haney unless you attach projects to it and because projects have cost you start having the reality of if i want to make this obviously how long will it take to get it done and what kind of a primarily and how likely to happen to all so i think we need in this planning process to get as quickly as we can to aau ray to where you are objectives against the fiscal projects and which we can meet and can't so to that end i would find it helpful to find a couple of priority lists and the first list might be which needs do we want to meet at the highest priority and the needs at the lowest priorities the highest priorities is probably motivating the existing demand of the existing customers and cross that out of - tale where this list of priorities does making temporary - where increasing the temporary customers fall maybe not at the same lovely of priorities and that would be helpful to put those objectives in a priority order this is something the commission can consider and we 345ish9 agree but

i want to thank the majority of san francisco board of supervisors but also board of education matt haney and shamann walton and with rosen and sandra fewer this measure a positive step for shared values as san franciscans of democracy and inclusion of everyone and civic participation and fairness and providing an opportunity for all parents to have a voice in who gets the sites on the board of education in our city and shape the quality and equal opportunities of our schools i wanted to thank my staffing victor and angela and others from assemblyman david chiu's office but our broad coalition to credit for the growth of that shared values of 100 percent parental involvement in the schools especially psychologically man advocates and parents voices and faith in action and many youth commissioners and youth organizations for building our broad coalition i want to thank our co-sponsors supervisor campos, supervisor cowen, supervisor wiener and supervisor kim for supporting this effort i think that san francisco like other cities can make history by expanding the right to vote to parents in

i want to thank the majority of san francisco board of supervisors but also board of education matt haney and shamann walton and with rosen and sandra fewer this measure a positive step for shared values as san franciscans of democracy and inclusion of everyone and civic participation and fairness and providing an opportunity for all parents to have a voice in who gets the sites on the board of education in our city and shape the quality and equal opportunities of our schools i wanted to thank my staffing victor and angela and others from assemblyman david chiu's office but our broad coalition to credit for the growth of that shared values of 100 percent parental involvement in the schools especially psychologically man advocates and parents voices and faith in action and many youth commissioners and youth organizations for building our broad coalition i want to thank our co-sponsors supervisor campos, supervisor cowen, supervisor wiener and supervisor kim for supporting this effort i think that san francisco like other cities can make history by expanding the right to vote to parents in

supervisors and a majority of the board of education that are in support and i wanted to thank president matt haney for being with us but also vice president walton and commissioner sandy fuher and we anticipate there may be unanimous support as well. before we hear from a number of speakers that assemblyman chiu helped champion a similar nature with many of us and i think the united coalition that we have this time, we have a very strong empowerment vehicle to pass this in san francisco in november. this grass roots coalition that is based not only in the mission district with many parent and youth leaders but also chinatown to the bayview but it's city-wide. i wanted to give a special shoutout to the youth coalition and vote 16 as we expand voting rights in many areas of the city and i wanted to give special thanks to mission and also chinese for affirmative action for championing this a decade ago and their work on many different issues. labor and immigrant rights are intertwined, it's not only (inaudible) we also wanted to thank groups that could not be with us here today, moharis unitas, san f

i want to thank matt haney who wrote a opedpiece highlighting the grassroots work being done. to look at 100 by the ochbd the year and 130 by 2017 we made progress but it is because of great city staff, school district staff and especially the grass roots health equity coalition headed by roberto aerial vargs. it is a pleasure to do this work but know our job is not done as we try to create healthier communities with access to watt squr change from a culture of junk food and sodas and sugar sweetened beverages with health and equity and education and access to all communities. >> thank you so much for supervisor mar. we want to thank as supervisor mar was saying our partners. in the interest of time i'll speak on behalf of the partners we have worked with. the san francisco unified school district, san francisco department of public health and health improvement partnership sf hip which includes ucsf and san francisco non profit hospitals. the group is vore fortunate to center the board of supervisors to achieve the level of success. we want to thank you supervisor mar for you

i want to thank matt haney who wrote a opedpiece highlighting the grassroots work being done. to look at 100 by the ochbd the year and 130 by 2017 we made progress but it is because of great city staff, school district staff and especially the grass roots health equity coalition headed by roberto aerial vargs. it is a pleasure to do this work but know our job is not done as we try to create healthier communities with access to watt squr change from a culture of junk food and sodas and sugar sweetened beverages with health and equity and education and access to all communities. >> thank you so much for supervisor mar. we want to thank as supervisor mar was saying our partners. in the interest of time i'll speak on behalf of the partners we have worked with. the san francisco unified school district, san francisco department of public health and health improvement partnership sf hip which includes ucsf and san francisco non profit hospitals. the group is vore fortunate to center the board of supervisors to achieve the level of success. we want to thank you supervisor mar for you

supervisors and a majority of the board of education that are in support and i wanted to thank president matt haney for being with us but also vice president walton and commissioner sandy fuher and we anticipate there may be unanimous support as well. before we hear from a number of speakers that assemblyman chiu helped champion a similar nature with many of us and i think the united coalition that we have this time, we have a very strong empowerment vehicle to pass this in san francisco in november. this grass roots coalition that is based not only in the mission district with many parent and youth leaders but also chinatown to the bayview but it's city-wide. i wanted to give a special shoutout to the youth coalition and vote 16 as we expand voting rights in many areas of the city and i wanted to give special thanks to mission and also chinese for affirmative action for championing this a decade ago and their work on many different issues. labor and immigrant rights are intertwined, it's not only (inaudible) we also wanted to thank groups that could not be with us here today, moharis unitas, san f

supervisors and a majority of the board of education that are in support and i wanted to thank president matt haney for being with us but also vice president walton and commissioner sandy fuher and we anticipate there may be unanimous support as well. before we hear from a number of speakers that assemblyman chiu helped champion a similar nature with many of us and i think the united coalition that we have this time, we have a very strong empowerment vehicle to pass this in san francisco in november. this grass roots coalition that is based not only in the mission district with many parent and youth leaders but also chinatown to the bayview but it's city-wide. i wanted to give a special shoutout to the youth coalition and vote 16 as we expand voting rights in many areas of the city and i wanted to give special thanks to mission and also chinese for affirmative action for championing this a decade ago and their work on many different issues. labor and immigrant rights are intertwined, it's not only (inaudible) we also wanted to thank groups that could not be with us here today, moharis unitas, san f