we need case management, affordable housing, and we also need recreation from mr philip ginsburg's department. so we partner with a lot of departments to help deliver these services. we hope that even as your budget is a very, very tight that you cannot look to balance the budget on the backs of our seniors. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, annie. whoa, you had a lot of statistics. good stuff. the next speaker from district 3 is janet. >> get the evening. it was really an honor to be invited to speak to you this evening, and i am just really grateful for that. my name is janet, a small business owner here in north beach. i just completed a four-year term on the small business commission. and in the 30 plus years that i have run the small business in north beach, i have been right in the middle of the broadway- columbus corridor. and i have to say that the public safety issues are around that corridor, they cycle. you know, they cycle. they get better, we work, we work, things get better, but then something might happen in the economy. something might happen just in the world. and

i am going to use the word that mr philip ginsburg likes, migration. migration to the new rules. i suggest that you do your migration to the new rules with the new tenants will be coming into the harbor as a result of this renovation. particularly if you start enforcing the rules against derelict boats and against live-0 boards. that will be a lot of new tenants. but you have made no promises. to the old tents, promises have been made, and those should be kept. the best way to do that is to grandfather in the existing tenants. that is a concept that is used quite commonly to resolve this kind of problems where people have been promised rights and benefits -- and then they're going to be taken away for other people. [bell rings] i just want to say new rules for new tenants, old rules for old tenants. commissioner buell: thank you. >> next. >> i am grace. i think brad had to leave because the meeting was so long. slip 395. i do not know who the first man was, but the reason that the harbor tenants were against a new harbor is we're simply trying to get the hold -- the old harbour m