mcgarry. mcgarry and welcome commissioner mcgarry. and,ing forward, this is a very robust.we usually have a robust conversation here, andg forward to hear your contribution here as well, but also want to bring up, you that i know we're going to be in the recess i know that the planning department has been of putting out informational hearings when it comes to thet, especially in the expanding housing choice program. and so i thought that and also we from the from one of the coalition talking about whether we can the update on expanding housing choice, and particularly and this isfor me, i think we've brought up the issues during the expanding hearings, the issue on the small same time, the issues of the tenant displacement, also in terms of demolitions as well. so i'm the commission, we can put it in our calendar in these two topics and to do it inrate forum, in a separate hearings, because let's also in of small business, i think there are things that we not thoroughly have a hearing about like to have more updates on that as to what theection of the small businesses, and

commissioner mcgarry. thank you. first on your age commissioners, is consideration of items proposed for continuance items one, a and b for case numbers 2023. hyphen 003652c, u, and v are for the property at 3901 noriega street. conditional use, authorization and varianceroposed for continuance to september 19th, 2024. item two. case number 2024 hyphen 00157e authorization is proposed for continuance to sept case number 2023 at 1310 junipero serra boulevard. conditional use continuance to october 17th, 2024 and item four, case number 2015. hyphen 006356q. hyphen zero two at 336 p authorization is proposed for an indefinitef the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on any of these matters proposed for continuance only on the matter of continuance2j, you need to come forward. seeing none fore you. commissioners commissioner imperial, move to continue all items as proposed. second, thank you, commision to continue items as proposed. commissioner mcgarry l i commissioner moore i and so mo

mcgarry, for stepping forward.this is one of the commissions in the city thatuires a significant amount of time. you done don't need to come back up. it's okay. you can if you want to, it requires significant amount of time. it is a it is a real time mm■o amount of information, the amount of magnitude, the amount of impact that the decisions that you're being pre i tntnk the level of experience you have in the construction industry is to understand what it means to actually see aroject get built from financing to construction to completion, and then bringing the perspective of working men and women, i think that's also really, really ha a voice that understands why prevailing wage, why many of the things that labor has fought for in these positions is important, and that's important to have that voice represented. you'll hav juggle. i'm sure there's times you're going to and presents on an issue.nion and but we all do that on a daily basis in the city. attorneys will be there to ere's a particular job orts project,

mcgarry at the parks and baseb facilities. out there in the community, a family person raising his family and want that in. commissioner thanks. committee members, good morning. thank you opportunity. please proceed. committee members. goodu for allowing me the opportunity to speak today in support of sean pedro mendez. i am a field representative from carpenters lo years i've had the privilege of working closely with sean workers across both the private and public our aim is to provide workers by safeguarding their interestsir and. in our line of work, understaand the broader needs of theffectively advocating for the rights of workers. i. this representation, but also actively engagingf perspectives. listening carefully is crucial for making informed decisions, fo collaboration, and building long lasting relationships to a civic forum. this what sean brings to the table. his extensive experience and him exceptionally well-suited for this role. i amrecommend sean who has truly been a great colleague and mentor. i respectfully

mcgarry at the parks athletic facilities.munity, a family person raising his family and very connected. and we want that in. commissioner thanks. committee members, good morning. thank you for allowing me the opportunity. please proceed. committee members. good allowing me the opportunity to speak today in support of seanro mendez. i am a field representative from carpenters local 22. for over four years i've had the privilege of workin in representing workers across both the private and public sectors. as labor leaders our aim is to provon workers by safeguarding their interests equitable workplace. in our line of work, understandg the built environment and the broader needs of thedy community is fundamental to effectively advocating for the rights of workers. i. thisnot just representation, but also actively engaging in a wide range of perspectives. listening carefully is crucial for making informed decul collaboration, and building long lasting relationships to a civic forum. this skill set is exactly what sean brings to t

mcgarry for stepping forward.s one of the commissions in the city thatgnificant amount of time. youme back up. it's okay. you can if you want to, it requires significant amount of time. it is a it is amecommitment. the amount of information, the amount of magnitude, the amount of impact that the decisions that you're being the level of experience you have in the construction industry understand what it means to actually see a financing to construction and then bringing the perspective of and women, i think that's also really, really important. it's import to have a voice that understands why prevailing wage, why many of the things that labor has fought for important, and that's important to have that voiceure there's times you're going to have to juggle an issue. and but we all do that on the city. attorneys will be there to advise you as that presentsf there's a particular job or project, you know, you'll juggle that in the sure that that's not a big deal. what's more important is tmmittee and being a voice for w

and leo mcgarry of course, died in real life, john spencer, a true friend of all of the cast, they wereolding hands, emotional as they were watching it. i was getting emotional watching them, thinking about jill biden, so we had some tissues on the set at the end of the show, no question. >> but to that point, what do you think joe biden is preparing for tomorrow night? is it going to be bittersweet for him? you've got to be happy that the democratic party has coalesced around kamala harris, but you know the guy. what do you think that he is thinking? >> well, i think he is somebody who has lived his life in public service. he's been in elected office since he was in his late 20s, he's been in public service through the worst things that could happen to any human being, you know, the loss of his first wife, the loss of his daughter, the loss of his son, and he has still fought through and found a way to fight for good, to fight for working people out there. that's remarkable. i'm sure that's all on his mind, public service and how central it's been to him. it's going to be an emotional

the next president and vice president of these united states, matthew vicente santos and leo thomas mcgarrynown as president bartlett, and mary mccormack, also known as deputy national security advisor kate harper. kate is the co-author of the new book, "what's next: a backstage pass to the west wing" , it's cast and crew and enduring legacy of service. that was his last seen, if i'm not mistaken, the last time he appeared on camera and i have never seen that scene ever until just this moment. that was just overwhelming. we were talking about him last nightev and equally saddened an happy and joyful to have worked with him to have known him. >> joining our discussion now west wing cast members melissa fitzgerald and mary mccormack, co-authors of the new book what's next. j mary, let's go t that moment with jen saki because i think a lot of people in the saudience may not reali this. it's a very common thing among actors to not watch their work. there tare plenty of factors i know who just never watch it but we don't know. i did not know that was the first time martin was seeing that and joh

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