it is very encouraging and we hope to make mcclaren as much as an impressive resources as it has the potential to be. there will be some community processes for each one of these to determine what the specific projects are that could be delivered with these funds. we do think that we've really want to make sure that any projects we move forward with are consistent with existing planning documents and policies. golden gate park has a master plan, lake merced has a very old master plan and lake merced has planning documents. we do not want to upset those processes. we want to do projects that are consistent. with that, i would like to turn this over to my colleague to talk about the waterfront open spaces. >> thank you. and good afternoon, supervisors. the port is thrilled to again be considered in the general inclusion bond. we would like to take a few minutes to tell you what the port has accomplished in the 2008 bond and what the 2012 bonn could do for the city and the waterfront. let me take a moment to explain the publicly developed vision for open space along the waterfront which

if we could use this opportunity to get mcclaren fixed, it is a start. >> my name is fran martin. i am a board member of the san francisco parks alliance. i urge you to support the november bond. the parks in district 10 and mclaren are in desperate need of capital improvements. furthermore, throughout the city, there is need for improving our dilapidated infrastructure. i would also like to urge you to insure the city budget allocation be increased. the only 1.96% of the city budget is allocated for our pd. park users represent one of the largest constituencies in san francisco. the bond measure and increase in budget are necessary and supported by the overwhelming majority of city residents. i had not meant to comment on this, of $4 million is a drop in the bucket. there is an issue regarding the national areas program. the problem can be solved through community planning and better communication. chairperson farrell: thank you very much. mr. paulson, before you come up, let me call some additional speakers. [names are called] please come on up. whoever wants to come forward. mr

i don't understand why money would be spent to remove trees when there are places like mcclaren park which desperately need those funds. i don't understand the native thing because there are palm trees lining market street which aren't native. the trees on mount davidson, they hold moisture, which addresses the water conservation issue, it enriches the ground, provides wind protection. there hasn't been any research done demonstrating that any of those trees are dangerous or that there's any benefit to getting rid of them other than returning it to its native state. we're against it, all the people on robin hood drive. that's it. >> any other members wishing to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues? supervisor elsbernd:? >> i would like to say a few things. i think it's important to respond to some of the things we've heard in public comment. no pun intended but to the folks who are frankly threatening this bond over less than 2% of the total bond, i think you are losing sight of the forest through the trees. i absolutely hear the disagreement, i hear

comfortable in montreal on the date on two thousand and seven two thousand and ten when i list hamilton mcclaren manless fastest in practice but be content with second place on the grid two thousand and six winner on current standings leader fernando alonso will start from third russia's first ever f one driver to tell the petrol. was only nineteen quickest. and finally let's finish off with a spot of winter sports the spite being june our congress on the season that's being on plans for the next one has been held in new fire the main debate this year focusing on how to further develop children sport as michael reports. since two thousand and six members of the winter sports community with companies providing equipment or actual sportsmen and women have been gathering in order to review the state of the winter sport in russia common reoccurring topics have range from development of new training facilities to education all the engineering specifics of arenas however this is participants focused on how to better develop sport for children. governments federations and people in general need to pay