the team will also be coming to the mdc hearing to finalize it's priorities on these recreational ailments to be finalized in the coming months. another arts commission project here, the som arts center with prior work done in 2001 & 2005. we are looking at opportunities to up great restrooms at the mezzanine level and elevators to the mezzanine level. the next phase as i mentioned earlier, the major transition planning projects are transition planning cycle is coming to an end and the next phase of accessibility improvement and planning activities as far as is accessibility goes would be focused on the maintenance of is accessibility elements. that is an obligation for all title two entities of the law. and the focus will shift to ada renewels of homeless shelters looking at upgrading to elevators and maintenance of access through elevators as well as maintenance of restrooms in city owned facilities. with that, that brings an end to my brief presentation. if the council has any questions, i will be happy to answer them at this point. >> councilman wong? >> thank you for the update. i hav

items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. information item no. 4, report from co-chair senhaux. agenda item no. 5, information item. presentation on mandatory disabled access improvements legislation. supervisor katy tang will summarize legislation introduced at the board of supervisors' meeting on tuesday, july 7th, 2015. the legislation creates a new citywide program requiring owners of a building with a place of accommodation to take steps to ensure that primary entris are usable by persons with disabilities. presentation by supervisor katy tang, district 4. public comment is welcomed. agenda item no. 6. information-item. 25 years the americans with disabilities act, ada. a brief overview of the historic "capital crawl." and section 504 sit-in at the san francisco federal building and how these events affected the passage of the ada. presentation by the mayor's office on disability. agenda item no. 7, information item. reading of mayor ed lee's proclamation of july as ada month. agenda

items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. agenda item no. 5. information item. food nutrition and other reto sources for adults with disabilities. information about low cost resources available in the city to address food security and other needs for adults with disabilities. presentation by linda lau, nutritionist, department of aging and adult services. office on the aeblging and jason adamek intake services manager, department of ageing services. pmp -- public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. information item. food security in san francisco. a plan to increase food security in san francisco by the year 2020. presentation by an acquaintance and member of san francisco food security task force chief programs and government affairs officer, meals on wheels of san francisco. public comment is welcome. item no. 7. information item, understanding the links between food insecurity and health. melodically tailored meals t

items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. agenda item no. 5. information item. food nutrition and other reto sources for adults with disabilities. information about low cost resources available in the city to address food security and other needs for adults with disabilities. presentation by linda lau, nutritionist, department of aging and adult services. office on the aeblging and jason adamek intake services manager, department of ageing services. pmp -- public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. information item. food security in san francisco. a plan to increase food security in san francisco by the year 2020. presentation by an acquaintance and member of san francisco food security task force chief programs and government affairs officer, meals on wheels of san francisco. public comment is welcome. item no. 7. information item, understanding the links between food insecurity and health. melodically tailored meals t

penitentiary cell blocks, if any of you know the federal system, i had the enjoyment of being in brooklyn mdc, metropolitan detention center, truly one of the poorer facilities. for 15 minutes in court. okay. and they didn't have to do that. so what i learned, and i want to end on this, what i learned being in prison and through this whole experience is something that most americans take for granted. and that's -- and some of you heard me say this at lunch, dinner last night, i kept coming back to saying, whatever the issue is the most important thing is a person's freedom to make the choice. okay. freedom is for americans somewhat esoteric concept. all of us have been born into a free society. you go into prison and you have no constitutional rights, no freedom, and then remind you that the only obligation is to feed you, to house you, and to give you clothes, anything else is a privilege, okay, and when they say jump, you jump, when they say you do x, you do x, you get a real appreciation for freedom. and i hate to see what i fear is a very dangerous path this country is going down, where w