candidates that might be considered, it would be interesting to bring in an outsider such as michael wienermichael savage. outsiders bring something different to the city, and since this candidate is already affiliated with the city in an indirect way, are we just putting more people that are already affiliated with the city to fill up more positions and we are not really getting a true outside opinion? when you bring in outsiders, you bring in people that don't have a vested interest as to what their normal job is. who knows if it will happen or not? i just want to make sure we don't have any more gavin newsom triple plays. thank you. supervisor kim: any more public comment? public comment is now closed. this is a motion to confirm the appointment. thank you, mr. tan, for coming in. i got to work with you years ago and i appreciate your focus around entertainment for young people. working with young people, there is an incredible lack of activity and i would be really excited to partner with you and also the entertainment industry on some potential ways that we can collaborate to route the

i am also appreciative that various leaders in the san francisco music industry, like michael wiener, and others, they have come to the conclusion that serious issues raised in the resolution could be addressed in a more comprehensive matter, so that is why i am calling for the hearing today, and i would appreciate support from my colleagues. thank you. the rest, i will submit. secretary: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor olague? supervisor olague: supervisors mar and campos are co-sponsors for this. for the unified school district and the board of trustees to report on the status and progress of current carrier technology education and vocational programs focusing on student job readiness. we would like to explore more partnerships with the city and other private agencies to supporting the ongoing work to ensure that our young people are prepared for the work force and are adults, i believe, as well. -- and our adults. i am also calling for a hearing on shovels and buses. the san francisco municipal transportation authority and the san francisco police department regarding impact

supervisor wiener: let me call some more names before get to the next speaker. favre's diane, michael -- [read ing names] ellen collins, rev. glenda hope. nan, susan englander, dylan cook, bill wilson. if you wish to speak and your name has not been called, please fill out a yellow card. next speaker. >> i have a question. if this legislation passes, and i go up to the park and i fall asleep and taken out, am i going to get a ticket? that is my question. supervisor mar: thank you for your testimony. i think we will hear testimony and we will have comments from the supervisors and perhaps the city attorney. >> i am a community organizer and i am here to say that there is something wrong in the castro that we are again here at city hall to debate legislation that was not first discussed in committee meetings in the castro. there have been no meetings in the castro about nudity. there have been no meetings in the castro about this legislation. that is not good community or rising. is polarizing. the community. -- it is polarizing the committee. the legislation comes out and supervisors s

supervisor wiener: let me call some more names before get to the next speaker. favre's diane, michael -- [read ing names] ellen collins, rev. glenda hope. nan, susan englander, dylan cook, bill wilson. if you wish to speak and your name has not been called, please fill out a yellow card. next speaker. >> i have a question. if this legislation passes, and i go up to the park and i fall asleep and taken out, am i going to get a ticket? that is my question. supervisor mar: thank you for your testimony. i think we will hear testimony and we will have comments from the supervisors and perhaps

michael will confirm this conversation -- we have a very small budget, $400,000 to coordinate community meetings. if lyric wanted to take the lead on that, we are happy to join them. supervisor wiener: thank you. i do have some closing remarks but i am happy to defer to my colleagues, whatever the chair what it prefer. supervisor mar: i was wondering if i could ask the first amendment question. the aclu has given us several memos and some have been directed to me as the chair of the land use committee. one came in yesterday at one of the issues was the potential of first amendment violations of free-speech rights. one broad areas of equal protection and legislation being neutral on its face, perhaps starting a group of people who are extremely vulnerable and who use for wheeled or larger shopping carts. i wonder if mr. adams could comment on this. i think the language from a letter from a staff attorney of the aclu says we are troubled by the equal protection considerations. numerous prohibitions appear clearly to target the homeless populations by focusing on the type of activity is homeless people need to engage in simply to live, for example, sleeping. people from the public had